That technology and business thrill ride makes enterprise a category TechCrunch has long wanted to tackle head on.
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They also underline a strategy which fraud specialists say regulators, card issuers and banks have yet to tackle head-on.
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There was cake provided too, of course, made by celebrity baker Aggy Dadan, which Momoa decided to tackle head-on.
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Lemonade continues what Beyoncé started three years ago – appearing to tackle head on issues in her relationship with husband Jay-Z, among other things.
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The United States has had a historical unwillingness to face cost-effectiveness questions in health care decisions, something many other countries tackle head-on.
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Buttigieg needs to seize the opportunity that the debate stage will give him to tackle head-on America's relationship with its slavery past, race relations and community policing.
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For the sake of the feminist movement's future vibrancy and growth, what is one major—or even third rail—question we need to tackle head-on right now ?
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To do so, however, the bot community must tackle head-on the same issues of interoperability and cross-platform standards that plagued the early days of the web and the cell phone industry.
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The GDPR will broadly address data issues that a variety of sectors across the globe will have to tackle head on — and government, political institutions, and civic engagement should not be exempt from this list.
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It's all to easy for your digital life to become a sprawling, unmanageable mess as you keep tasks, notes, photos and files across multiple accounts—a problem that Taco is designed to tackle head on.
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Abe has focused on mobilizing women and the elderly to compensate for a shrinking workforce rather than tackle head-on the politically touchy topic of immigration, although some changes are being considered on that front.
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As Allen continues to tread familiar waters in his late work, one wonders if he'll ever have the courage to tackle head on, in film, the mess he's made of his family's all-too public life.
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All of this has led to a big decline in LendingClub confidence the amount of loans being made through the platform, and that is what LendingClub is now trying to tackle head-on to stave off the freefall.
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Some observers suggest the Mexican church's apparent reluctance to tackle head on the influence of the Santa Muerte could reflect concern that a harsher response could push some Catholics, who also worship the skeletal figure, to leave the flock.
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For any dialogue to succeed, it must tackle head-on the Venezuelan government's authoritarian practices...the government has resorted to the courts, which lack judicial independence, to arbitrarily arrest and prosecute opposition leaders and ordinary Venezuelans who speak about the crisis.
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It's Salesforce co-CEO Marc Benioff's latest effort to tackle head-on some of the pressing issues facing technology companies as they become a bigger piece of the global economy and their products get used in ways that are unpredictable and sometimes dangerous.
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Kerry noted U.S. officials from military and intelligence leaders to the mayors of coastal cities agree the problem of rising sea levels and erratic rainfall is one that they want to take action on, and he urged the incoming administration of Republican President-elect Donald Trump to tackle head on.
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The problem Fairphone found itself first crashing into, and next seeking to tackle head on, is that the consumer electronics industry as a whole is not geared up for sustainability and repairability but rather locked to regular (wasteful) upgrade cycles which in turn drive regular ~two-year component refresh cycles.
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"I want to tackle head-on the notion that the Nasdaq is overvalued, something we heard a lot of chatter about today because the index blasted through the 218 level, and whenever we crash through big round numbers, it tends to cause instant soul-searching, " the "Mad Money " host said.
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He suggests a more broad-brush approach may win out in the near term, such as the Commission looking at the operation of the entire single market — "and how that can be done more effectively and efficiently" — rather than trying to tackle head-on national resistance if the EU pushes to get input on Member States' tax systems.
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He received his Ph.D. from the University of Maryland in 1955 in physics, which is part of the University of Maryland College of Computer, Mathematical, and Natural Sciences. This combination of mathematics and physical chemistry expertise enabled them to tackle head-on the phase problem of X-ray crystallography. His work on this problem was criticized because, at the time, the problem was believed unsolvable. By 1955 he had received his Ph.D. in mathematics, and they had laid the foundations of the direct methods in X-ray crystallography.
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While teaching film at the University of the West Indies in 2009, she consolidated her connections in the region. This led to the creation of CaribbeanTales Worldwide Distribution, a Barbados-based company, and the first film distribution company dedicated to international distribution of Caribbean- themed audio visual content. The company was co-founded with cultural industries specialist Dr. Keith Nurse, businessman Terrence Farrell, and filmmakers Lisa Wickham and Mary Wells, with the goal to tackle head-on problems of the monetisation of Caribbean-themed content and the development of the Caribbean Film Industry.
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Focusing mainly on self- determination for the territory may have excluded other possible solutions to the conflict. Samuel J. Spector has criticized the UN's "tendency to ignore Morocco's strategic interest in the territory and historical rights." Anna Theofilopoulou discusses how the United Nations allowed each side to erode and derail the process, rather than "developing and sticking to a strategy designed to tackle head-on the difficulties in dealing with this conflict." Michael Rubin, writing in The Journal of International Security Affairs, believes that Moroccan rule of the Saharwi people is the best way for the area to remain stable, free from terrorism and will provide a better quality of life.
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Archived 4 September, 2017. The track also appeared in season one of the television program The Bold Type.The Bold Type Official Music Guide Season 1 Freeform. Archived 4 September 2017. Stephen Goodhew, music director of FBi Radio in Sydney, Australia, included "Doctor Doctor" among the year's top 10 songs, writing: "Being honest with yourself is something that I think a lot of people struggle with and it’s a theme the duo tackle head on here. With lyrics and melodies this strong, I can’t help but feel like this band is criminally under-appreciated in our own country.""Stephen Goodhew’s top 10 songs of 2016" Happy, 20 December 2016. Archived 4 September 2017.
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After having reportedly turned down requests from his fellow countrymen to run for office in the past, and with the assurance of support from various political factions, Farole returned to Somalia from Australia to present himself as a candidate in the Puntland region's 2008–2009 presidential elections. In January 2009, he defeated the nine other candidates, including incumbent President Muse, to become the fourth President of Puntland. Despite weeks of political tension prior to the vote, the election itself was also reportedly peaceful, prompting one US-based observer to suggest that the "success of the Puntland elections can begin to provide a model for the whole of Somalia." In his election victory speech, Farole vowed to tackle head-on the pervasive piracy problem off of the Somali coast, including cracking down on local authorities that were then reportedly collaborating with pirates in return for a share of the profits.
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