The office is "taking a fresh look at that question," he added.
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American regulators may also be taking a fresh look at Google's operations.
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He said the Fed was taking "a fresh look" at those rules.
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Because of these choices, businesses are taking a fresh look at Rhode Island.
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"Like all programs, we are taking a fresh look at it," Mr. Bratton said.
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It is good that Congress and others are taking a fresh look at rural broadband subsidies.
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Law enforcement is taking a fresh look at the previous shooting, according to the Rock Hill Herald.
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So, I think people are taking a fresh look at where they should put money to work.
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"We're taking a fresh look at the Volcker rule," said Fed Chairman Jerome Powell before Congress on Tuesday.
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President Trump prides himself on taking a fresh look at how American taxpayer dollars are spent at home and abroad.
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ETF innovation is too important to investors — both retail and institutional — to avoid taking a fresh look at market structure.
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"We ought to be taking a fresh look at everything," Quarles said during a question-and-answer session in New York.
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Sheriff Gonzalez said the police were taking a fresh look at that case for any possible links to the recent attack.
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Anybody running a railroad and wanting green steel will certainly be taking a fresh look at this mill as a supplier.
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Now that the greatest deal in tech has come to an end, it's worth taking a fresh look at your data-stashing options.
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At the time Comey said nothing about that, even as he announced that the F.B.I. was taking a fresh look at newly discovered Clinton emails.
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But in 2001, Zhaoyu Zhu, a geologist at the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Guangzhou, and his colleagues began taking a fresh look at the fossil site.
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Andrew Cuomo announced that outside engineering experts, taking a fresh look at the tunnel, had come up with a way to make the repairs without immiserating commuters.
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YouTube's 'creator-on-creator' harassment policy could affect commentary videos YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki indicated that the company is taking a fresh look at bullying between creators.
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"I think he's doing the right thing by taking a fresh look at the NSC — what was working and what didn't," a second former NSC staffer said of O'Brien.
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Regulators are taking a fresh look at the lives of workers in the gig economy, often concluding that many folks classified as independent contractors ought to be treated as employees.
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Taking a fresh look at how federal research funds are coordinated and spent for impact could provide valuable insight into how best to fund medical research in the 21st century.
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The Trump administration deserves a lot of credit for taking a fresh look at how to cut the Gordian knot there, and bring the Palestinian problem to a stable conclusion.
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Police departments in San Francisco and Napa counties are also taking a fresh look at their evidence, believing it could lead to a break in the investigation, reports the San Francisco Chronicle.
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As European equity funds continue to attract substantial investor flows, it is worth taking a fresh look at some of the continent's banks with worldwide operations, according to Man Group's Pierre Lagrange.
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New York is taking a fresh look at terraces, despite a climate in which workers can hardly depend on sunny days and space constraints that can make direct rays hard to find.
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"We'll ... be taking a fresh look at policies to support innovation to allow drugs to be targeted only to those patients who are most likely to benefit from the medicine," Gottlieb told the committee.
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"A lot of people are taking a fresh look at A + B = C, meaning what can you combine with a tech company to have a leg up and a marketing advantage," the banker said.
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"It's a good sign that the administration is taking a fresh look at something that has had negative impacts on our industry," said Rich Foster, senior vice president at the Financial Services Roundtable trade group.
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"I had been wavering on Biden, but the debate took him off my list," said Karen Wiesemann, 74, of West Des Moines, who now, too, is taking a fresh look at Harris and some others.
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As the DOE grid study documented, there have been lots of big changes in the electricity sector in the past decade, so it's worth taking a fresh look at how to maintain a steady grid.
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She and Nick had done a lot of research, and Nancy had years of inside experience as a trainer, but they said there was no substitute for taking a fresh look at every aspect of the business.
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Woods said the PRA had mapped out the barriers using a machine to sift through data and rules via text-search, with results cross-checked by humans, before taking a fresh look at capital requirements for credit unions.
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Woods said the PRA had mapped out the barriers using a machine to sift through data and rules via text-search, with results cross-checked by humans, before taking a fresh look at capital requirements for credit unions.
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Dear Associate, For the past few months, we've said that we are taking a fresh look at every aspect of our business – from merchandising, marketing and brand positioning, to our real estate portfolio, digital business and cost structure … literally everything.
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The New Zealand dollar slipped 0.3% to $0.6739, pressured in part by news the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) was taking a fresh look at unconventional monetary policy strategies, with interest rates already at a record low of 1.5%.
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The New Zealand dollar slipped 0.4% to $0.6731, pressured in part by news the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) was taking a fresh look at unconventional monetary policy strategies, with interest rates already at a record low of 1.5%.
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The head of the SEC says more needs to be done to make it easier for companies to go public and that his office is taking a "fresh look" at allowing Main Street investors access to the private capital markets.
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At a news conference on Wednesday afternoon, Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez said officers were pursuing a number of tips they had received, and taking a fresh look at a similar — and still unsolved — shooting that took place nearby in 2017.
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Now, with test-score gaps narrowing but remaining stubbornly persistent after years of efforts, some in the education field are taking a fresh look at programs for advanced students that once made them uneasy, driven by the same desire to help historically disadvantaged groups.
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" Michael Anton, spokesman for the White House National Security Council, said, "As part of its overall approach, the administration is taking a fresh look at the entire U.S. national security strategy, to include the counterterrorism mission - which is especially important since no such strategy has been produced publicly since 2011.
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Some in Trump World have privately been counting down the days he has left since his ally, former chief of staff Reince Priebus, was fired and replaced by John Kelly, a retired Marine general and former Homeland Security secretary who is taking a fresh look at White House staff and operations.
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"With the stock reflecting increasing investor concern around the ability of sales and margins to rebound after the recent norovirus and Dallas rodent incident, we believe expectations are now low enough to begin taking a fresh look at shares of Chipotle," analyst Will Slabaugh wrote in a note to clients Thursday.
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However, the recent Justice Department lawsuit challenging AT&T's $85 billion purchase of Time Warner and remarks Assistant Attorney General for the Antitrust Division Makan Delrahim made at an American Bar Association conference in November suggest that the government may be taking a fresh look at its approach to non-horizontal combinations.
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King, John. “Bush appoints Baker envoy on Iraqi debt”, "CNN.com", December 3, 2003, retrieved August 11, 2009. On March 15, 2006, Congress announced the formation of the Iraq Study Group, a high-level panel of prominent former officials charged by members of Congress with taking a fresh look at America's policy on Iraq.
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In the second all-school colloquy of the 2009–2010 school year at Pacific Union College, Knight spoke on "Integrating Faith and Learning: A Higher Education Imperative" and her Adventist Advantage platform. She reported that institutions of higher learning are taking a fresh look at religion and spirituality and argued that it provides Adventist Education "with multiple opportunities to showcase what we have been doing so very well for so many years." She introduced her theoretical framework to meet these opportunities, titled the Adventist Advantage.
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In 2006, the Taipei prosecutor's office stated that missing evidence and personnel were hampering any further investigations. However, the original interrogation transcript was recovered in 2009, giving fresh hope to investigators. Four weeks later, the prosecutor's office closed its investigation, stating there was insufficient evidence to charge five Garrison Command officials: Wang Ching-hsu (), Kuo Hsueh-chou (), Tsuo Hsiao-han (), Wang Wen-bin () and Wang Yi-hua (). The investigations were criticized for not taking a fresh look at the existing evidence, questioning the motivation behind reopening the case.
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It is understood that Turner had a poor working relationship with senior MOD officials, for example with former Defence Secretary Geoff Hoon. Significantly the first meeting between Olver and Hoon was said to have gone well; a MOD official commented "He is a man we can do business with. We think it is good to be taking a fresh look at things". It has been suggested that relations between Turner and Olver were tense. On 16 October 2007 the company announced that Mike Turner would retire in August 2008.
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In 2008 he was an invited panel respondent to Dr. Margaret Somerville's "Ethics on a Wire" Keynote Address at the Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences of Canada and in 2009 addressed the American Political Science Association hosted by the American Public Philosophy Institute with a lecture entitled "Standing Freedom on its Head: "Equality" and "Non-discrimination" and the Suppression of Democratic Liberties: Law, Liberty and Convergence". In November 2007 Benson was invited to submit a proposal to the Canadian Federal Government Policy Research Initiative on "Religion and Public Policy". He wrote a background "think- piece" on religion and public policy in Canada entitled "Taking a Fresh Look at Religion and Public Policy in Canada: The Need for a Paradigm Shift". He has also appeared before several Canadian government bodies, including the Royal Commissions on Education and New Reproductive Technologies and the Law Reform Commission formed to examine abortion.
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In determining a new CAFE standard, NHTSA must assess the environmental impacts of each new standard and the effect of this standard on employment. With the EISA, NHTSA needed to take new analysis including taking a fresh look at the potential impacts under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and assessing whether or not the impacts are significant within the meaning of NEPA. NHTSA has to issue its new standards eighteen months before the model year for fleet. According to NHTSA report, in order to achieve this industry wide combined fleet of at least 35mpg, NHTSA must set new standards well in advance of the model year so as to provide the automobile manufacturers with lead time enough to make extensive necessary changes in their automobiles. The EISA also called for a reform where the standards set by the Transportation Department would be are “attribute based” so as to ensure that the safety of vehicles is not compromised for higher standards.
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