Think hard — and get some counsel — on who gets what.
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But it should make voters think hard about his worthiness.
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But this is going to be something to think hard about.
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America needs to think hard about what it wants from China.
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We have to think, hard, about the moment where power shifts.
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I think hard work and dedication are key drivers of success.
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Think hard about what's fair and move forward in good faith.
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For America's sake, the Democrats should think hard before going there.
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That's why Democrats need to think hard about their 2020 strategy.
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So think hard — and get some counsel — on who gets what.
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They make journalists think hard about their choices and their words.
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Also, think hard about how you want to spend your day.
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If I'm a prosecutor I'm going to think hard about that.
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I didn't have to think hard about opposing the Trans Pacific Partnership.
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But we'll think hard the next time we're wrestling with this issue.
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"So I'm going to think hard about who to endorse," Booker said.
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Let us think hard about what this policy says about our society.
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Then, they should think hard about the right way to express their disapproval.
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That's why they better think hard before they give me paintings or clothing.
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It should think hard before offering Mr Trump an excuse to jettison it.
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Before making their bet, Conservatives need to think hard about three big questions.
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Live-streaming services will have to think hard about what they can show.
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But, beyond the applause line, let's think hard about what it should entail.
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But any responsible future president would have to think hard about such matters.
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It's something that we need to be aware of and think hard about.
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"I think hard work is the only way you get things accomplished," he said.
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But Brexit is forcing Britain to think hard about matters of migration and citizenship.
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So read this, and think hard: Would you wait four hours for any burger?
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"When I think hard I can convert qualitative problems to quantitative problems," Dalio noted.
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Think hard about whether this is a law enforcement tactic that should be encouraged.
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As such, they had to think hard about how to attract big firms' attention.
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Before you make a formal complaint, think hard about what it's likely to achieve.
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But I think I spurred Walt to think hard about where this [was going].
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That will make lenders think hard before they push big loans onto college kids.
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Let me ask you to think hard about the increasing cost of that bargain.
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The convention against pardoning himself is one he should think hard about leaving intact.
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The rest of us, however, ought to think hard about what these companies are selling.
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Second, Dow has made an effort to think hard about customers as well as chemistry.
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But we need to think hard about how to resist this "Trumpification" of the media.
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We think hard before we make big money decisions — and that's not a bad thing.
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Pay some mind to "Little Sis" and "Strangers," both of which think hard about estrangement.
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At the very least, it's gotten me to think hard and write out this piece.
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Which means all three campaigns need to think hard about changing their ways going forward.
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Either way, the tax savings will prompt CEOs to think hard about their next move.
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You have to think hard about all the kinds of features you really want and need.
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As you taste them, think hard about whether there is too much or too little salt.
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I don't think people think hard enough about what it meant, what that particular case meant.
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It will make the other parties think hard before agreeing to a snap election, for example.
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Even I, with my relatively insignificant 636 followers, think hard about ever little picture I share.
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Mercury, your planet of spirituality, encourages to think hard about what you're putting your cash toward.
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And there's been a lot of sort of I think hard lessons of humility there, right?
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So he did not have to think hard about his most vulnerable moment as an actor.
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And the organization will have to think hard about how to regain it in the future.
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That business is one where you're playing more- You've got to think hard about the programming.
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Universities typically don't think hard enough about how authorizing students to invite speakers advances their education.
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We need to think hard about how to escape this trap, before it is too late.
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So you really have to think hard if you want a white or black muscle cat.
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Ask your husband and also think hard about her interests, so you can bring something apt.
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Always research the company you're applying to and think hard about what the recruiter there might expect.
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One bad date in particular really made me think hard about whether I should ask Jason out.
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Such considerations will surely lead Ms Sturgeon to think hard before pressing for a second independence referendum.
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A white reader of these poems has to think hard about his own commodified analysis of them.
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He does not, like Jo, think hard about things and fight his way through them in darkness.
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And if they did this, we have to think hard about the investments these people are making.
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You have to think, hard, about your priorities when you can't simply default to a shared norm.
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While they're at it, they may want to think hard about their own commitment to civic life.
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They didn't think hard enough about the consequences of their creations very much at all, in fact.
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Therefore, we think hard about where the market and its components might move in the coming year.
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They need to think hard on whether the data they are combing is reflective of historical prejudices.
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What it does show, is that the company is continuing to think hard about the future of deliveries.
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Think hard about not joining or quitting a company that has no successful senior females running P&Ls.
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"You have to really think hard before you pull U.S. aid because President Kiir doesn't care," Haley said.
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"It calls upon students to think hard about whether changing institutions is really going to solve the problem."
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We need to think hard and think together about tackling crime and what it does to our communities.
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Benna Golub, 403, a retired special education teacher, conceded that she had to think hard before picking Mrs.
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But he emphasizes that the administration's actions have caused the companies to think hard about whether to stay.
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For one hour, if you think hard enough, you get to live in a world that makes sense.
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I think that men should think hard and listen carefully and perhaps we'll learn a thing or two.
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I just think the Republican Party at large needs to listen and think hard before they abandon ship.
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Our attorney advised us to think hard about giving medical power of attorney to one of the kids.
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You think hard about the alternate hypothesis or other explanations, and you devise strategies to root these out.
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The FaceApp fracas forces us to think hard about giving our personal data to companies in authoritarian countries.
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Having to think hard about such issues suggests Fan Binging may have inspired a marquee moment for China.
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The BIS has told central banks to think hard about the potential risks before issuing their own cryptocurrencies.
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Such arbitrary actions oblige even those businesses making hefty profits in China to think hard about diversifying their risks.
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He was joking — sort of — but his comment made me think hard about who is served by this stuff.
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Nothing is set in stone, so it's a good time to think hard about how these things should work.
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Expect Wall Street to think hard about this question once Snap shares start trading within the next few weeks.
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"The local authorities, the people we elected, need to think hard before supporting Gatwick's plans," CAGNE said in a statement.
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And once it's time to upgrade, think hard — do you really need to have that latest model of the iPhone?
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It made me think hard about how different my life would be, simply if I were born in another time.
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Cash, a Yale grad who is now an exec at an underwear and t-shirt company, had to think hard.
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"Before you cast a 'protest vote' — because either Clinton or Trump will become president — think hard about it," he said.
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RON: Think hard about a couple of things when you're contemplating any expense: Is this a want or a need?
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"So China needs to think hard about its unwillingness to open up the architecture of its domestic standards," he said.
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And before we go tearing them down and erecting something new, let's pause and think hard about what we're doing.
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"If this is going to work, both sides have to really think hard about how to make everybody feel welcome."
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I asked students to think hard about whether they asked permission before they touched their partner intimately, or before a kiss.
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If you're thinking of becoming a plastic surgery tourist, I'd really encourage you to think hard about your current self-perception.
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I'd think hard about sending the dot in a direction, and it would shoot over without my hand using a muscle.
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The development of predictive movement for prosthetics will make it so people won't have to think hard about controlling the device.
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This assumption was premised on the fact that the problems we don't need to think hard about are easier to solve.
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If you think hard enough, there are lots of little things you can do to eliminate unnecessary interruptions to your sleep.
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That is a huge problem, and news organizations need to think hard about what it will take to regain public confidence.
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Though you may overreact to criticism initially, you also have the tendency to think hard about things and explore them deeply.
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I don't think so, but I think we have to think hard about how to integrate these programs into our practice.
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The phrase makes us think hard about the way language works, and about how words catalyze reality, rather than transcribe it.
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I feel like the best I can do is teach them to think hard about what they're doing means in a game.
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You could look at this as just another Trump insult, but I hope you'll think hard about the question his insult raises.
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Tongues are kind of weird when you think hard about them; they're hunks of muscular flesh in the middle of your mouth.
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Throughout the course of eating this, I'm going to be reflective and think really think hard on, like, what my goal is.
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"I think we should think hard about the tradeoff we want to make between security and other things like privacy," says Greene.
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Think hard drug legalizers, advocates for a universal basic income, or, on the right, those who want to repeal the 1003th Amendment.
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"If I have a contribution to make, it's to get people to think hard truths, even when it's difficult," Ms. Ajayi said.
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You had to think hard, read deeply, and look both at the surface of the image and the rhetoric that framed it.
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The conservatives clamoring for this change should think hard: They don't like their tax dollars going to support groups that perform abortions.
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But if you have your heart set on being a homeowner, it's time think hard about what a down payment will look like.
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"Think hard about the people representing themselves to you," she told the crowd of roughly 600 people at Iowa Western Community College here.
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"Let me ask you all to think hard about this job that you are interviewing for," Clinton said Tuesday night in Council Bluffs.
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To really think hard about what the Democratic party stands for and what we want the future of our country to look like.
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Meanwhile, reporters and editors have to think hard about how they're going to cover a president who attacks the press with unprecedented frequency.
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But the country also needs to think hard about what it offers its immigrants, especially as the second and third generations grow up.
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Perhaps if it and its advisers think hard enough, they can come up with another even more clever way to get at this.
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" I go, "I think you're talking about the baby, which I think is a problem that you have, and you'd better think hard.
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The aim was to get the prosecutors to think hard about what it would be like to suffer a humiliating defeat at trial.
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At every moment you have to think hard, at once, about both the dance in progress and the dance's volatility in the gallery.
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"I'm gonna have to think hard about this, you know, because it's gonna impact my children, it's gonna impact my grandchildren," Tocktoo said.
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Evaluating them will require Democrats to think hard about their highest aspirations, to decide what is most important to them, and most menacing.
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The United States soccer star urged her teammates to "think hard" about sharing their platform with the White House after the World Cup.
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As a result, they didn't think hard about which institutions would referee political battles, let alone how to protect those institutions from partisan taint.
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With the Kerry and Shapiro speeches, the administration is hoping to prod Israelis and Palestinians to think hard about the future they are creating.
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I think, hard for me to talk a lot about that, but, you know, we'll deal with that when the judge makes her decision.
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Think hard about which parts of the app work natively for AR, and consider building a hybrid-app where AR mode is a feature.
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But, if money isn't the number one concern for you, you should really think hard about what you're going to use your laptop for.
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"Delegating has been something that's incredibly important and it also really forces you to think hard to build a really strong team," she says.
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But instead, Philip himself (I think, hard to tell, so dark, so twisted) runs out of the bathroom and throws Annalise to the ground.
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That means we should think hard about ways that private prison firms might innovate — including how they might devise new strategies to reduce recidivism.
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Instead, you need to think hard about the things that our hypothetical friends in the Trappist-19503 system will have in common with us.
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Matches are going to expect you to open up, be vulnerable, and really think hard about whether you can see a future with them.
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The same owner also just sold another farmland parcel to developers, leading Thorpe and his family to think hard before planting any long-term crops.
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And you might want to think hard about why you're not just sure that you're right, but sure that anyone who disagrees must be evil.
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"Let me ask you all to think hard about this job that you're interviewing for," Clinton told an audience in Council Bluffs, Iowa on Tuesday.
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Like The West Wing, Halt and Catch Fire is about people who fundamentally believe their problems can be solved if they just think hard enough.
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Law enforcement should resume vigorously prosecuting leaks of classified or sensitive information, just as the press should be made to think hard before publishing them.
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Why was she not like other artists, who think hard about the concepts and theories of their art before they ever set brush to canvas?
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Despite such bounty, there will be difficult-to-sate-cravings that a brief vacation may not reveal, so think hard about what you may miss.
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Not only will users avoid that uncomfortable, unsightly "Oculus face"—think hard lines ingrained in your muddied red cheeks—but also a hefty price tag.
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It's time for those who oversee privacy protections to slow down and think hard about what rolling back this foundational law would mean for children.
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That's where we're at our best — when we have to go long and think hard — and it's also where men and women are most alike.
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I think these companies have to think hard, and especially if you're an employee there, you certainly can decide you don't want to work there.
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If nothing else, restricted access to funding has forced CORFO to think hard about how best to exert a multiplying effect on the broader startup economy.
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I like that aspect but I also like how in British mystery shows you have to think hard to find out who the bad guy is.
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Ayer's willingness think hard about his own work and vow to improve is a good sign for moviegoers, critics, and fans of the DC Comics universe.
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Think hard before mixing personal and business expensesWhile some small business owners are intentional about separating business and personal expenses, that isn't a priority for Don.
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"It's best if you think hard about what amount of holiday spending is appropriate for you," said Jesse Mecham, creator and founder of the YNAB app.
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A delegation from Luxembourg's government has also visited Level 39 since the Brexit vote as fintech executives think hard about where to spend money in future.
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"I do respect the heavy responsibility the emperor must be feeling, and I believe we need to think hard about what we can do," he said.
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I take a long-term view on this and I think it's important for us, given how many users there are, to think hard about this problem.
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But while it's comforting to know war is off the table for now, it's not comforting to know that Trump had to think hard about that option.
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"I will handle that if and when it happens," Lofven said, referring to the confidence motion, saying the opposition should think hard about going ahead with it.
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We apparently hate sex, think hard work will actually be rewarded, and don't particularly think that a government has a duty to care for its neediest citizens.
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To that extent, I'm on board with people who say that we need to think hard about how we design superintelligence in order to maximize good consequences.
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So, parents should think hard before cutting off ways they can virtually check in with their friends just because they're spending hours on their laptop for school.
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But as The Times begins a period of self-reflection, I hope its editors will think hard about the half of America the paper too seldom covers.
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"Any organization should think hard before giving its business to a hotel that treated me in the way I've described in my lawsuit," she wrote in a statement.
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If liberals want to save globalisation and a rules-based order, they need to think hard about how to reform it—and this probably involves dialling back integration.
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Victims should also think hard about what's in their inbox, since there's a chance that data might end up for sale on the dark web in six months.
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What you have to do is think hard about how to get each of these quite different businesses, with different constraints and opportunities, on to a decarbonizing path.
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Think Hard About Facebook and Instagram Data Most mainstream dating apps—including Tinder, Bumble, Hinge, and Coffee Meets Bagel—allow users to share data from their Facebook profiles.
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The Austrian office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) said the bill was "highly questionable" and urged lawmakers to think hard about agreeing to it.
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Think hard about this: The downside here is ending up saddled with endless student debt, especially if you're considering a degree in a field that isn't super lucrative.
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Some of those rules were broken in the script, and I think hard-core Potterites do not like to see the world Rowling created compromised in any way.
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Former CIA and National Security Agency (NSA) Director Michael Hayden has some advice for anyone approached by the Trump White House for high-ranking intelligence posts: Think hard.
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Any employer and job creator is going to look at this and think hard and twice more before they commit to establishing an office or factory in NYC.
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"Any organization should think hard before giving its business to a hotel that treated me in the way I've described in my lawsuit," Pezqueda told Gizmodo in an email.
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And it's difficult to really think hard about the world a hero is fighting to preserve when said world will be wiped from the universe if the hero fails.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Central banks should think hard about potential risks and spillovers before issuing their own cryptocurrency, the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) said in a report on Monday.
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It was creepy, in a backwoods cult-y type of way, and their unsettling grins were making me want to leave the room and think hard about my existence.
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"I have my own experiences that have come back to me very vividly and I have found it hard to sleep, hard to think, hard to communicate," she said.
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Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland said on Sunday that the U.S. should "think hard" about the message it sends to allies by imposing steel and aluminum tariffs on them.
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Lawmakers should think hard before making it legal for white doctors like me to facilitate the deaths of patients in a district predominantly comprised of racial and ethnic minorities.
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" Added Mr. Cyphers: "Think hard before you enter your email into a form online about why the company actually needs your email and what they might do with it.
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So I guess to anyone beating a path into liberal politics now I always say: think hard about how you can be a liberal but also be a patriotic liberal.
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Clearly, this is going to be a vigorously litigated case, which is why we should think hard about whether the Washington partner ought to be permitted to use a pseudonym.
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Growing by buying is not necessarily the best strategy for an engineering conglomerate, but it helps to spur bosses to think hard about competition and emerging threats to their markets.
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But the point is to think hard about what you really need and use, especially if the app is lousy or outdated, and even if it's great but need used.
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Aged cheeses — think hard cheeses like Parmesan and Swiss — also have a very low lactose content because the enzymes used in the aging process break down most of the lactose.
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This is where people who have had something bad happen to them are more likely to think hard and remember things, like using a cellphone, than people who have not.
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"We ought to think hard about how and when to license hack-back authority so capable, responsible private-sector actors can deter foreign aggression," he said at the time. Reps.
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Think hard about two goals: what you want your career to look like in five years and what you want your home life to look like over the same period.
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Even if he wins there, Ms. Capito and her colleagues ought to think hard about the impact their votes could have on the health of Americans for years to come.
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"I expect witnesses to think hard about their obligations to consumers and offer a sober assessment of remaining risks that could be the subject of a future announcement," he said.
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But the point is to think hard about what you really need and use, especially if the app is lousy or outdated, and even if it's great but never used.
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But Mickenberg told me the bill had sponsors from both Democrats and Republicans (and lefties from the state's Progressive Party), so the governor will have to think hard about rejecting it.
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I forgot she existed until we started making plans for The Verge's Wilderness Week and I was forced to think hard about the last time I had seen something truly wild.
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To really think hard about what the Democratic Party stands for and what we want the future of our country to look like if we do our part to build it.
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A huge state bureaucracy, of course, can be just as alienating and undemocratic as corporate boardrooms, so we need to think hard about the new forms that social ownership could take.
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" Noah Shachtman, The Daily Beast: "I hope my fellow editors will think hard — really hard, a lot harder than they did in 2016 — before publishing any material hacked by the Russians.
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So when I think hard about it, I'm only really benefitting from Prime when I buy, for instance, a single pair of very excellent nail clippers from Japan—which I have done.
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A $500 billion futuristic mega-city sounds nice on paper, but some of those outside investors might want to think hard about the possibility those promises are ephemeral, or a deliberate distraction.
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Business leaders who care about long-term growth and competitiveness need to think hard about how to fix that, and stop kidding themselves that a trickle-down tax plan is the answer.
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Practical, too: those considering giving gifts at holiday time should proceed if they know the tastes of their receiver well, and if they are prepared to think hard about what to get.
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"But, like doing a jigsaw puzzle of a piece of art, spending so much time with this quote made me think hard about the quote itself, the speaker, and also the environment."
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These states would need to think hard about how to implement the change in a way that ensures those families still get the benefits they receive under the current income tax regime.
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The findings should make policymakers "think hard about what they can do about these issues," said senior author Paula Braitstein, who is affiliated with the University of Toronto and based in Kenya.
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Mr. Fattorini, who has an official title of Lord of the Honor of Skipton, has to think hard before he can say how many rooms there are in the castle's private area.
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Rather than choosing between the provinces, or the oil lobby and eco-conscious voters, he should think hard about what best embodies his "sunny ways" principles — justice, science and saving the planet.
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Really high wage-earners do not have to go far or think hard to save on taxes It is not that the wealthy are necessarily smarter about taxes than the rest of us.
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The knowledge that if we allow ourselves to think hard enough about our lives we will realize that they are spent in service of making someone else rich while we merely scrape by?
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"Think hard about anyone you've been around when you've had symptoms as well as in the two weeks before you developed symptoms and let them know that you have COVID-19," Desai said.
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The new trade deal by the United States, Mexico and Canada is likely to increase domestic production and auto employment slightly and cause automakers to think hard before adding new plants in Mexico.
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Only 25 percent of the French think hard work is very important, only 14 percent of them think religion is very important, and 53 percent of them think having an affair is totally chill.
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Now imagine that $82,000 difference compounding over 20 or 30 more years, and think hard about whether you want to touch the stocks in your retirement fund the next time the markets fall far.
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The GOP has done pretty well on keeping promises to address taxes and the Supreme Court, but they need to think hard about how to earn back trust they squandered, particularly on health care.
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Anyone working to improve American public policy needs to think hard about the vexing problem of Senate reform, because without such reform, adequately addressing the most serious problems facing the United States is impossible.
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" He added, "There's a lot of Republican members of Congress sitting in tough districts that are going to have to really think hard about how they're going to finesse this in the days ahead.
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LONDON, March 27 (Reuters) - Banks should think hard before designating a staff as "key workers" who can still send their children to school during Britain's coronavirus lockdown, the Financial Conduct Authority said on Friday.
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In an interview with Business Insider&aposs Travis Clark, showrunner Lauren S. Hissrich said that the song&aposs catchiness is part of a more subtle point, which is "horrific" when you think hard enough.
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Whatever happens with the policy changes, Republicans would be well-served to think hard before eviscerating actually accessible health insurance markets that reward Americans with the grit and courage to build their own opportunities.
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I suspect Apple will have to think hard about how to please those who want a portable yet ultrapowerful machine, which is really the even narrower segment that has been criticizing the new MacBooks.
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We try to do our best to absorb that information and think hard about what are the various risks to the outlook besides the base case, which is really one of healthy and strong growth.
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The G.O.P. doesn't want people who think hard and look at evidence; it wants people like, say, the "economist" Stephen Moore, who slavishly reaffirm the party's dogma, even if they can't get basic facts straight.
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Mr. Grady said he had enlisted in the Army a few months back, but that the attack at his school had made him think hard about whether that was the path he wanted to take.
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It has to think hard and realistically about how the incentives of individual political actors can be channeled toward the greater good, largely within the existing institutional structures (because changing institutions is really, really hard).
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The game is a huge challenge, Belgium are a formidable foe, they are among the top three in the world so we have to think hard about how we attack them as we are ranked 61st.
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Each year at the commissioning ceremonies, Khan hands America's newest officers pocket-size copies of the Constitution and reminds them to think hard about their oath to defend it, he told the justices in his brief.
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Mary Lou Guizzo and Jeff Chen return to scare us with an entertaining 68-word themeless puzzle that is nicely balanced with gimmes and entries that will require you to think hard before you enter them.
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"State officials need to think hard and think twice about the constitutionality of interfering with the electors' votes once that process begins," said Jason Wesoky, a lawyer for the two Colorado electors who filed the lawsuit.
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Lemonis says that planning to own a home is beneficial even before you're in the position to buy, because it forces individuals to think hard about saving for the future and presents a crystal clear goal.
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Honduras's first lady, Ana García de Hernández, advised Hondurans earlier this month to think hard before trekking to the US, saying that they would be separated from their children if they did make it across the border.
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When the cadets took the oath, he told them, they needed to think hard about their pledge to defend the Constitution, to reflect on what they were pledging to defend, because his son died for that document.
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It's a really big deal, and to really think hard about how you want to approach this, because it's only going to be more so in the future as this stuff enters your home and everything else.
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"I've found it really hard to sleep, hard to think, hard to communicate," she said, adding that she had recently experienced a resurgence of guilt and anxiety for not speaking up and of disgust with the director.
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"Koreans really have to think hard about how to motivate young people and meet them partway, not only with job opportunities but better working environments," said Katharine H.S. Moon, a professor of political science at Wellesley College.
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The obvious mismatch in priorities made Snopes think hard about its future and how to guarantee it could pursue its mission without begging for coins from companies that so obviously cared little for what they could provide.
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For the whole rest of history, more or less, the way we have solved this problem is, basically, I pay somebody to think hard about what content I ought to read today and give me a recommendation.
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Their performance before Congress was dispiriting and vague and the possibility of effective regulation seems remote, so it is incumbent on these leaders to think hard in 2018 about just what kind of legacy they want to leave.
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But again, the saddest part here is that Hillary Clinton will no doubt have to think hard about exactly how she responds to such a remark—whereas Donald Trump is clearly not thinking at all in making it.
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If you're already the owner of a Galaxy S8, S8 Plus, S9, or S9 Plus, it's time to sit down, take a breath, and think hard — is it time to trade in your old phone for a new one?
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Noam: One of the main things the movie lacked for me was any sense originality or a particular perspective, so I would point people to two biopics that really seemed to think hard about how to present iconic characters.
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"Koreans really have to think hard about how to motivate young people and meet them part way, not only with job opportunities but better working environments," said Katharine H. S. Moon, a professor of political science at Wellesley College.
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"We're hoping and praying that people wake up and just think hard about our future as a country, and the way the polls are looking, it's very concerning," said Stephanie Christiansen, a stay-at-home mom from Davie, Florida.
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We need to ask what they should do, and we need to think hard, because we are the first generation in the history of humanity who will empower machines to make decision that were previously only made by people.
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While service businesses may be able to continue operating in some way, other companies, such as restaurants or local movie theaters, will have to think hard about how to manage staff and cash flows if people stop going out.
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"The typical crowd that goes to watch the English national rugby team is not likely to be an audience that's going to think hard about these types of questions or spend much time worrying about political correctness," he said.
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You may just have to think hard for a second about what that is before you can identify it as a gift, because it's probably very normal to you—possibly (but not necessarily), it is even your day job.
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"They might be saying let's pull them out and let these guys go home and collect their paychecks, while quietly communicating to the Americans, 'Look, we do contribute, please think hard about embarrassing us internationally in the future,'" said Hunter Friend.
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The nature of Mr Trump's goals hardly changes: you can expect him to try to press ahead with things mentioned on the campaign trail, to undo anything achieved by Barack Obama, and not to think hard, if at all, about consequences.
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If you really think hard about it, you might remember that one time back in 2015 when you donated your extremely full bladder to the Food and Agriculture council by pissing into a 12-gallon urinal at the Roskilde music festival?
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SO IT STILL REMAINS I THINK HARD TO IMAGINE THAT ANY SIGNIFICANT CHANGES, STRATEGIC CHANGES CERTAINLY, IN WHAT IS WE KNOW A VERY QUICKLY CHANGING MEDIA LANDSCAPE, WILL TAKE PLACE, GIVEN MR. REDSTONE IS STILL IN CONTROL OF BOTH COMPANIES.
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Second is getting both the AI creators and AI users to think hard about such guardrails even before attempting to build new technologies embedded with AI. We can move forward using AI to improve our lives while also providing adequate safeguards.
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I'm thrilled to talk to you because you're always such a good critic, you're such an intelligent critic about the Internet, not just, you know, yammering on about its evils, but really trying to think hard about what it does.
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For a company that wants to be the digital connective tissue for all of your personal relationships — including your romantic connections — it's past time to think hard about this question: Why should people continue to trust Facebook with their personal information?
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"It's high time to think hard about whether the chaebol system is the right one for Korea," said Yoo-Kyung Park, director at APG Asset Management, the investment manager of the Dutch pension fund that holds stakes in Samsung companies.
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"I have some concerns about the implementation of such a potential breakup, as it's not a trivial challenge, but I trust [Warren] to choose a team of knowledgeable and competent people to think hard about how it can be done," the engineer said.
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At a moment when Democrats want to distinguish themselves from the party that produced Trump, they need to think hard about a candidate whose views and identity were forged in the era of Ronald Reagan, despite eventually becoming the Vice President for Obama.
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For example, when a Google deep learning program can quickly study a super-complex multiplayer strategy game and then kick the crap out of the best human players on the planet, perhaps we should think hard about where it will go next.
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"It seems that drunk-driving education is working enough to make people think hard about driving when they are feeling drunk," Aradhna Krishna, study co-author and marketing professor at the University of Michigan's Ross School of Business, said in a statement.
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"We ought to think hard about how and when to license hack-back authority so capable, responsible private-sector actors can deter foreign aggression," according to Whitehouse's prepared opening remarks, which he delivered Tuesday afternoon during at a cyber-focused subcommittee hearing.
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"I think hard cases make bad law, and I think if we were to change the decision-making process in some way because of a distrust of this President, I think that would be an unfortunate precedent," he said at the November hearing.
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As scientists who study climate risks and how societies can respond, we have been jolted to think hard about our best understanding of why disasters like these occur, how a changing climate cranks up the odds and what we might do differently.
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"Adding another several hundred billion dollars to the deficit is something that I think some Republicans are going to really think hard about," said John Gimigliano, who heads federal tax legislative and regulatory services at the audit, tax and advisory firm KPMG LLP.
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Mr Mattis is a figure of rare credibility within the Trump administration, revered by his peers as a "warrior-monk"—a ferocious battlefield commander who carried works of Roman philosophy into combat, and prodded his officers to think hard about the ethics of killing.
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First, think hard on basic logic: At what point between Vice President Pence's invalidation of Kim Jong Un's Pyeongchang Olympics outreach as a "charade" in early February and Kim's courting of President Trump in early March did the Dear Leader's intentions become not fake?
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"We ought to think hard about how and when to license hack-back authority so capable, responsible private-sector actors can deter foreign aggression," according to Whitehouse's prepared opening remarks, which he is expected to deliver Tuesday afternoon during at a cyber-focused subcommittee hearing.
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Yes, there is a first time for everything, and this may well be the first time that a president is impeached by the House and convicted by the Senate, or that a president is successfully indicted, but think hard about how remote that possibility is.
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While 21st Century Fox remains confident that it will finally take control of Sky, its critics are also calling on the British regulator to think hard about the potential dominance that the Murdochs may exert over the country's media if the deal is approved.
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In the case of the big public clouds, the protection is the work of some of the world's best computer scientists, hired out of places like the National Security Agency and Stanford University to think hard about security, data encryption and the latest online fraud.
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He isn't sure if he'll see his brother again, but if his brother sees this interview, he says he has a message from a family paying for the sins of a son: "Hisham: Think hard because you have a family here," Mohamed says to our camera.
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But if Siri knew that in the Seattle area, when someone says something that sounds like St John's, they probably mean the bar, then she can respond more quickly and accurately, without having to think hard or have you select from a list of likely saints.
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I don't think that I would want to go, and I would encourage my teammates to think hard about lending that platform and having that co-opted by an administration that doesn't feel the same way and doesn't fight for the same things that we fight for.
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In between, politicians had to think hard about how they wanted the system to work: how money would be raised and spent, what benefits would be offered, whether and how markets should be used to distribute coverage, whether people who didn't buy coverage should be penalized.
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As John said, you have your homeroom that is that sort of how you are wired, but then if you are really a student of the game and you think hard about your own weaknesses you then begin to ... You try to do that ... CK: Exactly.
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"One thing that is clear is that nursing homes and hospitals are potentially at greater risk, and we are really going to have to think hard about what can be done to protect them," Tom Frieden, a former CDC director, said in a media briefing last week.
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"It has been an incredibly important catalytic event to sort of shake the tree when libra showed up out of the blue, and that forced us to think hard about what we do," Stefan Ingves, governor of the Riksbank, told CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe" on Tuesday.
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ONE IS – THE BIGGEST ONE IS WITH THE KIND OF FINANCIAL RETURNS THAT THE QUALCOMM BOARD HAS DELIVERED TO THEIR SHAREHOLDERS OVER THE LAST FIVE OR TEN YEARS, NO INDEX FUND, NOR ANYONE ELSE, THEY WOULD HAVE TO THINK HARD ABOUT WHY COULDN'T THIS BE DONE BETTER.
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But this will change with each administration, so we have to really think hard about what these ... as they develop even further, what should be free and what should not be free, and what should be paid by the government and what should not be paid.
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For now, however, it seems like the more realistic outcome is that the Portal group takes up the responsibility of shipping real products, while Oculus, Facebook Reality Labs, and the broader AR/VR division at the company continue to think hard about how to invent the future of computing.
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"The overall message is that the Christian faith is a viable thing in the world we live in, that it's possible to live faithfully and think hard about whatever topic we're discussing," said Jay McCabe, a staff member at the Center for Christian Study at the University of Virginia.
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We wanted to learn what it would look like if we were in China, so that's what we built internally," adding that "given how important the market is and how many users there are, we feel obliged to think hard about this problem and take a longer-term view.
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I have my own experiences that have come back to me very vividly and I find it really hard to sleep, hard to think, hard to communicate a lot of the feelings that I've been having about anxiety, about being honest, the guilt for not speaking up earlier.
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"Tattoos appeal to contemporary women both as emblems of empowerment in an era of feminist gains and as badges of self-determination at a time when controversies about abortion rights, date rape, and sexual harassment have made them think hard about who controls their bodies—and why," Mifflin writes .
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Clinton's campaign wanted the debate to make the many millions of people who watched think hard about each candidate as president—no matter what happens, "We win because more people are watching," deputy communications director Christina Reynolds said two hours before the lights went up on Lester Holt.
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It is not yet clear what led the United flight crew to remove Ms Obioma from her flight, but one thing is clear, if it was not already abundantly so: airlines really need to think hard before kicking any passenger off a flight, unless there is a true safety risk.
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"It is important to think hard about the supply of labor - the willingness of people to work, and the education and skills that they have to bring to the market," he said, adding Puerto Rico's low labor participation rate is a "crucial impediment" to economic growth that must be addressed.
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That does not mean that liberals do not have to think hard about how they lost the Electoral College to Trump, but it does put into perspective the degree to which Democrats must rethink how they "appeal to Americans," and who they feel these Americans are, and what their priorities are.
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"One thing that is clear is that nursing homes and hospitals are potentially at greater risk, and we are really going to have to think hard about what can be done to protect them," Tom Frieden, a former director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, told a media briefing on Monday.
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If the United States is going to lead the world, Washington needs to think hard about the incentives it provides companies — not only for research and development, where we are still leading, but also for manufacturing the technology that is in our national interest to control as well as what mergers it allows.
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"One thing that is clear is that nursing homes and hospitals are potentially at greater risk, and we are really going to have to think hard about what can be done to protect them," Tom Frieden, a former director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, told a media briefing on Monday.
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Not enough weed supply and too much expansion are among the reasons given for MedMen's problems, but the disconnect between the company's promise and reality made me think hard about some other terrible news this week: Apple's announcement that it was going to miss its projected revenue by billions of dollars this quarter.
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"Over and over again as you're growing up, Dad will press you to think hard about what it is you love to do, or what you enjoy spending time on, and then — regardless of what the answer is — he will encourage you to make a plan for how to be successful at it," she writes.
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Every single character in Here I Am is obsessed with anuses and everything that might conceivably enter or exit an anus, and every single character in this book is so analytical that they think hard about what this obsession says about their Freudian development, whether they should be worried that they're stuck in the anal fixation phase.
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The nation's news agency even intoned that the United States should "think hard about the fate of the scheduled summit meeting" between Kim and President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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Given the extreme nature of the current political moment, with false statements easily masquerading as truth and radical political voices gaining mainstream platforms in the Oval Office and on national television, Democrats will think hard about pulling the trigger for a process which could easily fail -- or place a very conservative Mike Pence in the presidency.
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"I think hard cases make bad law, and I think if we were to change the decision-making process in some way because of a distrust of this President, I think that would be an unfortunate precedent," said Brian Mckeon, who previously served as Principal Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for Policy during the Obama administration.
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J.P. Back when people still griped about the evils of selling out, when hip-hop purists worried about dilution of the form at the hands of eager crossover attempts, when rappers had to think hard about whether accepting an offer to collaborate would do damage to their credibility — this is the song they were worried about.
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Public Editor Spayd writes: "I hope its editors will think hard about the half of America the paper too seldom covers..." Well, currently on the NY Times home page there is a headline: "What You Get: $2,800,000 Homes in California, Massachusetts and Washington, D.C." How about writing some real estate articles about "What You Get" for $50,000 (or less) in some of the so-called "flyover" states?
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"Because if we&aposre not careful and if we don&apost include all voices and think hard about how we create a city for everyone ... then we risk becoming that place like everywhere else where you just live, you work, you do your thing, and we lose that deep intentional connection to place and people that I feel is really unique about Boise," she said.
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Alarm bells for the region rang in mid-October, when Macron refused to sign off on allowing Albania and North Macedonia, two of Serbia's neighbors, to begin talks on joining the EU. Macron has grown increasingly wary of EU expansion, arguing that the 28-country group needs to take stock of its near doubling in size over the past 15 years, assess the impact of Britain's pending departure, and think hard about the criteria it applies to those seeking to join.
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Here's why I think this could be the case: *Mentor other women *Sponsor other women *Talk up other women at work *Amplify what other women say in meetings (see how women in the Obama White House did this for each other) *Point out to others when they interrupt other women or ignore other women in meetings *Point out when the words they use to compliment men ("aggressive" or "go-getter") are used to put down women *Don't work at the company that doesn't "get it" on making the work environment one in which you can be successful (Yes, I went there) *Think hard about not joining or quitting a company that has no successful senior females running P&Ls…if they don't "get it" by now, honestly, when are they going to get it?
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