The trial, as it turns out, could not be timelier.
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But Kennedy troubles these fissures in riskier and timelier ways.
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The pledge of world leaders to go after the problem cannot be timelier.
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Both the president and the Senate should commit to acting in a timelier manner.
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The shift from single passwords to multifactor authentication couldn't be timelier or more strategic.
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A new accounting rule, IFRS 9, also kicks in, demanding timelier provisions for credit losses.
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Given the concerns about relations between law enforcement and minority communities, "13th" could hardly be timelier.
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Timelier provisions might not have prevented the crisis, but troubles might have been admitted to sooner.
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It is about the intersection of poverty, prosperity, innovation and design, and it couldn't be timelier.
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"These include providing timelier resolutions, more responsive recommendations and enhancing communications with whistleblowers," the spokesperson said.
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Given the tide of news during the last several months, the issues raised couldn't be timelier.
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Brookhiser's account is compact and balanced, and in the current political climate, could hardly be timelier.
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So Gob Squad's topic could hardly be timelier, but the show struggles to find urgency and resonance.
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And timelier implementation of conservation projects will help mitigate environmental impacts, such as damaging floods and wildfires.
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This collection, encompassing a spectrum of races, ethnicities, religions, sexualities, political beliefs and classes, could not be timelier.
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But it's the other Manson movie released this year, the less ballyhooed independent "Charlie Says," that feels timelier.
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Congress is currently debating reauthorization of federal surface transportation legislation and the stakes could not be higher, or timelier.
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Why it matters: The timelier the issue within the national conversation, the more effective it can be to sow confusion.
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Public-private partnerships can impose commercial discipline into construction and maintenance of infrastructure, leading to timelier and less-costly delivery.
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With daily images of food banks and stories of the sorry state of the economy, this adaptation could not be timelier.
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For example, Reddit technology shows several thousands of interactions on its most popular tech articles, which are also timelier and more relevant.
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Plus, there's a timelier, seasonal issue with your beloved blues: They just don't jive with the stickiest, nearly 90-degree temps of summer.
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Roughly a century and a half apart in history, the artists touched me with a sense of timelessness that, today, couldn't be timelier.
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Maria Brito, the curator of the show, says that a reminder of the conversation between the ancient and the modern is timelier than ever.
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However, when comparably-skilled pro teams match up, it's usually the one with the sharper defensive rotations and timelier blocks that rules the day.
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In light of Catalonia's current push for independence from Spain, the Catalan novelist Sales's "Uncertain Glory" — originally published in 1956 — could not be timelier.
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With computer screens replacing paper pages, a show like Off the Shelf is timelier than it would have been less than a decade ago.
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At a minimum, governments and world markets deserve far more detailed information from China provided in a far timelier manner than is now the case.
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But nowadays, Twitter is the far timelier and relevant alternative: A place where you know your message will reach your peers, both professional and social.
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If one doctor had been in charge, as occurs with "ordinary" patients, the son may well have gotten more and timelier treatment, and fared better.
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Given how much more open our world has become since Eggers' novel was first released, The Circle's 2017 film adaptation should have felt timelier than ever.
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The new lab will be focused on "providing customers worldwide with faster, timelier, smartphone operating system and software updates," the company explained in a brief statement.
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Or Amy Klobuchar, whose legislative skills and work-to-a-solution attitude could have gotten a stimulus bill organized and off the ground in a timelier manner.
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This subject couldn&apost be timelier: On January 1st, 2020, more than half of the United States and the District of Columbia will raise their minimum wage.
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But there's still a touch of magical realism present, particularly in the couldn't-be-timelier element of a solar eclipse that occurred the day of Jessie's past assault.
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The contours of Felt's story -- based on books by Felt and John J. O'Connor -- could hardly be timelier, what with the current White House leaking like a sieve.
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The question could not have been timelier given that WeWork, the shared-workspace provider, had just postponed its initial public offering after investors closely scrutinized its business model.
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"Orwell's portrait of a government that manufactures their own facts, demands total obedience, and demonizes foreign enemies has never been timelier," organizers of the event wrote on their site.
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And while his project actually predates this election cycle, it couldn't feel timelier; a number of petitions to challenge or abolish the Electoral College are circulating, including this Change.
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What we agreed upon: Instead of focusing on labels or ranks, we're asking managers to conduct quarterly "check-ins" with employees, to allow feedback that is timelier and more effective.
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Four years later, Ellis thinks that the play is even timelier than it was, given the current administration's "support," he says, of the racism and homophobia that the story explores.
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The leadership of President Trump and Kushner couldn't be timelier given that there are nearly 650,85033 Americans released from prisons every year, not to mention millions discharged from local jails.
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Yes, had CM Punk's UFC debut occurred in a timelier way, it probably would have generated a huge amount of buzz and contributed to a big selling pay-per-view.
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It couldn't be timelier in how it considers the consequences of neoliberalism, wherein all human interactions are reduced to market relations, but it also has a beat you can dance to.
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There's a ton of technical and procedural day-to-day issues that come up, and having two additional commissioners and their associated staff will help the commission get to them in a timelier fashion.
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For that, we recommend these recent New York-centric documentaries: Kitty Genovese's brother traces her 226 murder in "The Witness," made timelier by the death in March of Winston Moseley, who raped and killed her.
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The film could not be timelier, with transgender issues at the fore and 11 states suing the Obama administration over its directive telling schools to allow students to use whichever bathroom matches their gender identities.
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The latest "American Crime" doesn't initially feel as strong dramatically as two prior editions, but the central premise -- and the show's underlying approach to explore an issue, sympathetically, through the perspective of disparate characters -- couldn't be timelier.
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As Russia, China, Pakistan, and the U.S. are all pursuing nuclear modernization instead of arsenal cuts, and as the long-standing taboo against chemical weapons use was broken in Syria, initiatives of this type could not be timelier.
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It's this decision to abandon logic and have actors play genders and especially races other than their own that threatens to both date Cloud Atlas, a film released just six years ago, and make it arguably timelier than ever.
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Obamacare order could have little initial impact Day 4: Expediting Environmental Reviews and Approvals for High-Profile Infrastructure Projects Trump directed those in charge of evaluating the environmental impact of infrastructure projects to return their assessments in a timelier manner.
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Buried within the film, though, is a stark warning that feels even timelier today, subtly conveying how one misguided policy decision or thoughtless action can have a devastating domino effect, sowing the seeds of destruction in a vast, interconnected world.
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He has adapted that opus for an album of the same name, and if some of the multimedia sizzle is lost in translation, the ingenuity and urgency of the music, as executed Mr. Argue's state-of-the-art big band, couldn't be clearer (or timelier).
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But in the wake of the #MeToo movement, a long-overdue examination of systemic sexism and male power in the entertainment industries has come to the fore, and it's made the drama — about an acrimonious case of artistic differences in the music business — timelier than anyone expected.
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YOU WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN StoriesBy Mary South A virus snaking across the globe, headlines and viral tweets spreading conspiracy theories and panic, warnings not to touch one another or gather in person: Mary South couldn't have predicted our current moment, but her stories could not feel timelier.
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"While certainty far from ideal, conditions do not reflect the extreme stresses seen during the Great Financial Crisis, a result of central banks and governments around the world having reacted in a much timelier manner to this shock," BTIG's chief equities and derivatives strategist Julian Emanuel said in a note to clients.
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During the standard week; seven to eight engines, one heavy-rescue truck, and two aerial trucks are manned with a combination of volunteer and career staffing in order to provide a timelier response. Cy-Fair's Medic Units are staffed with full-time employees 24 hours a day, year-round.
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Netnography tends to be less costly and timelier than many other methods because it leverages online archives and existing technologies to rapidly and efficiently gather and sort relevant data. Netnographic research is faster and cheaper in comparison with ethnographic research. #Number of participants. Netnography enables the researcher to investigate a large number of people, even more than when using ethnography. #Retroactivity.
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Compared to surveys, experiments, focus groups, and personal interviews, netnography can be less obtrusive. It is conducted using observations in a context that is not fabricated by the researcher. Netnography also is less costly and timelier than focus groups and personal interviews. The limitations of netnography draw from the need for researcher interpretive skill, and the lack of informant identifiers present in the online context that can lead to difficulty generalizing results to groups outside the sample.
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The Location Information Strategy approved by the Western Australian State Cabinet in August 2011, is focused on making decision-making and processes, particularly infrastructure investment and delivery of services, timelier and more cost effective through the use of location information. The strategy builds on the long-established WALIS framework and the Shared Location Information Platform (SLIP) to improve the capture, integration and sharing of location information across Western Australia, enhance planning capabilities and reduce the time for statutory approval of major projects across the State.
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The film has been written about in major publications and lauded for its timeliness and sensitivity around a controversial topic. Cara Buckley of The New York Times wrote that the film could not be timelier, with transgender issues at the fore. Nigel Smith of The Guardian wrote that the film was urgent viewing and more than a simple advocacy film. Daniel Walber of NonFics wrote that the film is a real interrogation of what happens to those who take on the important legal battles of our time.
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The hope is that issuing a going-concern opinion might promote timelier rescue activity. Another, more troubling reason that auditors might fail to issue a going-concern opinion has been alluded to by the mainstream media in the WorldCom and Enron business failures: lack of auditor independence. Management determines the auditor's tenure and remuneration. The threat of receiving a going-concern modification may send management to another auditor, in a phenomenon referred to as “opinion shopping.” Moreover, in an extreme case of a self-fulfilling prophecy, if the client does go bankrupt, the auditor loses future audit fees.
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As a result, reserves were not adjusted for future expected losses. The FASB reviewed the standard and replaced it with CECL. CECL requires expected losses to be estimated over the remaining life of the loans, as opposed to incurred losses of the current standard. FASB stated that the new standard will improve “financial reporting by requiring timelier recording of credit losses on loans and other financial instruments held by financial institutions and other organizations.” The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) and Federal Reserve predicted that industry allowances would go up by 30% to 50%.
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On Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds an approval rating of 54% based on 166 reviews, with an average rating of 5.75/10. The site's critical consensus states: "It's timelier and a little more honest than most romantic comedies, but Drew Barrymore and Justin Long's screen chemistry doesn't make up for Going the Distances overall flatness and convoluted story." On Metacritic, the film holds a weighted average score of 51 out of 100, based on 31 critics, indicating "mixed or average reviews". Audiences polled by CinemaScore gave the film an average grade of "B" on an A+ to F scale.
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Extremities, Dirt and Various Repressed Emotions saw a return to prominent guitars after the synthesised sound on previous album Outside the Gate. Trouser Press wrote, "Perhaps inspired by all the new industrial bands aping their early style, Killing Joke reformed for a tour, demonstrating new resolve to recapture the old formula", describing it as having "all the intoxicating intensity and righteous fury missing from Outside the Gate mated to a timelier Ministry-like feel." It was recorded shortly after Jaz Coleman's Arabic- influenced album with The Art of Noise's Anne Dudley, Songs from the Victorious City. The riff from "Intravenous" would be reprised on 2006's "Majestic".
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The company was founded in 2005 by Mark Bisnow, a DC lawyer, business executive, and radio talk show host, who had become known for irreverent "Bisnow on Business" radio spots on the local all-news station and active involvement in local business organizations and philanthropies. Bisnow wanted to take advantage of the new economics and reading habits of the Internet age to provide timelier, lighter, and more personality-focused news fare than traditionally available, and deliver it to niche business audiences. Mark Bisnow was named Chairman when he turned over the CEO position to Ryan Begelman, previously the COO of Bisnow and also co- founder of Summit Series.Startup Summit Group buys a mountain.
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The cause for the canonization of Faà di Bruno opened in the early 20th century by the Archdiocese of Turin and he was declared a Servant of God. He was declared Venerable by Pope Paul VI in 1971, and beatified by Pope John Paul II on the centennial of his death in 1988. In an address to the Minim Sisters in 2002, Pope John Paul II said, ""Francesco Faà di Bruno", I said, is "a giant of faith and charity", for his message of light and love, "far from being exhausted, seems timelier than ever, urging all those who have Gospel values at heart to action"" (Homily, 25 September, n. 4; ORE, 24 October 1988, p. 15).
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The goal of the HIE is to deliver the right health information to the right place at the right time – providing safer, timelier, efficient, effective, equitable, patient centered care. In doing so, CRISP offers a suite of tools aimed at improving the facilitation of care for their service region's providers. CRISP was created by Johns Hopkins Medicine, MedStar Health, the University of Maryland Medical System and Erickson Retirement Communities, and receives input from a wide range of sources, including clinicians, hospitals, patients, privacy advocates, payers, and regulators and policymakers. Audacious Inquiry is one of several contracted service providers and developers that works with CRISP to enable and manage exchange services and initially served as the program director for the effort.
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In addition, the act of infanticide speeds the return to sexual receptivity in the females, allowing for the male to father his own offspring in a timelier manner. These observations indicate that in the animal world, males employ certain measures in order to ensure that parental investment is geared specifically toward their own offspring. Unlike the lion, however, humans in a stepparenting situation face a more complicated tradeoff since they cannot completely disown their partner's offspring from a previous relationship, as they would risk losing sexual access to their partner and any chance of producing potential offspring. Thus, according to Daly and Wilson, stepparental investment can be viewed as mating effort to ensure the possibility of future reproduction with the parent of their stepchild.
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Paul has proposed radical changes in the way medical malpractice claims are handled. Under bills he has introduced multiple times beginning in 2003, a patient planning pregnancy, surgery, or other major medical procedures or medical treatment would be able to buy "negative outcomes" insurance at very low cost. If the patient were to experience a negative outcome in association with the medical procedure or treatment, he or she would then seek compensation through binding arbitration, rather than through a medical malpractice trial before a jury. Paul claims that "using insurance, private contracts, and binding arbitration to resolve medical disputes benefits patients, who receive full compensation in a timelier manner than under the current system," as well as physicians and hospitals, since their litigation costs, and malpractice insurance premiums, would be markedly reduced.
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Toni Collette and Barrymore attending the premiere of Miss You Already at the 2015 Toronto International Film Festival In 2010, Barrymore starred with Justin Long in Nanette Burstein's Going the Distance. The film follows a couple dealing the ups and downs of a long-distance relationship, while commuting between New York City and San Francisco. It garnered generally mixed reviews by critics, who summed it as "timelier and a little more honest than most romantic comedies", and budgeted at US$32 million, the film made US$40 million at the worldwide box office. On August 2, 2011, Barrymore directed the music video for the song "Our Deal," for the band Best Coast, which features Chloë Grace Moretz, Miranda Cosgrove, Tyler Posey, Donald Glover, Shailene Woodley and Alia Shawkat.
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In 2002, some 23 organizations from several commands, including the former Naval Space Command, Naval Computer and Telecommunications Command, Fleet Information Warfare Center, and Navy Component Task Force - Computer Network Defense were brought together to form Naval Network Warfare Command, emphasizing the organization's focus on the operation and defense of the Navy's networks. In 2005, with the alignment of Naval Security Group, NETWARCOM brought the former Naval Security Group Activities (NSGAs) under its umbrella and the mission of the command fundamentally changed, making it the Navy's lead for Information Operations, as well as Networks and Space. The assumption, alignment and integration of Fleet Intelligence Type Commander duties, responsibilities and functions at NETWARCOM in 2008 began a measured and evolutionary process to improve integrated Fleet Intelligence and ISR readiness. This alignment provides a single Fleet champion for ISR and positions Fleet Intelligence for better and timelier support to fleet operations.
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The State Highway Patrol made a concerted effort to have better and timelier communications with local law enforcement agencies after the Rutherford County tragedy, which was the worst one-day felonious loss of life of peace officer life in NC law enforcement history. A previous and similar incident occurred in 1975, when a NC Highway Patrolman was similarly killed (the title of "Trooper" was changed in 1977 when women were admitted to the ranks). In that incident, NC Highway Patrolman G.T. Davis of Troop "A" was shot to death in downtown Williamston (Martin County) in Eastern NC, when he too stopped a car that was wanted. In his case, he stopped a car for running a red light at the US 64 and US 17 intersection, but he was unaware that minutes earlier, the 3 suspects had just robbed a bank in Jamesville, 10 miles to the east.
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