This is not to say the only thing that made the show work was its timeliness (though its timeliness certainly won it a bunch of Emmys).
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And the timeliness of the post, all go into that.
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Since then, there's been a marked improvement in lawmakers' timeliness.
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The timeliness of the characters' status updates can be unsettling.
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Yes, I understood the timeliness of what we were writing.
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What's worse is delivery timeliness, or rather the lack thereof.
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Lawmakers cheered when Ryan brought up the subject of timeliness.
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Timeliness was part of what earned Rossum's account so much attention.
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The message listed an address; it encouraged timeliness and, again, discretion.
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Today is a lovely day to reflect on consistency and timeliness.
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The importance of the timeliness of fertilizer deliveries cannot be overstated.
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The program effectively limits the size and timeliness of portfolio flows.
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I hardly need underscore the timeliness of the revival, with Mrs.
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And the timeliness of certain themes and issues surprises even us.
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Or, we can let this episode and its stark timeliness shake us.
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Fiscal management is hampered by the weak quality and timeliness of data.
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Another advantage inherent in the ISM manufacturing survey data is its timeliness.
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The district court denied Ray's appeal on timeliness grounds on February 1.
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XPO's overall last-mile delivery timeliness was also 96% during that period.
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If the subject has a special timeliness, that would be a consideration.
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Writers could dilate on whatever they were passionate about, regardless of timeliness.
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Dennis, the office priest of the Drowned God, appreciates timeliness and attentiveness.
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The timeliness of the effect was a coincidence but a resonant one.
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The recent shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue gives Lesser's story an added timeliness.
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"Timeliness is clearly an issue," Chief District Court Judge Jan-Marie Doogue said.
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It's great if you're the type of person whose friends doubt your timeliness.
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Will these cuts occur without hurting timeliness or quality of care for patients?
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Critic's Notebook The new series explore the timeliness and timelessness of immigrant experiences.
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But that quality also reflects a certain timeliness lurking in Atomic Blonde's heart.
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But there's one task more valuable than laundry, meeting timeliness, and meal assistance: email.
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It's an unintended hour and half treatise on how timeliness alone doesn't equal significance.
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It also factors in GIC's fragmented ownership, which could affect the timeliness of support.
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Given a prolonged slump, concerns about the timeliness of government spending become less pressing.
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Running late means something went very wrong, because timeliness is second nature to them.
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Part of it is also on timeliness, the states should be issuing their decisions.
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Telling a story of deportation in this election year gives the show real timeliness.
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Coons today applauded the timeliness of the response, but said there were still questions.
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But the red flags rule — for all its timeliness and importance — has been ignored.
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Hailed for its timeliness, the film won the Palme d'Or at Cannes in 2015.
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Three decades later, the book is most often described with reference to its timeliness.
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Coupled to strategies to improve timeliness, these should help more families lower their risk.
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The episode was thrilling for its epic battle scenes, but also for its unexpected timeliness.
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Regulation Democrats should, in turn, allow for modifications in scope and timeliness of environmental reviews.
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The book is an object lesson in the timeliness — and very rare timelessness — of comedy.
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It would be unrealistic to suggest that the show will not benefit from such timeliness.
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Financial incentives and penalties can alter health outcomes and should be applied to vaccine timeliness.
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Timeliness is key when it comes to the way people view you in the office.
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The collection includes original tracks and standards, as well as a mash-up of timeliness tunes.
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The company believes it shouldn't be subject to the fine given the timeliness of its compliance.
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Context, medium, and timeliness all contribute to 'what makes something funny' on or off the internet.
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Of all the measures in the study, Canada ranked the worst on the "timeliness" of care.
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That arc is an Ailey guarantee, but the season's premieres have promised a timeliness as well.
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But given that timeliness, how could he drive the play's "merry war" to its happy ending?
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They came to see their timeliness as part of a transaction rather than a social responsibility.
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Malaysian palm oil statistics are used in the industry as benchmarks due to their timeliness and reliability.
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Ninety percent of veterans we've surveyed are "satisfied or completely satisfied" with the timeliness of their care.
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Through email, we asked the curator, Alice Gray Stites, about the vision and timeliness of the show.
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His appeal appears to stem from the timelessness of his songs and the timeliness of his persona.
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"The timeliness of the intervention makes us think that there are no other people exposed," Ippolito said.
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Consistency in praising, timeliness and an approachable method for delivery has been a winning combination for me.
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With women's reproductive rights at the centre of its narrative, the series has been praised for its timeliness.
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We're not inherently born with these skills, so experience shapes our reality and timeliness matters for transactional decisions.
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Depending on the signs that are aligned with these houses, the value you place on timeliness may vary.
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In the summer months, when weather is often wetter, the timeliness of Chinese flights deteriorates markedly (see chart).
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The companies have said those discussions depend on the terms and timeliness of the state's Clean Energy Standard.
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He sued the claims administrator over its employee's fraudulent claims but the case was dismissed on timeliness grounds.
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Crypto Cat and crew espouse many virtues, but "transparency" and "timeliness," do not appear to be among them.
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Ultimately, it may be Minhaj's broader outlook on the news that saves the show from the timeliness trap.
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Cross-promotion is already common for most podcasts, but it's especially important for a show with limited timeliness.
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Future OMB reports should incorporate these and other "timeliness" metrics in order to truly evaluate an agency's performance.
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It is forbidden to pursue timeliness without verifying content on social media platforms before publishing the content as news.
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"Now that we can fully experience the piece again, 'Brandon' re-emerges with striking integrity and timeliness," Phillips said.
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The key to effective autonomous systems is "the fidelity of the world model and the timeliness of its updates".
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There is a grisly timeliness to Oklahoma City's release now, when the far right is at a turning point.
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The weighting should be adjusted to give greater merit to criteria like effectiveness of care and timeliness of care.
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Indeed, the timeliness of Wolitzer's subject, initially such a boon to the novel, ultimately deals it a major blow.
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" The actress acknowledged the timeliness of the theme saying, "It's something that's happening all over the country right now.
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When it comes to timeliness, I definitely follow the "early is on time" and "on time is late" mantra.
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Timeliness has gained allure in the era of Trump, when real world turmoil presses in so urgently from all sides.
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Its timeliness that is really falling short - people who have paid into the system are really getting deficient public service.
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The index measures the amount, level of detail and timeliness of budget information that is publicly available in 115 countries.
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The topics you see are based on a number of factors including engagement, timeliness, Pages you've liked and your location.
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And on "timeliness", public companies need to be able report earnings a few weeks after the close of each quarter.
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With timeliness and accuracy both amazingly high, crowdsourced observed data is the most sophisticated and accurate source of data available.
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According to Mayerowitz, San Diego's amenities, overall timeliness, and proximity to the downtown area contributed to its first-place spot.
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Timeliness: It will take decades (if ever) before any of these approaches become reality, because of the huge logistical demands.
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The Italians may not be able to boast about timeliness, but they're unrivaled in their ability to design beautiful vehicles.
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Much of the coverage of "The Handmaid's Tale," adapted from the 1985 Margaret Atwood novel, mused on its inadvertent timeliness.
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Among other healthy cybersecurity practices, organizations should revisit their patching methodologies (timeliness of patching; prioritization of critical external facing systems).
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And while the show covers centuries, today's constant headlines about mass incarceration and border detentions lend it a special timeliness.
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"Rise," a new Viceland series about resistance movements in indigenous communities, makes its debut on Friday with a ruinous timeliness.
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"It radiates a timeliness that suggests an old-fashioned Ken Loach lament matters more than ever," IndieWire critic Eric Kohn wrote.
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This scene in the Globe is heavy-handed in its symbolism and timeliness, but that doesn't mean it isn't also terrifying.
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Apple and Tidal have latched onto that, selling us not just selection but the best available version of completism and timeliness.
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Dupuy-Spencer's playful approach to our political moment is at the same time deeply serious, because its timeliness makes it urgent.
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The collections were well received but also vulnerable to the whims of trend and timeliness, and the vagaries of inconsistent production.
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Life is busy and so are you, and any organizational aid can make a huge difference in productivity, efficiency, and timeliness.
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The timeliness of the episode in which Lucifer becomes POTUS was almost too pointed, given what's happening in the world right now.
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Given the timeliness of some of the best financial investments, this delay in pulling the trigger therefore can result in missed opportunities.
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The app's ability to filter news headlines based on their timeliness as well as their popularity on your social graph is handy.
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When Hulu's adaptation of Margaret Atwood's dystopian novel "The Handmaid's Tale" débuted, in April, nearly every review commented on its grotesque timeliness.
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"They want to ensure that the passengers are traveling safely," he said, even if that means that timeliness takes a back seat.
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Pruitt will have to show common-sense leadership and make sure he is making a decision based on science, timeliness and economics.
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There's a timeliness to McDonagh's movie, which can get lost in the abundance of glorified, Tarantino-esque violence but shouldn't be ignored.
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Hanen said that there were two issues that required him to deny the request to immediately halt the program: One was timeliness.
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But the success and timeliness of her show at Pioneer Works reaffirmed her beliefs and left her with a message for skeptics.
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Look past the alleged timeliness, the way the series seemed like a thumb in the eye of Donald Trump, entirely by accident.
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At the Everson Museum in upstate New York, a mini-retrospective highlights the timeliness of the artist's enduring humanistic and nature-focused themes.
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Securely deploying software updates across Ford, Tesla and other fleets increases flexibility and timeliness, at a lower cost than replacements with updated hardware.
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The experience lacks so many things: transparency, fairness, timeliness and so on that solutions to date have only addressed part of the problem.
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At the end of the day, there's no better validation for an artist's hard work, timeliness, and skillful campaigning than a gold statue.
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Third, DOD should designate an Enterprise Enabler for the Department to ensure the first and second steps are implemented with precision and timeliness.
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Fitch believes the large size of the banking industry relative to GDP and the government's weak finances may constrain the timeliness of support.
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Some lawyers have said that, as a matter of fairness, the normal rules on timeliness of charges should not apply to the president.
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Burns pointed out that while creativity is a right-brain trait, organization and timeliness — key concerns of most clients — are left-brain traits.
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Sterling celebrated his 25th birthday two days after Antetokounmpo's, so hopefully I can get away with answering this one on a timeliness basis.
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Mr. El Akkad wonders if readers will be drawn in by the novel's inadvertent timeliness, or repelled by its unsettling proximity to reality.
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The onus is on the viewer to detect these flaws and yet to also recognize the timeliness of the principle themes of this show.
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"Treasury recommends increasing the number and timeliness of external stakeholder consultation and publicizing the schedule of major international meetings," the Treasury wrote on Friday.
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But, at the end of the day, Seoul's subway beats New York City's on value, cleanliness, timeliness, and pretty much every other measurable factor.
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The timeliness of the new Halloween lies in how it speaks to a real-world moment of women coming together for a similar reckoning.
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One redditor theorized that Benjen's uncanny timeliness in saving Jon might even tell us something huge about Bran: [Everything] My theory on Uncle Benjen.
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Our relationships with the vendors and lobstermen back home have helped maintain the highest level of quality and timeliness while managing orders and inventory.
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Malaysia is the world's second-largest producer of palm oil after Indonesia but its data is keenly watched due to its timeliness and reliability.
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After this Pyrrhic publication, I'll be peering beyond peer review to share Air Climate Energy (ACE) research and analysis with the timeliness they require.
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When searching for something in which timeliness matters, Google will now surface the freshest, most-up-to-date information in its featured snippet boxes.
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While Stone's commentary on Trump is entirely accidental, he has tackled current events more directly in recent years, with a notable focus on timeliness.
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There's some irony in that, given the current chill, but it adds an element of timeliness to the acclaimed series beyond Reagan-era nostalgia.
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I asked programmer Robbie Fraser for his thoughts on the game's astounding timeliness, as Trumpism and sexual violence continue to dominate the cultural discourse.
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" Mr. Crowther even celebrated the film's timeliness amid World War II: "It certainly won't make Vichy happy — but that's just another point for it.
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Just as essential to the likability of the Johansens — and by extension The House — is the timeliness and relevance of the movie's central premise.
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Though they won't match January's Golden Globes for timeliness, Sunday's Oscars will definitely highlight the Time's Up movement and work it has done so far.
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Alt-Right: Age of Rage is currently seeking distribution, but considering its timeliness, it seems likely that it'll turn up on a streaming service soon.
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As an investor in private companies, I have observed that such system shortcomings drive many of the "negative" surprises and also tend to obstruct timeliness.
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The Pizza Underground had a gimmick and a celebrity attached, and the recent passing of Lou Reed—which was purely a coincidence—increased our timeliness.
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Timeliness of appointments is an essential component of quality healthcare; delays in care have been shown to negatively impact patients' morbidity and quality of life.
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The rankings were weighted most heavily toward timeliness, with 50 percent of the rating measuring performance in flight delays, cancellations and wait times at security.
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Each platform serves as a home for different mediums, depending on timeliness: Twitter for live breaking news, Facebook for comprehensive coverage and Instagram for photography.
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The novel's timeliness cannot be overstated, but it also invites a bigger question: What do we as readers, as a society, want from our fiction?
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And while these homilies weren't exactly new, they had never had such timeliness and urgency and had never been such a resounding answer to silence.
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A new conversation now exists about the importance and timeliness of medical discovery and how we can ensure that we're meeting the needs of patients.
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The vague history of what they did and who they were and the timeliness of them is something you don't have to really re-state.
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And that requires a really detailed knowledge of what racial issues look like right now, which in turn increases the sense of timeliness and the impact.
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"It's very important and very helpful for us to have little more flexibility, a little bit more timeliness, in terms of the decision-making process," Gen.
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Timeliness is important for 90 Seconds' users, who have included Visa, Samsung and Microsoft, because they need to take advantage of trending topics and search terms.
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Job interviews give hiring managers insight into candidates' soft skills, based on their behavior toward executive assistants and other staff members and their timeliness, said Hoersten.
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The same McClatchy article notes that others, like Sean Spicer and K.T. McFarland, managed to file their termination financial disclosure reports, with varying degrees of timeliness.
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Ultimately, like Lorde herself, the film makes interesting connections between the personal and the political that at once underscore the timelessness and timeliness of her writing.
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The concept was simple: offer the sort of universal access of the public health system, but with the quality and timeliness of the private health market.
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A South Korean whistleblower in 2016 reported concerns to NHTSA, which has been probing the timeliness of three U.S. recalls and whether they covered enough vehicles.
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Key to the railroad's plans for ending its negative cash flow over the next two years is infrastructure improvements to improve timeliness and reduce costly delays.
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The three New York-area airports are the three worst among the nation's 30 busiest airports, based on a study that considered timeliness, accessibility and amenities.
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Many of the reviews of the show have mentioned its timeliness, but in regard to women's rights throughout the world, this book has always been timely.
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Fear of an American-style market-based system inhibits a national conversation about how to expand the breadth of coverage and increase the timeliness of services.
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In December, despite FanDuel's timeliness arguments to AAA's administrative staff, the arbitration service directed the company to pay $300,000 to move forward with the mass arbitration.
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Looking back on 2017, here are five Tips that stood out — either in their timeliness in syncing up with current events or in your positive response.
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Tax returns have become a key 2020 issue, with Trump refusing to surrender them and Democratic presidential candidates sharing their tax information with varying degrees of timeliness.
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Quite crucially, Fargeat and Fox have previously explained that though the #MeToo movement lends a timeliness to their work, these films aren't necessarily inspired by #MeToo alone.
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While there is still work to be done with the program, a lot of progress has been made, including improving access and timeliness of care for Veterans.
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The additional authority would add "a little more flexibility, a little bit more timeliness, in terms of decision making process," he told reporters during a Pentagon briefing.
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While an appreciation of exploitation certainly contributed to their artistic decision making, he also points out the timeliness of such deliberate choices in the age of AIDS.
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"The topics you see are based on a number of factors including engagement, timeliness, pages you've liked and your location," according to a description on Facebook's site.
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"The impact of the general surgeon shortages on patients is measured in the timeliness of care and the consequences of delays in care," Ellison said by email.
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In The New Yorker, a reviewer discussed its "grotesque timeliness"; another at the same publication said that already "we live in the reproductive dystopia" the show presents.
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"It's very important and very helpful for us to have little more flexibility, a little bit more timeliness, in terms of decision-making process," General Waldhauser said.
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States stressed the need for timeliness from HHS and cited the Trump administration's public positions on innovation and partnership to ameliorate harm from the Affordable Care Act.
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Yet the title also implies a level of timeliness — a regular update on conditions — unavailable to large group exhibitions, which can require years of involved planning to realize.
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Pokémon Go has a lot of issues with accessibility, progression, update timeliness, and overall design, but the one thing that makes it appealing — catching Pokémon — works so well.
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Their abundance notwithstanding, flows of data are not a commodity: each stream of information is different, in terms of timeliness, for example, or how complete it may be.
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The timeliness of the posts and the relationship between users will also play a role, so that people you interact with more often appear higher in the feed.
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Process evaluation would assess issues like the timeliness of grant implementation and the ability of grants to meet the various needs of different states given their healthcare systems.
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But Karpis' pitch for the timeliness of a program like brunchwork is that your technical skills and academic background just don't matter as much as they used to.
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Courts and jurisdictions are changing their rules to suspend filing deadlines and timeliness rules, he said, in a recognition that limited judicial resources should be devoted to emergencies.
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While The Pencil Is a Key spans continents, training levels, and types of imprisonment, today's constant headlines about mass incarceration and border detentions lend it a special timeliness.
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And given the constraints — limited page space, the demands of timeliness, the ever-flowing current of news — it isn't simply a matter of selecting the best individual letters.
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At best, it transcends the demand for strict "timeliness" in media, reminding us that people have been pouring their hopes and fears into science fiction for a long time.
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A new survey of the 30 busiest airports in the nation conducted by The Points Guy analyzes the travel hubs and ranks them based on amenities, accessibility and timeliness.
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We don't have to look back to the Great Depression to understand the timeliness and urgency needed to strengthen Social Security, we need only go look back to 2008.
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Many of the 330 staff are not likely to make the move, and the loss of their expertise will jeopardize the quality, relevance, and timeliness of the agency's products.
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Americans enjoy superior access to health care -- whether defined by access to screening; wait-times for diagnosis, treatment, or specialists; timeliness of surgery; or availability of technology and drugs.
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Timeliness with regard to breach disclosure is key in determining whether a company is reacting appropriately; Equifax was roundly criticized, for instance, for being too slow to notify consumers.
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The company is testing out policies in New York, New Jersey, Phoenix, and Dallas that may make the service seem less appealing if you've got a problem with timeliness.
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The courts have a goal to "increase productivity and timeliness of case processing by setting appropriate standards, streamlining procedures, and implementing staff-generated recommendation," according to the department's website.
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In his review for The New York Times, A.O. Scott praised the film's sense of urgency and timeliness, but said that its depiction of its subject's heroism lacked dimension.
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But what it lacks in timeliness, it makes up for in reliability: The unemployment rate pretty much always spikes in a recession, and it rarely rises much without one.
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That this group portrait of image-manipulating politicians and their pawns was presented only days before the latest American presidential election gave Mr. van Hove's production a searing timeliness.
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"While much of YouTube's most successful content capitalizes on timeliness, Marty's videos are timeless, " said Kevin Grosch, CEO of Made In Network, which helps manage the Marty Music channel.
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" Dickson told Muilenburg, according to an email sent to lawmakers by the FAA, that "Boeings focus should be on the quality and timeliness of data submittals for FAA review.
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The timelessness of the tale at times feels at odds with its timeliness, the fated quality of the narrative at odds with the psychological choices of the individual figures.
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Michal Zebede, a co-executive producer and writer on the series who is of Panamanian and Costa Rican descent, argued that the timeliness of the reboot set it apart.
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Set in 1972, the Nixon-era echoes add an understated timeliness to an ABC sitcom that will rely on curiosity about a "Roseanne"-less "The Conners" to get sampled.
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The widening ideological gulf between red and blue America, which has only deepened after the presidential election, has applied an unintended patina of urgency and timeliness to his story.
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Meanwhile, "The Handmaid's Tale," Hulu's dystopian drama about a dark future in the United States, very likely benefited from what some TV critics have described as its unique timeliness.
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I'm not suggesting that we're going to have crime data of the sophistication or sheer magnitude or timeliness of the economic indicators, but we can do a lot better.
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Asked repeatedly about timeliness, neither Koenigsmann nor Lueders would offer anything concrete, but both expressed some skepticism about managing a launch by end of year, without dismissing the possibility outright.
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The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday agreed to clarify whether there can be appeals of Patent Trial and Appeal Board decisions on the timeliness of requests for inter partes review.
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To merge with Joan, she has connected not to any righteous anger or Time's Up timeliness, but to the idea of being called, of aligning herself with a larger purpose.
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The timeliness of U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) funds will play into how quickly Puerto Rico gets back on its feet, said S&P Global Ratings analyst David Hitchcock.
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After years of debate and months of user testing, Twitter is rolling out a new version of its timeline this morning that ranks tweets by quality in addition to timeliness.
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Although the other founding shareholder, the Central Bank of Libya (CBL), has historically been supportive of ABC, its ability to provide support and timeliness of support cannot be relied on.
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SCIO applauded the cities' "effectiveness and timeliness" in expanding their respective talent pools as the country strives for more balanced and higher quality growth, especially in its less prosperous hinterland.
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ACSI measures passenger satisfaction scores based on interviews with thousands of customers across a range of metrics including timeliness of arrival, baggage handling, loyalty program, cleanliness and in-flight entertainment.
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He dug into the delicate nature of cookie-naming, the ethical soundness of street drugs, and the timeliness of one of the 90s' most memorable movie scenes—involving pizza, naturally.
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The appeals panel also stressed the timeliness of emergency contraceptives as "particularly important," given the need to take the medication as soon as possibly after unprotected sex to be effective.
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"The timeliness of the genre is a challenge for us as an on-demand service," said Brandon Riegg, Netflix's vice president of nonfiction series and comedy specials, in a statement.
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" She added, "I am extremely proud of the dissertation, particularly given the fresh timeliness of its subject — the U.S.-China relationship — and hope that others will read and appreciate it.
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There's a Bernie Sanders avatar, too, if you don't like Bernie Sanders: with shocking timeliness, given the bird that landed on Sanders's podium recently, his name is the High Sparrow.
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I talked to Oppenheim about the film's timeliness given the events of the 303 election cycle, the way we construct political narratives, and how Jackie Kennedy controlled her public image.
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A South Korean whistleblower reported concerns in 2016 to NHTSA, which is probing the timeliness of three recalls carried out in the United States and whether they covered enough vehicles.
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An upgrade could be triggered if greater certainty on the extent and timeliness of potential liquidity support from the City of Paris could justify an equalisation of the two entities' IDRs.
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But while it's hard to imagine a time in which Angels in America wouldn't feel relevant, it's impossible to ignore the unique timeliness of doing this production under the Trump administration.
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The appointment comes at a time when Hyundai and Kia are facing U.S. regulatory investigations into the timeliness of recalls involving defective engines and thousands of fires connected to their vehicles.
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Reporters pressed Scott on the timeliness of the announcement, which was first reported in the Miami Herald on Thursday and was confirmed by many other news outlets on Thursday, including Reuters.
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"While there are limits to any dataset, the FCC has worked continuously to improve the accuracy and timeliness of the data it uses to allocate Connect America Fund support," Wigfield wrote.
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It's a novel about ideas that also cares deeply about the pleasures of language, and a novel of disconcerting timeliness that does not depend upon its historical context to be compelling.
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"But it almost feels like every week there are new developments that cause us to be concerned about the timeliness of the return to service of the 737 MAX," he said.
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"But it almost feels like every week there are new developments that cause us to be concerned about the timeliness of the return to service of the 737 MAX," he said.
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The opera has discomforting timeliness at a time when many Americans feel trapped in partisan battles over elites, economic justice and borders; yet the will to change things is somehow lacking.
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"CEQ's draft guidance is intended to assist agencies in meeting their obligations under NEPA and to improve the timeliness of permitting decisions for projects to modernize our nation's infrastructure," she said.
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But what Mad loses in timeliness, it makes up for in classic art — in this case from Sergio Aragonés, the multi-award winning Spanish artist who's been with the magazine since 1963.
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A South Korean whistleblower in 2016 reported concerns to the NHTSA, which has been probing the timeliness of three recalls carried out in the United States and whether they covered enough vehicles.
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Though Foreign in a Domestic Sense was conceived of well before Hurricane Maria decimated the island in September, its subject matter has now taken on an even more alarming urgency and timeliness.
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All of us are guilty although, we could argue, the early bloggers sealed the deal by proving that entertaining writing could be made more palatable with a dash of information or timeliness.
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Google explained that it uses a number of signals to determine how results are ranked — which include both the relative authority of a source as well as the timeliness of the information.
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"When Congress enacts a statute of limitations, it speaks directly to the issue of timeliness and provides a rule for determining whether a claim is timely enough to permit relief," Alito wrote.
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Indonesia ranked 222rd out of 23 countries last year on the World Bank's Logistics Performance Index, which measures the ease of trade including the timeliness of shipments, customs performance and infrastructure quality.
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A South Korean whistleblower in 2016 reported concerns to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), which has been probing the timeliness of three U.S. recalls and whether they covered enough vehicles.
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Film Review Jacques Audiard's "Dheepan," which won the Palme d'Or in Cannes a year ago, arrives in North American theaters having lost none of the timeliness that was widely noted last May.
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The sequence of posts would be based on the likelihood of interest in the content, the user's relationship with the person or timeliness of the post, Instagram said in a blog post.
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A one-minute check-in on Hurricane Matthew focused on the storm's effects in Haiti several days ago, and an animated segment achieved timeliness by reporting on efforts to rename Columbus Day.
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"It's very important and very helpful for us to have little more flexibility, a little bit more timeliness, in terms of decision-making process," Waldhauser said at a Pentagon briefing last week.
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Some landlords complained about the timeliness of payments and the responsiveness to complaints about the behavior of tenants who destroyed properties or crammed apartments with illegal subrenters, according to Urban Institute researchers.
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But to suggest the possibility of hope — of escape and/or revolution for June and Emily and the others — would risk undercutting the very power, and unfortunate timeliness, of this particular tale.
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In Also Known As Jihadi, the gradual pace contradicts the journalistic sense of timeliness that provides us with what Furuhata describes as the "sensation of actuality," a key characteristic of the news.
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" The source says that Gibson's desire for timeliness comes from the fact that he is "a great father, takes care of his mom and spends as much time with the kids as possible.
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The high court granted a petition filed by marketing firm DexYP arguing that the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has erred in ruling it can review PTAB decisions on timeliness.
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"The majority felt that the industry had some way to go to improve the quality and timeliness of references," the FCA said in a "stock take" on Monday of its senior managers regime.
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The Court of Justice said that "specific and consistent evidence" relating to timeliness, a prior healthy status, lack of family history and multiple cases may prove to be enough, according to a statement.
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Then when Duncan and his litigation finance company, Duncan Litigation Investments, tried to recoup the lost millions by suing the plaintiffs' firms that allegedly benefited from his investment, he ran into timeliness problems.
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The emphasis on timeliness earned some plaudits from House Minority Whip Steny Hoyer (D-Md.), who served as majority leader from 2007 to 85033 and knows the pitfalls of running the floor schedule.
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So I think, actually, it's not necessarily the fault of the journalist or the critic, but really the publications and the publishers who are maybe prizing a certain kind of timeliness above thoughtfulness.
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And the Office of National Drug Control Policy should conduct a review on how to streamline the "timeliness, accuracy, and accessibility of fatal and non-fatal overdose data" from hospitals and law enforcement agencies.
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It is also under investigation by regulators over "the timeliness and content" of statements it made before it issued a profit warning in July, the first of three such warnings issued in quick succession.
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Despite not having advertised her sexuality much in her work beforehand, leaning into the conversation in 2018 gave her project a personal urgency and a political timeliness that was truly one for the books.
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" Also from 2015, Assistant Secretary of the Navy Sean Stackley said that "the responsiveness, the timeliness of ALIS information for the maintainers and for the warfighter is at the top of our priority list.
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A South Korean whistleblower in 2016 reported concerns about engine defects to the U.S. safety regulator, which has subsequently launched a probe into the timeliness of the recalls and whether they covered enough vehicles.
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Timeliness, these days, requires a quick trigger finger; the world of rising fascism and viral falsehoods and ongoing environmental disaster won't hold still long enough to be written about with more than visceral haste.
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Since it's fair to say that part of the book's timeliness and success are tied to the political currency of immigration, that lack of political engagement in the story itself feels, for many, offensive.
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Despite its timeliness — taking place as people take on these issues on the streets — MOBILE/IMMOBILE represents a decade's worth of research, and the artworks included, some specially commissioned, span the last several decades.
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As co-chairman of Apple's disclosure committee, Levoff helped Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook and his predecessor, Steve Jobs, ensure the timeliness, accuracy and proper oversight of company disclosures, including financial results, according to authorities.
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Analyses of the film's underperformance have stressed its timeliness, the way it took on themes relevant to present day activism, the way it offered up its enraging, lesser-known historical incident in deftly dramatized fashion.
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The three New York-area airports — JFK, La Guardia, and Newark (actually in New Jersey) — are the three worst among the nation's 30 busiest airports, based on a study that considered timeliness, accessibility and amenities.
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Bernard pings between multiple timeliness, dealing with his potentially fatal injuries in the aftermath of the host uprising, and then, two weeks later, trying to remember what caused the mass execution of dozens of hosts.
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"We have learned from experience that one of the biggest barriers to effectiveness in treatment for substance use disorder is timeliness," said Edward Bernstein, a professor of emergency medicine and the director of the center.
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John Doyle's sober revival of Bertolt Brecht's "The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui" (at the Classic Stage Company) couldn't be more timely, though whether that timeliness enhances or diminishes its message I can't quite decide.
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I support changes to the system that improve efficiency and timeliness with an "all-hands-on-deck" approach so veterans like my father don't have to wait for the care they earned with their service.
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YouTube, for example, isn't overly concerned with timeliness because its videos aren't consumed as they're being made, which means they more or less gain views regardless of whether anything new is uploaded to the channel.
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Unlike some of those books, "Bright Lights" relies far less on the timeliness of its material than on the energy of its prose: The night has already turned on that imperceptible pivot where two a.
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That a show that gained so much attention for its timeliness is whiffing a "mother trying to get back a child who has seemingly disappeared forever" story at this moment in history is very odd!
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Some of that timeliness stems from something Emily Yoshida wrote about at Vulture, which is the extreme confluence of commerce and art they represented when they were made, and which has since taken over Hollywood.
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Beyond the role of the federal government, state and local leaders will be involved in ensuring ease of access, timeliness and cost efficiency for the deployment of large number of small 5G cells in their communities.
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But by placing them in the context of this family, at this particular point in time, they take on the feeling of timeliness, while allowing The Conners to divorce itself from lots of fights over Trump.
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While other studies have looked at people who underwent the knife, this study is believed to be the first to examine the timeliness of knee replacement among people who might benefit from the procedure, Ghomrawi said.
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And as noted in a 2003 study by the Institute of Medicine, insurance status, more than any other demographic or economic factor, determines the timeliness and quality of health care, if it is received at all.
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Two common solutions are simply slowing them down to reduce the value and timeliness of the information they are gathering or serving them alternative information such as pushing them to a page with intentionally inaccurate content.
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Kaiseki's near-liturgical focus on timeliness almost seems to demand local ingredients, and they have been central to Niki Nakayama's strategy at n/naka in Los Angeles, but less so for New York's few kaiseki chefs.
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Hanen gave the federal government 21 days to appeal the lack of an injunction to the Fifth Circuit, which is a pretty conservative circuit court — and it's possible they'd be willing to overlook the timeliness issue.
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Jokes about The Americans' sudden timeliness have always struck me as cheap: It's so much more than a show about meddling Russians that happens to air at a time when the biggest story is Russian meddling.
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Class certification has been one big problem, with Manhattan federal judges issuing a series of rulings denying class certification to MBS noteholders because, according to the decisions, individual issues of standing and timeliness predominate over classwide concerns.
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Significant changes to REC's legal status that lead to a dilution of state control or a deterioration in the likelihood or timeliness of state support may lead to the ratings being notched down from the sovereign's ratings.
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The notes are rated two notches below the guarantor's Long-Term IDR as Fitch sees only limited uncertainty around the timeliness of payments due to the high reputational risk Germany would face if debt holders incur losses.
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The council's core mission is to help citizens stay current on DOD accounting and financial reporting issues, as well as to catalyze DOD transparency, accuracy, timeliness and compliance with generally accepted accounting principles and federal fiscal law.
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But I'm not sure any competitor outflanks Shoji on the quality of the seafood it does serve, or in the timeliness with which it serves up exactly the specimens most worth tracking down at any given moment.
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A lot more happens in "The Day After" — though since this is a film by Hong Sang-soo, you could also say that nothing much happens at all — but this brief summary hints at a certain timeliness.
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The downgrade warning on the rating... "reflects uncertainty surrounding the sufficiency and timeliness of support from the Turkish authorities in case a material fine or other punitive measures are imposed on Halk," Fitch said in a statement.
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"We expect that Boeing will support that process by focusing on the quality and timeliness of data submittals for FAA review, as well as being transparent in its relationship with the FAA as safety regulator," it said.
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With the M virtual assistant, Facebook even has a discovery mechanism for connecting potential buyers with sellers that may meet a particular current need, combining timeliness and relevance in a way only search engines have previously achieved.
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We couldn't find any in a quick visit to the site, but given the timeliness of the presidential election in the U.S., we can only expect the system to be put through its paces in the coming weeks.
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" These factors include: (1) "the egregiousness of the wrongdoing"; (2) "statutory mandates regarding penalties"; (3) "the risk of delay in finalizing a resolution"; and (4) "the adequacy and timeliness of a company's disclosures and cooperation with the department.
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Announced in a blog post Tuesday, Instagram photos and videos will soon be arranged based on the likelihood of interest a user has in the content, their relationship to the person posting and the timeliness of the post.
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However, the incentive to pay for IoT ransomware will not stem from irreversibility but rather from the timeliness of the attack and the criticality and potential losses of losing access to critical devices for any amount of time.
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"More than defendability, it's timeliness because with a submarine you can respond immediately, with a bomber you have to load the weapon and then you have to fly all the way to wherever the target is," he said.
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Citizen Lab didn't point any fingers, but given who the hackers were going after, and the incredible timeliness of some of the attacks, "there is at least good level of coordination between the state and Nile Phish," Raoof said.
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The Financial Conduct Authority had launched an investigation into Mitie in August into the timeliness of a profit warning announced by the company in September 2016 and the preparation of its results for the period ending March 31, 2016.
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" Timeliness has been a recurring issue, the report concludes, noting that "although FOIA requires agencies to respond to requests within 20 working days, some requests involving the office of the secretary have taken more than 500 days to process.
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Investor caution kept hog futures in a narrow trading range following a roller-coaster session on Friday in which the market surged on strong pork export data before turning lower as traders later questioned the timeliness of the data.
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To the extent that _The New Yorker _' s financial problems at the end of the Shawn era were caused by a lack of timeliness in its coverage of culture and events, Gottlieb was not the person to solve them.
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Meanwhile The Birth of a Nation, once thought a serious Oscar contender for its subject matter and timeliness — its lauded festival premiere coincided with the #oscarssowhite brouhaha — if not its narrative quality, is still set to open nationwide on Oct. 7.
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ZKB's IDRs and Support Rating are also sensitive to changes to ZKB's relationship with the Canton, especially if the ZKB Law was amended in a way that would weaken the guarantee's effectiveness or cast doubt on the timeliness of support.
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Still, between the timeliness of the subject matter, Jackman's anchoring presence and "The West Wing" style peek behind the political curtain, it's an understated film with enough smarts, unlike its protagonist, to overcome its shortcomings and deliver a winning ticket.
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"Aquarius" has become a rallying point for the embattled Brazilian left, but even viewers with scant knowledge of the situation in that country will be aware of the film's timeliness, which is less a matter of ideology than of sensibility.
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And you can pore over statistics on 11 measures of patient satisfaction; on almost 50 ways to assess the timeliness of effective care; on nine kinds of complication rates; and on six ways to assess appropriate use of imaging, like M.R.I.s.
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As a lawyer, she said, he should have known it was "improvident" to file a separate cause of action and should have been aware that the filing of the separate case did not toll timeliness requirements in the securities class action.
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ZKB's IDRs and Support Rating are also sensitive to changes to ZKB's relationship with the canton, especially if the ZKB Law is amended in a way that would weaken the guarantee's effectiveness or cast doubt on the timeliness of support.
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When an curator sees a story in the Demo Tool they wish to include in Facebook's trending module, they can choose to sort it in the trending section if they feel it complies with editorial guidelines for timeliness, relevance, and credibility.
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Some time ago, during my tenure as president and CEO of the NAACP, I was painfully reminded of the timeliness of Dr. King in a setting he might not have dreamed of, during a conversation he might have not imagined.
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" A spokesman for the agency said it expected that Boeing would "support that process by focusing on the quality and timeliness of data submittals for F.A.A. review, as well as being transparent in its relationship with the F.A.A. as safety regulator.
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A detailed analysis of the results is forthcoming, but the study's author said that the timeliness of the subject and the delays associated with academic publishing compelled him to get some of this information out to the public as soon as possible.
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DeLillo's too fine of a sentence-maker to ever write a truly bad book, but the end of the Cold War seemed to have stripped him of much of his timeliness, most of his drive, and almost all of his sense of humor.
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What shows up first in your feed is determined by what posts and accounts you engage with the most, as well as other contributing factors such as the timeliness of posts, how often you use Instagram, how many people you follow, etc.
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"Sourcing additional barrels from Europe is a potential solution, but an increased level of uncertainty is introduced surrounding the timeliness of delivery, given the logistics of travel time and securing tankers," said Michael Tran, director of global energy strategy at RBC Capital Markets.
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The naming of a Supreme Court justice — in Mr. Trump's case, Neil M. Gorsuch — in the first year of a presidency is an opportunity afforded by the timeliness of a vacancy and was matched by Presidents Barack Obama, Bill Clinton and Ronald Reagan.
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The text's subtle moral is timeless but also sings with elegiac timeliness — what a wonderful counterpoint to modern life's hamster wheel of achievement and approval, this idea that there is poetry in every pursuit executed with purposefulness and savored with uncompetitive joy.
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Even though it's based on a book published 18 years ago, and draws inspiration from a film from 1930 (itself based on a 1905 novel), the timeliness of this movie, written and directed by Richard Levine, might strike you as downright unnerving.
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The timeliness of this production — performed in Yiddish with English supertitles — has everything to do with the arrival on Broadway this spring of Paula Vogel's "Indecent," a powerful drama depicting the tumultuous history of the play and including some passages from it.
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How do you balance interestingness with timeliness, which of course on Twitter is extremely important, balancing the most recent information that might be interesting to you versus less time-sensitive information, but nevertheless has some threshold of interest in this to you.
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"The proposals we have outlined in today's consultation paper are designed to improve the range, and timeliness of higher quality information that is available to investors during the process," Christopher Woolard, the FCA's executive director of strategy and competition, said in a statement.
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This element of controversy and conflict is mixed into Hudson Yards's concrete, which makes it a natural site for protest; and such is the timeliness of artist and DJ Thanushka Yakupitiyage's performance, which was also a part of the Open Call, on Sunday evening.
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When asked why investors should listen to Dix, who has reportedly been on the wrong side of this trade since July 2013, he said that the timeliness of his new, never-before-heard thesis is tied to the surprises brought about by these four trends.
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The other talk shows that are currently airing on Netflix, like Norm Macdonald has a Show and My Next Guest Needs No Introduction With David Letterman, aren't aiming for the same kind of timeliness, opting instead for a more traditional, less news-oriented approach.
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Directed by by Rayka Zehtabchi, who helmed the Oscar-winning short film Period: End of Sentence, Ours To Tell carries a timeliness to the current climate in the United States, as 25 new abortion restrictions were signed into law in 12 states in 2019.
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In its effort to update the National Flood Insurance Program, Congress should consider updating ICC coverage to be a useful insurance product for meeting changed building codes while simultaneously expanding and reforming mitigation grants to better address homeowner needs, particularly in terms of timeliness.
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"We believe litigation to be necessary to prevent the chill of proxy advisers' protected speech and to ensure the timeliness and independence of the advice that shareholders rely on to make decisions with regards to the governance of their publicly traded portfolio companies," Retelny added.
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Judge Failla adopted the recommendation of the magistrate in the Wells Fargo case, U.S. Magistrate Judge Sarah Netburn, who found individual issues – including constitutional standing to sue, timeliness of claims and potential damages - predominated over common issues for investors in the trusts overseen by Wells Fargo.
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The timeliness of Detroit was offered up like something medicinal, something that should be downed because it's good for you, though the film never justifies why that is, and why the past, in its case, illuminates the present instead of just emphasizing how little has changed.
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Ms. Harrolle asked whether the State's Attorney's office or Agent Hanley had made any other promises and I informed her they agreed not to assert a timeliness defense on my pending post-conviction petition and that the judge would just rule on the merits of each claim.
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Collectively, these new satellites will capture and send, with unprecedented timeliness, weather data and imagery that meteorologists, emergency managers, government agencies, universities, and companies use to minimize the role of the weather on transportation and commerce, ensure planes land safely, and protect Americans from severe weather.
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Running the latest available software should be something every smartphone achieves at least on its launch day, and it's disappointing not to see Huawei raise the mid-range standards in terms of software timeliness just as it's doing in terms of build quality and hardware design.
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The notes are rated two notches below the guarantor's Long-Term IDR as Fitch sees some uncertainty around the timeliness of payments under the guarantee given its deficiency language, but the uncertainty is small due to the high reputational risk Germany would face if debtholders incurred losses.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 12 (Reuters) - The head of the U.S. FAA told Boeing Co's chief executive on Thursday the U.S. planemaker should focus on the quality and timeliness of data submittals for FAA review, according to an email from an FAA official to U.S. lawmakers seen by Reuters.
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Its topics are all over the board and seem to defy logic and timeliness: "Eevee" has been at the top of my desktop feed for nearly two days even though I don't play "Pokémon Go," and there's still no sign of "Gene Wilder," who died Monday.
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Trump campaigned on improving veterans' health, and his budget proposal last week allocated $4.6 billion for the VA "to improve patient access and timeliness of medical care services for over nine million enrolled veterans," although he didn't get specific about where he wanted the money to go.
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"The outright rejection of such ballots, based on arbitrary conditions — namely the timeliness of post office delivery — outside the voter's control unlawfully infringes upon the fundamental right to vote," says the complaint, which cites 10 states that accept valid ballots as many as 10 days after the election.
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Although it hasn't endeared itself to critics the way the 1991 film did, audiences are flocking to see it — likely thanks to the mix of a top-tier cast led by Emma Watson and the timeliness of the remake, which has nostalgic appeal to the young tastemakers of 2017.
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If the new algorithm—the format of which was described as one that "will be based on the likelihood you'll be interested in the content, your relationship with the person posting, and the timeliness of the post"—will kill vacuous, spammy accounts like this, then all the better.
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In March, Instagram announced plans to move away from showing posts in strict reverse chronological order, and instead boost those based on the "likelihood you'll be interested in the content, your relationship with the person posting, and the timeliness of the post," as it explained at the time.
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"We appreciate the EPA's timeliness in releasing these volumes and its support for growing biodiesel use under the RFS, but this proposal significantly understates the amount of biodiesel this industry can sustainably deliver to the market," said Anne Steckel, vice president of federal affairs at the biodiesel group.
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Instagram plans to rely on its machine -learning technology and a mix of signals to determine the order of photos and videos in users' feeds, including the likelihood a person will be interested in the content, the timeliness of the posts and the relationship between the two users.
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But for all the timeliness of Tyne Rafaeli's production, arriving as the eight-year-old conflict is making fresh headlines in the United States, "Power Strip" isn't the sort of theatrical experience — like "The Jungle," say, or "Flight" — in which the audience feels, viscerally, the urgency of refugee life.
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" FAA said it has not established a timeline for when the work will be completed but expects that "Boeing will support that process by focusing on the quality and timeliness of data submittals for FAA review, as well as being transparent in its relationship with FAA as safety regulator.
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Some of the most impactful works, like Howardena Pindell's video "Free, White, and 213," and Judy Baca's mural study "When God Was Woman," retained an unsettling timeliness, challenging us to reflect on the ways in which abuses of power persist in the art world and American culture at large.
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The mayor's assertion of timeliness was hard to square with accounts from multiple other sources, including the testimony of one of Mr. de Blasio's commissioners, interviews with career engineers overseeing the project, annual reports to the city water authority and a document prepared by Mr. de Blasio's own budget office.
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What WIRED learned from tech, science, culture, and more in 2019 They ranged across a wide array of topics—from inside accounts of tech companies in crisis to twisty crime tales to heartbreaking medical mysteries—but they shared some crucial traits: in-depth reporting and thinking, narrative punch, nerve-touching timeliness.
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It's the reason the uproar over HBO's proposed Confederate, which is set in a world in which the Confederate States of America successfully seceded and continues to practice slavery, has such piquancy — because the creatives behind it have tried to use timeliness as a shield for its much criticized alternate-history scenario.
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"We believe litigation to be necessary to prevent the chill of proxy advisers protected speech and to ensure the timeliness and independence of the advice that shareholders rely on to make decisions with regards to the governance of their publicly traded portfolio companies," said ISS Chief Executive Gary Retelny in a statement.
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In that show, Dupuy-Spencer's drawing "Trump Rally (and Some of Them I Assume are Good People)" stood out from her other works for both the timeliness of its content (people in MAGA hats) and its dark humor—Ku Klux Klan hoods become whimsical Caspar-the-Ghost-shapes, the ralliers' faces distorted cartoonishly.
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"We believe litigation to be necessary to prevent the chill of proxy advisers' protected speech and to ensure the timeliness and independence of the advice that shareholders rely on to make decisions with regards to the governance of their publicly traded portfolio companies," said ISS Chief Executive Gary Retelny in a statement.
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The case arose from a petition filed by a group of graduate students at Columbia University, who are seeking to win recognition for a union that will join the United Automobile Workers and allow them a say over such issues as the quality of their health insurance and the timeliness of stipend payments.
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By bringing together this disparate group of artists, almost all of them working figuratively (Resnick is the exception), the exhibition should remind us of the important role fashion, or what might called timeliness, plays in determining what gets elevated at any time, and, starting in the 21958s, what the art world invests in.
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KAF's ratings also consider (i) the company's significant foreign wholesale obligations (16% of total liabilities at end-2015); and (ii) the indirect state ownership of the company through KazAgro, which may have negative implications for the timeliness and sufficiency of state support, especially if the state needs to prioritise support among quasi-sovereigns.
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Perhaps the film's accidental timeliness with the deadly fires in Northern California made Only the Brave unpalatable for audiences, but the lack of proper attention for this film — from critics, awards-watchers, anyone — speaks to how crucial it is for non-franchise movies opening in the fall to debut first at a major film festival.
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The timeliness probably pushed Handmaid's to its eight Emmy wins, across a host of categories, including all three acting trophies awarded to women (for stars Elisabeth Moss, who won an acting award for the first time after seven previous nominations; Ann Dowd; and Alexis Bledel), the writing and directing prizes, and (of course) Drama Series.
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Here are the best ergonomic keyboards you can buy Best ergonomic keyboard overall: Microsoft SculptBest gaming ergonomic keyboard: Razer Ornata ChromaBest two-piece ergonomic keyboard: Kinesis Freestyle2Best ergonomic keyboard and mouse combo: Logitech MK550Best anti-microbial ergonomic keyboard: Fellowes MicrobanUpdated on 2/6/2020 by Joe Osborne: Refreshed language for timeliness and accuracy and updated prices.
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Tesla's statement within the securities filing: As part of Tesla's ongoing logistics strategy to increase its vehicle transport capacity, reduce vehicle transportation time, and improve the timeliness of scheduled deliveries, Tesla agreed to issue shares of Tesla's common stock in connection with its acquisition of certain car-hauling trucks and trailers from Central Valley Auto Transport, Inc.
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The flying public may think the sun has set on the halcyon days of glamorous air travel forever — and when it comes to flying in perks-laden style, complete with free meals and complimentary checked bags, they may be right — but survey after survey shows that cost and safety, along with timeliness, are what really matters to consumers most.
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While much of the information in these reports is not necessarily new, revelations of previously nondisclosed details has made clear that while there is no evidence votes were changed there remains a need to improve the timeliness and depth of information sharing between the national security community and our nation's election officials in order to better secure the systems that run our elections.
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The algorithm, which dictates what appears first in your feed, is based on three things, according to Instagram:The likelihood you'll be interested in the contentYour relationship with the person postingThe timeliness of the postInstagram's reason for changing its feed was to put a greater emphasis on users seeing posts from "friends and family," although it's not clear exactly who that group is.
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A senior administration official told reporters Friday the White House wants to amend that law to meet a series of the President's demands, including provisions to address the timeliness of inspections at Iran's nuclear sites and the "sunset clauses" in the nuclear deal that critics worry will allow Iran to return to its nuclear activities after a period of time.
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Despite the novel's current air of timeliness, the contours of the dystopian future that Atwood imagined in the eighties do not map closely onto the present moment—although recent news images of asylum seekers fleeing across the U.S. border into Canada have a chilling resonance with the opening moments of the television series, which shows Moss, not yet enlisted as a Handmaid, attempting to escape from the U.S. to its northern neighbor, where democracy prevails.
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THR's Frank Scheck wrote: Featuring a mixture of stand-up comedy, political observation, and ultimately a full-throttle tribute to Hillary Clinton, Michael Moore in TrumpLand earns points for ultra-timeliness ... But despite Moore's obvious desire to reach out to Trump voters, disaffected Bernie followers, those leaning toward third-party candidates, and people who intend to sit out the election entirely, this cinematic lecture is unlikely to change many hearts or minds ... And Jordan Hoffman wrote in The Guardian: It's something of a fascinating document, but undeniably awkward in presentation.
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