Pressure is growing on manufacturers globally to meet recall timetables.
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A small dwelling can feel less cramped when timetables vary.
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I don't announce timetables because, you know, I don't know.
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Trump tweeted, ignoring the absence of verification provisions, timetables, etc.
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Space is a tough neighborhood; timetables slip and challenges proliferate.
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It varies by state, but procurement timetables are not fast.
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Lamar Alexander, a deal-making Republican, declining questions about specific timetables.
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Details remain unresolved about the timetables for phasing down HFC use.
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The challenges were later dismissed, but not before setting back timetables.
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But my dad does show his timetables every now and again.
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Moreover, the timetables for the two processes are not the same.
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"Some were really interested in maps and timetables," Mr. Huggett said.
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There are no fixed timetables in relationships, and temptations often arise.
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All of those incredibly lofty estimates, however, are based on longer timetables.
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To this day, the mighty education ministry sets standardised curriculums and timetables.
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Private equity firms and arranging banks have accelerated syndication timetables this year.
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"Someone who likes systems and networks, routes and timetables," Mr. Samson said.
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He conceded that the Yankees and the Red Sox had different timetables.
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Vintage Trains is negotiating its timetables with Network Rail, which manages the railways.
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Shale's quick production timetables look a lot safer than multi-decade offshore projects.
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It takes at least 14 hours by ordinary service, according to Chinese railway timetables.
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He has set ambitious deadlines for Tesla many times, only to see timetables slip.
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Unfortunately, for the GOP, any delay on its floated timetables could cause serious troubles.
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" Afghanistan strategy: "[Trump's] strategy is based on conditions on the ground, not arbitrary timetables.
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Conditions on the ground -- not arbitrary timetables -- will guide our strategy from now on.
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Conditions on the ground, not arbitrary timetables, will guide our strategy from now on.
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Conditions on the ground — not arbitrary timetables — will guide our strategy from now on.
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For instance, a railway company could convert all their timetables into an API using OpenDataSoft.
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Mr. McGough knows all about long timetables; NuScale's design has been under development since 210.
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McConnell still hasn't released his resolution laying out the rules and timetables for the trial.
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It was also likely a time defined by strict timetables, rigid lessons, and unforgiving homework.
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President Barack Obama was roundly criticized by some conservatives for setting up timetables on Afghanistan.
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Schoolchildren in Italy may soon have a new fave lesson to highlight on their timetables: wine.
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"Conditions on the ground, not arbitrary timetables, will guide our strategy from now on," Trump said.
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The image recognition will automatically detect financial spreadsheets, work schedules, task lists, timetables, and other tables.
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It holds no classes, has no fixed terms or timetables and does not issue formal diplomas.
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It also affects timetables for carrying forward operating losses and using them to reduce future taxes.
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"It is good, where there is any doubt, to talk about timetables and processes," Spahn said.
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Freight lines are highly scrutinized, with rigorous timetables and close monitoring of goods and human drivers.
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They also discussed "timetables and road-maps about the next round of trade negotiations," it added.
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Fitch views this as the Chinese government's response to the ambitious timetables set by other countries.
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A number of candidates have said they will release their returns but haven't provided specific timetables.
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Things like deadlines and timetables and full coverage of the various structural issues we have just discussed.
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Teachers, if they are instructing the same grade level, give identical lessons, and timetables are standardised, too.
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The German National Railway moved millions of Jews to killing centers in "special trains" on strict timetables.
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The debate over Mr. Trump's energy plans are not just about oil prices and rig-construction timetables.
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And preparing to take a trip has been transformed since the days of printed maps and timetables.
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"I can't speak of timetables as this must be done at the European level," the spokeswoman said.
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" Smug remarks aside, he said, "Riding in the city is freedom from traffic, timetables and transit delays.
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The timetables are fairly dense on many lines, and the evening and weekend schedules aren't much thinner.
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As the Pentagon has drawn up its plans, its leaders have studiously refused to talk about timetables.
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Officials put forward misleading timetables in order to qualify for hundreds of millions of dollars in federal subsidies.
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The Emote Royale classes will be added to selected DL Kids timetables across the country throughout the summer.
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Possible revisions aren&apost likely to take effect before 2020 based on traditional legislative timetables for such matters.
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Victory over terrorism is something that serious people understand involves a long war that is anathema to timetables.
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Kim agreed to complete denuclearization, and the U.S. to provide benefits, but all without articulated steps or timetables.
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Airlines grew livid after he repeatedly voiced overly optimistic timetables about when the Max would return to service.
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Timetables like Hawking's are particularly troubling to climate scientists and others dedicated to fixing planet Earth right now.
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"Conditions on the ground, not arbitrary timetables, will guide our strategy from now on," he told the nation.
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Furthermore, there were no timetables established, much less a commitment to limit the military engagement to 30 days.
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Starting Wednesday, commuters in Melbourne, Australia will have access to tram, train and bus timetables within Google Transit.
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Trump said he wants to base his decisions about personnel on conditions on the ground, not on timetables.
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I still don't trust the timetables, mainly because I want to keep some of my New Yorker-ness!
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You could see very clearly that he wouldn't be bound by the timetables, he'd just follow his own mind.
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Another 1997 advertorial says: Committing to binding targets and timetables now will alter today's lifestyles and tomorrow's living standards.
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The truckers' group says its drivers' ability to set their own timetables will be hampered and interstate commerce undermined.
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But the United States cannot lead the peace process or drive the process blinded by our interests or timetables.
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"I'm sure the Gatwick incident is going to spur them to try to speed up their timetables," he said.
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Both residents and the owners said it was difficult to prepare without concrete plans and timetables from the authorities.
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Many states have adopted Renewable Portfolio Standards (RPSs) setting out targets and timetables for expanded wind and solar power.
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Timetables for their readiness could thus change if the craft aren't ready for their test dates or something goes wrong.
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It's likely that one of those, which are running on similar timetables, will produce a First Amendment decision before Duguid.
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Trump on Monday night did not provide many specific details about his plans for Afghanistan, including timetables or troop numbers.
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They were initially bemused by the complexity of bus timetables, bin collections and—most of all—by the changeable weather.
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Roy's computations helped produce orbital element timetables that were crucial to landing a person on the surface of the moon.
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What we should not do is be overly headstrong in focusing on and demanding adherence to arbitrarily-set electoral timetables.
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They were both at the G20 but because of timetables and so forth he wasn't able to meet her there.
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On August 21, Trump unveiled his new strategy to stay in Afghanistan based on conditions on the ground, not timetables.
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Mr. Giuliani has gone back and forth about whether the president will agree to be questioned and given varying timetables.
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He has gathered information from a variety of sources, including listings of old subway timetables he has found on eBay.
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"Conditions on the ground — not arbitrary timetables — will guide our strategy from now on," Mr. Trump said at the time.
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He introduced new railway timetables last spring, only for hundreds of trains to be canceled each day on certain lines.
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In May, Network Rail, which owns the country's entire rail infrastructure, unveiled its twice-a-year revision to daily timetables.
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The Obama-era approach of battlefield timetables abroad dictated by the polls in battleground states here at home is over.
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At the time, Trump said that conditions on the ground, rather than arbitrary timetables, would determine any American drawdown timelines.
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These companies would also be obliged to maintain certain standards of cybersecurity, timetables for notices of breaches and the like.
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This might accelerate the timetables for major anti-ISIS offensives, but it's unlikely to lead to the eradication of the jihadis.
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Classrooms, hierarchical year-groups, standardised curriculums and fixed timetables are still the norm for most of the world's nearly 1.5bn schoolchildren.
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Dubbed the Philadelphia Plan, it imposed racial goals and timetables on the building trade unions, first in Philadelphia and then elsewhere.
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Trump said on Monday that his administration would not release specific details about troop level increases or "timetables" for their departure.
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Even with the most aggressive timetables for clinical testing, those won't be widely available to patients until at least the fall.
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On Thursday, Netanyahu told reporters he'd discussed annexation of the Jordan Valley, without going into timetables for when it might happen.
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Under that pact, reached in 2015, countries set their own targets and timetables to rein in emissions of planet-warming gases.
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The editing and printing of the precious manuscript depended on the schedules of Queen Victoria's Royal Mail and the Guernsey steamer timetables.
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Some of the challenges include lengthy repayment timetables and Grupo OAS's use of asset sales to favor some creditors, court documents showed.
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The bill requires written timetables for collecting payment and imposes penalty fees on those who drag their feet when compensating work done.
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Prasad said the goal is to expand to other languages, but he didn't reveal timetables, nor what the next language will be.
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Governing-as-usual is ill-suited to deal with global, complex, interconnected issues that do not respect geographic borders or electoral timetables.
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With the right parameters, timetables and enforcement mechanisms, we can tackle this challenge and make the global market both free and fair.
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They became active on social media, being open about outages and repairs so that customers would have better understanding of maintenance timetables.
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It could also accelerate the deployment timetables of both, which have said they plan to put autonomous vehicles into operation in 2021.
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And despite what Booty jokingly refers to as some disagreement on "schedules and timetables" post-acquisition, the two studios are in lockstep.
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But the Waymo announcement, complete with specific timetables, cost projections and firm indicators of fleet size, is a really, really big deal.
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Meanwhile, last week a school district in Colorado cut Mondays from its timetables in a bid to attract staff and cut costs.
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Strict timetables, generic lesson plans and constant assessments are, for many, more likely to inspire boredom than the next great business idea.
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Given the absence of any concrete timetables at the moment, it's possible that the vote will be delayed until after Obama leaves office.
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ON MAY 20th, the biggest changes to train timetables in modern British history took place, affecting commuters and business travellers across the country.
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The boy who collected train timetables needed America's wide-open spaces across which to rush, and American stars by which to orient himself.
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The collaboration could accelerate the deployment timetables of both carmakers, which have said they plan to put autonomous vehicles into operation in 2021.
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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which operates the buses, said the agency's schedulers were already working on new timetables to account for zippier buses.
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He refocused on our military efforts in Afghanistan and declared that the United States would no longer set arbitrary timetables for troop removal.
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Pieces as varied as pre-21/2300 steak knives, coasters, an aircraft lavatory, old menus and timetables have been snapped up by collectors.
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A noon on this day in 1883, all North American railroads switched to a new standard time system that henceforth governed their timetables.
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The installation is composed of documents from Plesset's retracing of her grandfather's footsteps in Europe, such as museum tickets, timetables, maps, and screenshots.
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But again, to echo Ambassador Lighthizer, trust but verify; we've got to see the timetables met, the enforcement procedures met, et cetera, et cetera.
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But in contrast to previous sales, the government has made its plans for the country's leading companies surprisingly explicit and its timetables unusually clear.
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The underlying problem is that the new timetables were not agreed on far enough in advance, says Anthony Smith of Transport Focus, a watchdog.
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The Chinese government, he says, also gives the private sector specific timetables for achieving dominance in areas such as solar, printers, robots and drones.
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Symphony took inspiration from the Esther Project in Sweden, in which care for complex patients is organised around their timetables, not those of doctors.
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It's far from alone: BMW and Volvo have also made recent announcements about their self-driving platforms, with similar timetables, but their approaches vary.
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Mr. Ahn spent hours upon hours analyzing train timetables and creating spreadsheets to calculate the most efficient route, which began at 2:02 a.m.
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Travel Tips Renting a car while traveling abroad means freedom from bus and rail timetables, but it comes with its own set of complications.
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Yet when it came time to design gas chambers and prepare timetables for the Auschwitz trains, Nazi rationality emerged from its hiding place intact.
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It arrives every 100 million years, thanks to deposits of various magnetic metals in the Earth's surface that also apparently keep very rigid timetables.
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Since the crash, several companies - including General Motors Co - have pushed back their timetables to get driverless vehicles without steering wheels into commercial use.
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From now on, our security interests will dictate the length and scope of military operation, not arbitrary benchmarks and timetables set up by politicians.
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The big picture: Major decision-makers at massive companies on both sides of the Pacific are stepping down — for varied reasons and on different timetables.
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The increases will be phased in over the next five years and there are different timetables for employers in the city, suburbs and rural areas.
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I would say your dad is nuts, but my old man collects antique railroad timetables, which is more charming but still a decidedly niche hobby.
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China, which already invests massively in clean energy like wind and solar, has timetables for reducing its carbon footprint numbers ways in the coming decades.
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Q. and A. For train travelers, Mark Smith's website is the go-to source for timetables, maps and booking details in more than 100 countries.
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His site has timetables, maps, reviews, booking details and everything else needed to plan train (and even some ferry) trips in more than 100 countries.
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The game is themed in the style of an obscure, Soviet-adjacent bureaucracy, complete with block-fonted bus timetables and jaunty fanfares before recorded messages.
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INTERNATIONAL An article on Tuesday about widespread delays affecting British train companies misidentified the organization that owns the United Kingdom's railroad infrastructure and handles timetables.
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"I hope that European companies will insist that future multilateral programs have clear leadership structures and reasonable technical requirements and timetables," he told the newspaper.
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Nuclear power was pursued as an economic panacea and a source of prestige, with Politburo officials imposing preposterous timetables and equally preposterous cost-cutting measures.
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General manager John Dorsey warned in July that the Browns would not get into discussing timetables with Gordon until he's on the field when it matters.
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The seven-years-in-the-making agreement puts in place unique targets and timetables with wealthier countries agreeing to halt production HFCs sooner than poorer nations.
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Even when staff are not officially striking, workers have been calling in sick en masse and refusing overtime, causing trains to be canceled and timetables cut.
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Even when staff are not officially striking, workers have been calling in sick en masse and refusing overtime, causing trains to be cancelled and timetables cut.
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Some 40% of them are heading back to desks in "academies", state-funded schools that are mostly free to set their own curriculum, wages and timetables.
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Troop timetables, the speed of information from the telegram and telephone, and the security dilemma of not trusting or knowing each other's intentions led to mobilization.
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Managing a company that runs on a car maker's cost structure (read: cash-gobbling) and on a car maker's timetables, in that context, is deeply difficult.
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There are at least two likely rail routes between Dandong and Beijing, and an ordinary service takes at least 14 hours, according to Chinese railway timetables.
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But some say the shortened timetables are unrealistic, given safety and other concerns and the need to test new designs before seeking approval from the commission.
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The Ford-VW partnership with Argo could help accelerate the deployment timetables of the two automakers who plan to put autonomous vehicles into operation in 103.
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Even fewer have set their own targets and timetables to do what the science demands: Reduce total greenhouse gas emissions by half over the next decade.
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The gist: Trump announced he will not pull troops out of Afghanistan and will ramp up the war, but without timetables for the mission. http://bit.
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And it's not uncommon to hear Times loyalists complain that errors have grown distressingly common, as editors perform ever more demanding jobs on ever diminishing timetables.
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That should change as Congress approves cabinet secretaries who can refine Trump's promises and add goals, timetables and strategies to make clear what will and won't happen.
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On-time performance slipped below 64 percent this year, continuing a decline that started in 2011, when 85 percent of trains arrived when timetables said they would.
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However, a close eye must be kept on delivery timetables, David Ernsberger, Global Head of Energy at S&P Global Platts, told CNBC's Squawk Box on Tuesday.
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The White House has been nudging agencies to identify obsolete systems and start replacing them, but GAO said that clearer, more specific goals and timetables are needed.
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Among the documents were the General Orders for the entire corridor — timetables, permanent speed requirements — as well as a series of Temporary Speed Restriction Bulletins, or T.S.R.B.s.
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Air travel roles, like pilot and air traffic controller, were up there as well, thanks to the tight timetables they must met for flight arrivals and departures.
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Khosrowshahi said the company's addition of public transit services in the app, including live timetables for tube and bus schedules, helped generate "higher engagement," specifically in London.
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What these aggregated figures don't take into account is that timetables for massive broadband network expansion projects don't revolve around the government's tedious, never-ending policy debates.
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But by setting timetables for forced reductions unconnected to conditions on the ground, Mr Obama has given encouragement to the Taliban and left Afghan forces cruelly exposed.
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The characters in We have numbers for names, and they live in a "mathematically faultless happiness," operating according to strict timetables for work, leisure, and even sex.
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U.N. timetables routinely slip, but the presence of many of the global power elite at the World Economic Forum in the Swiss resort of Davos on Jan.
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The Long Island Rail Road's Cannonball service to Montauk begins on Friday, and new timetables and extra service for other nearby beach locales have just been announced.
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He emphasized that elements of the new strategy — of which he offered few details — would be dictated by the conditions on the ground, rather than arbitrary timetables.
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During that address the vice president outlined the administration's Afghanistan strategy and insisted that the U.S. would "no longer be bound by arbitrary timetables" in the country.
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Drivers on the Jubilee Line will walk out on June 6 and 14 over the imposition of new timetables, the Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) union said.
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"There are currently many examples of fundamental directives affecting our industry where it is extremely difficult to be prepared within the prescribed timetables," EFAMA President, Alexander Schindler, said.
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The denial came in response to a Financial Times report that Uber is seeking to partner with Transport for London (TfL) to incorporate London Tube and bus timetables.
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To find these routes the company created its own internal simulation tool; it uses this to analyze demand in near real time and plot possible new bus timetables.
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"Conditions on the ground, not arbitrary timetables, will guide our strategy from now on," Trump said in a speech heavy on harsh rhetoric but strikingly light on details.
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There's also a gym and well-being studio with equipment that's free to use, as well as a weekly timetables of activities including yoga, personal training, and massages.
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Much was left vague: timetables, verification and indeed what denuclearisation means; North Korea has long taken it to include the removal of America's security commitment to South Korea.
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In his short life, Justin didn't just save his rodent friends from the exterminators, he also saved me from a humdrum fourth grade experience of timetables and pogo.
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So, perhaps, could the cash; both Tesla and SpaceX have in the past come within hours of bankruptcy, just as both have repeatedly failed to meet ambitious timetables.
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Independent rail analyst Anthony Hatch said Harrison was using the fees as a "behavior-changing strategy" to make shippers conform to his timetables, rather than to boost profits.
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But the European Union is insisting that the United States and Canada abide by agreed timetables for adding newer member states to their lists of visa-reciprocity countries.
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Colonel Sean Ryan, spokesman for the U.S.-led coalition backing the SDF, nevertheless said the international force had "learned not to put any timetables on the last battle".
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" In opening remarks Tuesday, McCain said he was encouraged that Trump's Afghanistan plans "ended the foolish policy of arbitrary timetables for withdrawal and shifted to a conditional approach.
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Mr. Bezos has repeatedly expressed caution about setting timetables for the start of Blue Origin's commercial or passenger trips, and he did not diverge from that on Wednesday.
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The timetables already provide for awkward service gaps on some lines, but if trains do not adhere to a precise schedule, most of the system can experience delays.
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It calls for efforts to improve pilot training timetables and English-language skills, as well as build a teaching program for Afghan maintenance crews to replace foreign contractors.
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Hammond told Andrew Marr on Sunday that a Brexit transitional phase will last "a couple of years" but ministers including Trade Secretary Liam Fox have offered completely different timetables.
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Their instinct will be to recommend that Mr Trump set a bolder objective than Mr Obama was willing to endorse and refrain from setting timetables that ignore military reality.
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Before redBus, travellers in India had to negotiate myriad bus companies with conflicting timetables, resulting in immense confusion when working out the various connections needed for cross-country trips.
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Tesla timetables have proven unreliable, however, and the company is still working on two promised features — traffic signal recognition and automated city driving — in the "full self-driving" package.
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Boundless is a service that, for a flat fee far less than a lawyer might charge, guides immigrants through the many paths, processes, timetables and forms that they'll encounter.
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Ranjith Sumanadasa, 50, a paddy farmer from Rajanganaya region in Sri Lanka's north-central province, has been cultivating his rice for close to four decades based on traditional timetables.
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Trump promised to do away with the troop withdrawal timetables favored by his predecessor Barack Obama, and to outlaw "micromanaging" of the conflict from armchair generals back in Washington.
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Two sources involved in the deal and one other briefed on Alibaba's discussions described the company's thinking on the deal as "fluid" and said Alibaba was considering several timetables.
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And for the first time in decades of climate diplomacy, all nations agreed to take steps to cut emissions of planet-warming greenhouse gases based on their own timetables.
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The pages of almanacs of all sizes brimmed with weather forecasts, timetables for coach routes, tide charts, and "tables for converting money, weights, and distances," Storm van Leeuwen writes.
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Negotiators still have to wrangle over timetables and exactly how much each country needs to cut, and precisely what sorts of financial aid should be given to developing countries.
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But unlike the Paris agreement, the Kigali deal is legally binding, has very specific timetables and has an agreement by rich countries to help poor countries adapt their technology.
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It should reduce outlays and give Ambassador Khalilzad time to work out an arrangement with our allies, all without public timetables that enable our adversaries to wait us out.
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Mattis said the Taliban could not hope for a military victory and promised a more "holistic" approach without fixed timetables and involving other countries in the region, including Pakistan.
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The letter, seen by Reuters, said the timetables for the restrictions against Huawei would cause a "dramatic reduction" in the number of contractors able to sell to the U.S. government.
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Others say Pompeo should aim higher and get North Korea to commit to specific disarmament timetables and a "frontloaded" abandonment of its nuclear weapons and materials at an early stage.
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This is just Apple's list of the initial devices that will eventually support AirPlay 2 once these companies release their firmware updates, which don't really have any announced timetables yet.
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Can you afford to place your organizations at competitive risk if you don't manage these impacts and governments pass regulations that force you to, on their timetables and not yours?
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It does not lay out any timetables for reducing carbon emissions in the U.S. and instead states that the U.S. has successfully reduced greenhouse gas emissions over the last decade.
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He used to work for a railroad, so he knows about all the lines and how the routes have changed over the decades and how the timetables reflect those changes.
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Two compromises have been offered: Muslims in extremely high latitudes could ignore the natural day in their location and follow the timetables in Mecca or the nearest Muslim-majority country.
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"Conditions on the ground, not arbitrary timetables, will guide our strategy from now on," he said in his remarks, which were heavy on harsh rhetoric but strikingly light on details.
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Trump also said conditions "on the ground," instead of timetables, would guide strategy, and laid out in broad strokes how he intends to deal with Pakistan and the South Asia region.
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"These negotiations narrowed gaps on key issues like the HFC phase-out timetables, creating strong momentum for Kigali," said Paul Bledsoe, a former Clinton White House climate adviser attending the talks.
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Muslims across the world can download apps such as Muslim Pro, replete with daily prayer timetables, notifications for both sunrise and sunset, and an electronic compass pointing the way towards Mecca.
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"These negotiations narrowed gaps on key issues like the HFC phase out timetables, creating strong momentum for Kigali," said Paul Bledsoe, a former Clinton White House climate adviser attending the talks.
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Some businesses may have also sped up their timetables for purchases at the end of 2017 in order to take advantage of bigger deductions before the tax changes went into effect.
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A LITTLE over a month ago a piece of malicious computer software called WannaCry spread around the world, freezing Chinese cash machines, trashing German railway timetables and causing chaos in British hospitals.
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The Lithuanian defense minister, Raimundas Karoblis, indicated to CNN's Hala Gorani Wednesday that he backed Mattis's proposal to have members develop action plans and timetables for meeting the recommended defense spending levels.
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The flights, which almost always land late at night, do not appear in any airport or airline timetables, and fly in from either Damascus or Latakia, where Russia has a military base.
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The flights, which almost always land late at night, do not appear in any airport or airline timetables, and fly in from either Damascus or Latakia, where Russia has a military base.
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The law sets out the timetables by which the president must decide whether to continue waiving sanctions (every 120 days) and if Iran is in compliance with the deal (every 90 days).
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The company could not confirm British media reports saying Eurostar would cut two daily trains to Paris and one to Brussels when it unveils its 2017 timetables in December, the spokeswoman said.
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From the same information menu you can choose Report an Issue to advise Apple about corrections in all kinds of areas: Map labels, step-by-step directions, public transit timetables and more.
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Democrats criticized the President's Afghan strategy rollout for lacking details, while Republicans largely praised him for committing to a US presence in Afghanistan and moving away from timetables for withdrawing US troops.
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But they are the proven, right choice for the threat we face and the costs we are willing to pay to accomplish our goals within the timetables we have set for ourselves.
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Even when they make progress, arrests and manhunts can lead to spikes in attacks, as other terrorists seek revenge or speed up their timetables because they feel the net is closing in.
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Others are much tougher: greens and, in the sequel, blues that require you to make tough timetables, driving through long stretches of the city to get a happy customer to their destination.
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Mr. Kaplan also had a hand in legislation hemming in the labor board, most prominently the Workforce Democracy and Fairness Act, which would have effectively undone the board's rules expediting election timetables.
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Allowing the litigation to proceed under strict timetables would let the court tackle several key disputed issues that have kept the island's bankruptcy, filed in May 2017, moving at a snail's pace.
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Trump has offered few details on his plan, beyond committing to end "arbitrary timetables for withdrawal" and calling for India and Pakistan to lend their support in the fight against terrorist groups.
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"If the data is not actually anonymous, then you can start figuring out timetables and like some very tactical information, and then you start getting into some pretty serious issues," LaFoy said.
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A key topic at the climate summit will be whether countries, particularly the biggest polluters like China and the U.S., will step up and offer more stringent emissions cuts on near-term timetables.
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They prepare cost estimates, budgets and work timetables for the project, collaborate with architects, engineers, and other construction specialists, select subcontractors and coordinate their activities, ensure compliance with legal regulations and safety standards.
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Inslee claims the plan will exceed timetables for climate pollution reductions under the Paris Agreement, achieving a 2202 percent reduction in emissions by 2628, and net-zero emissions by no later than 28500.
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At the Vienna talks, the last before the Kigali meeting, almost 200 countries convened to lay the groundwork for such a deal, hammering out details and timetables for almost eliminating use of HFCs.
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And for parents the idea is the ability to be looped in to kids' school work progress automatically — by letting them view homework assignments, timetables and so on, without adding to teachers' workloads.
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Baltimore police commissioner Kevin Davis also noted that other cities have had much longer timetables to negotiate their consent decrees, and suggested Baltimore's agreement is shaping up to be among the most ambitious.
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Yet after graduation, that structure crumbles, and with no set timetables or mandatory classes to study for, anxiety, depression and a sense of loss about what to do next become all too common.
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He added, however, that Labor Day weekend would not be the end of the work at Penn Station, only the end of the closing of multiple tracks that requires timetables to be revised.
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WASHINGTON — Russia's campaign to disrupt last year's presidential election has spawned a tangle of inquiries with competing agendas and timetables, and with little agreement on the most important things that should be investigated.
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"(But) France can and must do better... Unemployed and young people don't have time to wait for various political timetables," said Villeroy de Galhau, who also sits on the European Central Bank's Governing Council.
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Pompeo's seemingly impossible task in his talks in North Korea will be to turn the vague commitment North Korea has made "to work toward denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula" into reality, with verifiable timetables.
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At the Vienna talks, the last before the Kigali meeting, almost 200 countries convened to lay the groundwork for such a deal, hammering out details and timetables for almost eliminating the use of HFCs.
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Even if regulatory and tax reform looks like it will take a long time, investors will likely be patient as long as Trump's administration provides more specifics on its plans including timetables, Lebovitz said.
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You can keep track of guests and RSVPs, timetables, and any other details you might need others to know about right on the page — it's an invitation and a group chat all in one.
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Some of the ideas include negotiating compensation payments to forestall revenge killings; ending collective punishment by protecting innocent family members of Islamic State militants; and agreeing on timetables for the return of displaced residents.
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Mr. Calamita, like others who support the agency's new approach, said cities could not afford the cost of some of the consent-decree requirements, at least not under the timetables they previously agreed to.
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DUBLIN, Oct 25 (Reuters) - Ireland's five main retail banks laid out varying timetables on Wednesday, at the behest of the government, detailing how they intend to compensate thousands of mortgage customers who they overcharged.
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Combined with publicly available information, such as weather reports, airport specification databases, and transport timetables, this data is enough to accurately pinpoint your location—regardless of whether you're walking, traveling by plane, train, or automobile.
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Timetables for privatisation and corporate tax reform were not given, and the ministers' reluctance to tackle issues like subsidy reform in any detail suggested they are still hesitant to challenge opposition to reforms in parliament.
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As the U.S. secretary of state, Mike Pompeo, prepares for his third trip to North Korea, conflicting timetables have emerged within the Trump administration over just how rapidly North Korea could dismantle its nuclear weapons.
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"Stay applications force the Court to consider important statutory and constitutional questions that have not been ventilated fully in the lower courts, on abbreviated timetables and without oral argument," Sotomayor writes in her Wolf dissent.
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As the president's national security adviser, Mr. Bolton has largely eliminated the internal policy debates that could have fleshed out the troop decision with timetables, conditions and a counterterrorism strategy for after the troops leave.
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Republicans, who control both houses of Congress as well as the White House, have pledged a range of overhauls after eight years of the Democratic Obama administration, even as tensions have arisen over timetables and priorities.
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These timetables have been set to urge global automakers to accelerate development of electric vehicles (EV); but we believe the deadlines are likely to be extended because EV penetration in most of these markets is low.
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Although Boeing's designers were aware of timetables and competitive pressures, the mistakes they made were honest ones, or stupid ones, or maybe careless ones, but not a result of an intentional sacrifice of safety for gain.
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If a new president is elected then, his or her administration could rejoin the Paris Agreement only after taking office the following January and then setting out new American national targets and timetables for cutting emissions.
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Banking analysts have said they do not see any additional costs as being material for Irish lenders and shares in the sector recovered after the five main retail banks laid out varying timetables for compensation on Wednesday.
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According to the ACLU, the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA), the record-keeping arm of the federal government, is considering allowing ICE to begin destroying documents related to detainees, operations, and more based on various timetables.
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"Conditions on the ground, not arbitrary timetables, will guide our strategy from now on," he declared, while not revealing what those conditions might be—supposedly because getting too specific would be tipping his hand to America's enemies.
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PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) - President Donald Trump pushed Republican lawmakers on Thursday for swift action on a sweeping agenda including his planned U.S.-Mexican border wall, tax cuts and repealing the Obamacare law, despite tensions over timetables and priorities.
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Fund-raising concerns were cited as the reason for the dissolution: "Over the past year, we have learned that the fund-raising timetables of both parties do not lend themselves to a joint campaign," the statement said.
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Trade negotiations rarely follow the timetables set by leaders, and Johnson committed a major gaffe Monday: refusing to engage with news of a sick 4-year-old sprawled on a hospital floor for lack of a bed.
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If nostalgia occupies your soul at all -- as it does for so many -- a time without cell phones and screens and timetables, when we were kids, I can offer you a land that you can marvel at.
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By this time, the start of the press run had been delayed almost 15 minutes — a critical interval given delivery timetables that required Times trucks get to newsstands, depots, railroad stations and airports on a pinpoint schedule.
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This included "commendation of the government's rigorous adherence to the implementation of targeted reform measures according to predetermined timetables, with delivery of the $2 billion fifth tranche of the IMF loan expected in January 2019," the statement said.
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He's completely at sea when it comes to the global, 21st-century auto industry, which is vast and complicated but requires regulatory certainty in order to set vehicle investment and development timetables that cost billions and require years.
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BHP's most diverse teams outperform the average by around 15% on measures such as meeting production forecasts, sticking to timetables and—because female miners are gentler on gears and more likely to respond to alarm lights—cutting maintenance costs.
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Aides to the president said there was no concerted effort to use executive power all at once to move his agenda forward, and that each decision was driven by separate timetables, some of them according to various legal calendars.
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What little they knew about life in the West came mostly from a crash course in Pakistan, in which Mohammed tried to teach them to read airline timetables and telephone books and showed old Hollywood movies with hijacking scenes.
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New target timetables were established, and the new system met them with few exceptions: An asylum officer decision within 60 days, and an immigration judge decision within six months from initial filing (the latter also applies to purely defensive claims).
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We are living in what Michel Foucault called a "disciplinary society," one in which discipline (or organization) is a mechanism of power that regulates individual behavior by regulating the distribution of space (architecture), time (timetables) and activities (drills, posture, movements).
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He explains the lab set up a Zensor to watch over a local bus stop to record when the bus arrived and tally that data with the city bus timetables to see whether the buses were running to schedule or not.
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Other EU leaders, with their own electoral timetables, are keen to help Cameron win a vote and end the distraction that the "Brexit" debate has entailed for a Union struggling to cope with other divisive crises, including a refugee influx.
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Neither would have been comfortable with Mr Obama's habit of setting rigid timetables for troop withdrawals unrelated to conditions on the ground, or with the speed with which the NATO force, which had over 130,000 troops in 2011, was cut.
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Focusing exclusively on Albanian-speaking countries, co-founder and CEO Mergim Cahani started out developing an Albanian language search engine and then literally digitizing the country's information, from bus timetables to a database of local businesses and venues, and beyond.
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Providing precise measurements and timetables for the doping regimens, the officials said they had a sufficient supply of the banned substances on hand at the Research Institute of Physical Culture and Sports in Moscow, a division of the government's sports committee.
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Omitted timetables for 'all-time' and 'recorded' lows Many of Trump's claims to have set records are accurate -- but some of the achievements would sound less impressive if the President noted that the available data doesn't go back very far.
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Rather, this year's meetings are intended to hammer out the last remaining rules on how to implement the 2015 Paris climate accord, in which every country pledged to rein in greenhouse gases, with each setting its own targets and timetables.
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The light is hazy, but the man is squinting, as if staring into the face of divine radiance — a reminder that buses are anticipated as eagerly as the Second Coming and that timetables are best regarded as prophecies of dubious reliability.
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The five main retail banks - majority state-owned Allied Irish Banks and permanent tsb, part state-owned Bank of Ireland and KBC Bank Ireland and RBS' Ulster Bank, laid out varying timetables on Wednesday detailing compensation plans at the behest of the government.
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In simple terms, it means you could ask Citymapper's app to come up with a route, and it would give you options both a cab service like Uber and a train or tram in a fully integrated route, with all the timetables.
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YANGON (Reuters) - Myanmar launched a new public transport system in its largest city on Monday, for the first time introducing regular bus lines, timetables and salaries for drivers in a move that could transform the lives of some five million Yangon city dwellers.
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"Our app, Indoor Available, automatically loads data from USOS, the university student management information system, so that it will know the individual timetables of all users and will alert them of any changes of rooms or cancelled classes in real time," said Urbaszek.
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If that review wrapped up before the Supreme Court was able to hear the case, which Blackman believes would likely happen given the timetables involved, then the court would have no practical reason to hear the case and would likely drop it.
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In contrast, the Kigali deal includes specific targets and timetables to replace HFCs with more planet-friendly alternatives, trade sanctions to punish scofflaws, and an agreement by rich countries to help finance the transition of poor countries to the costlier replacement products.
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He portrayed the strategy as a stark break with the Obama administration, arguing that while his predecessor set artificial timetables for American involvement in Afghanistan, his strategy would be a comprehensive, conditions-based regional approach that would aim for a political solution there.
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The EU should also offer Bosnia and Kosovo "realistic and attainable integration goals and timetables" and at NATO's December meeting of foreign ministers the military organization should make a decision to start Macedonia's membership talks and activate a membership action plan for Bosnia.
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For the past 22011 years the business of thrashing out timetables at international airports has been the job of the Slot Conference, a semi-annual meeting of airlines and airport co-ordinators run by the International Air Transport Association (IATA), an airline trade group.
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To begin with, that's meant digitising fragmented and disparate bus timetables, but Gjirafa's longer term and more ambitious plan is to digitise the whole country, including creating a Yelp-style database of local businesses and venues — the majority of which currently have zero presence online.
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All three could return in early September, when the Yankees embark on a cross-country swing that will include Oakland and Seattle, teams they may be battling for a wild-card spot, but their timetables are not certain — nor are their on-field forms.
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Walid bin Attash, known as Khallad, is accused of training two of the hijackers on hand-to-hand fighting in 1999, researching flights and timetables and testing the ability of a passenger to hide a razor knife on flights to Malaysia, Thailand and China.
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As a result, Alderson has taken a more hands-on approach to the issue, initiating daily meetings with the team's training staff and strength coaches and now mandating that the team should stop assigning timetables for when players might be ready to play again.
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While California set a state-wide schedule of reaching the $215 level by 2022, New York lawmakers struck an 11th hour compromise that created different timetables for New York City and neighboring counties and the "upstate" regions where incomes are lower and labor markets less robust.
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And he has kept his eye on the clock, using timetables and deadlines to keep the game moving—though he must regret installing "Brexit clocks" in both Downing Street and Conservative Party headquarters set to hit zero on October 31st, a deadline that he has now missed.
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As I detail in my book, the railroad industry, in particular, has a number of features based on past disasters that are taken for granted today: lighted signals, crossbars, airbrakes, control towers, even the timetables themselves that came about as a way to avoid head-on collisions.
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And the process of cleaning it all up, which has not even begun, is very likely to bring its own thorny set of issues, in the costs, timetables and liability questions — all compounded by scale, in the thousands of properties that must be repaired and restored.
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"Both have proposed solid plans (just with massively different funding levels and timetables), and both would help the U.S. to get back to the leadership position it needs to assume for domestic job creation, industrial leadership, and social justice," Kammen wrote in a follow-up email.
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Make sure to check the timetables carefully, some run only on weekends; on weekdays, Mazzorbo can be reached via a short bridge from Burano, which has regular service) Visits to Lazzaretto Nuovo, also in the north, are on weekends or by appointment (lazzarettonuovo.com/visit-the-island).
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The two signed a joint agreement that included a commitment from Kim to work toward a denuclearized Korean peninsula in exchange for "security guarantees" from the U.S. However, skeptics noted that the agreement lacked specific language, methods or timetables for North Korea to irreversibly abandoning its nuclear program.
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Trump did not give details on how many troops would be added or any timetables on when they would be deployed, though it is expected between 3,000 and 85033,000 new troops will be added to the 8,400 now in the country under the strategy outlined on Monday night.
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Everything from two people with different timetables for having children, to dealing with the traumatic past one partner can bring into a new relationship, is on the table, and the series features a diverse cast of couples, including the relationship of a trans woman and a cis woman.
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The Expo Line extension I rode today is the dashed aqua line, highlighted by the red arrowAs you can see on some of the schedules and timetables from back in the day, the Air Line advertised travel times of a little over an hour from downtown LA to Santa Monica.
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"Although many of the businesses that have put their listing plans on hold are still set to revise their IPO timetables, the recovery in market pricing has made the IPO option attractive once again," EY's third-quarter report said, adding that a number of large IPOs remain in the pipeline.
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Based on those timetables, it would appear that both the Celtics and the Warriors will not only be without their All-Star point guards for the rest of the regular season, but very easily could still be without them for when their first-round playoff matchups begin on April 14 or 15.
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As music publications left the rigid timetables and relatively fixed lengths of print for the 24-hour news cycle dictated by the web, they quickly discovered––much like basically everyone else in the media––that one of the easiest ways to keep the lights on was to churn out a steady stream of posts.
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Markets rely on trustworthy information for trading shares in companies, but the basis on which companies are reporting and planning is changing rapidly as the epidemic evolves and more time was needed to make appropriate disclosures, the FCA said, "Observing timetables set before this crisis arose may not give companies the necessary time to do this," the FCA said.
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Inside its cabinet's drawers, there were maps of the two fictional countries where the races take place (including timetables for the major train networks), detailed sketches of racecourses and notebooks filled with the names and racing colors of the 1,500 full-time trainers, illustrated with head shots cut from newspapers and Murnane's own childlike drawings of the racing silks.
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Markets rely on trustworthy information for trading shares in companies, but the basis on which companies are reporting and planning is changing rapidly as the epidemic evolves and more time was needed to make appropriate disclosures, the FCA said, "Observing timetables set before this crisis arose may not give companies the necessary time to do this," the FCA said.
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Background: On the first anniversary of the U.S. withdrawal from the accord, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani laid out two 60-day timetables for nuclear escalation: For the first 60 days, Tehran would surpass domestic stockpile caps of its low-enriched uranium (fissile material that can be further enriched to weapons-grade) and heavy water (used as a moderator in Iran's IR–40 reactor).
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The peculiarly isolated layout of a train -- the engine hitched to the front or back while the passengers sit in their own sealed compartments -- provides a metaphor for the distance the passengers must necessarily feel from the complicated safety mechanisms that hum and click out of sight: The maze of interlocked switches, signal towers,central train control and electronically governed timetables that ensure their journeys are completed without incident.
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