Jeff Jarvis, Sarah Bartlett, have great track records in journalism, great track records for integrity.
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Along with good track records this month, the baskets also have solid long term track records.
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They had track records — they had all that stuff.
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And from their track records, we know it's not true.
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Even qualified monitors with solid track records can go astray.
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Neither Kaine nor Pence have perfect track records on criminal justice.
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Certain stocks have track records of strong returns when rates rise.
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Track records of success are of no moment to Democrats, though.
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Don't they base opinions on individual candidates' track records and positions?
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Yet there are risks to working with people with unproven track records.
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A handful of others in Silicon Valley have similar investing track records.
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As a result, I strongly prefer experienced firms with solid track records.
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It is led by veterans of the rail industry with impressive track records.
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Sure, it's quick, but it won't set track records or quarter-mile times.
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Other SuperAwesome execs have similar successful track records in terms of company-building.
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Despite strong track records, these women felt that they didn't deserve their success.
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Given their track records, neither central bank enjoys the benefit of the doubt.
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Both have solid track records of success in nurturing world-class technology companies.
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This piece highlights analysts with great track records, who are not household names.
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What are the top global models and what are their relative track records?
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The banks have "patchy track records in executing strategic programs," S&P said.
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At CrunchBase, we set out to quantify the comparative track records of such institutions.
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The SECP said it had initiated enforcement actions against modarabas with unsatisfactory track records.
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Other markets, like Israel, have proven track records of churning out elite tech talent.
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Steam hosts great games made by great developers with long track-records of quality.
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It is why Girardi so often places his faith in players with track records.
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If you're consistently wrong, that should certainly count against your credibility; track records matter.
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Crowd pleasers No wines have better Thanksgiving track records than Beaujolais and sauvignon blanc.
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And both Mr. Peikin and Ms. Avakian have long track records in securities law.
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"Large scale government IT efforts do not have great track records," Senator Warner said.
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The sorry track records of each central bank also diminish their influence over wage negotiations.
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The regulatory environment will benefit those companies with most flight hours and safest track records.
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"This environment may produce opportunities for suppliers with strong track records of delivery," Soames said.
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All three had solid results in primary seasons and have strong longer-term track records.
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Many have judicial track records hostile to federal power, abortion rights and same-sex marriage.
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Three senators who are already running have their own solid track records with small donors.
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Given their track records, it's not hard to guess where their first target will likely land.
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But based on Kushner and squad's track records, the filing was likely an accidental clerical error.
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It brings in strategic Chinese partners with impressive track records who will have influential Board representation.
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Certain stocks have track records of strong returns when rates rise, using history as a guide.
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Many of these alleged assailants, such as Al Franken, have track records of supporting feminist causes.
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VCs — some with very good track records — have invested a lot of money in the space.
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According to the data, Hawaiian, United and American had the worst track records for ferrying animals.
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In other words, these analysts have the most profitable track records out of 4,700 tracked analysts.
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Now the challenge is that the third time recidivist entrepreneur, their track records aren't so good.
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But the IMF offers such loans only to countries with "strong economic fundamentals and policy track records".
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We then weeded out any companies with mixed earnings track records, using data from Bespoke Investment Group.
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Both have track records of executions, killings, exportation of terrorism and plundering of the Iranian people's wealth.
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As a result, a select group of writers with proven track records are used and re-used.
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The CBC has criticized other technology companies in the past for their lackluster track records on diversity.
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We have other people running who have proven track records who can take on Bill de Blasio.
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So which investors have amassed track records that can put them atop the list of venture capitalists?
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The companies and platforms in our portfolio have very strong track records of building brands that consumers love.
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But fights with other heroes who also have unbroken track records of defeating villains are a different story.
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Most secretaries of state have been attorneys, generally with some track records of public service and political activity.
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She plans to reintroduce a bill that would break up big banks with track records of consumer abuse.
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But their track records of stabilizing portfolios while adding modestly to returns have caused them to gain traction.
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In other words, these five analysts have the most profitable track records out of over 4,700 tracked analysts.
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The answer is that at this point we have long track records for both Mr. Trump and Mrs.
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Fairfax's pitch is that the deal will diversify its earnings — and that both firms have good track records.
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By writing such large checks to companies with such short track records, Softbank created an aura of kingmaker.
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Now, investors are increasingly putting money into companies with good track records on environmental, social or governance issues.
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It is partially composed of reviewers with good track records, people familiar with the process previously told CNBC.
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There are a handful of low-cost newsletters available with decades-long track records that provide independent advice.
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They also want to avoid companies with bad track records on ESG issues that could face future fines.
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Especially when both candidates both have lengthy track records voters can use to help make their final decision.
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It's no secret that many US courts don't have great track records when it comes to understanding technology.
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They bring strong track records, but some haste would be in order to restore the $11.4 billion company's luster.
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With so many angels from which to choose, how can an entrepreneur identify reputable angels with strong track records?
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Waymo has one of the best technology track records, and it has an alliance with Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCHA.MI).
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There are some older ETFs with longer track records have targeted low-carbon stocks and doing well attracting investors.
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I'd spend an hour or so reading stock trends on the forums, seeing which companies had good track records.
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Money certainly isn't everything in political campaigns, and self-funded candidates have decidedly mixed track records at the polls.
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Especially in the N.F.C., the newcomers at the top have little in the way of recent playoff track records.
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"We look for any ways to be as flexible as possible to evaluate people's track records," Toney tells Axios.
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First, larger employers will often decline to consider funds that do not have three- or five-year track records.
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These have been legally operating in parts of the U.S. since at least the 1980s with proven track records.
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But when it comes to funds that support nation states with questionable track records on human rights, there's no debate.
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For one, seed investors with some of the best track records in the tech industry are active in the space.
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Earlier this month, Crunchbase News looked at U.S. universities with strong track records for graduating future CEOs of funded companies.
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TipRanks has identified the corporate insiders with the best-performing track records and found which stocks they like right now.
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There is just a shortage of data and information and transparency about these drugs, about companies, about their track records.
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This year's winner of the Nobel Prize for economics is also an advisor to investment funds with stellar track records.
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Many are less reputable, including online and automated polls of dubious methodological quality or with limited or no track records.
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SMEs lacking in collateral and with short track records may find it difficult to get funding from the private sector.
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But how can we trust the automakers to innovate for the future when their own track records show the opposite?
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The headlines that imply the curators or HKADC are against free speech are contradicted by Thuk and Pau's track records.
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Building government Duterte's chosen cabinet includes an eclectic array of politicians, including leftist leaders and former officials with good track records.
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As you might expect, Indiana has one of the worst track records of passing hate crime information on to federal agencies.
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He has been dubbed "the next Warren Buffett" due to similarities in the two men's investing styles and strong track records.
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We have a few guys, whether it was (OF) Khris Davis early in the season, guys with track records of hitting.
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The study authors noted that different state medical boards had different track records when it came to taking serious disciplinary action.
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While some individual forecasters have racked up impressive track records for accuracy, economists as a group consistently fail to predict recessions.
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The paradox is that companies with long track records of growth do not typically join Y Combinator in the first place.
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TipRanks identified the corporate insiders with the best-performing track records and found which health-care stocks they like right now.
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In his letter, Scott urged the party to "stop bringing candidates with questionable track records on race" before the full Senate.
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They've had a tough schedule, a bunch of guys with track records of performing well suddenly underperforming for a few weeks.
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The application creates a safe environment where users can establish a relationship and see each other's track records through customer ratings.
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Second-half outlook: They have too many players with great track records to play this poorly the rest of the season.
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Given their track records, do we really want to put any president or the U.S. Congress in charge of fixing capitalism?
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But he said the Volkswagens and General Motors of the world come with size and long track records of building cars.
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The four program models in which states have invested most have solid track records of improving child development and school performance.
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The protesters have lobbed accusations that, despite liberal track records, neither candidate has done enough to prioritize race-based issues. Rep.
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Smith said one reason the international IPO ETFs have struggled to gain assets in the lack of long-term track records.
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Startups like Uber rarely visit the leveraged loan market as investors generally prefer to lend to companies with long track records.
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I get it — when you're making a movie that's really big and expensive, they want filmmakers that have proven track records.
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A Refinitiv SmartEstimate, which gives more weight to analysts with strong track records, estimated Tesla would earn 3 cents per share.
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Application reviewers say a blinded system wouldn't allow them to evaluate the track records and competency of those vying for funding.
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After all, this isn't AT&T or Microsoft we are talking about, with their relatively safe dividends and long track records.
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He said that the Nets will use the rest of the season to evaluate candidates with proven "track records," not "trade records."
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Some of us don't exactly have sterling track records when it comes to keeping houseplants alive (RIP, West Elm ceramic turtle planter).
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TipRanks has identified the corporate insiders with the best-performing track records and found which health-care stocks they like right now.
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The Right should stop buying the predictions of those with poor prediction track records and focus on the facts on the ground.
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But there's a somewhat higher burden for online pollsters to build solid track records, make good hires and publish a detailed methodology.
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A group of stocks could be poised to buck the year's sell-off trend, based on their track records during earnings season.
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According to FEMA records, Louisiana homeowners with flood insurance have poor track records when it comes to preparing for the next storm.
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Association executives have to contend regularly with executives who are successful in their own right, with proven track records in their field.
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"There's some great investors who went out and started building their own individual track records as either advisors or angels," Gouw said.
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Ms. Lewis alternated between the United States and England, working for Island Records and Track Records before landing at Buddah in 1971.
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They are all Disney insiders with strong track records and would represent a seamless transition from Iger to Disney's next growth phase.
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Portfolio managers, therefore, are usually experienced investors, brokers or traders, with strong backgrounds in financial management and track records of sustained success.
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Those track records include penalties, investigations, lawsuits from federal and state authorities, private lawsuits and poor ratings from the Better Business Bureau.
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Concerns include the tech titans' spotty track records cracking down on harmful content, including disinformation, hate speech and violent and extremist rhetoric.
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The body has been widely criticized for allowing countries with poor human rights track records to sit at the table, including China.
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TipRanks searched for current stock picks in retail from the Wall Street analysts with the top stock picking track records in the sector.
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U.S. investment firms with good track records spent a lot of time this year rejiggering their expectations for their first waves of investments.
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The firm also notes that despite their poor bear market track records, technology and bank stocks may hold up OK this time around.
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So, we have three totally different takes on this centuries-old garment on three celebs with strong trendsetting (and trend perpetuating) track records.
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Without head-coaching track records to read like tea leaves, we need to search elsewhere for clues—namely, the units these coaches controlled.
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Opioids and drug prices both resonate deeply with voters, and some Democratic incumbents do have long track records on one or both issues.
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"Additionally, most of the 'new economy' companies are backed up by very well-known business giants who have good track records," he added.
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People arrested will be held in detention centers which are known for having poor track records in terms of the health of detainees.
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Trump's defense team, with spots both for those inside the counsel's office and defenders with established television track records, is mostly in place.
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Regulators in at least one state think more can be done to crack down on brokers and brokerages with track records of violations.
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In GameClub's case, however, the focus is not on new releases but on quality games that already have proven track records and high ratings.
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Given pollsters use different methodologies and have varying track records of accuracy, it's better to look at several polls for a more reliable snapshot.
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Further, the funds that have raised to date have strong market positions, track records and, in many cases, realized returns and experience weathering downturns.
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Tom Price to head the Justice Department and Department of Health and Human Services based on their legislative track records on gay rights issues.
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Identical twins, who share the same set of genes, tended to have more similar track records in school than did fraternal twins, researchers found.
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The reigning champions, the Chicago Cubs, deliberately went the opposite way, investing in starters with more dependable track records and in young position players.
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"I'm personally expecting big active manager shops with good track records to get some success, but it could take a long time," he said.
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Underperforming BDCs will have less funding flexibility than more diversified platforms with established managers and strong underwriting track records that have consistently outperformed peers.
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Lack of regulation has meant charter operators with bad track records or no record at all have cropped up in Detroit and across the state.
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If you know these journalists' track records, you'll know these aren't armchair analysts saying that, objectively speaking, the midterm landscape looks bad for the GOP.
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Eni, which in recent years has made major gas finds in Mozambique and Egypt, holds one of the best discovery track records in the industry.
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In fact, the one constant thread woven throughout American democracy is that white Americans' track records regarding matters of racial and democratic equality is poor.
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The regulator is attempting to contain these risks by requiring higher down payments at finance companies with weaker track records on underwriting and risk management.
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Add to those two candidates with imperfect track records and personalities and it's no wonder pollsters say the youth vote will be depressed this cycle.
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Drugmakers "have long track records of paying those dividends and regularly increasing them," said George Strietmann, portfolio manager with Cincinnati investment advisory firm Bahl & Gaynor.
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New deals for well-known loan issuers are being received better than deals for new companies that lack established borrowing track records and credit stories.
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The state law authorizing the takeover created so-called renaissance schools, which would be run by nonprofit charter school operators with good track records elsewhere.
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What's more, that strong performance holds if you look at sustainable funds' track records' over three and five years, though 2018 was a record year.
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But the Hometowns are real smears on his relationships' track records now, not just prospective beacons of warmth and mom-hugs in the vague future.
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Female elected officials in Oregon now have significant and lengthy track records in office, and they are being forced to defend those records this year.
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For one, women avoid "lottery style" trading and are more likely to focus on shares with good track records or on overlooked yet productive funds.
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Still, newsletters with longstanding track records for their model portfolios seem to offer some investors peace of mind even in the thick of a storm.
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Are you concerned, though, about the number of Trump/McConnell judges that are now going to serve lifetime appointments, given some of their track records?
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Sure, there were a variety of industry prizes with better track records (like, say, the Director's Guild Awards), but they weren't televised to the American public.
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He crushed candidates with more temperate views and more impressive track records, including Geraldo Alckmin, the nominee of the centrist Party of Brazilian Social Democracy (PSDB).
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Worse, the Dutch Football Association (KNVB) flip-flopped between appointing veteran coaches with proven track records and hiring former players with little or no coaching experience.
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One conclusion to take away from track records of these non-acquisitive companies is that buying startups may be more a strategic preference than a necessity.
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The remaining justices had track records for opposing the 24 decision, and one of them had been among the two dissenters of the original abortion ruling.
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More than 70 percent of reports this earnings season have exceeded analysts' estimates, setting up a potential winning trade among those names with strong track records.
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"I think you want to be able to study the referees that are in the game, what their track records are," Devils Coach John Hynes said.
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America's cities are blessed with a vast network of faith-based and non-profit agencies with long track records of helping people recover from mental illness.
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Countries with less-than-stellar track records on religious tolerance like Myanmar, China, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Vietnam have admitted commissioners in the past, George said.
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Tech philanthropists, often to a fault, like to start their own charitable efforts rather than funding preexisting things with proven track records, like the Gates Foundation.
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"Too many investors chase funds with good three- and five-year track records," Brown wrote, when asked for an example of results-oriented thinking at work.
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I looked for retail partners who already had great track records selling in the hair-care space and are go-to spots for customers as well.
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The recent down rounds among once-celebrated start-ups should remind us that even professional venture capitalists with great track records get it wrong quite often.
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And officials would be required to review the risk management track records of bank management as well as examine the health of big bank balance sheets.
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For example, federal agencies could sell more properties to nonprofits, which have good track records of turning foreclosed homes into stable, permanent housing for needy families.
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The people who became CEOs the fastest did not have MBAs from Ivy League schools and they weren't long-time employees with squeaky clean track records.
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That's helped him maintain his surprising rise in the polls, and could keep him in the field longer than many opponents with longer political track records.
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Besides the standard, constant messaging around both candidates and their track records, the campaign has already seen the flashes of fighting that portend a big race.
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As Democrats try to identify the candidate who can take on Trump, they'll consider a lot of factors, including myriad policy positions and extensive track records.
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Conducted by Ann Selzer, it has one of the most impressive track records in polling — nailing the results even when many other polls predict a different outcome.
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One of Verve's major challenges will be to prove to physicians and potential buyers that the treatment is more effective than traditional drugs with proven track records.
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With so much out of their control, one of the only track records with any reliable proof of concept might be having the founder at the helm.
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Both have worked as flight attendants for decades with "exemplary" track records, but now they are repeatedly checked at the gate, interrogated and drug tested, he added.
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So-called "values-based" investing — putting money into companies with strong track records on the environment, social issues and corporate governance — has increased among major money managers.
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No doubt, investors are also encouraged by the personal track records of Currier, Flint and Levy-Weiss, including their bets on Lyft, Patreon and Poshmark, among others.
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Carbonneau said overall, the hedge fund clone peers have good track records and the recent performance shortfalls do show how varied the approaches are in this niche.
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He vowed to replace Senator Mitch McConnell, the Republican leader, and started backing far-right candidates, some with questionable backgrounds and losing track records at the polls.
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"He has built one of the strongest track records on championing regulatory relief, forest management, responsible energy development and public land issues," Trump said in a statement.
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These countries — which didn't have impressive track records when it came to factory safety and child labor protection — were not ideal to a couple of idealistic entrepreneurs.
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As The New York Times' Lisa Lerer notes, many of those waiting in the wings have more moderate track records than the candidates already in the race.
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"Most active managers' long-term track records leave much to be desired," Ben Johnson, Morningstar's director of global ETF research and the author of the report, said.
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"Despite impressive track records of success, they are now facing threats of possible demotions through an internal reorganization that would structurally eliminate their current roles," Biggs added.
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It would be one thing if the various streaming services had better track records than conventional TV networks, but all three are comparable to essentially any major network.
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Later, Disney, Citi, Goldman Sachs, the drug firm Novartis and the mining company Glencore — all participants and sponsors of the forum — were assailed for their corporate track records.
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It goes without saying that the track records of musicians trying to act is very, very mixed, and by all accounts Dunkirk isn't much of a character piece.
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The track records of Wilson and FDR are cautionary tales about the potential downsides of presidents directly interfering in primary challenges to incumbent congressmen of their own party.
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"They both put up really strong numbers in strong conferences on good teams, and they both had similar track records and they both could play shortstop," Luhnow said.
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The companies with the best track records tend to be consumer brands, according to reports from corporate transparency advocate CDP, public opinion consultancy GlobeScan and think tank SustainAbility.
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With corporate profit growth dwindling, stocks of mature companies that have track records of increasing dividends may provide a way to protect a portfolio against a possible downturn.
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His ability to sniff out technology winners like the chip-maker Nvidia, where he was an early investor, has given him one of the industry's best track records.
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Surgeons are individuals with unique track records "I'd love to do a study where you look at individual doctors and you look at individual doctor's outcomes," Brawley said.
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"Our group consists of real professionals, many of whom have long track records of public service, military service and/or work in fields such as law," Berger says.
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Civil society groups had lobbied against adding the two private-sector banks, arguing they have track records of putting money into fossil fuels and being implicated in financial scandals.
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"Some boards are better than others," AbuDagga said, adding that states including Nevada, Indiana, Pennsylvania and Tennessee seemed to have the worst track records, according to a previous study.
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"By making this decision now, it enables our organization to use the rest of the season to diligently evaluate candidates with proven track records," Prokhorov said in the statement.
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It will cut deals with smaller start-ups touting well-established track records just as soon as it will with the biggest tech and automotive companies in the world.
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Some, according to him, suggested active managers offer better active strategies, some better track records, some better business models, better value propositions, and some even better use of technology.
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People with sustained track records are favored; the average age of scientists with a Ph.D. who receive their first grant from the National Institutes of Health is forty-three.
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If men need help keeping their pledge, the good news is that there are many established organizations with proven track records of helping erase men's ingrained attitudes toward women.
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But the left-handed hitters James Loney, Jay Bruce and Curtis Granderson have not hit left-handed pitching as well, nor do they have extensive track records against Bumgarner.
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This is hardly surprising, given the relatively poor track records of the United States and Russia when it comes to keeping tabs on the whereabouts of its nuclear material.
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"As we get more data as to drivers' track records, that becomes a proxy for credit, which we'll look to roll out to the boda industry," said Uber's Lits.
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I mean, you've got a couple dozen of these guys, some of which have been around for a couple decades on their own right now with incredible track records.
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They are expected to pay special attention to the bullpen; three closers with strong track records are on the free-agent market: Aroldis Chapman, Kenley Jansen and Mark Melancon.
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Consider the Napa cabernets, with far less illustrious track records, which routinely sell for more than $200, to say nothing of the cult cabernets, which can go into four figures.
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What is different today is that many of the Valley's firms are mature with proven track records, so their stock is already valuable and can be used to greater effect.
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And while faith-based groups with proven track records and deep roots in these communities are more than willing to assist, the United Nations too often denies their funding requests.
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The study, drawn from a database of 3.6 million companies using performance indicators including balance sheets and directors' track records, showed the highest growth in risk in the technology sector.
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Working with Cambridge Associates, we developed a different approach, focused on talent and individual track records, a fit within the foundation's investment strategy, and a manager's ability to deliver results.
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That would allow companies with weighted voting rights; younger firms with limited financial track records; and secondary listings of mainland outfits with multiple classes of stock and existing offshore listings.
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They must have the desire to go toe-to-toe with Deutsche Bank's largest rivals on Wall Street, as well as the ability to ignore their predecessors' woeful track records.
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But Abrams' victory this week makes clear what can happen when black women candidates are afforded support based on their track records, qualifications and policies instead of their skin color.
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The point is: Netflix has lots of rivals with lots of money and proven track records of making critically adored TV shows and movies to which people are reliably drawn.
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Two serious men with strong beliefs and different views, with honorable political track records (even if you do not agree with their positions) presumably discussing significant issues of the moment.
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Many of the new places I'm looking forward to most eagerly will have women running their kitchens, some with familiar names, others worth discovering, and all with admirable track records.
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Also, a bank café is the kind of idea these guys can present to shareholders as a way of buffing up their respective track records and even enticing further investment.
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Robinhood founders Baiju Bhatt (left) and Vladamir Tenev (right) Robinhood founders Baiju Bhatt (left) and Vladamir Tenev (right) Many of the startups dealing in crypto are upstarts with questionable track records.
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It's unclear whether letting younger, less experienced scouts write check is good for their funds or their own track records, and whether these scouts are shirking responsibilities from their own companies.
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"We should stop bringing candidates with questionable track records on race before the full Senate for a vote," Scott wrote in a letter to the editor in the Wall Street Journal.
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For conservatives, and in particular pro-lifers, it was a stunning betrayal, one that hardened their conviction to only appoint solid conservatives with track records to prove it from thereon out.
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We are excited to be partnering with Advent International and Crosspoint Capital, premier firms with security DNA and track records of success in strengthening companies and supporting them through transitionary times.
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Kerrisdale Capital, a short-selling firm with one of the best track records in the industry, recently raised $100 million for a fund to bet against a single stock: Dish Network.
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It's true that he isn't the first candidate to ride strong evangelical support to victory in Iowa, and the track records of Rick Santorum and Mike Huckabee don't exactly inspire confidence.
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At this point, the main hurdle for fit prediction seems to be a lack of public awareness, since most attention has gone to high-profile projects with far shakier track records.
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Together Monsanto and Bayer will build on our proud tradition and respective track records of innovation in the agriculture industry, delivering a more comprehensive and broader set of solutions to growers.
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When I pressed Bhakta on what counted as diligence, he told me the Trump Organization has a "standard checklist," that included capital provisions, quality, and track records on payments and delivery.
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After the hearing, Waters said she would reintroduce a bill that would break up big banks with track records of customer abuse, adding that it would likely apply to Wells Fargo.
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"While faith-based groups with proven track records and deep roots in the region are more than willing to assist, the United Nations continues to deny their funding requests," Pence said.
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It's a different (or "unusual") strategy from other venture-capital firms, which typically work with large family-wealth offices, pensions, and sovereign-wealth funds with spotty track records on human rights.
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But the group's lack of boldface Washington names and clear policymaking track records means there are still unanswered questions about the international direction they would hope to lead the country in.
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His appointees have track records of voting to cut funding for anti-domestic violence programs, opposing increases in the minimum wage and restructuring Medicaid — moves that disproportionately affect women and minorities.
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Or at least, when a prompt pops up, give a second thought with regard to how much location data you're handing over to companies with terrible track records with user privacy.
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But so far, Democrats have blunted Republicans' attacks on the impeachment drive by beginning their inquiry with witnesses whose track records as nonpartisan, dedicated public servants are difficult to tear down.
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U.S. agencies would not be allowed to enter into contracts with companies with poor track records on diversity and the government would ban contractors who ask about past salary and criminal histories.
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Producer Megan Ellison used Detroit to launch her company Annapurna Pictures as a bona fide indie studio, and there are few people with better Oscar track records this decade than she has.
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How can we assure citizens' information is secure, especially given the spotty track records some of the major backers of smart city projects have when it comes to keeping our data safe?
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"We should stop bringing candidates with questionable track records on race before the full Senate for a vote," Mr. Scott wrote in an op-ed for The Wall Street Journal last week.
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The startup, which was founded in 2016 by experienced professionals with track records of working in UAS (uncrewed aerial systems) has just completed its first flights of the Chaparral prototype test craft.
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But the Theta V sounds solid, and Ricoh has one of the best track records around when it comes to consumer 360 cameras, so this should be a strong contender once it ships.
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"Considering signals from other housing indicators and from indicators outside housing with good forecasting track records (such as the Treasury yield curve), the regional housing data noted here merit close attention," Emmons wrote.
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As Texas counties rush to court to sue over opioid addiction, the poor track records of past analogous lawsuits should give policy makers pause that this is a pathway to a viable solution.
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Some of the city's best schools admit only students with good academic track records, keeping those schools overwhelmingly white and Asian in a city where two-thirds of students are black or Hispanic.
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He later walked back on his remarks, but the incident was emblematic of Trump&aposs willingness to show trust in leaders with dubious track records on respecting international norms and upholding human rights.
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This includes everything from track records working at a large firm, to angel investments, to putting together syndicates as some prospective managers many may not have enough personal wealth to cut personal checks.
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Reuters reported a whistleblower complaint, filed in December by the department's employee union, requesting an investigation out of concern that groups with questionable track records were getting federal funds for anti-trafficking work.
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" Mr. Biggs said that despite track records supporting whistle-blower complaints in the past, those workers "are now facing threats of possible demotions through an internal reorganization that would structurally eliminate their current roles.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Organizers for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics on Tuesday rejected allegations by 47 non-governmental organizations that they had used companies with suspect logging track records, saying all material purchased was strictly regulated.
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Safety will also extend to increased vetting of drivers before they ever join the platform — again, to a level higher than in some other markets that have not had track records of safety incidents.
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The banks' synergies with their respective parents are strong and underpinned by long track records in supporting their parents' objectives - which is likely to continue - and a high level of management and operational integration.
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Growth in products that pursue social goals and investments in companies with strong ESG track records have partially offset a decline in assets in investments that screen out certain stocks or bonds, said Sweeney.
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Although the Mets have one of the worst offenses in baseball, Collins felt the roster had the players with past track records to improve, and he told the team that before Monday's series opener.
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That the Ivy League universities, with access to some of the best minds and investors with the best track records, would fall short of a simple, low-cost approach over a decade is startling.
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But by the casualness with which you seem to have seen fit to group together and label — dismissively and contemptuously — as "thugs" a rather diverse group of foreign leaders with quite different track records.
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"Our communities deserve resources and programs with proven track records to thrive – the current Opportunity Zone law fails to drive real benefits to low-income communities, instead often rewarding President Trump's donors," she continued.
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That undercuts their employment possibilities and their earnings potential since higher-ranked schools generally have better track records for placing their graduates in full-time, long-term jobs requiring a law degree, they concluded.
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So here are the track records of Trump and Pence on issues that affect LGBTQ people, and some suggestions for what to do to fight, to take care of ourselves, and to fortify our communities.
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Given previous iterations' track records, A Star Is Born should be strutting into the 2019 Golden Globes with the unshakable confidence of Danny Zuko of Grease walking into an EDM concert in the year 2018.
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Using statistical data gleaned from government sources to grade all 22019 governors on their taxing and spending track records, the report finds state government spending increased by 33 percent from 2010 to earlier in 2016.
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The ACLU has been issuing scorecard ratings to candidates based on their track records of protecting civil liberties, much like the NRA's system to compel right-wing legislators to hold the line on gun control.
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"It is hard to run a high active share portfolio, and thus portfolio managers with high active share and good track records are more likely to have skill that continues in the future, " he said.
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For example, pensions have told him that they couldn't invest in certain well-known funds because of their fees, despite their long track records of outperforming the market without any correlation to the stock market.
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Authors with golden track records for serious work (the songs are by Tom Kitt; the book, by John Logan) have somehow created a musical so lugubrious and underpowered that it never gets off the ground.
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Multifactor smart-beta E.T.F.s are now available from many major fund providers, including BlackRock's iShares, Invesco's PowerShares, State Street's SPDRs and WisdomTree E.T.F.s, but their track records are too short to draw any meaningful conclusions.
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" That's a pretty standard approach when it comes to track records, though it didn't stop Musk from claiming on Twitter that Tesla had set the new "record for fastest 4 door ever at Laguna Seca.
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In fact, I had a bit of a soft spot for people who might not have had the ideal profile, but had long track records of seeking out learning opportunities to get to the next level.
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More than a dozen medical devices registered with the FDA for export to other countries — but not for use in the U.S. — have been identified as having "troubled track records" in an investigation by NBC News.
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It would be a venue where millions of experts with proven track records offer their expertise and where tens of millions of investors go to find the best projects to support without worrying about their legitimacy.
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If the first female president rises through the ranks via a state legislative seat, she is more likely to come from Western and Northeastern states, which have better track records of electing women than Southern states.
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As an estimated 22015 million Americans prepare to hit the road for Memorial Day weekend, a new report paints a sobering picture of which vehicles have the worst track records for drivers being killed in accidents.
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Both China and Russia are known for lax standards on nuclear security, poor track records on safety, and a general willingness to turn a blind eye to partners violating international norms — a special consideration for Riyadh.
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This year, two other schools with long track records, the Atlantic Acting School and the T. Schreiber Studio, have made significant compromises in order to keep a toehold in Chelsea, the Manhattan neighborhood they helped gentrify.
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In fact, good governors and mayors — by which I mean those with track records of important accomplishments in difficult times — would not have been successful in office if they repelled as many people as they energized.
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In other instances — perhaps most famously the 1973 award to Henry A. Kissinger and his North Vietnamese counterpart, Le Duc Tho, as the Vietnam War was still raging — the track records of winners have been ridiculed.
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Straight knockout bracket starting with a Round of 288 — Evan, Palo Alto Julien responds: Interesting format inspired by the so-called Swiss system, in which teams are paired based on similar track records in the tournament.
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Between his incoming administration's flirtation with Taiwan, which China deems a threat to its decades-long "One China Policy," his trade appointees' track records, and his go-to Twitter provocations, Trump looks poised to thrust Sino-U.
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But unlike during the taper tantrum of the second half of 2013, DoubleLine enters the next rising-rate period with multiple strategies and track records of three years or longer designed for investors fearing still higher rates.
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Industry insiders and academic experts say the biggest issue for Europe is the funding gap that exists between firms achieving early success and proven winners with track records and sustained growth prospects that can become global players.
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Still, the next Yankees manager seems unlikely to resemble Francona and Maddon, with their extensive track records; a likelier model would be one of the 2017 World Series managers: Roberts and the Houston Astros' A. J. Hinch.
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CHD has one of the best track records in Consumer Staples, solid momentum, and margin tailwinds to boot, but shares have retreated 9% since 8/28 amidst the value rotation vs S&P500 +3% and XLP flat.
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Bottom line: Over time however, higher earnings typically lead to higher stock prices, so as long as technology and healthcare maintain their track records of revenue growth and headline earnings growth, they could become top performers again.
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In the consumer internet, there are a handful of investors at mutual funds who have lots of capital and demonstrated track records of buying and holding select positions; I assume this is true in other sectors as well.
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The aforementioned companies have varying track records on privacy, but Facebook in particular is a brand that doesn't immediately come to mind when thinking of a company you'd trust to put an always-on microphone in your home.
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Detectives in Las Vegas pride themselves on having one of the country's better track records for solving homicides, clearing nearly eight in every 10 cases while many other big-city departments struggle to solve half of their murders.
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He set two track records at a blistering pace when he ran 21972 miles in 22010 hours, 21995 minutes and 21983 seconds in 21989, and 103 kilometers in 210 hours, 215 minutes and 225 seconds the next year.
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And that's why I'm baffled by the New York Times's decision to endorse not one but two Democratic candidates, neither of whom comes close in their track records to that of Bloomberg, the former New York City mayor.
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To have gotten their jobs, they not only had to have track records of talking nonsense, but to have suddenly started talking completely different nonsense — reversing their long-held positions to curry favor with the Very Stable Genius.
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"We are and will always be an investment management company first, run by people with deep expertise and phenomenal track records - enabled by some of the world's leading next-generation technology," an American Funds spokeswoman said in a statement.
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It was organized by Context Summits, best known for "speed date" events where investment executives who choose hedge funds for wealthy families and funds of funds quickly grill managers about their track records, investment strategies and risk-management practices.
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Uber's clearly looking to bring some world-class engineering talent with proven track records in at the top of the org to help foster a community ready to tackle some of the toughest computer science challenges in the world.
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A successful issue from Indonesia is expected to build momentum for similarly rated trades, transforming a Samurai market that has traditionally been limited to issuer rated much higher, mostly European banks with long track records in the yen market.
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" The Wyoming lawmaker added in a statement: "Under the agreement, the United States would have been subject to new and unattainable requirements while other signatories with terrible environmental track records would be allowed to continue to operate without consequences.
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As Congress begins to work with the administration, hopefully in a broad, bipartisan way, there are some practical principles that can guide its efforts, based on new approaches with proven track records here and in other advanced industrial nations.
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On August 7, American Bridge, a left-leaning political action committee, and UltraViolet, a women's advocacy group, launched their "Worst for Women" campaign, calling out 15 sitting members of Congress they say have dubious track records on women's issues.
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None of them have spotless device track records and I can't recall an ultraportable that didn't develop some quirk after two or three years of use, but, for me at least, the Surface Pro has been my most trouble-free device.
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Doctors and nurses with a history of serious medical errors were allowed to quietly leave the Veterans Affairs system, and the VA did not disclose their troubling track records as they entered private practice, according to a USA Today investigation.
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Firms are also under pressure to raise more capital from limited partners, who want to reduce their exposure and consolidate their own investments around venture firms with track records of success and the ability to deploy capital into larger checks.
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Federal policy should encourage a differentiated approach, since accreditors should not spend the same amount of time assessing institutions with long and demonstrated track records of high-quality outcomes as they do intervening with struggling institutions to help them improve.
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But the enormous demand for cybersecurity know-how is also creating opportunities for fly-by-night operators with dubious track records, said James Lewis, a senior vice president at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, a security think tank.
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LAUSANNE, Switzerland (Reuters) - The International Olympic Committee (IOC) will target Russia, Mexico and Kenya in pre-Olympic drugs testing due to the countries' track records as it looks to root out cheats ahead of this year's Rio de Janeiro Games.
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The program's evolution illustrates how Washington's contractor culture benefits from a system of legal and regulatory loopholes that allows ex-spies and government insiders to transfer their skills to foreign countries, even ones reputed to have poor human rights track records.
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A participant in Morgan Stanley's 401(k) plan filed a lawsuit Friday in U.S. District Court in New York alleging that it offers investment options that have too-high fees and poor track records, including some mutual funds run by Morgan Stanley itself.
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Union Square Ventures, the New York-based venture firm that has among the best track records in the business right now, has seemingly decided to stick with what it does best: invest in early-stage deals out of a comparatively much smaller fund.
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"We are blessed to have great partners like SoftBank, many of whom have unparalleled track records of investing in leading internet businesses in emerging markets, and seeing those companies through to become the core of internet ecosystems in each market," he added.
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NEW YORK, May 19 (Reuters) - Companies with strong earnings and good trading track records, including telecommunications provider CenturyLink and food company Post Holdings, are tapping the US leveraged loan market at ever-tighter spreads as investor demand remains strong for floating rate assets.
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In a Medium post, the 85033 candidate touted a set of executive actions that would impose new requirements on federal contractors, and penalize companies shown to have poor track records on race or gender-based pay by ending contracts or refusing future business.
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While no one disputes that charter schools serve high concentrations of black, Hispanic and low-income children, many charters were founded explicitly to serve that population of students, some of whom would otherwise attend segregated district schools with track records of academic failure.
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"I just don't have the sense that being from a neighboring state is a huge advantage in such a big field at this particular point," said J. Ann Selzer, a longtime pollster with one of the most accurate track records in Iowa.
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They pull donations from the same entities with just a few exceptions, and have similar track records when it comes to enduring challenges like controlling the debt, reining in health care costs, or improving the infrastructure, despite their rhetoric to the contrary.
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Soon after announcing his candidacy, the influx of dozens of other candidates, many more high profile than himself, with longer track records and better name recognition, the calls began for O'Rourke to drop out of the presidential race and run for Senate instead.
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On average, the Dow has gained 0.9 percent in the first six months of a new Fed chair's term, when looking at the track records of Powell and the last 15 Fed chairs before him going back to 1914, according to CFRA.
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Strengthened Business Risk Profile The business profile of the enlarged group will be supported by a combination of Gala's strong online presence, where Ladbrokes has underperformed, Gala's Italian operations, Ladbrokes' and Coral's large UK shop portfolios, well-known brands and long UK track records.
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He pointed out that although the project goes out of its way to say that it received no government funding, the majority of the private donations came from individuals with track records of funding initiatives of the Israeli military and other problematic Israeli initiatives.
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Amit Bendov, the CEO who co-founded the company with Eilon Reshef (both have track records growing, selling and IPOing startups), said in an interview that the new funding will be used for sales development and bringing on more talent to keep building the product.
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You can often bolster your computer's security free of charge, but also bear in mind that some of the bells and whistles that come with these packages—cough, cough, browser extensions—don't have the best of track records and are best deactivated or uninstalled altogether.
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And it weakens oversight of foreign megabanks operating in the US, some of which have track records of breaking US laws -- from illegally repossessing vehicles of military members, to manipulating interests rates that impact American homebuyers, to doing business illegally with countries like Iran.
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What we didn't realize is that Netflix — they never said this, but just looking at it — they're sort of moving into Phase 2, in which Phase 1 is, they've got the David Finchers and the Jenji Kohans, very successful people with proven track records.
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And someday when my boys Grant and Pierce, or my niece Jaden or nephew Max, finds this article, I hope they learn from my mistakes and realize that track records matter and that there is only one recipe for success in life: hard work.
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It's a matter of ensuring that taxpayer dollars are well-spent by eliminating waste and duplication, focusing resources on the countries that are the most important and the programs that have the best track records, learning lessons from rigorous evaluation and aligning goals with resources.
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In the federal government and most states, there appears to be little interest in or patience for doing the tedious work of identifying and implementing policies and technologies with proven track records of saving lives now, as opposed to some time in the distant future.
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Perhaps, like good little children at the holidays, we should just learn to be content with what gifts Apple deigns to give us; perhaps, like spoilerphobes, we should avoid disappointment by ignoring even the best-sourced rumors from analysts with the greatest track records.
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"Our recent fundraising momentum is not surprising given the significant investor demand for alternative credit and our long-standing market leadership and successful track records in both the US and European illiquid credit markets," said Ares Chief Executive Officer Michael Arougheti in the earnings transcript.
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Sure, not all of them will pan out, but plenty have come from leakers with established track records, and enough of the details line up so as to paint a wholly believable portrait of the phone we'll finally get an official look at early next month.
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Developers who disagree with a decision made by App Review can appeal to a board called the App Review Board, which can change the decision from a lower-level reviewer and is partially composed of reviewers with good track records, people who worked as reviewers said.
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Those who think that no one could do a good job with President Trump in the White House are simply either too virulently anti-Trump or ignorant of what top level P.R. people do every day for private clients with much worse track records to defend.
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Podium had only taken a small amount of seed funding from Peak outside of its participation in Y Combinator and the confidence of some of these larger firms with reliable track records is one of many examples clearly showcasing Peak's ability to pick solid early investments.
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" Yamaguchi later added: "If you look at these proven track records of teenage fighters from my dojo, and if you can imagine the effort my students have been putting into training, I hope, all of you out there realize that this matchmaking by Deep Jewels is not something crazy.
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Nickelodeon is looking for a senior executive right now to run the company whereas CBS, you know, Leslie has had one of the ... probably the greatest track records in the history of programming, so they have solid shows and they also have the NFL, which is a must-have.
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REB's 25-largest corporate exposures (equal to 1.3x Fitch Core Capital (FCC)) were mostly of limited risk because these are either (i) working-capital loans to cash- generative clients with long operational track records; or (ii) low-risk loans to government-related companies (about 20% of gross loans).
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" Moreover, the Republican National Committee's platform applauded Republican governors and legislators leading the justice reform charge, citing in particular the "diversion of first-time, nonviolent offenders to community sentencing, accountability courts, drug courts, veterans treatment courts, and guidance by faith-based institutions with proven track records of rehabilitation.
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"Even though both Total Return and Core Fixed Income funds modestly underperformed their respective Lipper peer groups in April, they have well above-average track records over the last five years," said Todd Rosenbluth, director of exchange-traded and mutual fund research at S&P Global Market Intelligence.
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The bill, which directs federal resources to prevention, treatment and recovery programs with proven track records, is a boon to people like Senators Rob Portman of Ohio and Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire, Republicans who come from states with huge drug problems and who face tough re-election battles.
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But his personal wealth aside, it's hard to see how putting forward a billionaire investor who made his bones in private equity will do anything other than reinforce the Democratic Party's elitist image, while undercutting several viable contenders who have genuine track records of public service and progressive reform.
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Y.) and Zoe LofgrenZoe Ellen LofgrenKey House Republican demands answers on federal election security efforts Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress House fails to pass temporary immigration protections for Venezuelans MORE (Calif.) are veteran lawmakers from powerhouse states with long and consistent track records supporting liberal causes. http://bit.
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"The USDA action cloaks even the worst puppy mills in secrecy and allows abusers of Tennessee walking horses, zoo animals and lab animals to hide even the worst track records in animal welfare," John Goodwin, senior director of the Humane Society's Stop Puppy Mills Campaign, told the Post.
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Of course India wants to be a major player in the world, and in that sense it is even more shocking that they rank No. 15 on the Open Doors World Watch List, which documents the countries with the most egregious track records of violence and persecution of Christians.
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Because even if Wagenknecht is successful by certain standards, it doesn't ameliorate the fact that when you look at auction prices, representation in major museums, gallery advertisements in industry magazines, and the track records of various art prizes (#kissmyars), women continue to come in a distant second to men.
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When the Yankees stumbled last season to an 8-703 start, Manager Joe Girardi and General Manager Brian Cashman said that they would not panic — that players like Alex Rodriguez, Mark Teixeira, Brian McCann and others had long track records and that eventually they would begin to produce.
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And when allegations came out about two of the Democratic Party's most respected lawmakers—former Michigan Representative John Conyers, the longest-serving congressman at the time, and former Minnesota Senator Al Franken, among the most beloved—some found it difficult to weigh their track records in Congress against their personal histories.
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"Of all the people who might be called on to advise Congress about how to weigh the costs and benefits of consumer regulations, I am surprised that my Republican colleagues would choose a witness who might have one of the worst track records in history on this issue," added Warren.
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"If he selects technocrats with experience, good track records and strong networks, it may not be as bad as the campaign rhetoric suggested," said Ernie Bower, a senior adviser for the Southeast Asia Program at the Washington D.C.-based Center for Strategic and International Studies, who drew a parallel with Trump.
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Many displeased fans saw a project helmed by two white men — creators with questionable track records regarding race and slavery on Game of Thrones — that would potentially treat American slavery as a form of titillating entertainment, instead of a structural force still very much embedded into modern politics and society.
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So far this year the Adelsons have steered their money to two groups with proven track records of defending Republican seats — the Congressional Leadership Fund, the super PAC allied with Speaker Paul D. Ryan, and the Senate Leadership Fund, which has close ties to Senator Mitch McConnell, the Republican leader.
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State Street Global Advisors, manager of the SPDR Dow, told me back in August that it is a well-known barometer for U.S. large-cap stocks, with one of the longest-standing track records for an investable index, and can provide investors information on the health of the U.S. economy.
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The contentious back-and-forth continued for several minutes, with Buttigieg referencing his military service in Afghanistan and reelection in South Bend with 80 percent of the vote, and Klobuchar saying voters should take into account candidates with long track records and long "coattails" to help buoy down-ballot candidates.
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Another mega-fund, Bessemer Venture Partners, also participated: "I did take a handful of meetings with pure seed funds and my conclusion was that there was more value in getting in bed with some, frankly, more established funds with more established track records and partners that could add real value," Fitzsimmons tells TechCrunch.
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But then hypocrisy and irony aren't words with much currency on Team Trump, which is crowded with men, starting with Trump himself, whose ugly track records with marriage don't inhibit them from condemning the Clintons' union and whose viciousness toward women doesn't stop them from damning the Clintons as vicious toward women.
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Unlike the Republican primary circus, Democrats have a choice between two candidates with lifelong track records of fighting for economic opportunity and who are committed to America's being a force for peace and stability and who are eager to meet today's challenges and move our country forward for all its citizens, together.
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It's also hard to know whether Latino enthusiasm for O'Rourke in a race against a staunch conservative Republican in Texas will translate into a national contest pitting him against other Democrats who have longer track records working on immigration and pocketbook issues like the housing crisis that are critical to that group.
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Ahlsten's decision to factor in the geographical risks of climate change is becoming increasingly familiar in the fast-growing world of so-called ESG investing, which has long focused more on avoiding companies with poor environmental track records than assessing which face the greatest risk of physical damage or business disruptions from more volatile climate.
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The fact that this fund could have had commitments of $200 million, according to Court, not only points to the fact that Felix could raise again soon if it wanted, but that there is a clear appetite out there among LPs to put money into more focused venture efforts led by people with strong track records.
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Everyone likes to back a winning team, and by virtue of Rubin's experience with Android and Google, and the impressive backgrounds of others on the team (including the creator of QuickTime, the co-creator of Danger, the creator of the first big video codec and many others), Playground has one of the best track records around.
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Johnson and Weld are on the ballot of all 50 states, have strong track records as governors, have achieved measurable public support from voters and contribute substantive ideas to our political discourse every day — in an election year that will not otherwise go down in history for the quality of the content in our political debates.
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Giving Special Section WASHINGTON — When Howard Schultz, the chairman and chief executive of Starbucks, and his wife decided three years ago that they wanted to give millions of dollars to veterans' causes, they had one basic requirement: The organizations had to have track records of quickly helping veterans and their families overcome their most pressing issues.
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It may seem like a lot of these are popping up, but these startups at least have proven track records in healthcare services, and there will be a need for very widespread testing in order for any broad attempt to flatten the curve of the virus to prove successful, so expect more of these providers to come on line.
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Y.) and Zoe LofgrenZoe Ellen LofgrenKey House Republican demands answers on federal election security efforts Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress House fails to pass temporary immigration protections for Venezuelans MORE (Calif.), the leading candidates to replace Conyers as the committee's top Democrat, are veteran lawmakers from powerhouse states with long and consistent track records supporting liberal causes.
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"They think and act globally, they embody K.K.R.'s core values, and they are two of our most accomplished business leaders, with proven track records of managing large teams, building new businesses and driving value for our fund investors and our public unit holders," Mr. Kravis and Mr. Roberts said of Mr. Bae and Mr. Nuttall.
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A farm subsidy, a tariff, a targeted tax incentive, a restrictive approach to immigration: these may be defensible, he thought, not on narrowly economic grounds but as expressions of a country's determination to preserve its own ways of life, and as evidence of the fundamental principle that the citizenry has the right to ignore economic experts, especially when their track records are dubious.
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State Street Global Advisors, manager of the SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF (DIA), which has virtually all of the assets among those five Dow funds, said it is a well-known barometer for U.S. large-cap stocks, with one of the longest-standing track records for an investable index, and can provide investors information on the health of the U.S. economy.
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It's no wonder that the curators of the current, large-scale New Museum show chose the word "Trigger" to name their exhibition — seeming to draw directly from attention-grabbing headlines about trigger warnings, the murders of trans people (particularly trans women of color), the spread of anti-trans legislation, and the rise of mass shootings, almost exclusively perpetrated by men with domestic violence track records.
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Turner tells me that a fair number of the over 500 clinics that cropped up in the US between 2011 and 2016, offering stem cell treatments for a ton of issues stem cells have not been proven to address—from joint issues to Parkinson's disease—are run by individuals with track records of exploiting interest in medical fads, and records of civil fraud lawsuits.
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But, simply rolling out 5G infrastructure isn't the silver bullet that will fix the issues that those underserved parts of the country faces, especially given the respective track records of companies like AT&T and Verizon (not to mention the state of US politics and the upkeep of its own infrastructure.) That's also if you take the campaign's word that the plan is designed to bring wireless access to rural America, which isn't really the case.
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If approved as expected, the agreement would end two years of delays and signal new momentum for all six Western Balkan countries - Serbia, Kosovo, Montenegro, Albania, Bosnia and North Macedonia - seeking to join the EU. North Macedonia and Albania had seen their hopes dashed last year as France and the Netherlands sounded scepticism over their track records on democracy and fighting corruption, fearful of allowing new members in at a time when the EU's cohesion was already damaged by Britain's departure from the bloc.
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Additional Reading • Rudy Giuliani Plans Ukraine Trip to Push for Inquiries That Could Help Trump • F.B.I. Director Defends Bureau Against Spying Accusations: 'That's Not the Term I Would Use' • Facing a Trump Stonewall, Democrats Struggle for Options to Compel Cooperation • A Strategy Emerges to Counter House Democrats: Dare Them to Impeach While much of the "who can beat Trump" discussion among Democrats has focused on the leading male candidates, a number of women — Kirsten Gillibrand, Elizabeth Warren and Amy Klobuchar — have demonstrated track records of winning over Republican voters.
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