Backcountry Semiannual Sale: This twice-yearly sale coincides with Presidents' Day.
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And, twice-yearly, he entertained friends like Warhol and Fran Lebowitz.
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The twice-yearly changing of clocks might even be a little dangerous.
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Samsung's settled into a nice little twice-yearly schedule for releasing flagships.
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He describes his twice-yearly magazine as made for chefs, by chefs.
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In her new job she will oversee the fund's twice-yearly economic forecasts.
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The scholarships will be given twice yearly for the fall and spring semesters.
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Lilly confirmed the twice-yearly price increases and supplied wholesale prices for its drug.
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The therapy, called inclisiran, targets the PCSK9 gene and is a twice-yearly injection.
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Facebook is out today with its twice-yearly report on government requests for account data.
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Foreign media does not have access to the twice-yearly meetings of the national assembly.
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For others, it's just the natural course of the cycle of twice-yearly OPEC meetings.
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Windows 10 shifted to a twice-yearly update schedule, up from once every few years.
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They are both set to undergo a regular twice-yearly physical exam later this month.
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" — Toni Bouman, San Luis Obispo "I very much favor eliminating the twice-yearly time change.
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She will be hunting herself again soon, as the godwits' twice-yearly transit reaches its peak.
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The difference is that the nation's utilities now conduct twice-yearly "stress tests" of their resilience.
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But he also told Reuters that the twice-yearly currency report is not a political document.
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"Germany's economy is experiencing a strong upswing," the Bundesbank said in its twice-yearly update of projections.
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Christie's now holds twice-yearly handbag and accessory auctions in Hong Kong, alongside its more traditional sales.
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This year's installment of the twice-yearly startup event happened yesterday, a week early and online only.
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Among hundreds of responses, an overwhelming majority made the same plea: stop the twice yearly clock changing.
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The event began in 1997 and in its early days it was held twice yearly in Palm Springs.
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Backcountry Semiannual Sale: This twice-yearly sale discounts clothing, gear, and accessories by as much as 24 percent.
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In addition to smaller parties, members convened for expensive, twice yearly social events, like cruises and trips abroad.
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Westminster issues regular twice yearly reports on the situation in Hong Kong, including democratic development in the city.
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Ms. Lee said she got the idea during one of her twice-yearly job hunt talks for teenagers.
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Wednesday's U.S. Department of Agriculture twice-yearly cattle inventory report showed the U.S. cattle herd as of Jan.
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That's thanks to a twice-yearly release cycle, which means Java is evolving more quickly than ever before.
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LONDON, March 1323 (Reuters) - Singapore topped the Economist Intelligence Unit's twice-yearly list of the world's most expensive cities.
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Before receiving treatment, the teen had terrible pain and needed blood transfusions, which required twice-yearly hospitalizations, Leboulch explained.
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Lighthizer has said the structure, which includes twice yearly consultations with Liu, is aimed at resolving any disagreements bilaterally.
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But so far, the administration has passed up five opportunities to do so in the twice-yearly currency report.
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The World Bank's twice-yearly report was released in Lahore on Saturday in collaboration with Lahore School of Economics.
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"However, commercial real estate firms are vulnerable to shocks," the FSA said in its twice-yearly Financial Stability Report.
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Finance ministers and central bank chiefs meet in Washington this week for the International Monetary Fund's twice-yearly meetings.
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The spring 2019 haute couture collections have glided across Paris's runways, bringing the twice-yearly festivities to a close.
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Novartis touts ofatumumab's monthly home injections as a convenient option for patients who with Ocrevus get twice-yearly infusions.
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Starting one week after their abortions and then twice yearly after that, the women were asked about their feelings.
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The exercises are held twice yearly, typically incurring the wrath of Pyongyang, which views them as a show of aggression.
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The U.S. government on Wednesday refrained from naming China as a currency manipulator in a twice-yearly Treasury department report.
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Michelle Lee, a young adult librarian, had the idea during one of her twice-yearly job hunt talks for teenagers.
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Six other cities use it intermittently, as part of a national twice-yearly campaign to go after buyers of sex.
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Pope Francis then traditionally provides his twice-yearly "Urbi et Orbi" blessing and message from the central balcony on Easter.
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The twice-yearly event, scheduled to open Saturday, is held at the Fiera di Vicenza fairgrounds outside the city center.
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AIFI-PwC presents, via conference call, its twice-yearly report on Italian private equity and venture capital market (1000 GMT).
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Assuming that 85% of the fund is invested, the coupon works out to twice-yearly payments of around $1.2 billion.
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The 124 companies presenting at the entrepreneur school's twice-yearly graduation event compose YC's largest batch from its 12.5 years running.
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In its latest twice-yearly global assessment, the OECD warned that the world economy is "stuck in a low-growth trap".
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In 1988, Congress passed a law requiring the Treasury Department to issue twice-yearly reports identifying countries that manipulate their currencies.
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The group holds twice-yearly meetings, where parents and sons share personal experiences and listen to advice from psychologists and lawyers.
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Only one U.S. city, New York, made the top 503 in the Economist Intelligence Unit's twice-yearly "Worldwide Cost of Living" survey.
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The New York Times Magazine Voyages issue is a twice-yearly tradition that appreciates travel and exploration in all of its forms.
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American and South Korean forces began twice-yearly war games on Monday aimed at preparing for a possible attack by the North.
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Fashion Preview The men's fashion caravan arrives in Milan on Friday, having already made its twice-yearly stops in London and Florence.
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That's not such a big deal when the parcel is a holiday ham or your twice-yearly Amazon Prime order of toilet paper.
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"This time Taiwan only fulfilled one criteria," said Harry Yen, referring to the U.S. Treasury's latest twice-yearly currency manipulator report in April.
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Those firms still saddled with revolving bank loans are also bracing for the next twice-yearly reassessment of borrowing limits, due next month.
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Twice-yearly cleanings tend to be fairly predictable in terms of cost, and consumers may not need coverage in order to get them.
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The consulting and accounting firm said it surveyed more than 100 senior auto industry executives for its twice yearly Automotive Capital Confidence Barometer.
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Opinion We will awaken Sunday to yet another disturbance in the chronosphere — our twice-yearly jolt from resetting the clocks, mechanical and biological.
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Vaccines may be considered non-core because: Experts recommend annual checkups for young, healthy dogs and twice-yearly visits for those that are older.
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Payments would adjust every quarter based on inflation, rather than the current system of twice-yearly adjustments linked to wage hikes and tax revenue.
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Payments would adjust every quarter based on inflation, rather than the current system of twice-yearly adjustments linked to wage rises and tax revenue.
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The Cabinet Office issues twice-yearly growth and price projections to provide a basis for guiding economic policy and compiling the annual state budget.
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South Korea, along with China, avoided the currency-manipulator label in twice-yearly U.S. Treasury report, but was kept on a currency "monitoring list".
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On the twice-yearly journey to move grazing animals between summer and winter pastures, a writer finds a deep connection to an ancient tradition.
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The complaint is particularly acute during Pitti Uomo, the twice yearly trade fair that is to men's wear what Coachella is to indie bands.
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Twice yearly, Jared flies into Atlanta to pick up Blair and her sister before traveling to Washington, D.C. for week-long visits at his home.
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The Department of Transportation continues to observe the twice-yearly time swap because it reportedly saves energy, cuts down on traffic accidents and reduces crime.
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My childhood bedroom and twice-yearly vacation quarters is a somewhat drafty wi-fi dead zone that's full to bursting with my parents' wardrobe overspill.
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The first revived issue of the twice yearly magazine, which will have five different collectible covers for each edition, will be released on June 12.
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Ms. Masuike has been making twice-yearly visits to document residents' struggles since the disaster, which killed almost 16,000 people and caused nuclear plant meltdowns.
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Last week in New York, Christie's, Sotheby's and Phillips made a combined $2.1 billion from their twice-yearly auctions of Impressionist, modern and contemporary art.
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There are twice-yearly trips to Hawaii with three other couples, weekly taco nights with those travel companions and "date day" every Friday with Cliff.
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Those at high risk had fewer teeth extracted if they came in for twice-yearly visits, while low-risk patients did just as well with one.
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She and her husband recently purchased another Just Between Friends franchise in nearby Prince William County, Virginia, and will hold twice-yearly events there as well.
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Discussion and analysis have moved away from OPEC's twice-yearly ministerial conference to the Joint Ministerial Monitoring Committee (JMMC), which blends OPEC and non-OPEC members.
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Under the proposed rule, rebalancing your investments within the broad-based strategy you're using in your 529 would not be subject to that twice-yearly limit.
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Agencies are already required to contribute to transparency reporting through the twice yearly "unified agenda of federal regulatory and deregulatory actions" for recent and upcoming regulations.
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LONDON, Nov 8 (Reuters) - The Bank of England said on Friday it would delay the publication of its twice-yearly Financial Stability Report until after Dec.
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"Even though house prices have slowed and even fallen slightly, household debt continues to increase," the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority in its twice-yearly stability report.
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Between them, Mr. Bodurian and Mr. Leach have nearly four decades of service to The Times and perform the small, gracious clock-resetting miracle twice yearly.
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In recent years he dropped ready-to-wear clothing, focusing on twice-yearly haute couture collections - exclusive, handmade outfits each usually sold to one wealthy client.
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In recent years he dropped ready-to-wear clothing, focusing on twice-yearly haute couture collections - exclusive, handmade outfits each usually sold to one wealthy client.
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The rankings, which are based on nearly 2,500 respondents working in the industry, provide a twice-yearly guide to the relative performance of financial centers globally.
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In its twice-yearly health-check on the financial system, published this month, the Bank of Canada concluded that "extrapolative expectations" are a feature of the market.
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For that cost, clients get four to six personal conversations annually, ongoing communication with the firm, a twice-yearly review of their 401(k) plan and more.
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A surfer, motorcyclist and former sky diver, Ms. Johnson described cars as a natural extension of her fascination with motion in Dot, the ArtCenter's twice-yearly magazine.
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The main event is the Easter Sunday Mass and the pope's twice yearly "Urbi et Orbi" blessing and message from the central balcony of St. Peter's Square.
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The main event is the Easter Sunday Mass and the pope's twice yearly "Urbi et Orbi" blessing and message from the central balcony of St. Peter's Square.
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When Ms. Hill approached Suzanne Koller, the respected but discreet co-founder of the twice-yearly magazine Self Service, to do a book, Ms. Koller was surprised.
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Company executives will also participate in a twice-yearly review of diversity growth, the pipeline and efforts to increase the representation of women and people of color.
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Her parole period finished in July, which included twice-yearly lie detector tests and sex offender therapy, but she will remain on the Oklahoma registry for life.
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He added that demand had been boosted further by an influx of twice-yearly coupon payments from November-dated linkers, 11 in total, which pay out this week.
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Curry said he hopes that a twice-yearly review of their portfolios, due to be published in the coming months, will show that they have tightened up terms.
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So if you're accustomed to that twice-yearly detailing bill of $200, well, get ready for Special Forces-caliber detailing — and the massive hit to your bank account.
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In a Friday court filing, Microsoft accused Foxconn of failing to provide twice-yearly royalty reports concerning certain unspecified products and has not made royalty payments on time.
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The Treasury's twice-yearly currency report may have reached the same conclusion as previous findings but "the details" and the tougher criticism of China were different, he said.
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On Saturday night, Francis leads an Easter vigil service and on Easter Sunday he delivers his twice-yearly "Urbi et Orbi" (to the city and the world) message.
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The Leftfield Collection is anomalous, a white-walled hallway within both of EGX's twice-yearly conferences, held in Birmingham and London (the latter the more indies-focused Rezzed).
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The same day it dropped the latest version of the twice-yearly document, the company committed to including in future updates government takedown requests for the App Store.
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"Nothing is real," says Martina Mondadori Sartogo, Zanussi's daughter and founder of Cabana, the twice-yearly interiors magazine that clearly has been shaped by generations of Mongiardino's influence.
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The chief information security officer would have to present twice-yearly reports about progress and vulnerabilities to the board of directors and make those findings available to NYDFS.
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For many years a ritual of sorts has existed among members of the migrant fashion flock when they alight in Paris on their twice-yearly fashion show rounds.
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On Saturday night he leads a Easter vigil service and on Easter Sunday he delivers his twice-yearly "Urbi et Orbi" (to the city and the world) message.
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But now Adachi is one of the converted, running twice yearly all-day sessions for his staff in which they discuss how unconscious prejudices can sneak into their work.
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The community board is the only panel mandated to exist by Dodd-Frank, and its charter orders the CFPB director to meet with the board at least twice yearly.
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Open to all teenagers with a middle school or high school ID, these twice-yearly celebrations feature partnerships with community organizations to offer young people a range of experiences.
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The North convened a Supreme People's Assembly session on Tuesday, one of its twice-yearly sessions in which major appointments are announced and national policy goals are formally approved.
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Ms. Masuike has been making twice-yearly visits to document residents' struggles to rebuild their lives since the disaster, which killed almost 16,000 people and caused nuclear plant meltdowns.
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Novartis managers have highlighted ofatumumab's prospects against Ocrevus, pointing to its monthly home injections as a convenient option for patients who with Ocrevus get twice-yearly infusions at clinics.
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Novartis managers have highlighted ofatumumab's prospects against Ocrevus, pointing to its monthly home injections as a convenient option for patients who with Ocrevus get twice-yearly infusions at clinics.
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"We are concerned about the rate of house price inflation in Auckland," said RBNZ Governor Graeme Wheeler at a media conference after presenting the bank's twice-yearly Financial Stability Report.
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"It's the sort of political uncertainty that will trigger or not an economic shock in financial markets," Constancio told reporters after presenting the ECB's twice yearly report on financial stability.
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Starting June 29, Battle of the Network Stars will be returning to ABC, not as a twice-yearly bit of special programming but as a weekly series running 10 episodes.
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On Christmas Day, Francis will deliver his twice-yearly "Urbi et Orbi" (To the City and to the World) blessing and message from the central balcony of St. Peter's Basilica.
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Day Out Last Sunday at the twice-yearly Jazz Age Lawn Party on Governors Island, revelers bravely attempted to recreate 1920s cool in the face of hideous heat and humidity.
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This is a point of view that has been echoed by several partners, one of whom flies in from Singapore twice yearly to nuzzle them for long periods of time.
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But the Treasury Department declined to label China a currency manipulator in its twice-yearly report on foreign exchange, released Friday, despite the president's repeated campaign promises to do so.
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The country's ageing population also requires labor market reforms such as abolishing the mandatory retirement age and promoting female employment, the OECD said in a twice-yearly Economic Outlook Report.
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Due to the Gulf rift, Qatar could no longer attend a traditional closed-doors meeting of Gulf oil ministers to agree policy before twice-yearly talks with all OPEC members.
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In 2011, researchers discovered that mule deer in Wyoming make a 150-mile long, twice yearly journey following a wave of green, nutritious grasses from the Red Desert to Hoback.
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It is a tricky time for OPEC at its twice-yearly gathering, and, more important, for the oil industry and consumers who depend on the world's most abundant energy source.
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Fashion Preview When the days lengthen, those who work in the men's fashion industry embark on their twice-yearly caravan through the fashion capitals of Europe and the United States.
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It's worth noting that Miranda says the company still maintains an on-prem version of the suite, but the cloud version with the twice yearly updates is now the more popular.
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In this new system, the locus of decision-making has shifted from the twice-yearly OPEC conference in Vienna to the periodic meetings of the JMMC and bilateral briefings among ministers.
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The program, devised in 1993, offers financial support to emerging designers and opportunities to showcase their work at the twice-yearly celebration in an effort to foster their long-term success.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union governments are seeking more time to debate whether and when to scrap the twice-yearly clock change, dismissing an EU executive proposal to do so in 2019.
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After years of complaining that the twice-yearly, four-city, ready-to-wear circus made no sense, for brands or critics or consumers, some designers decided to do something about it.
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Despite lacking the big names of fellow fashion capitals Milan and Paris, the twice-yearly London Fashion Week Men's, which kicks off on Friday, will play host to around 50 designers.
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The offer seeks to exchange USD697m in outstanding government- guaranteed liabilities (6.305% coupon, twice yearly amortising and 2020 maturity date) for a 10.5% coupon, back-loaded bullet sovereign bond maturing in 2023.
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But in its Fiscal Monitor, a twice-yearly survey of governments' balance sheets, the fund noted that few countries with debt problems had benefited from much higher investment and strong growth rates.
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The computer and phone company released its twice-yearly transparency report Tuesday evening, showing that the number of National Security Letters more than doubled between the first and second half of 2016.
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The computer and phone company released its twice-yearly transparency report Tuesday evening, showing that the number of National Security Letters more than doubled between the first and second half of 28503.
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One of our Books editors rode along on a transumanza, the twice yearly journey to move grazing animals between summer and winter pastures, and found a deep connection to the Italian countryside.
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This will be Christopher Bailey's first collection since his announcement that the brand will be switching to a see-now, buy-now approach that mixes men's and women's clothes in twice-yearly collections.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A committee at the European Parliament on Monday gave the thumbs up to scrapping the twice-yearly clock change in the European Union but with a two-year delay to 2021.
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London Collections Men, the twice yearly men's fashion week that has, since 2012, begun the global men's wear procession that continues to Florence, Milan, Paris and now New York, ended on Jan. 11.
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In some ways, he seems to be an apparition; a being that appears twice yearly in a BBC News segment about "the best festival ever," before creeping home to hibernate in a cowshed.
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I was checking them against photos from the iPhone 7 and Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge in what has become a twice-yearly exercise: trying to discern which new phone has the best camera.
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The president's remarks about the European Union and China contradicted a twice-yearly report by the Treasury Department, which didn't name any country a currency manipulator when it was last released in April.
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In its twice-yearly financial stability report, the bank said loan growth was registering a mild recovery and the banking sector's capital adequacy and liquid asset levels support the sector's resilience against risks.
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"What's crucial is that first and foremost we maintain the elements that make the UK such an attractive place for investment," Carney told reporters after presenting the BoE's twice-yearly Financial Stability Report.
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Daylight saving time comes to an end for most of us this weekend, bringing that twice-yearly ritual of feeling completely out of sorts the next Monday as we adjust our sleeping schedules.
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To ensure a well-rounded approach to this all-too-crucial decision, Pantone hosts twice-yearly summits in a European capital for a secret meeting of representatives from various nations' color standards groups.
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A 100 basis point rise in interest rates would increase local companies' debt burden by 14.2 percent per year, the Bank of Korea (BOK) said in its twice-yearly report on financial stability.
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Started in 2005 with six nascent companies, in the early 2010s it began to dramatically ramp up its twice-yearly training program, which nets big seed rounds for almost all of the participants .
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In its twice-yearly Economic Outlook, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development estimated global growth would accelerate from 0.73 percent this year to 3.3 percent in 2017 and reach 3.6 percent in 26.4.
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In its twice-yearly Economic Outlook, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development estimated global growth would accelerate from 0.73 percent this year to 3.3 percent in 2017 and reach 3.6 percent in 26.4.
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But the department has now held three such twice-yearly audits, with advocates and the police agreeing that they can help the department catch more rapists and treat survivors of rape with more respect.
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But when it came to Demo Day, the accelerator's twice-yearly startup pitch competition, the team was still uncertain their pitch could land the types of investors they needed to launch the ambitious product.
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The Koch network, long known in Koch world as the Seminar Network -- for the twice-yearly "seminars" it conducts for contributors who give at least $100,000 a year -- recently changed its name to Stand Together.
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Nevertheless, a spokesman for Fédération Française de la Couture, the organization responsible for coordinating the twice-yearly couture shows, which began on Sunday night, informed attendees that it would take added safety precautions this season.
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The bank also said in its twice-yearly Financial Stability Report that the so-called CBEST framework for testing vulnerabilities to cyber attacks at financial firms will in future include regular spot checks by supervisors.
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In its twice-yearly Financial Stability Report, the central bank said foreign investors had cut their holdings of Italian government bonds by 3 percentage points in the second quarter, the biggest quarterly drop since 2012.
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"Effective governance at firms should ensure that risks are priced and managed appropriately and benign conditions do not lead to complacency by lenders," the BoE said last week in its twice-yearly Financial Stability Report.
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That's about where it was a decade ago, but in twice-yearly polls between the fall of 2009 and spring of 2015, the total percentages bounced around from the low-50s to the mid-60s.
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"I am an adherent of the old traditions, and I am against all these roads, these SUVs," said Mikhail Miroshnikov, a middle-aged Russian pilgrim who comes twice yearly for spiritual discussions with the monks.
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Exactly. Quick crib sheet: Haute couture is a twice-yearly five-day show fiesta in Paris where a select handful of brands produce handmade-to-order garments that cost approximately $10,000 to $100,000 a piece.
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Consider the spectacle that opened the 92nd edition of Pitti Uomo, the twice-yearly men's wear trade fair that is not only the world's largest such event, but also by far its most creatively adventuresome.
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Over the past few years, Mercedes-Benz has sponsored a twice-yearly fashion week just in front of the Kremlin in Moscow, where ladies in white fur have mingled with young hipsters in black sportswear.
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"The FPC judges that the UK banking system is strong enough to continue to serve UK households and businesses even in the event of a disorderly Brexit," it said in its twice-yearly Financial Stability Report.
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However, dermatologists like Kally Papantoniou, of Advanced Dermatology P.C. in New York, still advise getting a yearly check—or twice-yearly if you have lots of moles and a strong history of ultraviolet exposure and sunburns.
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Its privacy pages have evolved to house the tech giant's various commitments to privacy, but also user tips and tricks and its twice-yearly transparency report detailing the number of government demands for data it receives.
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In its twice-yearly Financial Stability Report, the Bank of Italy flagged a weakening of the credit cycle with bank lending to families rising only slightly and the recovery in corporate lending coming to a halt.
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The IMF's twice-yearly regional outlook for Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe (CESEE) said the rise of populist parties in some countries as well as limp global growth and aging populations were all aggravating the strains.
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HELSINKI/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - From the depths of its northern winter darkness, Finland called on the European Union on Friday to scrap summer — or at least the EU's twice-yearly switch of clocks to daylight saving time.
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When men's fashion week begins Tuesday in Paris, the industry professionals who make the twice-yearly rounds of London, Florence and Milan will encounter something out of the ordinary: an official calendar rich with new entrants.
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Young people will commandeer the Met at the museum's invitation in the latest edition of this twice-yearly event, which introduces them to that institution's riches, as well as those of more than 50 partner organizations.
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Hari Nef appeared on Frische, a twice-yearly fashion and art magazine, in 2014; Andreja Pejić was on Marie Claire Spain a year ago; and Ms. Sampaio on Elle Brazil last October, to name a few.
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On Wednesday, Francis will deliver his twice-yearly "Urbi et Orbi" (to the city and the world) message and blessing from the central balcony of St. Peter's Basilica to thousands of people in the square below.
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STOCKHOLM, May 26 (Reuters) - Household debt levels in Sweden are not an immediate threat to the financial system but make the economy vulnerable to shocks, the market watchdog said in its twice-yearly stability report on Thursday.
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In its twice-yearly fiscal and economic projections, the government expected the primary budget, excluding new bond sales and debt servicing, to swing to a surplus of 210 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) in fiscal 28.
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He leads an Easter vigil service on Saturday and on Easter Sunday he delivers his twice-yearly "Urbi et Orbi" (to the city and the world) blessing and message from the central balcony of St. Peter's Basilica.
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North Korea convened a Supreme People's Assembly session on Tuesday, one of twice-yearly sessions attended by leader Kim Jong-un, and reported a successful national budget execution and personnel appointments, the official KCNA news agency said.
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In its twice-yearly stress test, it said a few of the largest banks fall short of their capital buffer requirements in a severe recession scenario, while the rest meet the requirements albeit with a narrow margin.
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The fund's current model combines a twice-yearly, 0003-week accelerator program in which chosen startups receive a £20,000 investment (in exchange for 6 percent equity), along with mentoring and access to co-working space in London.
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In its twice-yearly fiscal and economic projections, the government expected the primary budget, excluding new bond sales and debt servicing, to swing to a surplus of 83 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) in fiscal 28.
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Carry-On David Sedaris, the author of "Let's Explore Diabetes With Owls" and "When You Are Engulfed in Flames," spends his time in West Sussex, England, when he isn't on his twice-yearly 45-city lecture tours.
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North Korea convened a Supreme People's Assembly session on Tuesday, one of twice-yearly sessions attended by leader Kim Jong Un, and reported a successful national budget execution and personnel appointments, the official KCNA news agency said.
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Abe visited Yasukuni in 2013, an action that prompted criticism from key ally the United States as well as from Asian nations, but has since only sent offerings on August 15 and during Yasukuni's twice yearly festivals.
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The Christie's Leonardo was one of several "isolated examples" that reinvigorated a twice-yearly New York "gigaweek" of Impressionist, modern and contemporary auctions whose format had become a procession of predictable prices for the same predictable names.
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The firm, whose iconic puffer coats can cost as much as 1,000 euros ($1,236.10) each, said in February it expected to outperform the luxury industry this year, shifting towards monthly product launches rather than twice-yearly collections.
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"It's the sort of political uncertainty that will trigger or not an economic shock in financial markets," Constancio told reporters after presenting the ECB's twice yearly report on financial stability, refering to if Italy's government losses the vote.
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The pope leads an Easter vigil service on Saturday and on Easter Sunday he delivers a twice-yearly "Urbi et Orbi" (to the city and the world) blessing and message from the central balcony of St. Peter's Basilica.
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The magazine has been profiled in international fashion publications and that interest has sparked a plan to expand the team of five freelance writers, an editor and photographers and set up a twice-yearly print publication, Akuson said.
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Ruscigno, presenting a twice-yearly PwC report, said the recent rise in Italian government bond yields already almost offset the advantage offered by a guarantee scheme engineered by the previous government to help banks fetch a higher price.
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In its twice-yearly Financial Stability Report, the central bank said Italian banks returned on average 4.1 percent to shareholders last year net of one-off items, less than half an average cost of capital of 9 percent.
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Round Top, Texas, is about midway between Austin and Houston and, known for its twice-yearly week-long antique fairs, performances at the Round Top Festival Institute, and down-home-style eateries, Round Top is worth the drive.
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WASHINGTON SQUARE OUTDOOR EXHIBIT (Saturday and Sunday) This twice-yearly event was inspired by a desperate attempt by Jackson Pollock to pay his rent during the Great Depression by selling paintings on the sidewalk along Washington Square Park.
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And we exempted twice-yearly and quarterly magazines, and looked only at those with eight or more issues per year, which could reasonably be said to have September issues, even if they are not called "September" as such.
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The DIHK's twice-yearly 'World Business Outlook' survey of some 4,500 German companies abroad showed just 24% of them saw their business prospects improving in the next 12 months, with 49% seeing no change and 27% a deterioration.
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BRUSSELS, Oct 29 (Reuters) - European Union governments began discussions on Monday to assess whether and when to scrap the twice-yearly clock change, amid doubts the requirement would be dropped in 2019 as the EU executive has proposed.
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Researchers from the University of California at San Francisco surveyed 28503 women from 22020 states over a five-year period about their emotions associated with their abortions, starting one week after their procedure and twice yearly after that.
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Bloomberg Green went live January 21 and will span a website, a twice-yearly magazine, an email newsletter, a podcast, a broadcast presence, and events, starting with a January 22 one at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
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Wearing blue when there is blue all over the runways, or florals, or what have you makes me feel like I've drunk too much of the Kool-Aid handed out during my twice-yearly perambulations to the shows.
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Complaints about the fashion show system, a monthlong twice-yearly four-country treadmill to see clothes six months before they reach stores, have been around for a long time: Fashion week is too tiring, too old-fashioned, too crowded.
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The big picture: That's the top-line finding of their latest twice-yearly look at the so-called levelized cost of electricity — a metric that compares costs of building, running, supplying and maintaining different types of facilities over time.
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The country consumed about 22 percent more data in the last three months of 2686 than in the same period in 214, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics' (ABS) twice-yearly Internet activity report, which was released Wednesday.
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On Sunday, the pope ends Holy See services by celebrating an Easter Mass and then delivers his twice-yearly "Urbi et Orbi" ("to the city and the world") blessing and message from the central balcony of St. Peter's Basilica.
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Aggregate 23.9-state general fund spending and revenues have now surpassed the peaks they hit in fiscal 22017, the National Association of State Budget Officers reported in the twice-yearly fiscal survey of U.S. states it began in 1979.
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By 2025, you'll be able to buy an app that allows you inside McDavid's head a la Being John Malkovich, so let's bag this twice yearly Oilers-Lightning matchup and let those teams play rivals one more time instead.
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The question has been asked many times in recent seasons, where the absence of major players and some brands' decisions to show gender-neutral collections on the women's runway calendar have shrunk the crowds at this twice yearly event.
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The IMF also warned in its twice-yearly report on the Asia Pacific region that the market rout seen in emerging economies could worsen if the U.S. Federal Reserve and other major central banks tightened monetary policy more quickly than expected.
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As a six-month-old spat between Saudi Arabia and Qatar deepens, the organization's Gulf ministers will have to scrap their tradition of meeting behind closed doors to agree policy before OPEC holds its twice-yearly talks, OPEC sources say.
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"Never, never, never have I covered up the least pedophile act," the Archbishop of Lyon, Cardinal Philippe Barbarin, said at a news conference in the southern French town of Lourdes where he was attending a twice-yearly meeting of bishops.
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Many of these so-called middle risk companies have less internal funds than blue chip firms and tend to rely on borrowing particularly when low interest rates are offered, the central bank noted in a twice-yearly financial system report.
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In its twice-yearly fiscal and economic projections, the government now expects the primary budget, excluding new bond sales and debt servicing, to swing to a surplus of just 20213 billion yen ($2.73 billion) in the fiscal year starting April 2027.
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"The opinion is being presented recently that some action is needed on the part of monetary policy to ease the financial imbalance amid the growing concerns about it," the Bank of Korea said in its twice-yearly policy statement to the parliament.
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Daylight saving time has outlived its usefulness, and the twice-yearly shift in time is a health hazard and hardship for people as well as bad for business, according to a California lawmaker who wants to put the issue before state voters.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union will scrap the twice-yearly seasonal clock change across the bloc from October 2019, leaving member states to decide by April whether they will stick permanently to summer or winter time, the European Commission said on Friday.
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The 35-year-old German has built up a team of 100 people at offices in New York, Berlin and London that runs Highsnobiety's main site, produces a twice-yearly print magazine, and runs a content production arm geared towards brand marketers.
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We think regular (quarterly or twice yearly) check-ins with your advisor may help ensure you're prepared for volatility, but if it's been a while, now may be a good time to revisit your investment strategy to ensure you're on the right track.
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Less than 1 percent of account suspensions were due to government requests, Twitter said, while 453 percent were thanks to the company's internal efforts to combat radical content with "proprietary tools", up from 74 percent in its last twice-yearly transparency report.
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The answer for many appears to be the twice-yearly couture week in Paris, which has had a haute joaillerie component pitched to the press and private clients in recent years (but it generally has not been a focus during Biennale years).
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On Christmas Day on Tuesday, Francis will deliver his twice-yearly "Urbi et Orbi" (to the city and the world) message from the central balcony of St. Peter's Basilica, the same balcony where he first appeared after his election on March 13, 2013.
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An IBM system called Summit, built for the Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee, took back the No. 1 position last year on a twice-yearly ranking of the world's 500 most powerful systems — a spot held by China for five years.
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I was joining an eager band of cowboys, herders and pilgrims, some on horseback, some on foot, who wanted to experience her family's 110-mile transumanza, the twice-yearly journey undertaken around the world to move grazing animals between winter and summer pastures.
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In its twice-yearly forecast of the public finances, the OBR predicted the current account deficit would total 101 billion pounds in 2021, or 4.4 percent of GDP, rather than fall to 47 billion pounds or 2.0 percent of GDP as it thought in March.
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The BOJ buys government debt to keep 10-year bond yields near zero, and it is likely to own more than half of all government bonds in the market by the end of 2019, the OECD said in its twice-yearly Economic Outlook Report.
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Exactly. Quick crib sheet: haute couture (or let's just call it "couture" for simplicity's sake) is a twice-yearly five-day show fiesta in Paris where a select handful of brands produce hand-made-to-order garments that cost approximately $10,000 to $100,000 a piece.
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Treasury's twice-yearly report on foreign currency exchange, released Friday, rebuked China for not doing enough to balance its trade surplus with the U.S. But Treasury did not find that China was devaluing its currency, called the renminbi, to give it an advantage in trade.
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It is why Xinjiang crashed onto the agenda of the Stockholm China Forum, a twice-yearly gathering of American, Chinese and European ambassadors, diplomats, scholars, politicians and business leaders, hosted recently by Sweden's foreign ministry and the German Marshall Fund of the United States, a think-tank.
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Citi analyst Andrew Baum said Merck could in fact end up beating both GSK and Gilead with its new drug EFdA, which may reach the market as early as 2021 and has the potential to be developed as both a daily pill and a twice-yearly injection.
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The armchair-quarterbacking started immediately, with trade publications musing over whether Disney overpacked the film-release calendar by piling Star Wars movies atop Marvel Cinematic Universe movies, and whether turning Star Wars into a twice-yearly cinematic outing meant the series was no longer appointment viewing.
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As in the last edition of its now twice-yearly report on the financial sector, the Fed cited the rapid growth of business debt and leveraged lending to corporations as a source of possible concern, noting that it could leave weaker companies stressed if the economy softens.
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Citi analyst Andrew Baum said Merck could, in fact, end up beating both GSK and Gilead with its new drug EFdA, which may reach the market as early as 2021 and has the potential to be developed as both a daily pill and a twice-yearly injection.
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Being off the road and not playing shows—and therefore not bringing in reliable income—while trying to focus on writing Back From the Abyss proved financially trying; as Ward reports, most of the band attempted to skate by on merchandise sales and twice-yearly publishing checks.
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"This process is a genuine and exceptional demonstration of the practice of power by the people and therefore of the markedly participative and democratic nature of our political system," President Miguel Diaz-Canel told the national assembly in a speech closing its week-long, twice-yearly session.
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As Ms Bowler explained this month at the Faith Angle Forum, a twice-yearly conference about the interplay of politics and religion, as a young man Mr Trump attended a New York church led by Norman Vincent Peale, a "positive thinker" who also officiated at his first marriage.
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"Given previous litigation experience, in particular related to the sale of mortgages with floor clauses, these legal processes may have a (...) significant time extension, as well as a material impact on the profit of the lenders," it said as part of its twice-yearly report on domestic lenders.
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If 40 percent of gay and bisexual men in the US go on PrEP, but 40 percent of them stop using condoms as a result, Jenness and colleagues calculated, a twice-yearly STI testing regimen could still avert roughly 40 percent of new gonorrhea and chlamydia cases over the next decade.
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"Economic growth has picked up to the potential growth rate while inflation is expected to rise toward our target level, gradually allowing us to adjust monetary policy which has stayed accommodative to tackle low growth and low inflation," the Bank of Korea said in its twice-yearly report on monetary policy .
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The twice yearly oil auctions beginning in 2018 will feature one during the first half of the year including shallow water and onshore conventional fields, and another in the second half including deep water and shale fields, said Flores, who also sits on the board of state-owned oil company Pemex.
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"It's heartbreaking to see your icons taken down," said Kerry Diamond, a founder of Cherry Bombe, a media group dedicated to women and food that features Ms. Bloomfield on the current cover of its twice-yearly magazine — a feature that Ms. Diamond said had been developed long before the revelations.
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"As I said when I took this office last April 19, comrade and army general Raul Castro Ruz will lead the major decisions on the present and future of the nation," Diaz-Canel told the national assembly, which was holding an extraordinary session outside its usual twice-yearly July and December meets.
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FLORENCE, Italy — For his debut at Pitti Uomo, the twice-yearly men's wear trade fair that draws 1,222 brands and accounts for an overwhelming portion (some say as much as 80 percent) of the sales volume in this particular and expanding part of the fashion business, Matteo Martini dressed with fastidious care.
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Founded in 2014 by Martina Mondadori Sartogo, the London-based heiress to the Zanussi home appliances fortune, "Cabana" is a twice-yearly magazine sumptuously illustrated with vibrant details from distinctive homes and historic buildings, evoking an exotic, Latin-Moorish chic that surely would have appealed to Mr. Saint Laurent and Mr. Bergé.
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At a twice-yearly appearances before Congress, the Fed chair is often peppered with barbed questions about the central bank's effectiveness, regulatory chops and commitment to congressionally set goals, both from Republicans like House Financial Services Chair Jeb Hensarling as well as Democrats like Elizabeth Warren, who sits on the Senate Banking Committee.
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The international scrum of editors, journalists and retailers (and the usual few drop-in celebrities) have come and gone to London, Florence (for the Pitti Uomo fair) and Milan and have arrived in Paris for the final leg of the twice-yearly tour, packing and repacking their oversized and often overweight luggage four times.
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Whatever side you came down on, however, this new reality underscores one difficulty faced by those who attend the monthlong round of fashion shows held twice yearly in New York, London, Milan and Paris: For many, attiring oneself in the morning to attract the camera is now part job description and part ruthless competitive sport.
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Creating daily and weekly offline time as part of the family routine is helpful, and finding a way to have a once- or twice-yearly extended period of time off — at a summer camp or outdoor expedition without Wi-Fi, or on a family trip — may provide the reset teens need to break negative habits.
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The now-conspicuous absence of big-league names on the schedule, as more and more brands opt to show mixed-gender collections during the women's wear season or reconsider their spending on the traditional show format, has led to a dwindling numbers of foreign buyers, media representatives and photographers at the twice-yearly event.
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On June 15 in Florence, Italy, this 21st-century Renaissance man will add political provocation to his list of exploits when, as a featured guest artist at the twice-yearly men's wear fair Pitti Uomo, he will present a fashion installation created with the American artist Jenny Holzer and built around the international refugee crisis.
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At the risk of 'teaching my grandmother to suck eggs', may I respectfully suggest the following:Double check in a a helpful bookshop, on Amazon or in the twice yearly 'Buyer's Guide' of the Bookseller magazine (order via newsagents, or available in your local reference library) precisely who are the publishers now of your fiction category/genre.
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On that front, Mr. Clark reports that it has been a mixed bag for the United States: An IBM system called Summit, built for the Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee, took back the No. 1 position last year on a twice-yearly ranking of the world's 500 most powerful systems — a spot held by China for five years.
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Across the Rhine River from Novartis's Basel campus, Roche drugs division head Bill Anderson has countered Novartis's ofatumumab offensive with a "bring-it-on" approach of his own, suggesting twice-yearly infusions of Ocrevus, as opposed to monthly shots, result in deep B-cell depletions and robust benefits that have helped it capture 17% market share.
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FASHION-PARIS/HAUTE COUTURE-DIOR Dior's Grecian goddesses kick off Paris fashion extravaganza PARIS(Reuters) - Christian Dior took the fashion world back to ancient Greece on Monday with vaporous peplum-style gowns and shimmering golden numbers at its Haute Couture show, part of a twice-yearly showcase of one-of-a-kind outfits by top designers in Paris.
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Still, despite the best efforts of designers like Virgil Abloh and Dolce & Gabbana to dress men in skirts, we are stuck with trousers, a garment that, if you paid close attention, was a focus of interest among the nearly 40,000 attendants at Pitti Uomo, the twice-yearly men's wear trade fair that came to a close Monday.
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"The agreement last week is to be welcomed, but Brexit continues to pose a major risk to the Irish economy given that any final deal is still subject to continued negotiations which will be both significant and complex," Deputy Governor Sharon Donnery said in a statement as the central bank published in its twice-yearly macro-financial review of the economy.
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ZURICH, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Roche holding ag ceo says confident that roche is prepared for brexit scenarios Roche holding ag drug chief says flu season has been mild, so far, keeping sales of flu drugs in check Roche holding ag ceo says has invested lots of money in alzheimer's research, must accept setbacks like crenezumab Roche holding ag ceo says patients on ocrevus are returning, due to efficacy and twice-yearly dosing regimen Roche holding ag ceo says switzerland should enter framework agreement with european union over bilateral ties (Reporting by John Miller)
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