Intensely segregated schools face a two-pronged challenge in attempting this.
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Feige's answer suggests a two-pronged approach to garnering Oscar nominations.
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Everything Ghost does is a two-pronged divining rod for attention.
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We've taken a two-pronged approach in terms of machine learning.
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After freeing himself from Marvel, Ditko developed a two-pronged career.
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Soil microbes seem to rely on a similarly two-pronged strategy.
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Biden's plan takes a two-pronged approach to the coronavirus outbreak.
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LG: I think it has to be a two-pronged approach.
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This two-pronged attack on democracy is only likely to get worse.
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Add in the drug, and the tumour faces a two-pronged assault.
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The China threat With China, India is fighting a two pronged-battle.
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"Our strategy at the Women's March was essentially two pronged," says Fendlay.
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Yeah, it's actually the two ... There's kind of a two-pronged strategy.
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Today's sentence sends a corrosive two-pronged message to the American public.
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The issue is with the two-pronged power connector used in those regions.
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At a Tuesday event, Google unveiled a two-pronged strategy to change that.
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I'm a big believer in the two-pronged period treatment: Motrin and dessert.
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Taken together, Obama's two speeches point to a two-pronged response to Trump.
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John Bucsek, managing partner of MetLife Solutions Group, suggests a two-pronged approach.
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Tucker to help aid him in his two-pronged assault on the decision.
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So to force Native submission, the Lincoln administration developed a two-pronged approach.
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With regards to these, the Canadian government is adopting a two-pronged approach.
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Two-pronged attack -- Jussie handles biz, while his family handles the personal stuff.
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Silence aims a two-pronged spear right at Rodrigues's assumptions about his work.
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That two-pronged goal was clearly the intent of the bill's sponsor -- state Rep.
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So that response to Roots was a two-pronged affair from the black community.
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Details: Lyft said it has a two-pronged strategy to bring AVs to market.
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But Republicans and their business allies are fighting back with a two-pronged strategy.
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Lyft says it has a two-pronged strategy to bring autonomous vehicles to market.
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Ms. Davis, who was unopposed on Primary Day, has a similarly two-pronged message.
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Its aim is two-pronged: improve work-life balance and lift the local birthrate.
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Democratically elected proto-dictators use a two-pronged approach after taking power by legitimate means.
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To combat some of these new rules, the institute has used a two-pronged approach.
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The two-pronged approach ended up giving Sweetwater a palpable sense of verisimilitude and discovery.
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Bloomberg says Google will use a two-pronged approach to try to remedy the problem.
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In her post, Warren outlined a two-pronged approach to cracking down on internet giants.
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Joko said his counter-terrorism forces -- known as Detachment 88 -- have a two-pronged approach.
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Having just brushed my hair, I happened to be holding a long two-pronged hairpin.
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Democrats hope their two-pronged funding approach will put Senate Republicans in a tough position.
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Instead, Cordray settled on a two-pronged strategy, according to current and former bureau employees.
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Sanofi has a two-pronged role in efforts to stop the spread of the virus.
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Falling demand and increasing supply has acted as a two-pronged headwind to oil prices.
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Lego is taking a two-pronged approach to reducing the amount of pollution it causes.
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Under Kreiz, Mattel has embraced a two-pronged strategy aimed at turning around the troubled toymaker.
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The country is grappling with a two-pronged electricity crisis with spiking prices and sporadic blackouts.
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The two-pronged robotic hand picking up radioactive debris at the bottom of reactor No. 2.
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This two-pronged training will teach you how to unlock the full potential of the program.
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Now, Mr. Wiedefeld and Mr. Evans appear to be pursuing a two-pronged public relations strategy.
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Trump's tape response strategy is two-pronged: Smear Bill Clinton and punch back at the media.
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The best way to balance your emotion with logic is a two-pronged approach:Label your feelings.
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Shipping companies are among the businesses most familiar with the necessity of this two-pronged approach.
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We can now assume Elliot was purposefully drugged as a two-pronged cover up for Becky's kidnapping.
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The rover hunt is a two-pronged effort, with both an "active" and a "passive" listening component.
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The department is pursuing a two-pronged approach, according to a budget summary provided by the Pentagon.
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All three of these advantages of electricity suggest the same two-pronged strategy for deep decarbonization: Simple.
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The former secretary of state is mounting a two-pronged strategy that centers directly on Trump's persona.
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Trump has mounted a two-pronged attack on the ACA following the failure of legislative repeal efforts.
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In mice, this two-pronged approach has been able to shrink some tumors without debilitating side effects.
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The specifics: In her post, Warren outlined a two-pronged approach to cracking down on internet giants.
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Next, he took "a two-pronged approach: Increasing my revenue and decreasing my spending," he tells Torabi.
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The Cross Turismo introduced on Tuesday is part of the other half of this two-pronged approach.
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Fauci reiterated that public health officials are currently focused on a two-pronged strategy for the coronavirus.
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Solutions require a two-pronged approach of mitigation (reducing greenhouse gases) and adaptation (living with the changes).
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To help them, Rodriguez came up with a simple two-pronged strategy: increase revenue and decrease spending.
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Donald Trump eventually lost the case in State Supreme Court, but he had a two-pronged legal strategy.
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Chinese leaders appear to have adopted a two-pronged approach in the wake of Trump's unexpected Twitter threat.
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But it's a two-pronged attack: kicking Mr. Bush while he's down, and also making a generational argument.
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The successful two-pronged strategy of serial acquisitions and cost-cutting appears to be nearing its limits, however.
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His approach with clothing is two-pronged: impregnating the clothes themselves and also the detergents they're washed with.
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The only truly effective way to combat match-fixing by mediocre players is with a two-pronged approach.
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But I'd argue that the real brutality came from the white-collar side of this two-pronged tale.
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Amazon appears to be taking a two-pronged approach to developing these logistics capabilities:Developing full-scale logistics operations.
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The Trump administration seems to be embarking on a two-pronged attack on China's high-tech mercantile regime.
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For audience members who want to make good moviegoing decisions, the best approach is a two-pronged one.
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The rover is to be part of a two-pronged ExoMars mission by the European Space Agency and Roscosmos.
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He tried this two-pronged approach last week when talking about the size of his following on social media.
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Much to the their surprise, however, Trudeau confidently answered the two-pronged query, eliciting even more laughter and applause.
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The Cosby defense team's attack on the charges is two-pronged, based on two powerful but separate legal principles.
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The two-pronged strategy will also include a digital ad campaign touting the political value of taxing the wealthy.
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For Britain, strategic ties with Japan is one half of a two-pronged bid for deeper engagement with Asia.
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While in the White House, Mr. Blinken helped coordinate a two-pronged pressure campaign against the North Korean government.
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An effective strategy against Brunei's decision to implement its own version of Sharia law must thus be two-pronged.
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Regardless of the merits of these policies, they are in line with Gottlieb's two-pronged tobacco and nicotine strategy.
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They're heavier and bulkier than the typical Ikea blinds but the two-pronged mounts are essentially the same (just deeper).
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Social Security has a two-pronged standard for its performance - providing benefits in a timely and accurate way, she added.
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Facebook's critics had questions about both sides of the company's two-pronged approach to transforming the global financial services industry.
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In this two-pronged approach, Google is closely mirroring what Microsoft is doing with Windows and its Surface device line.
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That means it needs a two-pronged approach of working with platforms and advocating for greater economic change through Congress.
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Camp was on the Mexican side again, just upriver of a two-pronged tower of limestone known as Rabbit Ears.
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But his campaign and its supporters have had a two-pronged response to the diversity argument coming from the Edwards team.
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Trump's goal, Heye observed, will likely be two-pronged — aimed at projecting his opinion and discrediting whatever Comey tells the committee.
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The Munduruku are facing a two-pronged struggle - to halt further dam projects and gain recognition for the Sawre Muybu territory.
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But the limits of this two-pronged approach were apparent on Friday during a massacre at a mosque in New Zealand.
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War in Afghanistan can give meaningful results when the U.S. and NATO troops don't have to fight this two-pronged war.
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Likely because the sanctions have put a major dent in Iran's economy, Tehran chose to employ the risky, two-pronged strategy.
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But stepping into the show, right away a two-pronged caveat just about pushed it down the hill of excoriation for me.
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The plate-size, tinny tamborim, struck rapidly with a stick — often two-pronged, like a snake's tongue — escalated the volume and chaos.
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Both the meeting with domestic companies and the Shanghai speech appeared to be part of a two-pronged strategy, according to Citi.
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The company now appears to be following a two-pronged approach to attack the top and the middle of the smartphone market.
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The bipartisan attacks which greeted her upon her return to the United States should be filtered against the two-pronged criteria above.
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Though this two-pronged approach didn't persuade its most committed critics, it also didn't harm the organization or the cause it represented.
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It feeds into this culture that blames women, with a two-pronged effect: We don't believe women and we blame them simultaneously.
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In his remarks, Tillerson outlined a two-pronged approach to develop talent within the agency and to modernize internal practices and technologies.
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Activists have a two-pronged strategy: First, get senators to oppose the nomination, and second, flip the Senate in the November midterms.
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Likely because the sanctions have put a major dent in Iran's economy, Tehran has chosen to employ the risky, two-pronged strategy.
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The Intro 2 mimics the shape of the two-pronged Form 2; the Intro 6 shares the Form 6's body hugging curves.
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This two-pronged approach showed DDT we were prepared to fight and would not give in to their demands, and they quickly settled.
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The two-pronged clampdown comes in part response to rising political heat on China's exports of aluminium to the rest of the world.
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Islamic State militants are now facing a two-pronged assault — from local forces outside their stronghold of Raqqa, Syria, and in Falluja, Iraq.
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The two-pronged clampdown comes in part response to rising political heat on China's exports of aluminum to the rest of the world.
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Ms. Rapinchuk, who prefers a crisp 100 percent cotton, low-thread-count bottom sheet, has a two-pronged strategy for wrangling the chaos.
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Usually kitchen forks are two-pronged and fairly narrow, meant for lifting a hunk of meat or poultry or to assist with carving.
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Talking about bitcoin's security is a two-pronged discussion: one is the technology itself, and the other is how it's transferred and stored.
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The key to successfully pulling off the first half of the two-pronged strategy is to break existing patterns at the recruitment level.
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Sadayuki Sakakibara, chairman of Keidanren, the lobbying group representing Japan's largest corporations, encouraged Mr. Abe this week to take a two-pronged approach.
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Before the Four Horsewomen were called up, Paige and Lee were launching a two-pronged assault on the bad old days of the Divas.
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India's military has said it wants 42 squadrons of jets, around 750 aircraft, to defend against a two pronged attack from China and Pakistan.
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Private groups and messaging pose specific problems to Facebook's two-pronged automatic and human-driven moderation approach — they also are, Facebook says, its future.
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This two-pronged strategy may not deliver the victory he seeks, but it does represent what is becoming a new normal in Republican politics.
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The team's findings were published this week in PLOS One, and concluded that budgerigars use a two-pronged technique for achieving crash-free flight.
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"We're going to challenge both their probable cause to charge him as well as the two-pronged reason for detaining him," Mr. Honecker said.
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Together, the French and German leaders can now lead a two-pronged counteroffensive to preserve what they see as the legacy of the Enlightenment.
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In the meantime, I developed a two-pronged approach to surviving by becoming the super good girl who didn't speak up or talk back.
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Mr. Tillerson's two-pronged approach, proposing talks while backing sanctions and military pressure, is likely to be evident this weekend in Manila as well.
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China's approach to Taiwan is two-pronged, Jessica Drun, a fellow at the National Bureau of Asian Research in Washington, wrote in an email.
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Both lawsuits were tailored to reach the Supreme Court, and they amount to a two-pronged attack that maximizes the chances for a hearing.
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With sales lagging, Kaleo brought in new pricing consultants who advocated a two-pronged approach: dramatic price increases and the aggressive use of specialty pharmacies.
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Aquino says there's a two-pronged approach for how to use that to effect change: one, encourage scientists to be more vocal about their work.
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Atlanta has a potent two-pronged backfield featuring Devonta Freeman (five TDs) and Tevin Coleman, who have combined for 566 rushing yards through five games.
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In one scene, a man is using a two-pronged dongle to plug his earbuds to an iPhone and charge it at the same time.
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In 21 years, the idea of "rock music" being represented by a two‑pronged combination of Elvis and Dylan would be equitable and oddly accurate.
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The camel clutch is a two pronged attack which simultaneously attacks the bottom man's neck and spine in a cervical lock and makes him humble.
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Diane Berson, MD, an associate clinical professor of dermatology at Cornell University's Weill Medical College, likes the two-pronged approach of Bellafill for this purpose.
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But the four-hour, two-part documentary Long Strange Trip, which is newly streaming on Amazon, offers a two-pronged take on the legendary group.
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"The approach that this bill takes, in general, which I believe can work well, is based on a two pronged approach to crime," Sanders said.
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They have relished in a two-pronged strategy of creating calamities for immigrants — and a subsequent liberal uproar — while staging deportation dramas that shock onlookers abroad.
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The right home renovation is a two-pronged investment: it both serves a functional need in a house and it could actually improve the home's value.
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According to Dr. John Dani, a neuroscientist and expert on the mechanisms of addiction from the University of Pennsylvania, the urge to smoke is two-pronged.
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The Trump administration is preparing to take a two-pronged approach to rolling back regulations cutting methane emissions from oil and gas wells, Axios has learned.
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Such a two-pronged approach appears to be gaining some momentum in Congress, as lawmakers hope to craft a legislative package before the end of March.
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The rating system potentially benefits gentrifiers on neighborhood factors, but its two-pronged approach balances that to some degree by also looking at a student's school.
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The issue is two-pronged: Trump's controversial comments about Curiel's ethnicity and the media's lack of knowledge and lexicon for discussing issues related to U.S. Latinos.
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This requires a two-pronged policy approach: the U.S. needs to boost its STEM talent pipeline through investments in STEM education and workforce training for Americans.
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She also pointed to the particular problem of the pregnancy rumor (or insult as is the case with the Vanderpump Rules premiere) as a two-pronged problem.
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"Apple shows how you fight against populism," a senior EU official familiar with the Commission chief's thinking told Reuters, describing a two-pronged strategy directed by Juncker.
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Ms Warren's two-pronged scheme was presented in March, but it is now coming under closer scrutiny as her campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination gathers steam.
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Here is what that looks like: With this two-pronged approach, Pulpix hopes it can lure publishers with the promise of keeping viewers on their sites longer.
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These birds also feature highly specialized tongues that turn into a two-pronged fork when in contact with nectar, allowing the birds to better absorb the liquid.
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"Usually, I suggest a two-pronged approach," said Jessica Chutka-Pelletier, a broker with Douglas Elliman in Chappaqua, who sold Mr. Lavertue and Ms. Simms their home.
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Further, Assad passes the second tier of the two-pronged test, and on the first question, Assad, as bad as he has been, is the status quo.
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Democrats should therefore respond with a two-pronged strategy: Defend ARC, and slam Trump's threats as proof that he is no different from classic Republican budget-cutters.
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This two-pronged bundle is designed to turn you into a power user, arming you with the skills to see projects through their completion using the program.
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Mr. Obama, who has been criticized for not acting forcefully enough to defeat the Islamic State, adopted a two-pronged strategy last year for defeating the group.
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Ammo control and fabrication device restrictions having failed, governments will over the longer term employ a two-pronged approach that consists of possession permits and digital censorship.
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These $349 headphones come with a USB cable, audio cable, two-pronged airline adapter, and a compact case that holds the whole thing in a tight package.
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Even though both sides agreed Coronado experienced a psychotic episode, under California law Judge Ocampo was bound to consider a two-pronged test to determine her sanity.
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TUESDAY PUZZLE — Deb powered through the White Walkers, but a two-pronged attack from the flu and the angry gods of internet access has temporarily felled her.
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" If you ask Bill Doyle, the executive chairman of the board of Novocure, the two-pronged strategy for expanding his tumor-tackling biotechnology company is "relatively simple.
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In its two-pronged approach, women support one another in their struggles but also use their hard-won knowledge of the prison system to advocate for change.
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The addition of AT4 to the Yukon models is part of a two-pronged approach with Denali to increase profitability for GM's GMC truck and SUV brand.
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Bedford, New Hampshire (CNN)A week after endorsing Hillary Clinton, Elizabeth Warren on Saturday fired off a two-pronged attack against Donald Trump and former rival Scott Brown.
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"We're going to see a two-pronged approach," said Floris Bauer, co-founder and president of Gunpowder & Sky, which has offices in Los Angeles, New York and London.
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The rate at which debt in the United States is growing is unsustainable, and the only way to battle it is with a two-pronged approach, Republican Sen.
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When a shooter pulls the trigger of an Axon taser, compressed nitrogen shoots two-pronged darts from the weapon's barrel, which are attached to electrically charged copper wires.
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This is a two-pronged problem: First of all, being plus-size and having an addiction to food are often conflated here and, secondly, it simply looks exploitative.
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Now, officials have a two-pronged approach to the situation: resettle those who got out, and try to convince those who haven't to leave as soon as possible.
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Mattel was also hit hard by the bankruptcy of Toys R Us. Under Kreiz, Mattel has embraced a two-pronged strategy aimed at turning around the troubled toymaker.
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Beyond supporting Congresswoman Gabbard, I would propose the following two pronged test to precede the application of military force or rendering of aid to entities seeking regime change.
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But Bunge's lukewarm response to a "possible consensual business combination" suggests a two-pronged M&A approach for agribusinesses may be in the offing, analysts said on Wednesday.
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Now Google comes to the market, with a two-pronged plan to disrupt Samsung, which is already reeling from the recall of its exploding Galaxy Note 7 smartphones.
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Instead, U.S. policymakers need to adopt a two-pronged strategy to restore "credible U.S. military leverage" and take the lead in assembling "a coherent regional coalition" against Tehran.
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Our chief White House correspondent analyzed the White House's two-pronged strategy for dealing with the special counsel's investigation: Limit it and attack those who are conducting it.
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The film's revelations are two-pronged: They uncover much about the Hasidic community, while also more broadly exposing how insular groups keep people in and everyone else out.
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Also, the preference for Clinton over Bernie Sanders was a two-pronged assessment; it was a sophisticated weighing of comfort and of policy without an absolutism of good vs.
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And the market fell on concerns that raising rates and tightening monetary, this two-pronged and aggressive tightening policy will bring problems to risk asset and growth next year.
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To do that, we are looking at a two-pronged strategy – one is to have a strong organic growth and two, to make strategic acquisitions at the same time.
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Rechtschaffen said if the Fed adopts a two-pronged strategy of reinvesting bond proceeds and jawboning down inflation expectations, that will help the Trump White House fund its programs.
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In this Gilded Age, though, that kind of two-pronged strategy—raking in money by any means necessary and ostentatiously dishing some back out—may not cut it anymore.
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The announcement came at the start of 20053 and referred to issues with two-pronged power adapters which are used for Europe, Korea, Australia, New Zealand, Argentina and Brazil.
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The announcement came at the start of 23 and referred to issues with two-pronged power adapters which are used for Europe, Korea, Australia, New Zealand, Argentina and Brazil.
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Inhofe's stand against the EPA is more than valid and supports a two-pronged defense against the agency's disregard for our judicial system and irresponsible misuse of taxpayer dollars.
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Maybe Gillum, and Stacey Abrams in Georgia, will win their respective gubernatorial bids, and the GOP will abandon its two-pronged strategy of racial incitement and minority-voter suppression.
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Undergraduates will be more engaged and fewer will drop out if universities adopt this two-pronged approach, giving students essential psychological tools and making their success an institutional priority.
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The rescue is two-pronged: to help the boys who have been brought out of the cave, while working to save the remaining boys and coach still trapped inside.
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For a while, the two-pronged approach seemed to be working, but over the past year, gonorrhea strains have seemed to grow increasingly resistant to both types of antibiotics.
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For her part, Ms. Pelosi was intent on playing a two-pronged game: bashing Mr. Trump publicly while toiling in the Capitol to dissuade House Democrats from impeaching him.
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The Democrats' two-pronged plan will also complicate life for Mr. McConnell, who has said he will not bring up any measure that does not have the president's support.
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Sempra devised a two-pronged strategy aimed at assuaging both Texas power regulators and Elliott and other creditors, according to one of the people with knowledge of the process.
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The birth highlighted how zoos increasingly use social media as a two-pronged tool, fueling their marketing efforts as well as raising awareness and conservation money for struggling species.
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The administration replied the next week, finally explaining its reasoning for why the Libya war didn't need an AUMF (the two-pronged test of "national interest" and limited scope).
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The two-pronged plugs in question were shipped to Continental Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Korea, Argentina, and Brazil, and are liable to break and shock you if you touch them.
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Mattel was also hit hard by the bankruptcy of Toys R Us. Under CEO Ynon Kreiz, Mattel has embraced a two-pronged strategy aimed at turning around the troubled toymaker.
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Four days after the bombing, Ankara announced a two-pronged "war on terror," said to focus on both the PKK and IS, but concentrated almost entirely on the militant Kurds.
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But instead of wasting time knocking down Munger's single payer idea, I've come up with a two-pronged strategy that will do something about the prohibitive costs he rightfully identified.
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Equity markets bore the brunt of the two-pronged tariff threat from the United States, while safe-haven assets such as the Swiss franc and gold have been hefty beneficiaries.
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His team freeze-dried a vaccine that Edward Jenner developed in England in 1796, so it no longer needed refrigeration, and adapted a two-pronged needle to simplify its application.
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Cuomo has emphasized a two-pronged solution to the coronavirus outbreak: increase the ability to care for those who get sick and cut down on the spread of new cases.
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Four days after the bombing, Ankara announced a two-pronged "war on terror," claimed to focus on both the PKK and IS, but concentrated almost entirely on the militant Kurds.
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The push to publish the Trump administration's visitor logs is a two-pronged challenge because the president has taken meetings both at the White House and at his various properties.
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But ask the cybersecurity community, and they'll tell you the easiest way to hack the election is a simpler, two-pronged attack: Black out sources of real information and spread disinformation.
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The revelations in One of Us are two-pronged: They uncover much about the Hasidic community, while also more broadly exposing how insular groups keep people in and everyone else out.
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The path forward is two-pronged: More and better education coupled with better security UX so that users know what (and what not) to do, and doing it isn't punishingly complicated.
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Trump's legal team leveled a two-pronged attack at Bolton on Tuesday, saying the allegations in his upcoming book are not credible — but even if they were, they are not impeachable.
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RISE is a two-pronged effort: slow damaging growth of the lionfish population and create a rich curriculum around this and future RISE work that can be used in American middle schools.
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The first component of his two-pronged, 2013 return to the mainstream from the indie outskirts was a tour de force on True Detective as a desiccated husk of his usual form.
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This is the two-pronged approach TheWaveVR believes VR concerts need in order to make them a different category: visuals you can't get at a real show and a true social experience.
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The sizable funding round arrived at a time when China's softening economy is sapping consumer confidence, but the company's two-pronged strategy makes sure it covers a broad range of consumer demands.
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Despite concerns this two-pronged approach risked cannibalising demand, Chris Agathangelou, head of financial institutions syndicate at NatWest Markets, said the issuer had chosen very different maturity buckets to mitigate those fears.
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Here's a breakdown of Oscar's two-pronged Medicare Advantage strategy:Oscar's Montefiore partnership in New York is in line with its existing "narrow network" plans — but the approach could alienate Medicare-age patients.
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The recall involves two-pronged wall plug adapters sold with Macs and the 10-watt adapters shipped with iPads between 2003 and 2015, in Argentina, Brazil, Europe, New Zealand and South Korea.
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He and Lillard are both pick-and-roll guards who do great work spotting up, giving the Blazers a two-pronged dribble drive attack that allows the team to maintain exceptional spacing.
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Since 1980, Nintendo has taken a two-pronged approach to the gaming market: In addition to a traditional, TV-based home console, the company has also produced a portable, battery-powered handheld device.
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These private groups and messaging "pose specific problems to Facebook's two-pronged automatic and human-driven moderation approach," Emily Stewart writes, which will only worsen as Facebook embraces private messaging as its future.
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The rescue rights issue is part of a two-pronged plan for the world's oldest lender, including the sale of 9.2 billion euros of non-performing loans to clean up its balance sheet.
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The recall involves two-pronged wall plug adapters sold with Macs and the 10-watt adapters shipped with iPads between 2003 and 43, in Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Europe, New Zealand, and South Korea.
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"Obviously, we look at what happened in 2016 and what we should expect in the future is a two-pronged attack," says Noah Praetz, the director of elections for Cook County in Illinois.
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This year, McSally has taken a two-pronged approach: She's talking more about her past to improve her image compared to 217, while also running a knock-down, drag-out campaign against Kelly.
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The two-pronged cleansing approach ensures my face is as clean as possible before I move on to the rest of my skincare, which is key to keeping my complexion happy and healthy.
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For snow alone, the SnoBrum is ideal; for snow piled atop ice, remember that whole two-pronged approach we talked about earlier and invest in this tool and a scraper for the win.
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The most profitable businesses of the future, she said, will be those that follow a two-pronged approach: hiring people from diverse backgrounds, and making those employees feel included within the company culture.
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Rather, it is showcasing exclusive three-dimensional replicas of iconic paintings, in a two-pronged attempt to bring the van Gogh viewing experience to American mall-goers while simultaneously raising funds for the museum.
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The company on Thursday announced a new two-pronged approach to tackling this problem on its site: one new policy is intended to curb repeated abuse, and one is aimed at establishing greater transparency.
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Cramer has been warning investors since October about a two-pronged, man-made slowdown in the economy, fueled by concerns over the Fed hiking interest rates too quickly and the Trump administration's trade tariffs.
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All this action predated the summer 1984 launch of the Prince legend as we know it: the two-pronged release of the seriously gorgeous Purple Rain LP and the surprisingly enjoyable Purple Rain flick.
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After being "horrific underperformers" for years, their stocks have finally caught a two-pronged tailwind from their improving prospects in the 5G arena and the U.S. government's China crackdown, the "Mad Money" host said.
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Xiaomi's new 4K Android TV box comes with a voice-control remote Google has taken a distinctly two-pronged approach to streaming video on TV since the failure of its original Google TV product.
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The Clarins Pore Perfecting Matifying Kit includes a translucent powder and blotting papers for a two-pronged attack on shine; if your skin is more dull or dry, then facial spritzes are for you.
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President Trump pushed forward with a two-pronged trade offensive this week, enacting tariffs on imported aluminum and steel on Friday, a day after announcing levies on up to $60 billion in Chinese goods.
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The latter was also a two-pronged attack that involved a DDoS attack against the online ticket-selling site for passengers, and an intrusion into the automated system for scheduling and dispatching freight cars.
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"The uncertainty for the Singapore economy still remains the same, a two-pronged risk - U.S.-Sino trade relations and the maturing of the global electronics cycle," said Barnabas Gan, Singapore economist at United Overseas Bank.
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The Navy is already trying to figure out how to protect its Atlantic fleet headquarters at Norfolk, Virginia — the world's largest naval installation — from the two-pronged threat of rising seas and a sinking shore.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Former Foreign Minister Boris Johnson launched a two-pronged attack on Britain's government on Sunday, criticizing suggestions it may increase taxes to fund services and its management of a high-speed rail project.
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He is asking in part because of his sons, one of whom squandered his youth on drugs, another of whom has just stabbed himself to death with a two-pronged barbecue fork — also on drugs.
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Andrew Cuomo has emphasized a two-pronged solution to the coronavirus outbreak: increase the ability to care for those who get sick and cut down on the spread of new cases to a manageable level.
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This two-pronged change to the top tax bracket would also be more likely to achieve the goals intended by previous conservative tax cuts while still increasing government revenue for social programs and debt relief.
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Aides have choreographed a two-pronged strategy that will feature different supporting characters for the pair of arguments against each article of impeachment, with the supremacy of executive power at the heart of both defenses.
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It could reflect Trump's two-pronged focus: Improving public relations around the annual exercises in addition to reassuring South Koreans that these drills were not escalating the situation beyond Washington's and Seoul's control, Seaman continued.
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To try to close the window between when a child first gets sick and when they can get to the hospital, two healthcare nonprofits sponsored a yearlong trial project that took a two-pronged approach.
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Out of the gate, the two-pronged attack against Kavanaugh was that he would overturn the right to an abortion and dismantle the Affordable Care Act and the pre-existing condition protections that come with it.
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That two-pronged approach allows the cars to better detect obstacles because they can see what should be present based on the map, like a traffic sign, versus what shouldn't, like a person crossing the street.
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The two-pronged investigation -- into the actress's links to drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman and into the finances of her boutique tequila brand, Honor Del Castillo -- will determine if drug money went to her business.
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Washington may achieve this with a two-pronged strategy targeting Pyongyang's systemic vulnerabilities: First, block the Kim Jong Un regime's offshore hard currency reserves and income with financial sanctions, including secondary sanctions against its foreign enablers.
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Faced with a prison population projected to grow by 17,85033 people in the following five years, but unwilling to spend billions of dollars on new prisons, Texan lawmakers launched a two-pronged reform effort in 2005.
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If we care about diversity and representation, then the approach we need is two-pronged: We need new characters establishing new legacies, and we also need characters that use a pre-existing legacy to attract eyeballs.
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Still, Democrats warn the Midwest alone won't deliver the White House; they say candidates can take a two-pronged approach by also aggressively courting minority voters who make up a substantial part of the party's base.
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In a two-pronged move, the government and the Danish central bank eased monetary policy by releasing banks' emergency buffer and offering cheap loans to banks to give the lenders more leeway during the coronavirus crisis.
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And that has created an odd, two-pronged recruiting battle: As college coaches try to entice St. Anthony players to consider joining them in a few years, rival high schools are making a more immediate pitch.
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Trump's "two-pronged strategy" against Europe and China doesn't have the backing the president wants from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, which would be to cut interest rates every time he escalates trade tension, Cramer said.
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If you've fallen for the Intro 2's two-pronged body and dual motors, you'll be eager to switch to the more compact Form 2, which offers a rechargeable battery, more modes, and a more nuanced interface.
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The Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986 (IRCA) was a byproduct of hard-fought compromise: employer sanctions and interior enforcement in exchange for a two-pronged amnesty that included a special program for seasonal agricultural workers.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Lawyers for one of five federal prisoners scheduled by President Donald Trump's administration for execution have launched a two-pronged legal effort to prevent the government from carrying out the lethal injection slated for January.
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This being HBO, we get lots of money shots of full-on horse sex, but the bit also serves as a two-pronged business lesson: First, it doesn't matter that your heart is in the right place.
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Republicans, delighted by signs of division on Guantanamo, are launching a two-pronged attack: Criticize Dems who won't weigh in as turning a "blind eye" to national security and hammer those who rebuke Obama as politically motivated.
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At a plenary session last year, Kim formally announced a "new strategic line" of focusing on economic progress and improving North Koreans' lives, rather than the previous two-pronged approach of both economic and nuclear weapons development.
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My fear now is two-pronged: that the lawyers on the Supreme Court will behave like politicians and that too many of us will be too snowed by their seeming moderation to call them out on it.
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The death toll is emblematic of the failure of the government's two-pronged strategy: taking down top cartel bosses, while simultaneously deploying federal-security forces to cities or regions where the violence has gotten out of hand.
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On the surface, that may seem like a relatively minor inconvenience for abortion advocates, but the Trump administration's argument could also form part of a two-pronged attack on abortion rights that could render them virtually useless.
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Now that I&aposm on track to pay off all my debt in 2020, I&aposm very happy that I decided to take a two-pronged approach to financial health by both paying off debt and investing.
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At a similar plenary session last year, Kim formally announced a "new strategic line" that focused on economic progress and improving North Koreans' lives, rather than the previous two-pronged approach of economic and nuclear weapons development.
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The move, its biggest expansion outside of the core Canadian market, is part of new President Alex Macedo's two-pronged strategy to battle intense competition in the fast-food industry at home and to fix its bruised reputation.
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But for as much as Davis may have felt used throughout the merger process, the bottom line is that the two-pronged approach—Hunt playing the good cop behind the scenes, and Davis fighting a public battle—worked.
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His two-pronged approach highlights the dilemma faced by mountain resorts — how to retain profits as they embark on what the Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD) says needs to be a global rethink of tourism.
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In a blog post on Monday, head of Instagram Adam Mosseri announced a two-pronged approach to fighting bullying on the platform, a familiar problem on social media that he said the company could do more to curb.
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The ads reflect a two-pronged effort by banks, industry insiders said: to wean customers from costly physical services like paper checks and branches, and gains on Venmo, a better-known payments app offered by PayPal Holdings Inc .
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The ads reflect a two-pronged effort by banks, industry insiders said: to wean customers from costly physical services like paper checks and branches, and gains on Venmo, a better-known payments app offered by PayPal Holdings Inc.
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Following the 22019/11 attacks, the Bush administration created a two-pronged approach to addressing the terrorist threat; our Military approach in the War on Terrorism and the reorganization of law enforcement resources to address the threat domestically.
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At a news conference later, she spoke in front of a bare two-pronged tree that had been shaped like a giant slingshot, with the trunk covered in a Palestinian flag and with a tyre at its base.
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Unusually for a sovereign wealth fund, which typically is solely focused on generating wealth for future generations, PIF has a two-pronged mandate - it is also expected to develop domestic projects that will reduce Saudi Arabias reliance on oil.
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"Trump's provocations and China's two-pronged response mean American companies and workers now are at a considerable cost disadvantage relative to both Chinese firms and firms in third countries," said researchers, who include notable trade expert Chad P. Bown.
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If this rumor holds true, Amazon's approach to music streaming will soon be two-pronged; Prime Music for casual listening, and the unannounced subscription product for consumers that want the freedom of choosing between tens of millions of songs.
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The Fix: The new law offered a two-pronged solution for the wait time problem: Let some veterans go to private doctors to provide immediate relief for the system, and hire thousands more doctors to meet long-term demand.
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Unusually for a sovereign wealth fund, which typically is solely focused on generating wealth for future generations, PIF has a two-pronged mandate - it is also expected to develop domestic projects that will reduce Saudi Arabia's reliance on oil.
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That has involved a two-pronged approach of increased investment, along with greater migration by Han Chinese, who have become the majority in some areas, particularly urban centers, and massively skewed the demographics of the region in Beijing's favor.
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In response, Blix has adopted a two-pronged approach: It is suing Apple over allegations of patent infringement and antitrust violations, even as it appeals directly to the tech titan to get Bluemail back onto the Mac App Store.
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More sophisticated savers looking to earn higher interest on their emergency stash than that offered by a bank savings account could consider a two-pronged approach, said Maria Bruno, CFP, and head of U.S. wealth planning at Vanguard Group.
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Salvini, say League insiders and analysts, has a two-pronged strategy: to appeal to more moderate and undecided voters while carving out a pivotal role for himself on the European stage after elections to the European parliament in May.
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According to court documents, Spanier is expected to fight the charges with a two-pronged argument: First, that as president of a university, he was not a mandated reporter of suspected abuse of a child that was not under his care.
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It is responding with a two-pronged strategy of building its own infrastructure and seeking complementary deals with other companies country by country and has already spent 15 billion euros buying cable operators Kabel Deutschland in Germany and Ono in Spain.
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Ciudadanos has previously said it will not join any coalition led by Sanchez, and its leader Albert Rivera - together with Conservative Partido Popular's (PP) Pablo Casado - renewed the two-pronged attack they had directed at the prime minister on Monday.
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"Overall sentiment is still fairly supportive for the gold market," Patterson added, attributing the recent price rally to a two-pronged U.S. trade spat with Mexico and China, and hopes of an interest rate cut by the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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Ignacio Jurado, politics lecturer at the University of York, suggested rightists Pablo Casado of the People's Party (PP) and Albert Rivera of Ciudadanos might change roles after Monday's two-pronged attack on Socialist Prime Minister and election frontrunner Pedro Sanchez.
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Tuesday's two-pronged assault by a suicide bomber and at least four gunmen, claimed by the Somalia-based al Qaeda affiliate al Shabaab, killed 21 people and sent hundreds fleeing from the 23 Riverside Drive complex in the Kenyan capital.
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"I'm taking this kind of two-pronged approach—extrapolating on the dark side of technology and then trying to figure out what are the things that we can do to build a better future through using the technology itself," Matsuda said.
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Walmart is using a two-pronged strategy for its Black Friday sales this year: a first wave of deals that begins right now and runs until Thanksgiving, and a second set of Black Friday discounts that start on Thanksgiving Day.
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Arts Rock am Ring/Rock im Park Various venues, June 226-26 This two-pronged music festival takes place simultaneously on an air force base in Mendig, Germany, and in the central German city of Nuremberg, about 228 miles away.
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But Clinton's team is launching a two-pronged assault on that idea: first by saying Trump's business was actually built through fraud, and second by arguing that Clinton has concrete policy proposals for helping small-business owners that Trump doesn't.
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Having spent more than three decades helping build up America's workplace savings system, let me try to explain, in plain language, the two-pronged threat that the administration is now posing to the future of our private retirement savings system.
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"Aggressively fighting the opioid epidemic by disrupting and dismantling drug trafficking organizations here in Hampden County continues to be at the center of our two-pronged attack on the opioid epidemic," Hampden District Attorney Anthony D. Gulluni said in a statement .
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When the IAAF unrolled it's new biological passport program in 2011, so many Russian athletes were getting flagged that the organization discussed a similar two-pronged approach, separating elites from non-elites, while working "in close collaboration" with the Russian federation.
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To stay out of a fruitless (if not counterproductive) cat-and-mouse game, it's often useful for parents to take a two-pronged approach, articulating high expectations in one breath and acknowledging the limits of their power in the next.
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Across their playoff victories against Minnesota and Green Bay, the 49ers deployed their quartet of catalysts — tight end George Kittle, fullback Kyle Juszczyk and receivers Deebo Samuel and Emmanuel Sanders — as decoys in a two-pronged attack to manipulate the defense.
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Yet in August 1994, Sanders, while noting the bill was not perfect, offered a broader defense of the bill and said it was a bill that "should be supported" with a two-pronged approach of "increased law enforcement" and increased prevention.
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The tough approach means anger is growing among separatist rebels and the broader Baluch community, a potential problem for the military as it pursues a two-pronged approach: amnesty for rebels willing to disarm and hunting down those who are not.
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"When you look at many of these countries, it's been a two-pronged attack on the media," Daron Acemoglu, a Turkish-born M.I.T. economist and a co-author of "Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity and Poverty," told me.
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Now that project is scrapped, and the two-pronged plan announced on Thursday will also take the production pressure off Los Alamos — a move that seeks to maintain its profile as a scientific research center rather than as a munitions factory.
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It diminishes the value of the data that could be stolen, because the chip and PIN cards' two-pronged security measures make it more difficult, if not possible, for thieves to actually use or sell stolen consumer credit card data.
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LONDON (Reuters) - When soccer's governing body in Europe began to get tough on the sport's finances from 2009 onwards, the British club Manchester City came up with a two-pronged counter-attack, a trove of documents relating to soccer shows.
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Ms Rogers, whose Organisation for Black Struggle in St Louis has been active since the 1980s, says Black Lives Matter is the latest example of a long, two-pronged struggle: for electoral change and more "power outside the arena" for black people.
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Senior Chinese officials are studying a two-pronged analysis of the yuan that was prepared by the government, the people said, but the analysis doesn't mean officials will carry out a devaluation, which would require approval from top leaders, according to Bloomberg.
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When we last left the benevolent ape leader Caesar in 2014's Dawn of the Planet of the Apes he had just emerged from a two-pronged battle against a band of double-dealing human ambassadors and his belligerent ape rival, Koba.
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This incentive-based structure led to a two-pronged approach to content: anodyne "relatable" blog posts that take little time to write and circulate widely on Facebook, and controversial opinion or topical news reactions that can go viral by inciting conversational rage.
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Sources familiar with the process said Germany was pursuing a two-pronged approach under which it would buy an existing fighter to replace the Tornado, while working with France on a new European jet to replace its Eurofighters at a later point.
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Politico reported on Tuesday that Democrats have a two-pronged strategy: They plan a sustained attack on Republicans' hypocrisy for ramming through a bill with no committee hearings after the GOP blamed Democrats for years for passing Obamacare with no Republican votes.
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Stallworth successfully infiltrated a local Ku Klux Klan chapter with an ingenious two-pronged approach: He convinced the chapter's leader of his "racist" bona fides on the phone and used a white fellow officer (Adam Driver) to pose for face-to-face encounters.
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LONDON, Nov 6 (Reuters) - When soccer's governing body in Europe began to get tough on the sport's finances from 2009 onwards, the British club Manchester City came up with a two-pronged counter-attack, a trove of documents relating to soccer shows.
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Orange Glou, a service started by Doreen Winkler, a sommelier and consultant specializing in natural and orange wines, takes a two-pronged approach: There's a three- or six-bottle monthly subscription and a series of pop-up tastings and dinners around the city.
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Kevin O'Leary, chairman of O'Shares ETFs and an investor on "Shark Tank, " told CNBC on Monday he's making a two-pronged bet on Canada's future prosperity, due to what he sees as a conservative groundswell to challenge the liberal prime minister, Justin Trudeau.
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Ants can and will make use of any possible point of entry if they are attracted by the scent of something edible, so this two-pronged approach of removing the attraction and barring the way is the best approach to keeping insects away.
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The charges are two-pronged, targeting both the Republicans' refusal to update the Voting Rights Act (VRA) and their support for the Supreme Court's 2010 Citizens United ruling, which empowered anonymous and unlimited election spending by corporations, unions and other well-heeled interests.
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Their work includes a two-pronged effort to pursue plasma-based treatments that could help lessen the impact of COVID-19 on health care systems, with a fast-tracked development timeline that could see human clinical trials start as soon as this summer.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — In a two-pronged attack in a southern Afghan province, the Taliban shelled the provincial capital city with rockets and then raided police outposts in a neighboring district, killing at least 20 officers and wounding six others, officials said on Sunday.
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But even that felt like too much, so Haupt's goal with the rotary cell was two-pronged: She wanted to strip a mobile phone down to its absolute essentials, while giving her an even more legitimate excuse for not text messaging her friends.
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News of an explosion in the heart of Brussels immediately set off fears of another terror attack in a city still on its second-highest alert level after the Islamic State claimed a two-pronged attack that killed 32 people in March 2016.
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"All assets have underperformed in 2018 simply because the Fed accelerated the process of tightening monetary policy with a two-pronged approach of both hiking rates and reducing the balance sheet," Ian Lyngen, head of U.S. rate strategy at BMO, said in an interview.
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"So many of them are baffled that we could find ourselves in this late-cycle dilemma that wasn't supposed to occur so soon." for weeks about a in the U.S. economy, fueled by the two-pronged pressures of interest and the Trump administration's tariffs.
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The group has a two-pronged strategy aimed at getting Democrats elected so that they're in position to redraw the maps in 220006, while simultaneously pushing legal challenges to the existing GOP-friendly maps that Republicans put together following the 2202 Tea Party wave.
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As the two-pronged assault on Islamic State territory unfolded, several analysts pointed to the role of the unity's government's new defense minister, Almahdi Al-Barghathi, who has been trying to bring rival militant factions under a central command that could become a national army.
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Maxman said that Oxfam America will pursue its own two-pronged approach to helping the island, which will consist of advocating for an overall improved response to the disaster and supporting local affiliates who are on site in Puerto Rico and can provide relief.
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Ren is fighting a two-pronged war of words at the moment as some western countries have begun banning the acquisition of Huawei products for government use and his own daughter is being detained in Canada at the behest of the United States government.
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The OPEC cartel led by Saudi Arabia on Thursday had proposed a two-pronged approach to its key ally Russia: extend existing production cuts of 2.1 million barrels through to the end of 2020; and make further cuts of 1.5 million barrels per day.
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Women have become the foot soldiers and emerging leaders of a two-pronged effort: sustained political resistance to the Trump presidency, as they run for office in unheard-of numbers; and a broader cultural challenge to men's power and privilege, embodied by the #MeToo uprising.
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Mr. Ossoff has pursued a two-pronged strategy, aiming to peel off a fraction of Republican-leaning voters with a sober, centrist message while mobilizing a broader group of moderates and liberals who are infrequent voters at best and seldom turn out in special elections.
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LEADING THE DAY IMPEACHMENT WATCH: With a vote on war powers coming this week, Pelosi is showing that she is intent on pressing Trump on Iran and impeachment, a two-pronged fight that is certain to fan the flames between Congress and the White House.
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In a statement that served as a two-pronged warning, both to her left flank and to the president, she said that the House would not move quickly to impeach Mr. Trump, but would not shy away from doing so if it were warranted.
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Thus, networks have a two-pronged reason for outing Netflix's viewership numbers — if they're huge, the competing networks can charge more for Netflix to license their programs; if they're small, the competing networks can insist Netflix isn't as omnipresent as it seems to be.
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Basically, presidents before Trump argued they didn't need authorization if: That two-pronged test is how the US justified involvement in the (technically, but only nominally, NATO-led) war in Libya in 2011, another fight against a sovereign nation that wasn't justified on terrorism grounds.
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"The majority of gang members eventually outgrow the gang, but when our message is just 'eradicate, incarcerate, and deport' without a two-pronged strategy that provides support to the second group, you risk losing them and creating a situation of perpetual crime and violence," he says.
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The two-pronged effort focuses on China, the source of 90 percent of Pyongyang's trade, but also on nations around the world that use North Korea's workers, host its consulates and companies, buy its military equipment and allow its planes to transit or land on their territory.
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The three-year-old arm of Chinese conglomerate Fosun International, which posted its first annual profit in 2018, will launch at least 11 new resorts in the coming years under the French brand with minimum capital expenditure, as part of a two-pronged approach to accelerate growth.
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Peterson Institute for International Economics "Trump's provocations and China's two-pronged response mean American companies and workers now are at a considerable disadvantage relative to both Chinese firms and firms in [other] countries," Chad Bown, a senior fellow at the Peterson Institute, said in the report.
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That two-pronged investigation — begun in response to news media reports — cast further light on doping in Russian track and field and on duplicity in the sport's international governing body, the I.A.A.F., whose former president Lamine Diack faces charges of corruption and money laundering in France.
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But this has been the studio's two-pronged strategy to promote Bay's new film: lather up Benghazi-obsessed conservatives through the appropriate media channels, then reassure liberal audiences that the film is just a classic tale of American heroism, one that has nothing to do with politics.
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Seeking to position himself as a national leader against climate change, Mayor Bill de Blasio on Wednesday announced a two-pronged attack against the fossil-fuel industry, including a vow that city pension funds would divest about $5 billion from companies involved in the fossil fuel business.
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In recent days, responding to a flurry of news related to the Russia investigation, members of President Trump's team have been making a two-pronged argument: They say that collusion is not a crime, but that it doesn't matter anyway because Trump's campaign never colluded with Russia.
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The investment management arm of global insurance group Allianz is relying on a two-pronged approach to target senior secured debt and mezzanine financing for privately held Asian companies with enterprise value of less than US$1bn and Ebitda ranging from US$15m to US$100m.
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The territorial stalemate remained largely intact until July when Assad's forces — heavily reliant on Russian air support and Shiite militia fighters — choked off the last remaining road and supply line into rebel-held Aleppo, and thus began their two-pronged offensive of unfettered airstrikes and orchestrated attrition.
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AFP PHOTO/Ronaldo Schemidt The fragmentation of the Gulf Cartel is a prime example of the failure of the Mexican government's two-pronged strategy for combating organized crime; taking down high-level old-school señores, while deploying federal security forces to areas where the violence is out of control.
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Sanders' campaign has started a two-pronged attack on Clinton's super delegate lead: Sanders is publicly knocking the super delegate system, and suggesting that delegates from states he won should flip to his corner, while his campaign is urging delegates one-by-one to back the Vermont senator.
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The country's right-wing minority government will be asked to take a two-pronged approach to regulation, examining both the fund's own use of ownership structures designed to cut its liability for tax on its foreign investments as well as that of companies it invests in, the politicians said.
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As Gorbachev's attempt to create a more humane (but still Communist) Soviet Union foundered on the two-pronged resistance of conservatives and Yeltsinite liberals, Alexander Yakovlev, Seryozha's grandfather, was appointed chair of a Rehabilitation Commission, devoted to documenting the horrors of the Stalinist era and helping its victims.
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This also works doubly because if I don't put the eagles on my side, I'm going to have to fight a two-pronged battle—one in the air, and one on the dirt—I don't need to be constantly looking up for these goddamn winged menaces all the time.
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For the past year, Trump's lawyers pursued a two-pronged approach that relied on public attacks by Giuliani on Mueller's "witch hunt" on cable TV news alongside backroom negotiations with Mueller's team led by the Raskins, according to two sources familiar with the strategy who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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This is the very two-pronged plan he outlined for governing the trust he's leaving behind for his wife: My advice to the trustee could not be more simple: Put 10% of the cash in short-term government bonds and 90% in a very low-cost S&P 500 index fund.
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"The effect is two-pronged: to hold on to folks, and make sure there is continuity of government, and an overall extension of the attempt to gum up the revolving door even further," said Julian Ha, the practice leader of executive search firm Heidrick & Struggles's government affairs and trade association teams.
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Coffman's surprising defection marks one part of a two-pronged attack: That same day, the Republican from Colorado also introduced the "21st Century Internet Act," a bill that would "permanently codify" the core tenets of net neutrality and better safeguard the open internet against the partisan machinations of the FCC.
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I&aposm happy I haven&apost put every single dollar toward my debtNow that I&aposm on track to pay off all my debt in 2020, I&aposm very happy that I decided to take a two-pronged approach to financial health by both paying off debt and simultaneously investing.
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Her argument was two-pronged: She suggested that Hollywood's emphasis on extreme beauty has insulated her from the worst forms of harassment throughout her career, and she described the acts of "self-protection" — including dressing down and modifying her behavior — that have helped her ward off unwanted attention from men.
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The Blue Dogs met Tuesday evening with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, White House chief economic adviser Gary Cohn and Marc Short, the president's director of legislative affairs, to press a simple, two-pronged message: First, for tax reform to be sustainable, it must be bipartisan; second, the Blue Dogs are willing to help.
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The Senate panel's investigation has taken on a two-pronged approach -- interviewing intelligence community officials and others to confirm the intelligence community's election meddling, while at the same time interviewing Trump officials like former campaign chairman Paul Manafort and Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner to probe possible collusion with Russian officials.
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If you ask public defenders, and especially immigration lawyers, the Trump administration is pursuing a two-pronged attack against due process: While enforcement is increased and alternatives to incarceration de-prioritized, the already marginal amounts of funding (at least in comparison to prosecutor's offices) available to public defenders could dry up overnight.
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The Chinese authorities held to their two-pronged position — downplaying the problem while promising a clampdown — after that paper was released in May and after the investigations by The Times and the Environment Investigation Agency, an independent group, found evidence that CFC-11 was being used widely in China to make foam.
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This particular video has recently been circulating on the internet, newly labeled a recording of the fires ravaging the Amazon rainforest: Tens of thousands of fires have burned so far this year to make way for farmers, a two-pronged ecological catastrophe that is eroding irreplaceable ecosystems even as it exacerbates climate change.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio offered a two-pronged plan on Saturday to address this, first by setting aside 20 percent of the seats at each of the specialized schools for students from high-poverty schools — which tend to have a high share of black and Hispanic students — who score just below the cutoff score.
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The two-pronged rescue scheme hinges on Monte dei Paschi raising 5 billion euros ($5.6 billion) in a cash call to be completed by the end of the year - a tall order for a lender that is worth less than 1 billion on the market and has burned through 8 billion euros from share issues since 2014.
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You can play Messenger Instant Games like EverWing on Facebook's web site thanks to an overlaid phone screen plus your mouse and keyboard You can play Messenger Instant Games like EverWing on Facebook's web site thanks to an overlaid phone screen plus your mouse and keyboard It's all part of Facebook's two-pronged new approach to gaming.
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The Ia could now reveal themselves in full, but wanting to avoid confusion they pursued a two-pronged strategy: By approaching a longtime member of government not tightly bound to any current faction (the ex-senator) and a marginal eccentric with access to resources (the ex-rocker) they set the foundation for a productive first meeting with the president.
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Mueller's redacted report detailed a two-pronged effort by Moscow to use hacked Democratic emails and social media to influence the 85033 vote in President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's favor.
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Mueller's redacted report detailed a two-pronged effort by Moscow to use hacked Democratic emails and social media to influence the 2016 vote in President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's favor.
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Forward-thinking companies are taking a two-pronged approach: They're abandoning their hiring biases and scrapping outdated job requirements in order to open their pipelines to newer tech talent, and they're reinvesting the money saved from hiring less-expensive engineers to create "farm teams" within their organizations — similar to sports franchises — in order to groom probationary hires for permanent spots on their teams.
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A former prosecutor who knows Mr Mueller and his team sees a two-pronged strategy, involving "pure pressure" on Mr Manafort and Mr Gates to turn and co-operate, and the plea deal with Mr Papadopoulos to "telegraph that they are on to the Russia thing" and scare anyone who had dealings with the campaign aide, some of whom may now be re-interviewed.
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This two-pronged tightening policy started with former Fed Chairwoman Janet YellenJanet Louise YellenThink of this economy as an elderly friend: Old age means coming death On The Money: Rising recession fears pose risk for Trump | Stocks suffer worst losses of 85033 | Trump blames 'clueless' Fed for economic worries Recession fears surge as stock markets plunge MORE at much smaller QT levels with more infrequent rate hikes.
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Damon Cann, associate professor at Utah State University, said that a long-shot win can be achieved by a "two-pronged" approach: turning out all Democrats and having Libertarian nominee Gary JohnsonGary Earl JohnsonProgressive Democrats' turnout plans simply don't add up Trump's GOP challenger: 'I may be reduced' to debating Alec Baldwin Amash won't rule out Libertarian challenge to Trump MORE peel away enough GOP voters from Trump.
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To Read Warrior Maven&aposs Previous Report on Columbia Class Production & Tech CLICK HERE With this in mind, the development strategy for the Columbia-Class could well be described in terms of a two-pronged approach; in key respects, the new boats will introduce a number of substantial leaps forward or technical innovations - while simultaneously leveraging currently available cutting-edge technologies from the Virginia-Class attack submarines, Navy program managers have told Warrior.
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They include an auxiliary cable so you can use them as wired headphones in case your WaveSound 3 battery dies (you can also use the included micro-USB cable to charge them from any USB port.) The WaveSound 3's also come with a two-pronged airplane adapter so you can hook your headphones into the airplane viewing system and watch endless movies and TV shows as you soar through the sky.
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On the other side of the divide is Hamas, led by a popular hardliner, 54-year-old Ismail Haniyeh, who asserts that a spiritual and territorial "liberation" will be possible only through a two-pronged strategy of violence and strict adherence to Islamic law (which has included deploying "modesty police" to beat unmarried Gazans seen socializing with members of the opposite sex or who fail to wear what Hamas deems to be modest clothing).
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A financial crisis in the euro zone's third-biggest economy would also risk creating contagion across Europe, a region already reeling from Britain's decision to leave the EU. The two-pronged rescue scheme hinges on Monte dei Paschi raising 5 billion euros ($13 billion) in a cash call to be completed by the end of the year - a tall order for a lender that is worth less than 1 billion on the market and has burned through 8 billion euros from share issues since 2014.
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According to Mueller, and as has been previously argued by prosecutors in extensive federal court filings, Russia's election interference was essentially two-pronged: A company funded by a Russian oligarch with ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin spent years using social media to "provoke and amplify political and social discord" in the U.S., denigrating Democratic challenger Hillary Clinton and praising Trump; simultaneously, the Russian military stole emails and other documents from Clinton's campaign and related officials and then shared them either via fake online personas or in coordination with WikiLeaks.
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