That means fewer steps, plus hallways wide enough for U-turns.
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A couple of motorists do hurried U-turns to escape the scene.
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The movement, "Spirited," maintains a sybaritic optimism even through emotional U-turns.
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It drove around and made U-turns on the block twice, he said.
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But his approach has been marked by uncertainty, U-turns and, occasionally, incompetence.
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The number of campaign promises that have morphed into presidential U-turns is staggering.
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Unnervingly, the Wii U turns itself on to advertise Nintendo games available for purchase.
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The truck hopped curbs, spun U-turns and maneuvered around other vehicles and police.
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And so maybe one of our great U-turns is that no one does die.
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Mr Turnbull's U-turns make some wonder if he ever stood for much besides winning power.
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The country has consistently performed U-turns in the years since the end of the dictatorship.
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Whether his recent U-turns are a precursor to more fundamental changes is an open question.
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We're making U-TURNS today, and for some reason, they are being made on college campuses.
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The consensus among commentators is that he is unlikely to make any drastic u-turns on policies.
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One by one, they were directed to make U-turns at a police checkpoint blocking an entrance.
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Yet he had not done with U-turns; and he was about to perform the strangest of all.
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When it comes to shamelessness, little beats Johnson's U-turns (or EU-turns) on the subject of Brexit.
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Trump's policy U-turns can be a game changer in so many ways and affect risk appetite negatively.
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Mr. Sessions is carrying out one of the sharpest U-turns in Justice Department philosophy in modern history.
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After six months it is hard to name a single signature policy, and easy to cite U-turns.
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An expected landslide victory has evaporated amid U-turns and a bizarre unwillingness to face discussion and debate.
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But he certainly pitches like it and has already learned about the U-turns that exist in baseball.
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The result is a glorious mess of tone changes and character U-turns interspersed with snippets of commentary.
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The President's apparent U-turns have left the nation spinning in the aftermath of successive horrific mass shootings.
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It wants to avoid confrontation with students who have forced past governments into policy u-turns with protracted rallies.
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The document highlights different scenarios to be tested, from high speed driving and tight U-turns to lane changes.
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If you insist that drivers aren't key to your business, apparently you end up making some bizarre U-turns.
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Motorists caught up in the shoot-out are seen pulling U-turns across the road to escape the scene.
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From a prime minister who has made several U-turns in her nine months in power, this one was dramatic.
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Finding a logo for Tokyo's 2020 Summer Olympics has been a difficult process, fraught with delays, plagiarism and U-turns.
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"There's been a series of abrupt U-turns on policy, and now it's followed by erratic personal behavior," said Rep.
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The White House has vigorously pushed back against suggestions that the president has made u-turns on those policy issues.
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The truck led police on a long chase, hopping curbs, doing U-turns and maneuvering around other vehicles and police.
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Trade talks and a growing number of policy U-turns by global central banks have propped up equities in recent weeks.
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This was not the time, they say, for the global antidoping body to perform the U-turn of all U-turns.
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Surely the shortest reveal we've seen, it confirms what you might have known by then: The theme entries make U-turns.
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Her government has been characterised by U-turns and her letter this week was more emollient than some of her earlier statements.
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The A's got their win, but not before two U-turns, and a roller coaster of emotions in a matter of minutes.
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However, 5-Star voters have proved loyal to Di Maio through several policy U-turns and a grass-roots revolt seems unlikely.
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Trump's U-turns come just as he embarks on his 2020 reelection campaign, beset by polls that show him losing to most Democrats.
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"A five-year term cannot consist of six months of brutal reform followed by U-turns," argues Jean Pisani-Ferry, his economic adviser.
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Record numbers of asylum seekers have led to policy U-turns that have angered the Greens and deepened divisions in the ruling coalition.
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Some 30 percent of Fed rate decisions in the 1980s amounted to short-term U-turns, falling to 3 percent in the 1990s.
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The contraption makes you look a little bit like a tractor trailer, but it reportedly doesn't hurt your back and successfully completes U-turns.
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Policy U-turns are making Mr Macron look as weak as all his recent predecessors who tried to change this most stubborn of nations.
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Trump Makes Major U-Turns on Foreign Policy President Trump is all over the place these days, especially when it comes to foreign policy.
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Paris-based Valeo expects some carmakers to effect more abrupt U-turns than PSA's - in some cases installing 48V systems without waiting for model facelifts.
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Many central banks around the world have performed U-turns with their monetary policy, cutting interest rates in order to boost lending in their economies.
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"Following several U-turns in Deutsche's strategy, it is important that the bank delivers on the promises it made last year," one of the people said.
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One of America's biggest U-turns was over Ahmed Wali Karzai, another sibling who became the president's man in Kandahar, the historic heartland of the Pushtuns.
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Yet despite internal divisions, policy U-turns and legal investigations in the handful of cities it runs, its support has held up and continued to rise.
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And he does so in labyrinthine sentences stuffed with clauses, tangents and U-turns that ultimately arrive at the destination programmed into his mental GPS device.
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At the same time, she has made some very damaging U-turns, while Corbyn has not proven to be the scary monster that some had feared.
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The former mayor has been heavily criticized for a number of foreign policy U-turns, his confrontational style and, most notably, his administration's unprecedented crackdown on drugs.
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But thanks to ill-timed U-turns on Mrs May's part, that lead has narrowed to a mere six points, and is closing a bit more each day.
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He has governed with gestures, such as Franco's exhumation, and with U-turns (having initially welcomed a migrant ship, his government is now sending migrants back to Morocco).
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After all, this is a man whose career has involved more U-turns than a driving instructor's, and for whom actions could not be further divorced from consequences.
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Rectangular steering wheels are common on concept cars but are rare on real production cars because they're awkward to use during tight maneuvers like U-turns and parking.
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Trump clearly believes that the daily avalanche of negative headlines stems not from his own erratic behavior, frequent u-turns and ill-considered tweets but an under-performing spokesman.
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"We will respond to the economic and social urgency with strong measures, by cutting taxes more rapidly, by keeping our spending under control, but not with U-turns," Macron said.
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But after a series of Tory blunders and U-turns, along with security fears triggered by recent terror attacks in Manchester and London, the result has become far less predictable.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Hedge funds executed one of the fastest U-turns on record this month as managers turned from super-bearish to cautiously bullish about the outlook for oil prices.
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For example, the cars must be able to recognize different speed limits in different cities and states, and whether a state allows U-turns or right turns at red lights.
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Much like the "Muslim ban" on issuing visas to six Islamic countries, or the U-turns on China, Nato and other issues, Mr Trump clearly had no grasp of the substance.
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The Rabbit sent drivers on dangerous paths, back and forth across busy roads, she said, full of repeated U-turns and left turns, like the ones that killed Covey and Acerra.
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May, who prides herself on a straight-talking veracity and a more compassionate form of conservatism than the other Iron Lady, has come under criticism for a series of U-turns.
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U-turns Ian Duncan Smith, a leading Brexit campaigner, goes on BBC's Andrew Marr to say he never pledged to spend £503 million "sent to the EU every week" on the NHS.
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Dressed in their safety vests and form-fitting jeans, the women practice everything from gear shifts to quick stops, cone-weaving and U-turns, in a comprehensive program that costs around $400.
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But instead, driving in FFXV extends to holding down the right trigger to accelerate and letting the vehicle steer itself, with U-turns and parking automated animations activated by a single face button.
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"Strategically, Anglo has had a couple of U-turns and is perceived as a little weak in this area," said Ian Woodley, portfolio manager at Old Mutual Investment Group, which holds Anglo shares.
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The cars switch lanes, negotiate intersections, pass slower cars and even make U-turns, achieving a max top speed of 60 km per hour (37 mph) in accordance with the local speed limit.
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Having spent most of the session on track for their best day since June, all three major U.S. stock indices took sudden U-turns as investors quickly turned into sellers after the tweet.
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That included a series of nationwide townhall debates and policy U-turns on issues like planned fuel tax hikes, as Macron also sought to repair his oft-cited image as an arrogant leader.
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The report proposed an absolute ban on drivers of stretch limos making cumbersome U-turns, noting that even after the tragedy limousine drivers on Long Island continued to make the same risky move.
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Ms. Louis-Dreyfus handles Selina's moral and tactical U-turns with the same brilliant disingenuousness, and Selina's dehumanizing dance with her body man and love-struck toady, Gary, is as funny as ever.
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So the podcast's opening revelation that the "S-Town" title is a smokescreen for a something much blunter is a perfect setup for the various bluffs, double bluffs, and unexpected U-turns to come.
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It is not unusual to see cars perform abrupt U-turns and lane switches that defy regulations and the basic instincts of safety, or to see buses that barge in and out of lanes.
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Speaking in Estonia, Brexit minister David Davis said the end of March remained the likely timing for the move, while May's spokesperson said there would be no U-turns once the exit process started.
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The school bus driver, according to published reports, appeared to attempt to get to a paved median cut-through – sometimes used by drivers making illegal U-turns – when it was struck by a dump truck.
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Most firms have been inconsistent and made several U-turns over the years, flitting between "vertical" integration (owning pipes and content) and horizontal scale (having a high market share in either one or the other).
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Meanwhile his government still has a small majority and has lately performed successive U-turns as its bolder wheezes (most recently forcing state schools to become semi-autonomous academies) have fallen foul of the arithmetic.
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Drive on Nairobi's roads late at night at a weekend, and you may see dizzy drivers reversing backwards up a dual carriageway to an exit or doing perilous U-turns ahead of the police checkpoints.
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French President Emmanuel Macron, who used a state visit to Washington to intensify his charm offensive with the President, remarked on Wednesday night that dizzying US foreign policy U-turns were "insane," the Guardian reported.
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Since coming to power, the government has made several chaotic U-turns to the compulsory vaccines policy, saying that parents could "self-certify" that their children had had the shots, before effectively backpedaling last month.
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After a decade of reviews and U-turns, the government is expected to rule in mid-October on whether to build a third runway at Heathrow, Europe's busiest airport, or at its smaller London rival Gatwick.
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Baird has been Australia's most popular state leader, comfortably securing re-election in 2015, but was forced into several embarrassing u-turns last year after banning greyhound racing and restricting the purchasing alcohol across the state.
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Ms. Raquel, a recent graduate of the State University of New York at Purchase, gives such a likably direct performance that you root for her throughout, even when her character makes some unlikely emotional U-turns.
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MILAN, March 5 (Reuters) - Italy's Serie A is set to resume at the weekend, with matches played without spectators because of the coronavirus outbreak, after a turbulent fortnight of last-minute postponements, u-turns and squabbling.
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So far, 10 Serie A matches have been postponed over the last two weeks and authorities have been criticised over their handling of the situation with many decisions made at the last minute following U-turns.
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It was only the first of several U-turns for a politician who was largely unknown to Britons but had a reputation of being sensible, hard-working, pragmatic and reliable — "strong and stable" was her mantra.
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Scottish National Party leader Nicola Sturgeon, who has plagued May of late with calls for another Scottish independence referendum, called the announcement "one of the most extraordinary U-turns in recent political history," in an official statement.
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LONDON, June 25 (Reuters) - British lawmakers will vote on whether to build a new runway at London's Heathrow Airport on Monday, potentially paving the way for the airport's expansion after decades of delays and policy U-turns.
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"We will respond to the economic and social urgency with strong measures, by cutting taxes more rapidly, by keeping our spending under control, but not with U-turns," Macron said in a TV address to the nation.
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His critics accused him of performing countless u-turns in the Bush years, of trying to court the extremes of the Republican coalition that he once opposed in order to smooth his second shot for the presidency.
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WELL, THERE NEED TO BE RULES OF THE ROAD, BUT THERE SHOULDN'T BE A LOT OF U-TURNS, THERE SHOULDN'T BE A LOT OF ONE-WAY STREETS, AND THERE SURELY SHOULDN'T BE A LOT OF DEAD ENDS.
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In fact, far from showing herself to be a leader in the mold of her predecessor Margaret Thatcher (who once famously declared, "The lady's not for turning"), May has been surprisingly prone to U-turns in this campaign.
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Because of that, we get a little irritated whenever contestants on these shows act like elements that are integral the game — like the "U-turns" on Amazing Race and the "immunity idols" on Survivor — are somehow beneath them.
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They whine like super-sized Jurrasic-era insects that could make off with your cat, and move in ways we're just not used to: stopping midair and making sudden U-turns as if they were bouncing off invisible walls.
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"We will respond to the economic and social urgency with strong measures, by cutting taxes more rapidly, by keeping our spending under control, but not with U-turns," Macron said in the 13-minute TV address from the Elysee Palace.
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A few scooters manage to push their way through, while trucks, cars, and tuk-tuks—whose fenders are often adorned with stickers of Che, Frank Serpico, and John B. Rambo—honk their horns in vain before finally making U turns.
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Our policies have been consistent for the last 70 years – you dint see Saudi Arabia going from the western world to the soviet world and back to the western world we don't do this we don't have u-turns it's always very consistent.
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LONDON (Reuters) - This year's roaring rally in world equities ran into sand by the end of the quarter, with warning signs from bond markets, U-turns from central banks and persistent trade worries scattering consensus about what happens over the rest of 2019.
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It's a bit unclear which of these 180s are deliberate, but fans of George Orwell may recognize the similarities between Trump's linguistic U-turns and the paradoxical "doublethink" and "newspeak" of "1984," a book that's seen a resurgence in popularity since the election.
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Whether it's executive orders stuck in the courts, U-turns on China, Israel, NATO -- and now maybe on Russia -- or the firing of his national security adviser Mike Flynn, wherever Trump has so far hit the fast-forward button, he invariably ends up in reverse.
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U-turns, self-regard and equivocation are not what it takes to be president Nov 11th 2017 A presidential tour of Asia cannot hide the fact that America has turned inward, hurting itself and the world Jan 11th 2018 The one-year-old Trump presidency.
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They need to be able to drive on both the cobblestone streets of Manhattan and the back roads of rural Virginia; they need to drive gracefully in reverse; they need to know how to do U-turns in spaces the size of a teacup.
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Yet, although "there will be embarrassing headlines about U-turns," the government will get most of what it wants, including the TEF, a new regulator and an easier path into higher education for new institutions, predicts Nick Hillman of the Higher Education Policy Institute, a think-tank.
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The first six months of her premiership saw U-turns or mixed signals on matters such as putting workers on company boards, making firms list their foreign employees, curbing the Bank of England's independence, building a nuclear plant at Hinkley Point and a new runway at Heathrow.
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Trade talks and a growing number of policy U-turns by global central banks have propped up equities in recent weeks, although this week saw the first outflows from emerging market debt and equity funds since October 2018, Bank of America Merrill Lynch strategists said, citing EPFR data.
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The braver in their midst, and top civil servants, whisper of the U-turns and bottlenecks caused by the requirement that policies go through Nick Timothy and Fiona Hill, Mrs May's granitic chiefs of staff, and by the verbal invigilations the prime minister puts them through before approving things.
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Trade talks and a growing number of policy U-turns by global central banks have propped up equities in recent weeks, although this week brought the first outflows from emerging market debt and equity funds since October 333.503, Bank of America Merrill Lynch strategists said, citing EPFR data.
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Trade talks and a growing number of policy U-turns by global central banks have propped up equities in recent weeks, although this week saw the first outflows from emerging market debt and equity funds since October 13, Bank of America Merrill Lynch strategists said, citing EPFR data.
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Trade talks and a growing number of policy U-turns by global central banks have propped up equities in recent weeks, although this week saw the first outflows from emerging market debt and equity funds since October 2018, Bank of America Merrill Lynch strategists said, citing EPFR data.
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In one of the most acute U-turns ever seen at the United States Open, Caroline Wozniacki captured that fifth game and the next six games in a row on the way to a 6-4, 6-4 second-round victory Wednesday over Kuznetsova, the No. 9 seed.
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" The leader of Scotland, Nicola Sturgeon of the Scottish National Party, was harsh, saying, "This announcement is one of the most extraordinary U-turns in recent political history, and it shows that Theresa May is once again putting the interests of her party ahead of those of the country.
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Trump's stunning u-turns on NATO, China, Russia and Syria But Trump's about-face has more to do with those closest to him and the way Stoltenberg has focused on shared priorities with the new President, as well as the deterioration of another key relationship: that of the US and Russia.
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"The prevalent culture right now is that it's acceptable to drive in dangerous ways, to speed, to sometimes blow through red lights or make U-turns on narrow streets to get a parking spot," said Adam Mansky, director of criminal justice for the Center for Court Innovation, which developed the course.
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Yet, while he has caused controversy over his policy pronouncements over Muslims and immigrants, and U-turns in foreign policy (such as the embassy relocation in Israel and backtrack over the nuclear deal for Iran), he has also garnered praise among the Republican party for an overhaul of the U.S. tax system and among his supporters for implementing an "America First" manifesto.
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