Which means she is ushering in a new Marvel era.
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Are Thiel's actions ushering in a new era of censorship?
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Ms. Pénicaud has been pivotal to ushering in such changes.
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The army duly deposed her, too, ushering in the current junta.
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It isn't a revolutionary mobile device ushering in a new era.
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But this company may be ushering in a wooden coaster renaissance.
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Stationery set the tone for the day, ushering in Burton's world.
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Is Silicon Valley undermining democracy and ushering in a dystopian hellscape?
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That consensus has ended, ushering in a more flammable, less predictable era.
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The new freeways also isolated many other neighborhoods, ushering in their demise.
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These titans of entrepreneurship are ushering in a new generation of human spaceflight.
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Netflix deserves a lot of credit for ushering in the online streaming revolution.
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"It's not so much that Tesla is ushering in the future," Holley argued.
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Outdoorsy also is ushering in a new wave of entrepreneurship, by Cavins' telling.
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In fact, Chelsea Manning is ushering in a new era of emoji use.
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Ferguson in 1896, ushering in the Jim Crow era across the Deep South.
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He insisted that she would be ushering in a new kind of literature.
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"I look forward to ushering in wholesale change at the EPA," he continued.
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West-southwest breezes around 103 mph are ushering in a milder air mass.
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They need that as the pretext for ushering in the repression they crave.
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The flap over the entry we crawled through has been closed, ushering in darkness.
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All of these initiatives may be ushering in a new era of 'classical' music.
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Microsoft is ushering in a new design language with Windows 10, dubbed Fluent Design.
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He debuted his sitcom Rel — also ushering in the return of Sinbad to primetime!
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First, it's tackling the problem of ushering in the next generation of computer graphics.
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Qubit fabrication could suddenly become practical, perhaps ushering in the rise of quantum computers.
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In exchange, it lifted crippling economic sanctions, theoretically ushering in economic growth in Iran.
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Would it be that he was ushering in a further curtailment of our freedoms?
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Hoping this isn't the opening salvo, ushering in a new era of mob violence.
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Breaking away from monotony, feeling lost, and maybe ushering in the End of Days.
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The drama enthralled Western audiences, ushering in a new era of original programming from Netflix.
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Their shows were notorious and instrumental in ushering in the Electro Era at Belgica. 8.
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The Government will explore use of block chain technology proactively for ushering in digital economy.
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Meghan Markle is ushering in a new era of royal fashion — with a powerful message.
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Soon afterward, Japan's economic bubble popped, ushering in a long period of stagnation and deflation.
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BJP general secretary Ram Madhav hailed the government's actions as ushering in a "glorious day".
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But she's about mitigating the effects of capitalism not ushering in a new economic era.
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I hope these shows are ushering in a new era of representation for many people.
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Climate change, sprawling development and plenty of fuel are ushering in an era of megafires.
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The new police chief, Anne Kirkpatrick, is tasked with ushering in an era of accountability.
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Army general Suharto became acting president in March, ushering in three decades of military dictatorship.
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The Supreme Court eventually altered its course, ushering in an era of deference toward Congress.
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A newly elected government is ushering in a new era for the island's indigenous population.
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Brands' biggest play, Moss predicts, will be ushering in "clean," or easier to read, nutrition labels.
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Designing a nifty piece of technology, though, is not the same as ushering in a revolution.
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A Miss Chinatown USA contestant holds a piglet while ushering in Chinese New Year on Feb.
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There's a new moon in Virgo tonight, too, ushering in new opportunities around education and travel.
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Her resignation would be the "least traumatic" way of ushering in a new leader, he said.
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Do you see yourself among as ushering in a new tide of our country's political system?
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Together, we can lead the global charge in ushering in a new era of technological progress.
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Mercury connects with Jupiter at 8:05 AM, ushering in an optimistic mood and easy communication.
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In 2018, they were integral to ushering in a record-breaking number of women into Congress.
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President Barack Obama is ushering in the new year with his sights set on gun reform.
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Join me in ushering in this new century with peace, prosperity, opportunity, and justice for all.
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Turnout rates alone don't substantiate the notion that Sanders is ushering in a whole new electorate.
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Ever since, that day has been celebrated — or mourned — for formally ushering in the Prohibition Era.
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The generals' reluctance to dismantle the postwar system mummified Nigeria, ushering in a kind of gerontocracy.
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In the offseason, the Chiefs traded Smith to the Washington Redskins, ushering in the Mahomes era.
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He promised to "drain the swamp" before ushering in one of the swampiest administrations in history.
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It was the end of the franchise era, ushering in the era of the cinematic universe.
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Or will they turn on their human masters, ushering in a new age of darkness for humanity?
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She was the headline act at the event, where about a million revelers were ushering in 2017.
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Kennedy was assassinated just months after he proposed the act, ushering in Lyndon B. Johnson as President.
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That success revived Hawke's Labor Party, ushering in a sustained period of rule that lasted until 1996.
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The financial crisis of 2008 shook capitalism to its core, ushering in a prolonged period of stagnation.
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It certainly looks like it — and it could be his voice ushering in the end of days.
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Ram Madhav, general secretary of Modi's BJP, hailed the government's actions as ushering in a "glorious day".
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And we said so: [W]hat's the seminal development that's ushering in the era of Web 3.0?
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What if they're using CRISPR to enhance human traits, ushering in a new era of genetic inequality?
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Rather than pitting man against machine, AI is ushering in a new age of man plus machine.
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The event is being billed as an "unprecedented" discovery that's ushering in a new era of astronomy.
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I had witnessed the changing of guards, the ushering in of a new paradigm for space exploration.
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President Xi Jinping presented a plan to guide China's development until 2050, ushering in a "new era".
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Sunday will be sunny, ushering in a stretch of cold similar to the beginning of this year.
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The 2525-inch platter has a reproduction of "Ushering in Banality," a 212 work by Mr. Koons.
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State funding and personnel shortages followed, ushering in a return of worrisome environs at the state's prisons.
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The Camp David summit meeting has failed, ushering in the collapse of the Israel-Palestine peace process.
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Isiah Thomas was hired midseason to run basketball operations, ushering in an ignominious era for Knicks basketball.
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In addition to Markle, Dukes credits independent designers with ushering in the yellow gold engagement ring trend.
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Now, the team is closing out the year while ushering in 2017 with its annual advent calendar.
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A minority government has taken office under a prime minister who has no authority, ushering in chronic instability.
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And really, especially as we look at 2019, ushering in a long awaited age of space tourism. Tyler.
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Before the clock has even struck midnight on Halloween, Rockefeller Center is already ushering in the Christmas season.
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He seems hell-bent on ushering in an era where expertise is not just ignored, but actively disdained.
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The tiny plants have expanded their reign a step further, ushering in Etsy’s latest jewelry craze.
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Lee has been viewed favorably by the technology industry for ushering in more stringent standards for software patents.
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The courts ruled against Wigwam, ushering in a law that requires employers to pay workers for short breaks.
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Neither Putin nor anyone else anticipated that Trump would win, ushering in chaos on a vastly greater scale.
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The family of steel billionaires came to Carige's rescue in 2015, ushering in a period of management instability.
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Thankfully, the fidget spinner fad has died down, ushering in a new generation of attention aids: squishable toys.
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And Leo DiCaprio's cut back in September sealed the deal, officially ushering in the beginning of the end.
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Across the city, the horns will sound at services ushering in the year 5777 on the Jewish calendar.
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They were never prosecuted, and the incident played an early role in ushering in the civil rights movement.
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Their names and accolades blast across the backdrop like a movie trailer, ushering in a solo for each.
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What he probably did not anticipate was ushering in an era of mass brain fascination, bordering on obsession.
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Conservative Party leaders initially sold budget cuts as a virtue, ushering in what they called the Big Society.
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Some investors think these startups are ushering in a paradigm shift in the way we think about energy.
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We have Paul Volcker to thank for taming inflation and ushering in a long period of macroeconomic stability.
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Like many millennial voters, I was captivated by the possibilities of ushering in an Era of Good Feelings.
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After years of union decline, frustrated workers across the country have been ushering in a new labor movement.
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This one is very much about refinement and ushering in a new era of third-party software on macOS.
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The original Orient Express trains started rolling in 1883, ushering in a golden age of travel for Europe's elite.
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Instead of ushering in a new era of gender equality, Clinton's presidency could become a referendum on female leadership.
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His son, Crown Prince Naruhito, 59, will be inaugurated as the 2000th emperor Wednesday, ushering in the Reiwa era.
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Now, Netflix is ushering in another teen-centric mystery that sounds as gripping as the Selena Gomez-produced series.
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After the long reign of "skinny" everything (jeans, leggings, the works), we're ushering in a new, very baggy, reign.
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Ushering in modernity, as they conceive of it, has always just been a matter of clearing away the filth.
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They were the so-called Islamic revivalist clerics credited with ushering in ultraconservative religious policy in the late 1970s.
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The era of shy and subtle pastels are coming to an end, and we're ushering in shiny new look!
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Netflix released the entire first season of its political drama at once, ushering in the age of "binge-watching".
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Now, travelers want their experiences to be life-changing, and it's ushering in a new era of 'transformational travel.
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People fretted that it was ushering in the death of the print book in favor of the e-book.
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Instead he is ushering in a craven subjugation to the narcissistic whims of a right wing nationalist US President.
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Ushering in a growth mindset across a cultureNadella's style of leadership is different from what Microsoft is used to.
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Brands such as Lemaire, Off-White and Maison Margiela have been ushering in movements that emphasize each model's individuality.
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He worries that Silicon Valley is undermining democracy and ushering in a dystopian hellscape in which voting is obsolete.
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Now, travelers want their experiences to be life-changing, and it's ushering in a new era of 'transformational travel.'
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A potential Warsh appointment is widely seen as likely ushering in more hawkish Fed policy and higher interest rates.
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West and southwest breezes continue to gust near 20 mph, but they aren't ushering in cold air just yet.
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The technology is often touted as a big improvement on 4G, ushering in faster data transfers and reducing latency.
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I have no doubt that we will be ushering in a $85033 trillion national debt by the new year.
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Then, elections are to be held and the military is to return to its barracks, ushering in democratic rule.
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Then, elections are to be held and the military is to return to its barracks, ushering in democratic rule.
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But Conservative Party leaders also sold budget cuts as a virtue, ushering in what they called the Big Society.
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Now, rising awareness of their threatened future is ushering in another paradigm shift for a new century and millennium.
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The company's six-month lockup period following its IPO just expired, ushering in a wave of sales by early investors.
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Jeff Sessions as attorney general, both seen as contentious appointments and ushering in critics from both sides of the aisle.
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It was also the first one to come with sophisticated motion controls, ushering in a completely new class of experiences.
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Soon, energy will be like any other product for sale — and Arcadia is among the startups ushering in that era.
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Jawar's ability to organise street protests helped propel Abiy to power last year, ushering in sweeping political and economic reforms.
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It's been nearly seven years since Windows 8 first debuted, ushering in an era of weird and wonderful laptop designs.
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The commercial opens with the clever conceit of Alexa losing her voice, as a pretext for ushering in celebrity substitutes.
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The key to ushering in a new platform shift is often getting cozy with the one that came before it.
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Kelly is intent on ushering in a culture of discipline and organization, leaving freelancers like Scaramucci and Bannon at risk.
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London will trigger the formal Brexit talks by the end of March, ushering in a two-year period of talks.
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The iPhone X is Apple's most expensive iPhone yet, a device that's ushering in the era of the $1,000 smartphone.
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It may be surprising to some, but nuclear energy is vital to ushering in a greener future for our planet.
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He is credited with ushering in a period of economic prosperity and fostering rapid urban development in its major cities.
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By 22019 BC that entire civilization had been destroyed, ushering in the "Greek Dark Age" lasting more than 700 years.
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But the ringside judges gave the teak-tough Taylor the nod, ushering in a new star of the lightweight division.
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Manifesto, a men's salon in London's Clerkenwell neighborhood, is ushering in a refreshing new take on the men's grooming experience.
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Moving forward, Edwards envisions the coronavirus crash ushering in the financial "Ice Age" he has predicted for a long time.
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And I want to thank you all for being foot soldiers in this movement and for ushering in this change.
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Refiguring the Future is a unique exhibition, ushering in new and surprising ideas about the relationship between humans and technology.
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Late last week, taskmaster Saturn entered into independent Aquarius, ushering in a boundary-breaking energy that we're still adjusting to.
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Warren, in that same vein when she came in in '234, was ushering in a wave of really liberal orthodoxy.
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Over the course of Clinton's tenure, the nation's prison population nearly quadrupled, ushering in the contemporary era of mass incarceration.
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You'll be able to chip away at your resolution to read more while ushering in the good vibes — win-win.
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WASHINGTON — It's been nearly three years since the #MeToo movement began, ushering in the downfall of dozens of powerful men.
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"We think his leadership will be critically important to ushering in an era of a Green New Deal," Weber said.
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In Alabama, 85033 percent of African American voters supported Doug Jones; ushering in Alabama's first Democratic senator in 25 years.
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He'll be sworn in as Prime Minister again on Thursday, ushering in another five years of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) rule.
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It opened just in time for the state to lift its ban against same-sex marriage, ushering in a new era.
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Naruhito ascended to the Chrysanthemum Throne in May, becoming the 126th Emperor of Japan and ushering in the new Reiwa era.
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Just hours into 2018, 300 powerful women in Hollywood are ushering in the era of #TimesUp, The New York Times reports.
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted to kill net neutrality Thursday, ushering in an era of new power for internet providers.
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Netflix is ushering in a teen rom-com renaissance, and one upcoming movie should give you all the John Hughes vibes.
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George and Amal Clooney welcomed twins on Tuesday, June 6, ushering in an exciting new venture for the first-time parents.
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The 116th Congress is being inaugurated Thursday, ushering in a divided government as Democrats take control of the House of Representatives.
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He reversed course that summer and signed Greece's third bailout, ushering in a new round of budget cuts and belt-tightening.
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The airline launched its 25-day sale earlier this week as its way of ushering in the unofficial start of fall.
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Yet for now, Mr. Trump's emphasis on tax cuts and deregulation is ushering in an '80s-like euphoria among the rich.
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Millennials may be ushering in the demise of every other industry, but you can thank Gen Z for killing live sports.
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Just tuck in a T-shirt and slip on some comfy kicks — here's to ushering in the warm weather in style.
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Protections ensuring equal access to the internet were repealed today by the Federal Communications Commission, ushering in an uncertain new era.
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A new potential Usyk who has cleared his division of many of its best competitors, ushering in a new lightweight star.
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But as with so much of what we do to nature, such alterations have a way of ushering in unintended consequences.
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In 2000 the Gref plan furthered reform, such as by ushering in tax and land changes and easing the business climate.
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The complications in ushering in sports betting are rooted in the twists and turns of the legalization effort in New Jersey.
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Greater transparency and looking forward A key factor ushering in this new era is the venture capital industry's movement toward greater transparency.
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The show was a success once again, even ushering in a new hourlong format that saw families from the previous episode return.
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It's been a year since the Federal Communications Commission adopted the Open Internet Order, theoretically ushering in the age of net neutrality.
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It's been compared to the moment Galileo looked up at the skies through a telescope 400 years ago, ushering in optical astronomy.
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British citizens voted on Thursday for the United Kingdom to leave the European Union, ushering in a period of uncertainty for universities.
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Tweeting about her issue, Waithe included one hashtag that made it crystal clear what kind of progress she is ushering in: #WhoSaysABlackLesbianCantBeOnTheCoverOfVanityFair.
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It seems that after becoming a fixture at the event, Lopez is now ushering in her beau as a Met Gala regular.
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Lyft will team with anyone — as long as they have a good chance at ushering in the next generation of autonomous mobility.
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Disney and Apple are gearing up to launch their respective streaming platforms this year, ushering in a wave of new tentpole series.
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The 1990s served as a key marketing period for Macy's, ushering in big-name partnerships with celebrities and supermodels like Kate Moss ...
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And at least one of the events coincides with the onset of the Pleistocene, ushering in a period of major global cooling.
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In July, the Dallas Police Department killed a criminal suspect with a robot, ushering in something of a new paradigm of policing.
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By the following year events had turned against him and she won the 1979 election, ushering in 18 years of Tory ascendancy.
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Seventh, aerospace orders are up, ushering in a bull market for the sector that only serves to prop up names like Boeing.
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Some historians point to the moment as a turning point for politics in Washington, ushering in a new era of partisan brinksmanship.
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A lot of things can't be solved, and utopia will never exist—that doesn't mean we should be ushering in hell instead.
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The league's sixth career leading scorer with 31,541 points, he is credited with ushering in the modern era of power-forward play.
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The plenary session will be the fourth since a party congress ended in October 2017, ushering in Xi's second term in office.
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But comments from Fed Chairman Jerome Powell that the cut wasn't ushering in an extended period of loser monetary policy disappointed markets.
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While Newton and Locke were ushering in an Age of Reason in Europe, over in America unreason was taking new seductive forms.
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Experts say the virus, which has infected more than 83,22018 and killed at least 2100,270 worldwide, is ushering in an economic pandemic.
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A bipartisan group of lawmakers are ushering in the football season with the formation of the Congressional College Football Caucus. http://bit.
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He had the air, back then, of a Catalan Kennedy: a handsome lawyer, an ardent separatist, ushering in a bright new era.
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Within three months, the generals who toppled Diem were themselves deposed, ushering in a period of cascading military coups and religious violence.
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The European Union accuses the administration of paralyzing the system for resolving trade disputes, ushering in an era of conflict and disorder.
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In October 2019, the company announced that it would dedicate its $400 million venture fund to ushering in a low-carbon economy.
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For Italians who keep insisting they are hungry for change, Monday's vote had the effect of ushering in an Italian Groundhog Day.
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Other states like Florida, Alabama and Georgia are ushering in a new wave of reforms inspired by the First Step Act's passage.
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Plan Colombia made the difference in bringing our nation back from the brink of failure, crippling the FARC and ushering in peace.
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ETCyber Monday is underway, ushering in a deluge of excellent deals on everything from game consoles to desktops, tablets and laptop computers.
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Regardless of what the calendar says, Dunkin' Donuts is ushering in the arrival of autumn with a brand-new coffee flavor, Maple Pecan.
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Republicans in AL, FL, GA, and OH are ushering in laws that clearly violate Roe v Wade and they should be declared unconstitutional.
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What resulted from that collision is being called an "unprecedented" discovery that is ushering in a new era of astronomy, scientists announced Monday.
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In 2015, King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud took the helm, along with bin Salman, ushering in a new era of Saudi politics.
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The panelists shed light on the various ways in which hyperdata is ushering in what can only be described as a new paradigm.
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"Friendly relations between Israelis & Arabs will defeinitely [sic] help in ushering in a better tomorrow for all of us in the Middle East."
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Broadly speaking, incentives for rooftop solar have become less generous as the cost of solar panels has declined, ushering in dramatic industry growth.
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The event set a high for any single-owner collection at auction, ushering in a new era of blockbuster prices for trophy art.
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Then a warning: Northam cast a "deciding vote" in favor of sanctuary cities, ushering in a wave of MS-22018 terror in Virginia.
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The Moon enters cool, logical Aquarius at 3:14 PM and connects with the Sun at 7:05 PM, ushering in helpful energy.
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Two months later, then-chairman Barry Hearn sold his stake in the club, ushering in the troubled stewardship of Italian businessman Francesco Becchetti.
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The defeat to Holm stunned the combat sports industry as it brought to an end Rousey's winning run, ushering in a new champion.
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Her long-awaited third EP was released across streaming platforms today, ushering in the dawn of a sexy new alter ego named Suga.
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"He's a good man, but I don't think it's time for ushering in another Republican majority," Peter McHugh, 59, said of Mr. Klein.
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Two years later, Adobe introduced Creative Cloud, ushering in monthly and annual plans for access to apps like PhotoShop, along with cloud storage.
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"I think this is going to be an ushering in of the new guys," four-times Olympic sprint medallist Ato Boldon told Reuters.
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The original iPhone set the stage for the modern smartphone, ushering in an era in which pocket-sized touchscreen computers are the norm.
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Rather than ushering in a new golden age, or even continuing the old one, the sheer glut of 2010s programming led to entropy.
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Ukrainians on Sunday overwhelmingly voted to make a comedian their next president — ushering in a new era of politics in the struggling country.
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The plan involves diversifying the Kingdom's economy to lessen its dependence on oil, ushering in some measure of social change in the process.
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When we speak on WhatsApp, she's on one of her Bangkok trips, where a downpour is ushering in the start of the rainy season.
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Shiite groups have dominated government since the U.S. invaded Iraq in 2003, deposing Saddam Hussein and ushering in an era of sectarian civil war.
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" Added ABC Entertainment President Channing Dungey, "We are thrilled to be ushering in this new era of American Idol with Katy leading the charge.
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Avengers: Endgame is the final film of the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Phase Three, ushering in a new era of unknown superhero movies coming next.
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Just as Conrad is preparing to bring another little one into her life, her former Hills co-stars are ushering in a different chapter.
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"Fireman" may have been a substantial hit, but "Stuntin' Like My Daddy" is the song that I remember fully ushering in Wayne's radio ubiquity.
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On the one hand is the tech-utopian vision of our digital lives ushering in new civic opportunities for democratizing access, knowledge, and community.
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This is the iPad's redefining moment, ushering in a new design and features that set it up for building upon for the next decade.
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So what do you need to know about the man tasked with ushering in a next-gen Calvin Klein, in an unusually expansive role?
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It's not ushering in the next generation of VR headsets, but it makes that generation feel a lot closer — just in time for 2018.
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In 2011, Thein Sein's semi-civilian government replaced a military regime that had ruled Myanmar for 49 years, ushering in political and economic reforms.
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Therefore, the laws of this country must prevail in ushering-in the necessary compliance, thereby, preventing our déjà vu intuitions from becoming a reality.
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Put simply, tokenized and open data can limit the control data monopolies have on future innovation while ushering in a new era of computing.
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The question now is whether other landmark stores (Saks, we know you're watching) will follow suit, ushering in a new golden age of bags.
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Her biggest hope, she said, is that he is ushering in a new era of politics with more of a focus on the poor.
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Miller paints the town with powerful language and a deep sense of history, ushering in a past so alive it feels like the present.
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Over the past few centuries, technology has helped human workers become more productive than ever, ushering in unprecedented economic prosperity and raising living standards.
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The Dragon docked, ushering in a new era of human spaceflight, the hatch opened, and Little Earth's first week on the station officially began.
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It appears that Jerome Powell is ushering in an entirely different era at the Federal Reserve, in more ways than the obvious leadership transition.
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It was the dawn of the Internet age, when young technologists and entrepreneurs were ushering in a new era of innovation in Silicon Valley.
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Easy enough to attack a President from a different party who spent his first term ushering in the passage of the Affordable Care Act.
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Instead, nonworker unions that represent workers across an entire industry — like farmers and home healthcare workers — are ushering in a new way to organize.
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The Obama-era thaw, including the president's visit — not to mention the Rolling Stones concert — seemed to be ushering in a new era. Jan.
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He cited the November 33 terrorist attacks in Paris as ushering in the risk of terrorism to Europe that was once seen as unlikely.
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The practice makes China a pioneer in applying next-generation technology to watch its people, potentially ushering in a new era of automated racism.
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" Credited with ushering in a sexy, athletic look that replaced '90s heroin chic, Bündchen became known in the fashion industry as "the boobs from Brazil.
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Now, Demi Lovato is ushering in the next big tat trend in an itty bitty way — with a rose on the inside of her finger.
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Relatively young companies such as SpaceX and Blue Origin are ushering in the next era of space exploration as part of a new free market.
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Or, you never know, she could be ushering in the video vixen renaissance we didn't know we needed — and putting her own spin on it.
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Many, however, say it begins with ushering in an alternative consciousness by "honouring" water, land, animals, organic food and clothing, oppressed peoples, and the like.
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Mr. Marcos, who governed the Philippines from 1965 to 1986, declared martial law in 1972, ushering in one-man rule for the next 113 years.
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Mr. Marcos, who governed the Philippines from 1965 to 1986, declared martial law in 1972, ushering in one-man rule for the next 113 years.
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By ushering in streams with open arms, the recording industry's main players may end up inadvertently inspiring us to see beyond their position of dominance.
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Now, weather may help a groundhog predict the start of spring, but scorching temperatures be damned when it comes to the PSL ushering in fall.
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Turkey will vote on June 24 —more than a year earlier than scheduled— in parliamentary and presidential elections, ushering in a new system of governance.
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That has helped it escape the "resource curse", in which natural riches keep a country poor by crowding out manufacturing or ushering in predatory government.
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A man stands guard by the door, asking individuals how many people are in their party and ushering in just a few at a time.
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And if you keep encouraging the arsonists within the ranks of the GOP to burn it down, you are the ones ushering in single-payer.
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Tourism, a crucial source of income for Egypt, has struggled to rebound since the 2011 uprising ousted autocrat Hosni Mubarak, ushering in years of instability.
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While Strache ultimately became suspicious and ended the meeting, the footage was damning enough to force his resignation, ushering in new elections later this year.
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The FF 91 won't end up ushering in anything, let alone "a new age of connected vehicles," if it can't get off the production line.
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The Community First project has been ushering in a portion of Austin's chronic homeless population into homes on its property in East Austin since 2015.
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In 1986, we reduced the number of individual income tax brackets from 15 down to five, ushering in the modern era of American tax policy.
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By that time, Wayne had already cemented himself as rap's most exciting youngster with his nasal tone and role in ushering in the bling era.
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The church is a Christian sect that believes the world is wicked and God will fix it by ushering in the end of the world.
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They gathered those laurels by ushering in a romantic, slow-moving, balletic style that has largely been supplanted today by demonstrations of power and athleticism.
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I'm ushering in the new decade with a strong resolve to listen more attentively, so I can better understand what is being communicated to me.
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Unwilling to lose, Southern Democrats stripped the right to vote from millions of people, ushering in nearly a century of authoritarian rule in the South.
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Mr. Trump has pledged to lift regulations that he said were stymieing private enterprise, while ushering in both big tax cuts and greater infrastructure spending.
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Mr. Berlusconi revolutionized Italian television and made a fortune by ushering in the era of "velinas," scantily clad women as adornments to virtually any programming.
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"This year will be key in making the games a success and ushering in a new Tokyo," said Yuriko Koike, the city's governor, in February.
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Another collaboration with the librettist Royce Vavrek, the new work was described as ushering in a new genre of "horror opera" by The Washington Post.
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The exhibition ends with works by members of the Group of Seven and Montreal's Beaver Hall Group, ushering in a new era for Canadian art.
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Reeves has used that power, appointing committee chairs and ushering in 2016's Taxpayer Pay Raise Act, which fulfilled a campaign promise to lower taxes.
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The bond market has seen an injection of volatility this year as Treasury yields hit multiyear highs, ushering in some pain for fixed-income investors.
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"I have been authorized by the Department of Justice to confirm," he began, ushering in the next phase of his extraordinary moment in national politics.
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Arguing that these companies are ushering in the destruction of our entire climate system is different than just leaking into the local water supply, right?
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Dear Future is a partnership with CNET that will explore the people, companies, and communities that are ushering in the future we were all promised.
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The two great oil shocks in the 1970s were unambiguously bad for Western economies—ushering in stagflation and transferring spending power to the oil-producing countries.
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N to give computer-driven vehicles better reflexes without driver input, ushering in an era of self-driving cars early in the next decade, analysts said.
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The 34-year-old royal scaled the Sydney Harbour Bridge on Friday (local time) to raise the Invictus flag, officially ushering in the 2018 Invictus Games.
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Our country may be ushering in an administration that's hostile to difference and afraid of otherness, but little by little, Hollywood is proving that it's not.
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Dairy Queen is ushering in the warmer weather with the return of their DQ Free Cone Day on Wednesday, March 20 (the first day of spring).
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Nationwide, it changed the way Americans thought of, paid for, and drank coffee: ushering in Italian espresso, premium prices, and an invitation — for some — to linger.
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" The Hungarian Helsinki Committee, a human rights group, said the move risked ushering in "an era of fear unheard-of since the fall of communist dictatorship.
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The show was credited with ushering in TV's new golden age of complicated characters and challenging storylines, as well as turning HBO into an industry behemoth.
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But those are things that don't actually potentially create the end of civilization necessarily, as the Trump administration feels like it's ushering in in some way.
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He proclaimed that his characters were turning around the fortunes of the now-rebranded company, and that they were ushering in the "Marvel Age of Comics".
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Over recent decades, though, Chester has been hollowed out, with an exodus of jobs ushering in an era where a third of people live in poverty.
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Automation is often presented as an inexorably advancing force, whether it's ushering in a threat to jobs or a promise of increased leisure or larger profits.
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Michigan voted to legalize marijuana for recreational use, ending decades of prohibition and ushering in a new era of cannabis law and a burgeoning cannabis industry.
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The chunky portable gaming system launched exactly 30 years ago, ushering in a new era of portable entertainment that today accounts for the industry's biggest market.
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The Russian-born Voevodosky is credited with pioneering the "motivic homotopy theory" field of mathematics and ushering in the use of computers to check scholars' proofs.
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It wasn't until January 1955 that President Dwight Eisenhower held the first televised news conference, ushering in the era of on-the-record presidential news conferences.
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A T-Mobile Arena it's building with AEG will open April 6, ushering in a new era of entertainment — and possibly bring in an NHL franchise.
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We have a new moon in sensual, creative Earth sign Taurus at 3:29, which will be ushering in a new beginning somewhere in everyone's life.
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It was Google's first self-branded smartphone, ending the cheap, value-oriented Nexus line and ushering in an era of expensive—probably too expensive—Google phones.
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By fanning the flames of division, they may be ushering in the great unraveling of American society, for which we will all pay a steep price.
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This Tuesday, the first eclipse of 2016 rocks the skies, ushering in surprising developments and flinging open windows of opportunity for a brief, yet magical, period.
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The choice indicates not just that they are normal people with accessible taste in jackets, but that ushering in the future (or campaigning) is physical labor.
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On April 17, 1975, Khmer Rouge forces swept into Phnom Penh and overthrew the government, ushering in a nearly four-year period of repressive agrarian Communism.
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But this season, Violet Grey is ushering in a new kind of spring cleaning — one that involves restocking your top-shelf faves at a serious discount.
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The first time, last year, was a monumental breakthrough in science, proving a 100-year-old Einstein prediction and ushering in a new age of astronomy.
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It wasn't until January 1955 that President Dwight Eisenhower held the first televised news conference, ushering in the era of on-the-record presidential press briefings.
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I desperately wish we could have more nuanced conversations about Cuba like the ones Obama was ushering in, but sadly, in the Trump era we've backtracked.
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Cardi B is actively ushering in a new more supportive era for women in rap while repping for the regular, degular, shmegular people of the Bronx.
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McCarthy, 56, coached the Packers for almost 13 seasons, catching the end of the Brett Favre era and ushering in Aaron Rodgers as the franchise quarterback.
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Three years of deadly protests culminated in Hailemariam's resignation in April last year, ushering in Abiy's rule and the gradual loosening of the state's iron grip.
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Overnight, though, riskier assets staged a sharp reversal as traders reassessed the implications of a Trump presidency, with many seeing it ushering in higher economic growth.
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Tuesday marks the official changing of the guard at General Electric, ushering in a new era of leadership after a 16-year tenure by Jeff Immelt.
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McGovern lost all but one state, and a landslide victory (and mandate) ensued for Richard Nixon and the Republicans, ushering in a shameful period of American history.
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Because registrations are on a real-name basis, supervisors can check who in their organizations haven't installed the app, ushering in a new kind of digital monitoring.
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That worked well for a bit but helped to leave the economy in shambles by 2008, leading to the Great Recession and ushering in Barack Obama's presidency.
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For over a decade, Pitbull has been ushering in a change in the cultural climate, pushing Latin American music and Miami's diverse, divisive culture into the mainstream.
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And they established Twenge as a go-to quote factory for cranky thinkpieces on millennials, ushering in a new wave of hand wringing over our supposed shortcomings.
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Average-to-cooler temperatures are expected across the entire Corn Belt for the next week, with the weekend ushering in highs up to 15 degrees below normal.
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In other words, day and night are equal length today—ushering in a time of calm and stillness as the light begins to wane going into winter.
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A tree goes up at the end of November, ushering in the pre-Christmas sales that begin with Black Friday and don't let up until Christmas Eve.
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The extra time is needed to complete legislation before ushering in a transition period to at least the end of next year, during which little would change.
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Before that case could come to its conclusion, however, Trump entered the White House, ushering in a new era of Republican control at the nation's telecom agency.
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Dines is committed to ushering in the "automation first" era, helping businesses of all sizes digitize everyday business operations and apply AI to drive true digital transformation.
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Over time, however, scarce labor will accelerate companies' investment in automation, ushering in a decade of disruption for a large pool of mid- and low-skilled workers.
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What 5G tech you can get now Ushering in the mobile 5G era, AT&T announced in December that it will start selling a 5G wireless hotspot.
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Rather than ushering in an era of decency and upstanding moral character, the Nixon years begat a Republican Party controlled by its most extreme right-wing elements.
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Soaring valuations collapsed with a 20173 percent drop in real prices for existing homes, ushering in the financial crisis that enveloped the world in 22017 and 19476.
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These standardized stackable containers quickly replaced the manual loading and unloading of cargo and the cost of transport plummeted, ushering in the current era of global trade.
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I was in a constant and archetypal power struggle with the world, and ushering in a parent who had never parented me was not a smooth transition.
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Paul also became the first pope in modern times to travel outside Italy to see faithful, ushering in a practice which has become synonymous with the papacy.
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Henry McMaster of South Carolina said Samsung "will now be an important partner in ushering in an unprecedented period of economic growth and prosperity in our state."
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Mr. Maezawa is also seen as ushering in a new chapter of collecting in Japan, a country previously known for the Impressionist art bubble of the '80s.
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Critics warn that Mr. Quarles, 62 and a Utah native, is obliging Wall Street and ushering in weaker rules that will leave the banking sector more exposed.
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With strong northeasterly breezes gusting around 25 mph at times, ushering in this chillier air, high temperatures struggle to get into the mid-40s to near 50.
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Reeves has used that power, appointing committee chairs and ushering in a law that fulfilled a campaign promise to lower taxes, 238's Taxpayer Pay Raise Act.
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Univison, a primarily Spanish-language media company, bought The Onion and its sibling websites in January 2016, ushering in a new effort to reach English-language consumers.
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Here's what's the NPC is ushering in: Like previous years, Premier Li Keqiang announced annual economic targets in a state-of-the-nation style address on Monday.
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More than anything, people said they hoped peace would define the reign of Crown Prince Naruhito, who will become emperor on Wednesday, ushering in the Reiwa era.
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A former stalwart of the opposition Nationalist or Kuomintang Party, Ma was Taiwan's president from 2008 to 2016, ushering in an era of closer ties with mainland China.
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President Donald Trump's pegged his move to scrap the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) as ushering in a golden age for U.S. companies long hobbled by unfair trade deals.
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After years of stealth wealth, humility and downsizing, the president-elect is ushering in a new era of living large, Nobel Prize-winning economist Robert Shiller said Wednesday.
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Park City, Utah (CNN)Mitt Romney suggested Friday that Donald Trump's election could legitimize racism and misogyny, ushering in a change in the moral fabric of American society.
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Under Nixon and Ford, he advanced the policy of détente between the United States and Soviet Union, ushering in a brief period of relative stability in global affairs.
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It means shifting the lens through which Americans see politics — ushering in a new, racially polarized discourse in which openly racist arguments once again become acceptable to make.
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Egypt has struggled to restore growth after the 2011 uprising that ended Hosni Mubarak's 30-year rule, ushering in an era of political instability and scaring away tourists.
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Oxford-educated with an academic interest in waterways, the 59-year-old is ushering in the Reiwa era in Japan, a historic moment for the world's oldest monarchy.
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Symantec, one of the world's largest cybersecurity companies, closed its giant acquisition of Blue Coat Systems in August, ushering in a new regime under incoming CEO Greg Clark.
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Coming about a year after Morrowind, it was part of the ushering in of large, hand-built video game universes that players could explore and get lost in.
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Drake, though rare in the sense that he doesn't have a consensus classic, is at least credited with ushering in a softer, more melody-driven brand of rap.
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The New York Times wrote that teixobactin could "help solve an urgent global problem" by ushering in a new class of antibiotic for the first time in decades.
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The first season of Street Fighter V has come to a close and developer Capcom is ushering in Season 2 with a host of changes and new content.
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In 53, Mr. Wan's breakthrough, "Saw," made its debut at the Sundance Film Festival, ushering in the torture-porn era and a franchise that has produced six sequels.
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Thanks to the pair's wide following, it became the island's flagship drum and bass event, ushering in the most fertile era of bass in Singapore's history to date.
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Twenty-five years ago, the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) was ratified, ushering in a new era of streamlined trade among the United States, Mexico and Canada.
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Stock-market investors were dealt another blow late in the week as the US' and China's trade tit-for-tat entered new territory, ushering in wild market swings.
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Such a commitment demands that we turn a skeptical eye toward waivers that purport to bring expansion while ushering in work requirements, drug testing, and other punitive policies.
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Ushering in the C-Span era on March 19, 1979, was Al Gore, then a representative from Tennessee, who had pushed for the network's access to the Capitol.
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Mr. Son recently told Matt Barnard, the chief executive of Plenty, that computers were ushering in a revolution in agriculture not seen since the invention of the plow.
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The sharp blows left many wondering if these were the final shots ushering in a new, if fragile, cease-fire, or the opening shots of the next war.
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We're saying goodbye to summer and ushering in fall, and we could all use a pick-me-up (and something more than a pumpkin spice latte, thank you).
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The Secure Act, which was passed by Congress in December, is ushering in some of the biggest changes to retirement savings since the Pension Protection Act of 2006.
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A year ago, Detroit and Silicon Valley had visions of putting thousands of self-driving taxis on the road in 2019, ushering in an age of driverless cars.
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In Sudan earlier this year, a popular movement challenged an entrenched military junta, prompting accused war criminal Omar Bashir to step down and ushering in a political transition.
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Many investors have been worried about Fernandez ushering in greater state intervention, as happened under his vice president, during her back-to-back administrations between 2007 and 2015.
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Some developers and architects are ushering in a new age of terrace design in a bid to provide more interesting outdoor space, capitalize on views and add greenery.
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Check In In the aftermath of hurricanes Irma and Maria, many hoteliers in the Caribbean have regrouped and rebuilt — and are ushering in a new age of hospitality.
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In about 10 years, the warming will be about 50 percent greater than the warming we have experienced so far, ushering in an era of dangerous climate change.
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Mr. Marcos placed the entire country under martial law to quell what he said was a communist insurgency, ushering in decades of human rights abuses and extrajudicial killings.
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Indonesia's ride-hailing company Go-Jek wants to imitate the massive success that Alibaba and Tencent have had in China by ushering in an era of digital payments.
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Hoteliers and chefs are "ushering in a new, sophisticated era" in Maine, from glamping retreats to locally sourced fine dining establishments, Travel & Leisure assistant editor Madeline Bilis writes.
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Cashless stores may have once seemed a futuristic innovation, but over the past few years they've ended up ushering in a backlash against inequality rather than a retail revolution.
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Most polls show Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's coalition on track to secure a roughly two-thirds majority in Sunday's general election, ushering in continued political and monetary stability.
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In an address ushering in a new era of martial law just after the attacks, President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi warned the press to be careful in its reporting.
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With the ushering in of these four superheavy elements, and the approval of the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry, the Periodic Table's seventh row will be complete.
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At last year's World Economic Forum in Davos it was stated that artificial intelligence is ushering in the fourth industrial revolution, which will change society as we know it.
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The Lunar New Year, also known as the Chinese New Year, starts today, ushering in the year of the Dog and kindly showing the year of the Rooster out.
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It is that post-millennial Faustian bargain in which we ended up sacrificing our buying power as consumers and ushering in a new kind of power for industry players.
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The X-1 flown by Air Force captain Chuck Yeager in 1947 was the first plane to break the sound barrier, ushering in a new age of supersonic flight.
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Earnings season kicks into high gear later this week, with Friday ushering in the quarterly results from big financial institutions, including JPMorgan Chase (JPM), Wells Fargo (WFC), and Citigroup.
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New types of cars like the Tesla 3 or the Chevy Bolt will continue to emerge, and their features will be heralded as ushering in the future of transportation.
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Wresting control of a chamber would allow them to derail or stall much of Trump's policy agenda, while ushering in more aggressive congressional oversight and investigation of Trump's administration.
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This year landings became almost routine, and engineers bid farewell to the moderately reusable Falcons of yesterday, ushering in an era of more capable Falcons, dubbed the Block 5.
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The cull will ultimately leave the size of Australia's national herd at a record low, ushering in a prolonged period of livestock rebuilding and higher prices for the industry.
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Playboi Carti's self-titled album is one of the year's surprise highlights, ushering in the era of #clout and ad libs for all who are down with Carti's vision.
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Enthusiasm seems to have carried over to Virginia, where campus turnout increased by 8 points from 2013, ushering in candidates like Jennifer Carroll Foy to the House of Delegates.
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Indeed, there is growing speculation among foreign policy experts that this administration wants to foment rebellion within Iran, by crippling its already weak economy and ushering in regime change.
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Holder, Roberts and the other conservative justices gutted one of the core provisions of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, ushering in a new dark age of voter suppression.
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"Anything short of decisive international action will achieve nothing but ushering in the second half of the first century of the occupation," Mr. El-Ad told the Security Council.
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This time-lapse video showing just how quickly and thoroughly a "snow squall" descended on New York City yesterday, ushering in instant whiteout conditions before dissipating just as quickly.
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The legislation has been blamed for ushering in an era of mass incarceration that disproportionately affects blacks and Latinos, raising the US prison population by more than a million.
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Even as he has shown no sign of veering from Mr. Pruitt's course on environmental policy, Mr. Wheeler so far appears to be ushering in a change in style.
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Cosmic conditions had cooled down by about 22020,221 years after the Big Bang, enabling the formation of neutral hydrogen and ushering in what is called the Era of Recombination.
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They're roughly 100 times faster than current networks and predicted to radically reshape the global economy, ushering in a new era of connected devices, driverless cars and enhanced telemedicine.
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Soon, Topol predicts, phones could routinely aid in diagnoses; grant patients greater access to their medical records; and even perform some tests — ushering in a revolution in the field.
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That's when the global financial crisis began to erupt with the halting of withdrawals from some BNP Paribas funds, ushering in 18 months of wealth destruction and economic peril.
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The youth sports economy has doubled in size over the past decade to more than $15 billion, ushering in an era of private coaching, travel teams and summer showcases.
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Rather than dropping bombs on something they had seen, pilots were for the first time attacking based on computer-derived targets, ushering in the era of push-button warfare.
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The visual experiences that AR and VR deliver to users will be a big part of ushering in a new age in technology that breaks away from the past.
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" Indeed, many still think of Starr as a tenacious, highly-partisan investigator known for, as Gormley says, ushering in "the beginning of the sharp division of red and blue.
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Mr. Rubio is counting on Ms. Haley's embrace to draw a bold line under his campaign promises of ushering in a new era of conservatism led by younger, optimistic leaders.
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People are concerned about property values, but new construction supportive housing tends to be beautifully built and in fact, has been catalytic for communities—ushering in other positive neighborhood changes.
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Many rejectionists fear that Mr Renzi could win the referendum but lose the next election, ushering in five years of government by M5S's leader, the ranting ex-comedian Beppe Grillo.
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The 903th season of The X-Files wrapped in February 2016, months before Donald Trump became the Republican nominee for president, ushering in a new age of post-truth politics.
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Egypt's last elections took place in late 2015, ushering in the first lawmakers since an Islamist-dominated parliament elected after the 2011 revolt was dissolved by a court in 2012.
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But a left-wing coalition brought down the minority conservatives only 11 days after ballots closed, ushering in a new government under socialist leader and former Lisbon Mayor Antonio Costa.
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San Francisco is ushering in a new era for parents, as the city on Tuesday became the first to pass a law mandating six weeks of fully paid parental leave.
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If you're ready to get out of election mode and into the holiday spirit, Starbucks is here to help, ushering in the return of their annual red cups on Thursday.
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" The newspaper says Samsung will be providing "Gear 360" cameras and equipment to Times journalists across the globe to use in field reports, ushering in "a new era in journalism.
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Will his nominee for attorney general, William Barr, who has criticized the Robert Mueller investigation, fire the special counsel, ushering in a new stage in our slow-boiling constitutional crisis?
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He argued that his book was not intended to defend the GOP's most recent actions, which he blamed for ushering in a "bailout culture" under former President George W. Bush.
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She has warned lawmakers they have a simple choice: back her deal or risk ushering in a no deal departure, a delay to Brexit or possibly no Brexit at all.
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The OPPS Act is essential to ushering in the next generation of addiction treatment and bringing the full force of health care to bear against this enormous public health issue.
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But the EIU sees presidential and parliamentary power staying entrenched with the AKP and its nationalist partner, MHP, ushering in what could be a new era of iron-fisted rule.
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Disney+ is here, ushering in the unofficial kickoff to "The Streaming Wars" -- the slew of monthly subscription services that are flooding the market to win your last incremental entertainment dollar.
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MBS (as he's known) has been hailed in the West as an "ambitious, energetic" young "reformer" who's upending the kingdom's conservative ways and ushering in a new era of modernization.
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"Wilson was seen as someone who was ushering in a new era," said Margaret MacMillan, the author of "Paris 1919: Six Months That Changed the World" about the peace talks.
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That's the intriguing argument made in TechCrunch this week by Devin Coldewey, who believes that the pandemic may end up ushering in a more accessible and connected world for all.
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About 40% of workers are now lower-paid part-time staff and contract workers - double the proportion seen in 1990, just before the Japan's asset bubble burst, ushering in deflation.
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"Working with President Trump and the Senate, we will deliver on our tax reform promise this year, ushering in a new era of growth for the American people," Brady said.
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Adobe has been busy ushering in a new era of mobile-focused apps this year, releasing Photoshop for iPad, Fresco, and Project Aero all just in the past few months.
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Story at a glance "Detoxing" is rampant around the new year, as people hope to eliminate harmful substances from their bodies in hopes of ushering in improved health in 2020.
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" Bill Mitchell, a radio host who supports Mr. Trump, said on Twitter, "The Left in this country is ushering in a new #CultureOfViolence where violent hate is the new normal.
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They include: So the company wants to get these products off the field and continue ushering in a new era of voice assistant support and other enhancements like AirPlay 2.
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After a year of ushering in historic international peace agreements and much discussion over North Korea&aposs nuclear arsenal, Kim&aposs rule continues to cause concern on the world stage.
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AI — and especially voice-based assistants and bots — will have a dramatic impact on the man-machine interface and be a part of ushering in a golden era of technology.
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Mother Nature's gotta take a back seat to Kate Upton when it comes to ushering in Spring ... unless, of course, Mama N has her own smoking hot set of lingerie pics.
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Beyond ushering in an unprecedented age of undersea exploration, Vent Base Alpha could be seen as an antidote for one of the most pressing issues we face up at sea level.
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The financial crisis of 2007-09 then forced taxpayers to bail out undercapitalized and poorly supervised lenders, tarnishing the "light touch" regulatory approach and ushering in a welter of tougher rules.
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Boomboxes and portable radios had been around for a while, but the Walkman made portable music private, ushering in a whole new era of people listening to music away from home.
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Listen on as Lena contemplates the path ahead, ushering in a new HBO show, Camping, exploring life as a single woman, and navigating the power — and occasional pain — of social media.
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And from facial recognition for identity and authentication it's but a small step to ushering in even more personally intrusive technology systems — like emotion-tracking timestamped against the content you're browsing.
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Genius was initially going to center its third season on author Mary Shelley, best known for ushering in the science fiction genre with her Gothic novel Frankenstein, or the Modern Prometheus.
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In 3393, he installed Mike Jeffries as CEO of Abercrombie & Fitch, ushering in an era of half-naked co-eds and skyrocketing sales, which eventually gave way to controversies and lawsuits.
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Even though the religious right may have been right that occult-leaning pop culture is capable of ushering in a new generation of witches, their fear mongering is (of course) misguided.
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The financial crisis of 2007-09 then forced taxpayers to bail out undercapitalised and poorly supervised lenders, tarnishing the "light touch" regulatory approach and ushering in a welter of tougher rules.
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AI. This year, artificial intelligence will further elevate the enterprise by transforming the way we work, securing digital assets, increasing collaboration and ushering in a new era of AI-powered innovation.
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It was, she writes, a crisis that transformed American politics, killing off New Deal liberalism and faith in government, and ushering in the current era of right-leaning reliance on markets.
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Venus enters Aquarius on January 17, and the Sun follows on January 19, ushering in Aquarius season and illuminating the sector of your chart that rules your friendships and your community.
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For example, at the state level, voters flipped six state legislative chambers and close to 300 state legislative seats — ushering in majorities who will protect and also expand reproductive health care.
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Wresting control of either or both chambers could allow Democrats to derail or stall much of Trump's policy agenda, while ushering in more aggressive congressional oversight and investigation of his administration.
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Intel was still in the running as a supplier when Apple was developing the first iPhone, which was introduced in 2007, ushering in what would become a giant market for smartphones.
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Rather than ushering in a new era of Republican dominance, the fight rejuvenated the Democratic Party's fortunes and helped pave the way to its takeover of Congress in the 2006 midterms.
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ThyssenKrupp has already unloaded units in the United States and Brazil that had helped plunge it into deep losses, ushering in a new management team led by Mr. Hiesinger in 2011.
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In the next decade one in five Americans will be over the age of 220006, ushering in what some call the silver tsunami, the largest population of seniors in U.S. history.
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In April 1968, for the first time, professionals were allowed to join amateurs in a major tournament, the British Hard Court Championships, ushering in what is known as the open era.
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"I am super excited to be leading the Aero team to bring to life our vision of ushering in a new golden age of air travel," Subramanian said in a statement.
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I help lead the New Democrat Coalition, a caucus of forward-looking Democrats in the House, which includes members who flipped seats blue in 2018 -- ushering in a new Democratic majority.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — With a change of administration in the United States ushering in uncertainty, this may be an unusual time for an American investment firm to bet on emerging markets.
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With the ushering in of a new year, we often hope that we'll be able to take a bold step forward toward our goal — which means getting a promotion at work.
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The merger between US newspaper giants Gannett and GateHouse closed on Tuesday, ushering in an era of cost-cutting, including layoffs, for the new entity composed of hundreds of local newsrooms.
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The most significant part of the day could be Microsoft ushering in its dual-screen plans for Surface and beyond, and a new Windows variant to make those plans a reality.
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Monetary policy ended 220006 as expected, with the Federal Reserve ushering in a third hike for the year and taking the federal funds rate to a range of 2202-2628 percent.
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Politicians have never been known for their honesty, but Trump has taken pants-on-fire lying to a whole new level, ushering in a new era of fact-checking in journalism.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - Fifty years ago Soviet tanks rolled into Prague to crush the Czechoslovak Communist government's democratic reforms, ushering in a bloody occupation whose lessons many Czechs fear have been forgotten.
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The shutdown is also contributing to an already stark brain drain of cybersecurity talent, creating new, possibly disgruntled insider threats and ushering in a huge backlog of unchecked and needed security updates.
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While some of us were dancing our hearts out and glugging champagne, others were ushering in the New Year in the most magical way possible — at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
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For example: Last year, the women of Hollywood took to the red carpet wearing all black to join the Time's Up movement in hope's of ushering in a new era of equality.
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As investors face more uncertainty going forward in the wake of a new presidential administration ushering in different economic policies, Samana said investors are wise to look at two strategies in particular.
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Try too hard to dominate the situation and deter potential adversaries, however, and the United States risks simply inflaming matters and ushering in the type of conflict it is desperate to avoid.
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Bill Barr The Senate on Thursday confirmed President Donald Trump's nominee for attorney general, William Barr, ushering in what the administration has portrayed as a refreshing new era in the Justice Department.
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The United States sharply tightened energy sanctions against Iran on Thursday, seeking to cut the Islamic Republic's exports to zero and ushering in a new era of uncertainty for the oil market.
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"The dropping of the atomic bomb, the ushering in of nuclear weapons, was an inflection point in modern history," Obama said during a news conference at the G-7 Summit in Japan.
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In 1998, the IOC included snowboarding for the first time in the Winter Olympics, but under the International Ski Federation's (FIS) umbrella, rather than ushering in the burgeoning International Snowboard Federation (ISF).
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After all, it was California that first legalized medical marijuana in 22016 — ushering in a movement that has led to more than half the states legalizing medical marijuana as of this year.
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This time around, he's ushering in the raddest (and most practical) piercing trend we've seen on celebs, L.A. cool girls, and even on the lobes of our favorite Riverdale sweetheart: Constellation piercings.
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And while games like Destiny and its sequel launched during that time, ushering in a new wave of connected shooters, Hudson says the premise of Anthem has remained consistent from the beginning.
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I will stress though that what we have announced today is nothing less than a fundamental rebuilding of Deutsche Bank through which we are ushering in a new era for our bank.
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How expiring patents are ushering in the next generation of 3D printing The year 2016 is quickly shaping up to be one of the hottest years on record for 3D printing innovations.
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Unlike those other moments, LeBron James' epic block of Andre Iguodala helped a professional sports franchise from Cleveland secure the city's first championship — instead of ushering in heartbreak for its sports fans.
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After 21 years of uninterrupted National Front rule, many Malaysians are optimistic they are ushering in an era of reform that echoes the democratic transformation of giant neighbor Indonesia two decades earlier.
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But apparently that battle sucked most of the magic out of the world, ushering in a new age of skepticism and mundanity, or what passes for it in a sparkly fantasy realm.
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"Ratings downgrades look to be a foregone conclusion, as the ratings agencies will see this as ushering in a period of protracted political instability," said Marc Ostwald, strategist at ADM Investor Services.
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In January 1503 Melbourne's gangland war kicked off with the shooting of Alphonse Gangitano, ushering in a decade of infighting between the city's top crime families, and one too many Underbelly sequels.
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Peter Welch whether future political campaigns could be more likely to accept foreign help, Mueller responded that he feared the Russian campaign was ushering in a new dark chapter of American politics.
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The newly released Tax Cuts and Jobs Act preserves many ideas outlined in the original Republican tax reform blueprint, including several crucial elements necessary for ushering in a new era of growth.
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Nor is it solely about the #MeToo movement's success at ushering in a new and more diverse generation of tastemakers who have no tolerance for men who use their power to exploit.
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The company — born only five years ago — may end up ushering in a wave of huge tech initial public offerings at a time when Wall Street has seen few such big deals.
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Allende's self-inflicted death was a solemn act of defiance against the brutality of General Augusto Pinochet, who violently seized power on September 11, 1973, ushering in a long, bloody military dictatorship.
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The year's first tropical system is due to land Saturday west of the city of 12,000 people, ushering in a 3 to 19923 foot tidal surge on the already-high Atchafalaya River.
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Virtual reality soothsayers have approached the technology as though they are treading on sacred ground and ushering in not only a new era of spatial computing but a new level of consciousness.
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In this view, Jesus, rather than ushering in the kingdom as one of their number — the expectation before the Crucifixion — would return to earth at any hour and set things to rights.
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Mr. McGregor's work, "Afterite," will have its premiere on May 21 at Ballet Theater's spring gala, ushering in the annual Metropolitan Opera House season, May 14 through July 7 at Lincoln Center.
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" Rifkin predicts the fossil fuel bubble will burst in nine short years (why he chooses 2028 rather than, say, 2025 or 2035 is unclear), ushering in a "zero-carbon Third Industrial Revolution.
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Sanders has inspired a new generation of leaders, like Alexandria Ocasio Cortez, while ushering in a more progressive sway to a Democratic Party that has historically nominated more moderate candidates for president.
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Mr. Koivisto was seen as ushering in a new, freer era, changing the face of the country by reducing the powers of the head of state and strengthening the role of Parliament.
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Mr. Abiy was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for brokering the end to the long-running border dispute with Eritrea and for ushering in a new era of diplomatic and trade relations.
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The latest criticism came while Obama was in Cuba, where he had hoped to bolster his legacy by ushering in a new era of improved relations with the former Cold War foe.
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A look at how the world is ushering in 2020: ___ NEW YORK Fireworks burst and confetti fell as throngs of revelers cheered the start of 2020 in New York City's Times Square.
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Many investors have been worried about Fernandez ushering in greater state intervention, as happened under his vice president, Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, during her back-to-back administrations between 2007 and 2015.
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I was among many who thought it might forge a confident and more open identity while ushering in a vibrant era of new ideas, values and culture, one befitting its superpower status.
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Technological innovation is already calling the shots, and considering the sheer amount of new tech being bought and used, most people seem content with the more public, transparent world it's ushering in.
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Bans on medicinal cannabis are being lifted in domino fashion across the world and more countries—even old school anti-drug warriors such as Norway—are ushering in decriminalization and harm reduction measures.
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Ryan seems to understand that the hopes of ushering in an era of conservative governance -- and his own and his party's future -- rest with the decisions he will make in the coming days.
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Minority Whip Hoyer sees himself as a bridge leader who could get Democrats to 2020 before ushering in a new class of younger House members, but has said he won't challenge Pelosi outright.
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Sadly, after letting the glory of god's light into our tech, we collectively turned away sometime in the mid-2000s, ushering in what can only be called the dark age of translucent design.
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Apps will be the technology of the past, ushering in a new era for AI. Bots today are merely app replacements or novelties, and the experience still feels like talking to a robot.
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Here's hoping that with its release, and with the rise of Mabel and others like her, we're ushering in a brand new, much-needed era of British women ruling the airwaves once again.
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Republicans cleaned up in the '78 midterms, and in 1980 Ronald Reagan became president, cementing the conservative movement's control over the GOP and ushering in a generation-long conservative dominance of American politics.
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For that reason, establishing a common language between humans and our autonomous cars is necessary to ushering in a safer future, and just as urgent a need as the self-driving tech itself.
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From rehabilitating roads to building new schools, these projects have changed the lives of 24 million people, ushering in a new era of trust between the government and its constituents across the country.
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Oakland may be best known for dismal sludge and snarling crust, but thanks to the strength of this debut, Void Omnia may well be ushering in a new age of Bay Area blackness.
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The Guardian points out that the bill is expected to bring about new legislation for self-driving cars and drones, as well as ushering in the possibility for the UK's first commercial spaceport.
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The global entrants to this race are ushering in next-generation small satellite capabilities with enormous value to commercial and government customers, including organizations in energy, mining, manufacturing, transportation, finance, agriculture and communications.
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Spring rolls are appropriate because the Lunar New Year is all about ushering in the spring, and dessert is in the form of eight-treasure rice (ba bao fan) packed in a bowl.
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A decade later, another Scotsman, James Watt, invented a more efficient steam engine, ushering in what is now called the age of industrialization but which future generations may dub the age of emissions.
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The "Grease" star shed her clean-cut image pretty quickly with this 1981 ode to a certain physical activity, single-handedly ushering in an era of leg warmers, sweatbands, and pastel Spandex pants.
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The firms' effort to save face by pulling out of Austin might backfire if cities see that they can stand up to them without ushering in a future devoid of ride-hailing services.
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"We're ushering in a new era of networking that's powered by intent, informed by context and over time continues to adapt and learn," Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins told CNBC's David Faber on Tuesday.
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In 2015 the Paul Taylor Dance Company began expanding its repertory beyond the works of its founder, ushering in a more eclectic era for a troupe historically devoted to a single artist's vision.
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They upended ideas of safety, security, and innocence, and effectively sounded the death knell of '60s counterculture, ushering in a new decade of darkly psychosexual, conspiracy-laced cultural exploration of America's seedy underbelly.
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Newly appointed creative directors are increasingly known to shake things up, whether that's changing the name or logo of a house, redesigning its stores, ushering in a completely new aesthetic — or all three.
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Mr. Trump, a property developer at the time, said the legislation, which Republicans and the president himself now herald, was responsible for sinking commercial real estate prices and ushering in an economic downturn.
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But with the start of the weeklong Lunar New Year holiday ushering in one of the busiest travel seasons for Chinese tourists, some Japanese say they cannot help but regard Chinese visitors warily.
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WAMBA, Kenya — When the dense, dark smudge started blocking out the daytime sky, many in a sleepy pastoralist hamlet in northern Kenya imagined it was a cloud ushering in some welcome, cooling rain.
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ALBANY, N.Y. — For six months, Democrats in the State Capitol flexed the power of unbridled one-party rule, ushering in a sweeping overhaul of New York's housing, environmental, criminal and social justice laws.
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"China's lithium battery industry has made rapid development in the past and is also ushering in a huge market opportunity," Sinochem International said, while pointing out the potential for raw material price fluctuations.
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Ties warmed considerably when Ma Ying-jeou of the Nationalists was elected Taiwan president in 2008, ushering in regular high-level exchanges and overseeing the signing of a series of landmark economic deals.
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The first iPhone laid the foundation for the modern smartphone, ushering in the era in which pocket-sized computers that can answer any question with the push of a button became the norm.
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ROME — It has not been an easy nine months for Virginia Raggi since she was elected Rome's first female mayor on the promise of cleaning up city hall and ushering in transparent governance.
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He touts his vision to modernize Saudi Arabia by weaning its economy from fast-depleting oil reserves and ushering in a more moderate form of Islam, a vision that Western leaders have welcomed.
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Washington (CNN)The donors and corporations who are ushering in Donald Trump's inauguration with more than $90 million in gifts to his Inaugural Committee are due to receive quite the appreciation beginning Tuesday evening.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: SpaceXSpaceX made history Tuesday afternoon by launching its first Falcon Heavy—and Elon Musk's personal Tesla Roadster—into space, ushering in a new era for the aerospace company.
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Why it matters: A coast-to-coast storm during the next several days could deposit feet of snow in parts of the West and Northeast, while ushering in the coldest air of the season.
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Playboy's identity makes sense only in the context of the ultra-conservative '50s in which it was born, and the sexual revolution of the '60s that it played a small role in ushering in.
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But AR will not be far behind in providing another rich dimension to user interfaces, and eventually, like VR, will have a very broad impact in ushering in a new golden era of computing.
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There's no question that IoT is ushering in a new era of innovation, connecting the digital and machine worlds to bring greater speed and efficiency to diverse sectors, including automotive, aviation, energy and healthcare.
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While campaign aides push back on his role in the formation of Crossroads, describing him as an adviser -- not a founder -- his work ushering in this period of American politics is difficult to ignore.
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It played a pivotal role in ushering in the jazz-sampled sound that would rule New York rap for the next few years and was enough of a hearty album that fans felt satiated.
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Joe Pounder, a Rubio spokesman, said Rubio's team was active in Vermont campaigning on "Marco's message of uniting our party, winning in November, and ushering in a New American Century," but rejected Kasich's accusation.
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She wrote that Clinton had a role in ushering in policies during the 1990s that were part of a major push for "tough-on-crime" legislation, leading to disproportionate imprisonment among people of color.
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If those projections hold and Greeks end up choosing the 51-year-old Mitsotakis on Sunday, voters won't just be voting for a fresh face, they'll be ushering in a return to establishment politics.
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"The induction of this all female leadership team signals forthcoming transformational changes to the entire organization and program, ushering in a new era of progressiveness, inclusiveness and empowerment," the organization said in a statement.
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Rubio's agenda has disquieting parallels to the Cold War years when the United States supported the removal of governments in eight countries across the region, ushering in a wave of dictators in their stead.
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While Mr. Perot's 1992 candidacy is treated as a quirky blip in American electoral history, Mr. Nader's 2000 run left many center-left voters with liberal guilt for ushering in a second Bush era.
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Every so often, a well-timed political manifesto comes out near the beginning of a presidency and functions as a kind of billboard for whatever new era the administration believes it is ushering in.
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Nissan's board fired Ghosn in a unanimous vote after the industry veteran's surprise arrest in Japan, ushering in a period of uncertainty for an alliance beset by tensions over who is the dominant partner.
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But, even if they can help smokers quit, there's also indications e-cigs are ushering in a new generation of adolescents hooked on nicotine who may be more likely to start smoking tobacco later.
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Under the guise of pushing back against left-wing bias, the right has systematically tried to discredit all objective sources of information, ushering in a berserk reactionary postmodernism in which truth loses its meaning.
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"Miss Dee and Mr. Davis are not only figures within the film," he wrote, "but, as themselves, they also seem to preside over it, as if ushering in a new era of black filmmaking."
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The Dow Jones industrial average plunged by nearly 26 percent, ushering in a bear market — that's when stocks are down more than 20 percent from their peak — for the first time in 11 years.
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It wasn't until 1993 that the country's first elected civilian president took office, ushering in a new era of economic growth, technological development, and a blossoming entertainment sector -- including the first K-pop idols.
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This year, That 70's Show star Wilmer Valderrama will be embarking on a special journey of his own, ushering in the new year with a romantic marriage proposal to his girlfriend Amanda Pacheco.
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" He argued that this would enable us to meet and maintain a high standard of living by working no more than 15 hours work a week, thus ushering in a "golden era of leisure.
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Amazon is ushering in the era of "bricks and clicks" with its Whole Foods purchase and its stock could reach $1,300 in the next 12 to 18 months, an analyst told CNBC on Thursday.
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Nissan will hold a board meeting on Thursday to oust Chairman Carlos Ghosn after the shock arrest of its once-revered leader, ushering in a period of uncertainty for its 19-year alliance with Renault.
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Hillenburg, 57, created SpongeBob SquarePants for Nickelodeon after working as a marine biologist and contributing to the show Rocko's Modern Life, ushering in one of the most popular and successful cartoons in American television history.
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Now, most phones have some sort of screen notch, though we're slowly transcending that phase, with Samsung ushering in the hole-punch camera trend and some upcoming phones getting rid of the camera notch altogether.
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Similar narratives have taken hold about anti-Muslim violence, anti-immigrant violence and misogyny.... But it is not clear that we can accuse the president of ushering in a new era of heightened anti-Semitism.
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"There is a crisis of confidence in the government and logically if Cristina becomes the favorite candidate, she generates many fears about her past," he added, referring to policies such as ushering in currency controls.
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Brazil's currency, however, strengthened ahead of Sunday's pro-impeachment protests, ending a third week of gains as investors bet on a change of government ushering in more business-friendly policies to restore confidence and growth.
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On Thursday, the House of Representatives approved rules for impeachment proceedings, ushering in the public phase of the inquiry, which they hope will convince more Americans that Trump's conduct should get him booted from office.
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John Shimkus (R-Ill.) leading the environment subcommittee, the Energy and Commerce Committee is primed to lead when it comes to ushering in a new era of American ingenuity that capitalizes on our energy abundance.
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The Affordable Care Act is the left's greatest accomplishment since the Great Society, and Obama is akin to both Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Lyndon Baines Johnson in ushering in nearly a decade of progressive progress.
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If San Diego Comic-Con was Marvel Studios' way of ushering in Phase Four of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Disney's biennial trade show D23 was a reminder that sequels to important movies are still coming.
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Glass-Steagall had been repealed during her husband's administration, ushering in an era of consolidation that created behemoth banks like JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup that did everything from issuing auto loans to trading complex derivatives.
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On the positive side, in many ways it seems SoftBank isn't ushering in a new ill to the world of late-stage capital, rather it's being forced to correct a trend it helped usher in.
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Non-VA canine research has also led to the discovery of insulin, new tests and treatments for various types of cancer and has played an important role in ushering in advancements in heart surgery procedures.
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The Myanmar military ceded power to a nominally civilian government in 2011 after nearly half a century of iron-fisted rule, ushering in reforms and opening one of Southeast Asia's poorest countries to foreign investors.
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The Federal Reserve is largely credited for ushering in the age of the Great Moderation, a Goldilocks scenario of low unemployment, low inflation and sustained economic growth that followed the tumultuous stagflation of the 1970s.
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And while many are unlikely to say so publicly, some Democrats would plainly relish the political upside of a unified Republican government ushering in Mr. Trump's 100th day by failing to keep the lights on.
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Since the 153s, the tide in New York City has moved in one direction—rising to lift the fortunes and freedoms of the rich, while ushering in hyper-gentrification and displacement for the working-class.
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As his campaign manager Kellyanne Conway (played by Kate McKinnon) flits about in the doorway ushering in eager well-wishers, Baldwin's Trump gets more and more anxious about the idea of actually, you know, governing.
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Image 2500 of 2 ISTANBUL – President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is ushering in a new era for Turkey after weekend elections saw him win a presidency granting him the vastly expanded executive powers he has long sought.
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It did this while simultaneously speaking to the concerns of a world-weary pre-millennial generation, triumphantly heralding the return of the rock musical and ushering in a permanent new era of modern sound on Broadway.
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When Canada's communications regulator announced that all service providers in the country must provide a basic and affordable cable package by March 1, the move was hailed as ushering in a "new era" for consumer choice.
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The resulting album — and the film built around it — is rife with reflections and odes to memory and resilience, ushering in a new era of fresh sounds and unique fashions starkly contrasted with Gaga's previous outputs.
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I think it's safe to say that we're all looking forward to 217 dancing itself right off the stage of history and ushering in a new year where hopefully everything isn't the most terrible thing ever.
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Hillary Clinton passes that test with flying colors -- pushing back against the NRA's extreme 'guns for everyone, everywhere' agenda, and ushering in a new political calculus that saving lives from gun violence is a winning issue.
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But Heifets doesn't want to take any chances that shifting political winds will once again shut down work with the still-popular club drug — along with any hope of ushering in a new era of psychiatry.
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There's also been some speculation about the former Suits star giving a short speech at the reception at St. George's Hall, which would be breaking with tradition and ushering in a new style of royal weddings.
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Mr Maduro would claim that his constituent assembly, due to convene on August 3rd, will end the confrontation in a third way, by ushering in what officials call a "new Venezuelan economy", less dependent on oil.
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With Fashion Month one-and-done (hundreds of shows and four cities later, phew!) and the ushering in of a new season comes a fresh slew of brands to know and swiftly add to your wardrobe.
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The talented duo, each tasked with leading their respective teams back to respectability, are among the faces of the NHL's next generation that are ushering in a new era of speed and skill on the ice.
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As this is 2017 and fewer women of any race fit into the stereotypical, princess-available-for-marriage trope, Lindsay is ushering in a new version of the fairy tale that we can all get with.
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At this year's World Economic Forum in Davos it was stated that artificial intelligence is ushering in the fourth industrial revolution, which will change society as we know it and cost five million jobs by 2020.
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Why Self-Checkout Is and Has Always Been the WorstAutomation is often presented as an inexorably advancing force, whether it's ushering in a threat…Read more ReadIt's faceless, it's everywhere, and it's loathed—that's shitty automation.
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Ingram remained at WABC-AM through 1982, becoming one of its signature personalities in its heyday and ushering in some of rock and roll's biggest names — including the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, and the Beach Boys.
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The growth of augmented and virtual reality applications and hardware is ushering in a new age of digital media and imaging technologies, and startups that are putting themselves at the center of that are attracting interest.
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Such is the nature of two Grade-A examples of the idealists who came of age in the 1960s, those bright young things bent on ushering in a new era of peace, love, freedom and happiness.
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If passed, legislation along the lines of the earlier Hatch bill would overturn decades of precedent interpreting federal criminal law, ushering in a new era of intensive litigation that only well-heeled defendants could possibly afford.
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The popular live trivia game app is preparing to give away $250,153 Wednesday night for its biggest cash prize ever, while also ushering in a new era of sponsored partnerships with the likes of Warner Bros.
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King Salman ascended the throne in 2015, ushering in a new era of Saudi politics with the help of his son, Prince Mohammed, who he promoted to crown prince -- making him heir apparent -- in June 2017.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe took office in December 20093 promising to revive the economy with an "Abenomics" recipe that included a hyper-easy monetary policy, ushering in expansion but leaving doubts about the sustainability of growth.
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LONDON (IFR) - The prospect of Donald Trump becoming the next U.S. president and ushering in a period of increased public spending and de-globalisation has not been adequately priced into bond markets, market participants have warned.
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"Silverstein's actions were responsible for ushering in a new era in modern-day corrections," said Pete Earley, a former Washington Post reporter who interviewed him for his book "The Hot House: Life Inside Leavenworth Prison" (22014).
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"We are on the precipice of ushering in potentially a golden era for the Korean Peninsula," Ms. Trump told Bloomberg News in the hours before her father took the historic step of crossing into the North.
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It may be hard to see past those failures to understand how Trump is ushering in creeping authoritarianism even when he can't even pass a health-care bill, but he is steadily eroding democracy in America.
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I commend the women and men who have come forward for sharing their stories — not just because of their bravery, but because they are playing important roles in ushering in a new standard for workplace culture.
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If Mexico's incoming president makes the right choices, especially early on, he has a chance to provide prosperity and security for his people while ushering in a new era in Mexico's relationship with the United States.
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In April 1975, the Americans pulled out of Cambodia just before the Khmer Rouge seized power, ushering in a brutal period of starvation, forced labor and mass murder during which up to 2.2 million citizens died.
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The magnificent athleticism of Michael Jordan had transformed basketball; he played the game with such grace that everyone wanted his shoes — Air Jordans — ushering in a wave of expensive sportswear and the sneakerheads who coveted them.
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Finland and Utrecht want to know if a basic income is a more efficient way of delivering assistance to poor people than their existing policies; they're not particularly interested in ushering in a post-work future.
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This, as well as the brief recession of 1990-91, cost him the 1992 election, though even as voters went to the polls the figures for growth were ticking upwards, ushering in almost a decade of prosperity.
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The…research project might very well be ushering in "a new way of doing social science," but it is our responsibility as scholars to ensure our research methods and processes remain rooted in long-standing ethical practices.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - Women in Saudi Arabia hit the roads on Sunday, ushering in the end of the world's last ban on female drivers, long seen as an emblem of women's repression in the deeply conservative Muslim kingdom.
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Though the Karma Revero itself may fit the mold of the future-conscious electric hybrid bent on ushering in a new era of car connectivity, luxury and design are undoubtedly the more dominant genes in its DNA.
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After dropping two songs in 24 hours last week, it's safe to say Selena Gomez is having a moment — and her stylist Kate Young is ushering in this new era in her music with some major fashions.
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Apple Arcade and Xbox Game Pass are ushering in a new subscription model, similar to Netflix and Spotify, which could profoundly alter how we value games, despite offering a short-term cash injection for those it supports.
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What if one or the other or both of them were to act as the last King or Queen of Westeros, remaining childless, refusing to name successors, focusing on ushering in a fledgling republic to succeed them?
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Jaitley added that the government remained committed to ushering in more reforms, allaying concerns that the departure of Reserve Bank of India Governor Raghuram Rajan reflected wavering appetite for measures aimed at making the economy more competitive.
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He then tried to hijack the meeting by ushering in reporters to witness him claiming, falsely, that "tremendous amounts of wall have already been built" and challenging Mr Schumer and Ms Pelosi to pay for the rest.
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The Bond film franchise has been around now for nearly 56 years, ushering in a slew of handsome men — Sean Connery, Pierce Brosnan, and Daniel Craig, to name a few — to portray the dashing and dangerous lead.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May has said she will trigger the formal EU divorce talks by the end of March, ushering in a two-year period of negotiations before Britain leaves the club it joined in 1973.
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All this technological change is ushering in a new era for anti-submarine warfare, according to Gunnar Wieslander, a former commander of Sweden's submarine flotilla who now runs Saab Kockums, an exporter of diesel-electric manned submarines.
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"They were kind of ushering in the whole age of running basketball, small ball," says longtime Celtics beat writer Peter May, author of The Big Three and The Last Banner: the Story of the 26-222 Celtics.
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Hillary Clinton passes that test with flying colors — pushing back against the N.R.A.'s extreme 'guns for everyone, everywhere' agenda, and ushering in a new political calculus that saving lives from gun violence is a winning issue.
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The newest version of MacOS has been nicknamed Sierra (like the mountain range), and it's ushering in a number of features that make it easier to jump between different Apple devices and store files across different devices.
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Soon voice-command technology reached the public, ushering in our current era of unreliable computer interlocutors given to unforced errors: half-comical, half-pitiful simpletons, whose fate in life is to be taunted by eleven-year-olds.
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CAIRO/BANGUI (Reuters) - The Central African Republic reached a peace deal with 14 armed groups following talks conducted in Khartoum, the United Nations said on Saturday, potentially ushering in a period of stability in the volatile country.
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President Recep Tayyip Erdogan won Turkey's landmark election Sunday, the country's electoral commission said, ushering in a new system granting the president sweeping new powers which critics say will cement what they call a one-man rule.
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M. Acquires Strobe, Start-Up Focused on Driverless Technology Mr. Son recently told Matt Barnard, the chief executive of Plenty, that computers were ushering in a revolution in agriculture not seen since the invention of the plow.
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And after it backed out of that agreement, didn't it once again declare in 85033 that it was shutting down its main nuclear reactor as a result of multinational talks, ushering in new relations with the U.S.?
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MBS has been hailed in the West as an "ambitious, energetic" young "reformer" who is upending the kingdom's conservative ways and ushering in a bold new era of modernization, complete with sweeping liberal social and economic policies.
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As cruise lines, NFL teams, airlines and retailers like Walmart begin to test and use facial recognition software for their own security systems, experts worry that the technology is ushering in a new erosion of personal privacy.
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Salvini's gambit backfired badly, ushering in a new alliance between previously fierce political enemies that is expected to tone down his crackdown on migrants arriving by boat from Africa and look to repair strained ties with Brussels.
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Falwell's "Moral Majority," founded in 1979, spent $10 million in advertising for Ronald Reagan, ushering in an era of close connection between Republicans and Southern Christian evangelicals (and recasting Southern whites as a major GOP voting bloc).
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In an election that turned on the economy, they repudiated Mr. Bush in 1992 and chose a relatively little-known Democratic governor from Arkansas, Bill Clinton, a baby boomer, ushering in a generational shift in American leadership.
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CNN senior White House correspondent Jim Acosta said President Trump is ushering in "a return to the Cold War," following Trump's speech in Miami that focused on rolling back some of former President Obama's policies on Cuba.
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This has resulted in concerns about debt and unnecessary interference in the private sector, ushering in a period of excessive austerity, in terms of decreased government spending, in several advanced countries, such as Greece, Portugal and Spain.
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JERUSALEM — Hamas unilaterally declared a cease-fire with Israel on Wednesday, ushering in a fragile calm along the Gaza border after a short but intense round of fighting and easing the prospect of an imminently broader conflict.
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Never mind that the upheavals of 1917 transformed the country and the world, abruptly ending the long rule of the czars, ushering in the Communist era and spawning an ideological confrontation with the West that still resonates.
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In 2007, the first episode of "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" aired in the US, and ever since, the Kardashian sisters' bodies have become a frequent focus of celebrity weekly magazines, ushering in new curvaceous body ideals.
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The tie-up is likely to focus on technology being developed by Mobileye to give computer-driven vehicles better reflexes without driver input, ushering in an era of self-driving cars early in the next decade, analysts said.
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"I'll tackle climate change by ushering in a green century, ending taxpayer subsidies for these fossil fuel giants and multinational agribusiness corporations, harnessing the technology and innovation that we have to create jobs in renewable energy," she said.
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Personally, I associate eclipses the show Avatar: The Last Airbender remembers the "Day of the Black Sun," where a solar eclipse left members of the antagonistic Fire Nation powerless, ushering in a climactic attack on their capital city.
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The U.S. response "undermined American credibility as the pacesetter for global aircraft standards, while potentially ushering in an era in which international regulators — particularly those in China and Europe — assert growing clout," as the Washington Post put it.
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After all, it was the Soviets who, less than a decade after seriously taking up the sport, knocked Canada off 7-2 to win the 1954 World Championships, ushering in over three decades of international ice hockey domination.
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Prime Minister Theresa May formally began Britain's divorce from the EU last month, declaring there was no turning back, ushering in a tortuous exit process that will test the bloc's cohesion and pitch her country into the unknown.
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Trump is ushering in a plutocratic era that requires us to demand the most from those in powerful positions; to do so, we must first shed the assumption that Silicon Valley is on the side of the people.
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The KDP also commands some respect for ushering in the referendum, despite the negative consequences for the region, while the PUK has yet to heal the internal rifts that opened when its founder Jalal Talabani died in 2017.
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Most of all, thank you for believing in our brand and each other, because without you and the commitments we make to each other, we wouldn't be here ushering in a thrilling new period of growth and creativity.
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The amnesty gives a last-minute boost to the legacy of Thein Sein, whose semi-civilian government in 2011 replaced a junta that had run Myanmar for 49 years, ushering in a series of political and economic reforms.
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Democrats captured the House of Representatives -- setting themselves up to exert a major institutional check on President Trump, while breaking the Republican monopoly on power and ushering in a younger, more female and more racially diverse political generation.
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Women in Saudi Arabia took to the roads at midnight on Sunday, ushering in the end of the world's last ban on female drivers, long seen as an emblem of women's repression in the deeply conservative Muslim kingdom.
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Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, head of the ruling Transitional Military Council (TMC), in charge for the first 21 months, with a civilian-run administration then taking over for 18 months until elections are held, ushering in civilian rule.
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But Samsung is evidently keen to try to limit brand damage to the Note brand — which it introduced in 2011, ushering in a successful run of phablet-sized smartphones and encouraging other smartphone makers to supersize handset screens.
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Recently, a Professor of Technology speculated in the Guardian that Snapchat might be ushering in a "post-literary" age, while Facebook has recently changed its algorithm to promote video in anticipation of a future which is "all video".
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The intifadas had a dramatic effect on Israeli-Palestinian relations; the second, in particular, is widely seen as marking the end of the 1990s era negotiating process and ushering in a new, darker era in Israeli-Palestinian relations.
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Instead of ushering in a new drug pricing system for Americans, importation bills allow Americans to access cheaper Canadian drugs and introduce a measure of competition to the drug market, which may incentivize drug companies to lower prices.
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Beyond its famous classical sites like the fifth-century B.C. ruins of the Acropolis and the Parthenon — which are best viewed in the morning when the crowds are at bay — the city is ushering in a new era.
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Opponents of the E.R.A. said they feared it would upend gender norms, ushering in an age in which women would be subject to the military draft and boys and girls would share locker rooms, bathrooms and sports fields.
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A punishing sovereign debt crisis followed and a period of eye-wateringly high unemployment, ushering in an expansion of the central bank's balance sheet by well over a trillion euros and counting, along with negative interest rate policy.
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In 2000, President Kim Dae-jung, the initiator of the Sunshine Policy, flew to Pyongyang to meet with Kim Jong-il, ushering in a period of détente that seemed to promise an end to hostilities on the peninsula.
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With the end of the Cold War ushering in significant nuclear arms reductions and the permanent extension of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) in 2202, the goals of ACDA no longer appeared urgent.
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"At this point in time, there will be no country exclusions," he said, adding that once all the legal requirements have been worked out, that Trump could sign an order ushering in the tariffs this week or next.
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On Capital Hill, a bipartisan group of lawmakers are ushering in the football season with the formation of the Congressional College Football Caucus, where they promise to "set aside politics and unite behind their love" of the game.
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The results should be clear by late on Sunday, ushering in weeks of bargaining among parties to form a stable majority in the Parliament, and among national leaders to choose successors to Juncker and other top EU officials.
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The situation has already proven disastrous, ushering in atrocities that a senior U.N. official has described as "textbook ethnic cleansing" against the Rohingya and creating a massive refugee crisis that could destabilize the region far beyond Myanmar's borders.
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Crazy Rich Asians star Michelle Yeoh says she's grateful that the summer blockbuster is ushering in new opportunities for Asian actors in American films, but she cautioned that change won't continue unless executives at the top set the example.
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Many foreign investors warmed toward Brazil after President Dilma Rousseff was impeached and removed from office in August 2100, ending 212 years of Workers Party rule and ushering in a more business-friendly agenda under her successor, Michel Temer.
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We asked counterfactual 303th century historian Professor Gavriel Rosenfeld, about whether he thinks Nigel Farage, Donald Trump and Marine le Pen really are ushering in some kind of fourth Reich, or if we are all just overreacting a bit.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has sharply attacked NAFTA for months, and on Thursday his government triggered the process to start overhauling the deal that binds the United States, Canada and Mexico, potentially ushering in formal talks by mid-August.
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KARNAL, India(Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Following India's September move to scrap a colonial-era ban on gay sex, more and more corporations are opening their doors to LGBT+ people and ushering in policies to make them feel more welcome.
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The decline is yet another sign that people have become the driving force for change on Earth, ushering in the epoch of the Anthropocene, a term derived from "anthropos", the Greek for "human" and "-cene" denoting a geological period.
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Doubtless judges can play their part in leading to this state of affairs but not even the most ambitious of them (say, the late American Supreme Court judge Antonin Scalia) would claim to be ushering in peace on earth.
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Since the moment Trump took office, we've witnessed a steady stream of attacks on the administration, not so much for the president's obvious personal foibles but because his election is supposedly ushering in authoritarianism and the end of liberty.
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Pelosi won the Speaker's gavel for the second time, marking a historic return to power for the nation's first female Speaker and ushering in what Democrats promise will be a new era of oversight for Trump and his administration.
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"Given today's data, it is really hard to believe this study won't be positive, ushering in a new paradigm that we expect will transform outcomes for patients diagnosed with this horrible disease," said Brian Skorney, an analyst at Baird.
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KARNAL, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Following India's September move to scrap a colonial-era ban on gay sex, more and more corporations are opening their doors to LGBT+ people and ushering in policies to make them feel more welcome.
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Republicans controlled both Senate seats only twice during the 20th century — for a six-year period in the 1970s, and beginning again in 1994, when Republicans Fred Thompson and Bill Frist won, ushering in a period of GOP dominance.
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But by ushering in a spending spree on health, education and policing after years of economic austerity, Johnson has fueled expectations of an early election — something his team says will not happen before Britain leaves the EU on Oct.
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There were plenty of concerns at the beginning of this millennium that video games like Second Life were ushering in a godless digital era that would soon see people strapping computers to their faces and foregoing real reality entirely.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Turkey's latest proposals in talks with the European Union are aimed at rescuing refugees, discouraging human traffickers and ushering in a new era in relations between Brussels and Ankara, Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said on Monday.
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With Avengers: Infinity War ushering in the Age of Thanos and a whole universe of unprecedented mass chaos, it's a good thing that Black Panther has introduced at least one incomparable secret weapon that just might save the day.
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Still, UK markets, in tandem with global peers, are ushering in an upbeat end to the year, as broader worries around major macro-economic events such as the U.S.-China trade war, British politics and Brexit have receded recently.
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It resurrects a statement the BRT first published in 1981 on the purpose of a corporation, which they say the trade group ended up revising in 1998 because it did not work, ushering in the era of shareholder primacy.
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His three-record debut—which won the inaugural American Music Prize and made nearly every major "Best of 2015" list, from Pitchfork to Rolling Stone—has positioned Kamasi as a jazz emissary who's ushering in a new musical movement.
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Romney accused Trump of ushering in "trickle-down racism" during an interview with Wolf Blitzer last summer and once said that Trump's hesitance to release his tax returns probably meant there was a "bombshell" Trump didn't want the public to see.
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Wednesday, June 303 10:00 AM – 10:45 AM:New Realities: VR, AR, and GamingVideo games are ushering in a whole new era of interactivity across a host of new devices that deliver virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) experiences.
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After banks were fined millions of dollars for trying to rig the Libor and its sister benchmarks that are widely used in trillions of dollars of contracts like mortgages and credit cards, authorities in Europe and elsewhere are ushering in replacements.
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Related: Canadian Cops Preached Screwed-Up Islamic Doctrine to Bomb Plotters, Court Hears "I hope that overturning these convictions will be another step in ushering in a good relationship with the Muslim community, because we're going to need it," he said.
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"Despite his challenges, many believed that Brooke transcended the divisiveness of the Republican Party, ushering in a new era of politics," writes Leah Wright Rigueur in her book, The Loneliness of the Black Republican: Pragmatic Politics and the Pursuit of Power.
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And I hope people look back at what me and my brother [her Rebecca Minkoff label co-founder, Uri Minkoff] have done and be like, "They were pioneers in ushering in technology within fashion, and using social to transform their company."
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The move turned out to be part a wave of hires by outsized tech companies to bring in financial big guns, ushering in a different wave of thinking as these businesses increasingly interfaced with the finance world as large, multinational businesses.
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The return of the pumpkin spice latte—and basically every other food flavored with the spice mix—has become the tell-tale sign that fall is ushering in, often times before most of us are ready for summer to be over.
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Prime Minister Theresa May began Britain's divorce procedure from the EU earlier in the day, declaring there was no turning back and ushering in a tortuous process that will test the bloc's cohesion and pitch her country into the unknown.
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But analysts said the move would prove beneficial to India in the longer term, by ushering in transparency and bringing transactions into the formal economy, and providing additional revenue for a country that has long struggled to contain its fiscal deficits.
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The dollar was last down more than 3 percent against the yen, at 108.06 yen, near a 10-day low of 107.93 yen touched earlier and ushering in the dollar's biggest daily decline against the yen since mid-March 2011.
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A few degrees from all-time high The heat wave ushering in summer on Wednesday may be breaking daily records here, but it's not forecast to break the all-time record of 134 degrees recorded in Death Valley in 1913.
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Losing the only gay minister in the cabinet threatens what May hoped to be the narrative of her reshuffle: that she was ushering in a new, more diverse team to counter accusations that the Conservative Party is out of touch.
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"These [police enforcement and surveillance] initiatives will only further barricade and quarantine Black communities that are already under economic pressure from government policies ushering in an unprecedented era of unaffordable housing and meagre job prospects for young people," the letter stated.
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In fact, as detailed in a long and damning profile of the guy in the Atlantic earlier this year, he basically helped corrupt the entire American capital by ushering in the modern era of foreign money swashing through the district's streets.
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Why it matters: President Xi and his soon-to-be-announced dream team of officials will be ushering in not only a new era of ambitions for China but also a new phase in U.S.–China relations, as power shifts East.
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But by ushering in a spending spree on health, education and policing after years of economic austerity, Johnson has fuelled expectations of an early election - something his team says will not happen before Britain leaves the EU on Oct. 31.
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This brief reprieve from the norms of mismanagement and ethical challenges allowed Detroit to emerge from its bankruptcy and elect Mayor Mike Duggan, who appointed Inspector General James Heath ushering in a new era of ethical oversight to the city.
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WE'RE USHERING IN A NEW ERA OF NETWORK – OF NETWORKING THAT IS POWERED BY INTENT, INFORMED BY CONTEXT AND OVER TIME, CONTINUES TO ADAPT AND LEARN AND ACTUALLY BECOMES INTUITIVE AND IS CONNECTED DIRECTLY TO WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS' BUSINESS OUTCOMES ARE.
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But the show's most innovative element wasn't the show-to-selling floor expediency, it was a trio of self-heating overcoats, which were touted as ushering in a "new era, an era when the garment will come alive," according to AFP.
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Y Combinator has been steadily ushering in more and more startups into its classes, but this year the poll position accelerator is having to make some major logistical adjustments to accommodate just how massive its group of startups has become.
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By introducing ecological pressures like pollution, poaching, habitat loss, and global climate change, humans have contributed to species dying off at 1,000 times the natural background rate, ushering in what some call the sixth major mass extinction event in Earth's history.
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After banks were fined millions of dollars for trying to rig the Libor and its sister benchmarks that are used in trillions of dollars of contracts like mortgages and credit cards, authorities in Europe and elsewhere are ushering in replacements.
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The Oshogatsu (New Year) activities, part of CelebrASIA NYC, a host of events ushering in the Lunar Year of the Dog, will also have young visitors pounding rice dough, attending lion dances, making kites, trying calligraphy and playing traditional Japanese games.
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She is the party's most formidable fund-raiser, and her aides say she has sturdy support from a majority of House Democrats who credit her with ushering in the policies on health care and business regulation that Republicans have attacked.
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Instead of ushering in a crop of Asian-American projects, "The Joy Luck Club" remained a token for more than two decades — until "Crazy Rich Asians" became the next Hollywood blockbuster to feature a contemporary story with an all-Asian cast.
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Her death also marked a turning point in the history of Britons' relationship to their own ids, ushering in an era in which people have new license to express themselves and feelings can weigh more heavily than reason, Mr. Freedland said.
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The first medicine designed to prevent migraines was approved by the Food and Drug Administration on Thursday, ushering in what many experts believe will be a new era in treatment for people who suffer the most severe form of these headaches.
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The party's decision to call a no-confidence vote against Mr. Kurz in May, ushering in a caretaker government, led to acrimony between the center-right and center-left that analysts said made a potential coalition between the two unlikely.
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Myanmar's long-closed economy is now one of the world's fastest-growing, expanding at 7-8 percent a year since the military relinquished direct control in 2011, ushering in a period of wide-ranging reform under former President Thein Sein.
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Now, no party looks likely to win a majority in these three urban centers, ushering in a new era of coalition politics as South Africa shifts from what has effectively been a one-party system in the period immediately post-apartheid.
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That power also came from developing global technological standards that allowed the U.S. to retain a global leadership position in technology, and then ushering in the creation of global technology corporations that could dominate in a variety of technology sectors.
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" Perhaps unknowingly foreshadowing—or ushering in—themes emo would later overuse, like heartbreak resulting in literal sickness, De Marrais asked for an ambulance to keep her from going home alone, "Call an ambulance / I don't want to walk home alone.
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Mitch Daniels ushering in an era of fiscal responsibility, Indiana's challenges were not dissimilar to that of many other states or even the federal government — budget deficits, bloated and ineffective government agencies that made the Hoosier State less than fertile ground for investment.
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With a smaller center-left parliamentary grouping lending verbal support earlier on Wednesday, the vote could succeed in toppling the cabinet, ushering in weeks of political instability and stalled policymaking when widening budget and current account deficits are pressuring assets and rating outlooks.
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The potential for that role to change was galvanized by a late-2014 Google survey, which highlighted that mobile penetration in Asia was far greater than any other region in the world, even surpassing computer use, thus ushering in Asia's "mobile-first" consumer.
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ROBERT SATCHWELL Haarby, Denmark Lexington's column on the "primeval" tribalism of American politics drew on two ways we might bring about a lasting peace between the parties: either ending our two-party system, or ushering in an historic political realignment (May 26th).
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It kept the best features of Android alive (like having a removable battery and expandable storage), while ushering in a few new things, like a slight curve to the phone's body, optional leather cases, and a camera that's actually worth a damn.
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After establishing herself as a fan-favorite for her level-headedness, Lindsay then became the franchise's first Black lead on the most recent season of The Bachelorette, ushering in one of the most racially diverse contestant pools that the franchise has seen.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A massive heat wave that has enveloped the U.S. Midwest pushed into the Northeast on Friday, ushering in temperatures that could top 299 degrees Fahrenheit (237 degrees C) in Washington and prompting utilities to take steps to prevent power outages.
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But it's not just about the next Albert Einstein or Sergey Brin ushering in a new wave of innovation, it's also about ensuring we have an adequate workforce at every level — in the fields, on the manufacturing floor, and in the classroom.
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So when Suharto resigned in 1998, ushering in an age of democracy, lawmakers abolished military representation in parliament and dramatically narrowed the armed forces' responsibilities, obliging them to end all business activity, for example, and hiving off the police as a separate force.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May formally began Britain's divorce from the European Union on Wednesday, declaring there was no turning back and ushering in a tortuous exit process that will test the bloc's cohesion and pitch her country into the unknown.
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And I think this will create billions and billions of dollars' worth of market capitalization of new companies and technologies out there, not to mention ushering in a whole new era of post- and trans-human existence — or our next technological existential crossroads!
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When one conferencegoer inquired about his chances of getting his own emoji onto the keyboard, Mr. Davis said that Unicode had committed to ushering in about 70 emoji symbols a year and that about half of all public proposals made the cut.
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In the staid auto industry, the brash Mr. Agee, who gained a reputation as a rock star chief executive (Fortune called him "America's first yuppie"), had earned fame for ushering in business casual, doing away with boardroom tables and shunning executive parking spaces.
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Officials from both countries have touted the deal as ushering in a new era for U.S.-Sino relations, but it fails to address many of the structural differences that led the Trump administration to start the trade war in the first place.
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Sue Desmond-Hellmann, the CEO of the $50 billion charity, said she would leave her post next year due to health and family issues, ushering in a new era at what has been viewed as the tech sector's most successful giant charity.
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They did, only to have Mr. Tsipras accept even harsher terms to avoid expulsion from the eurozone, ushering in even tougher austerity policies and costing the economy billions of euros after he put the financial system on lockdown, destroying confidence in banks.
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They did, only to have Mr. Tsipras accept even harsher terms to avoid expulsion from the eurozone, ushering in even tougher austerity policies and costing the economy billions of euros after he put the financial system on lockdown, destroying confidence in banks.
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Kavanaugh and his supporters argue that this commitment to diversity extends back through his time at the White House, when former President George W. Bush wanted to prioritize ushering in a more diverse roster of candidates as nominees for the federal bench.
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So it doesn't take that much of a leap of faith to think that the series could set the stage for Voldemort's full heel turn, the defeat of his mentor, and the ushering in of a global epoch defined (kind of!) by peace and cooperation.
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It doesn't take too much thinking about where some parts of the tech industry are headed to see AR ushering in a dystopian future where we are bombarded with unwelcome visual distractions, and our every eye movement and emotional reaction is tracked for ad targeting.
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He's become a kind of studio ambassador for faith-based projects, ushering in a string of hits with bigger stars like Greg Kinnear (Heaven Is for Real) and Jennifer Garner (Miracles From Heaven) that are heavy on the tears and light on the cultural division.
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Largely credited as among the record responsible for ushering in the post-disco era, Hercules and Love Affair's S/T still brings back memories of hipstamatic photos taken on now shuttered NYC club dancefloors such as Greenpoint's Studio B and the West Village's Westway.
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So it's fair to say that this rumored change to the usual Royal wedding day could represent the new, more relaxed approach to the monarchy that the Prince and Markle, as well as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, seem to be ushering in.
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Starting with New Zealand's cheerful celebrations and spectacular firework displays in the breathtaking Sydney Harbour, East Asia was ushering in a New Year with song and dance in its public squares, millions of revelers in its streets and contemplative moments in its temples of warship.
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The reform also opened Mexico's retail fuel market beyond Pemex, ushering in numerous gasoline retailers to the local market such as Exxon Mobil and BP. (Reporting by Daina Beth Solomon, David Alire Garcia and Ana Isabel Martinez; Editing by Bernadette Baum and James Dalgleish)
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Instead, Beijing is ushering in moderate pilot-based changes - granting private refiners oil licenses, encouraging a first private-led mega-refinery and overhauling the management of state-run assets - steps that seem fragmented but share a common goal of boosting efficiency across the sector.
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Apple's investment in AR technologies has been ushering in a new wave of apps, from those that let you perform more practical tasks – like visualizing furniture placement in rooms – to those with mass consumer appeal – like AR gaming, including Niantic's upcoming Harry Potter: Wizards Unite.
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Cage-as-Kaufman bristles at the lessons, worried that McKee is ushering in a homogenization of screenwriting, a kind of formulaic "chicken in every pot, point of no return at every midpoint"–style of writing that will turn all movies into paint-by-numbers.
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Back in 1937, the Supreme Court abandoned its original understanding of the commerce clause of the Constitution and rubber stamped the rest of the New Deal, ushering in the long era of federal dominance that we are familiar with in the United States today.
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Though Howard Johnson's wasn't able to keep up with chains that followed in its footsteps, like McDonald's and Burger King, this was the restaurant that pioneered franchising as an expansion plan, strategically opening along highways and ushering in the era of big fast food.
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As a ferocious, record-breaking blizzard pummeled our windows, ushering in yet another month of Moscow's winter, we began a sudden, frantic search for a sunny refuge, someplace to both defrost on the beach and absorb a little culture over the course of four days.
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Prime Minister Theresa May's government says that it has the right to decide when to start the divorce and that Article 50 will be invoked by the end of March next year, ushering in a two-year negotiating period to decide Britain's exit terms.
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Mohammed Merah was shot dead by the police several days later, on March 22, 2012, after a standoff that lasted more than 30 hours, shocking a nation in the midst of a presidential election and ushering in a new era of deadly Islamic extremist violence.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — Not long ago, the crown prince of Saudi Arabia, Mohammed bin Salman, was hailed across the United States as a long-awaited agent of change who was opening up his conservative kingdom by ushering in an era of social and economic reforms.
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Washington (CNN)The Senate voted to send Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court on Saturday, ushering in a generational conservative majority and delivering a huge victory to President Donald Trump after a vicious confirmation battle inflamed by allegations of sexual assault against the nominee.
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"The induction of this all-female leadership team signals forthcoming transformational changes to the entire organization and program, ushering in a new era of progressiveness, inclusiveness and empowerment," the Miss America Organization and the Miss America Foundation said in a joint news release on Thursday.
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Not only do they possess their own specialist skill — for Wilder, it is absurd punching power in his right hand and for Fury, it is extraordinary, if unconventional, ability — but they are also ushering in a new era of intense interest in boxing's glamour division.
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In the back of some Jews' minds is another dread: that if Labour loses the election, strengthening the right's grip on power and ushering in a hard Brexit, an aggrieved pro-Corbyn left will unjustly turn on Jews for raising a ruckus over anti-Semitism.
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If Hillary Clinton or Bernie Sanders is elected and have a Democratic Senate, they will be able to replace Scalia and possibly Kennedy with solidly liberal justices, ushering in a totally new era of Supreme Court jurisprudence that could see decisions like Citizens United overturned.
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In June 2014, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the head of the group, announced the formation of his self-declared caliphate from the pulpit of Al Nuri Mosque, ushering in the group's fanatical reign which punished Muslims and non-Muslims alike for disobeying its rigid interpretation of Islam.
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The Universal Serial Bus standard came into being more than 20 years ago, ushering in the USB era, which has been defined by two things: a common, ubiquitous standard for connecting peripherals to PCs, and the daily annoyance of trying to plug things in the right way.
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America, pushed once more into the role of global consumer of first and last resort, might acquiesce to its president's desire to dismantle the integrated global economy, ushering in a much more dangerous era of economic nationalism and dealing a huge blow to incomes around the world.
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" West also credits Philo with ushering in a new era of fast-fashion, making us all "New Slaves," quoting his own track from the 2013 Yeezus LP. In a now-infamous interview with BBC One's Zane Lowe, West explained: "You can have on a Zara pant, right?
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Back for its second season, Opening Ceremony's revival of Esprit's classic sportswear and logo-heavy pieces takes on a much springier approach than it did the first time around — and it'll surely please those who have been transitioning out their darks and ushering in all-pastel-everything.
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In the two years since being fired by Trump — an act examined by Mueller as possible obstruction — Comey has testified before Congress about his interactions with Trump and written a book that was critical of the president, ushering in an onslaught of attacks from the White House.
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The bailout was one of the most significant turning points in America's role in the global climate crisis and perhaps its most important piece of environmental legislation, ushering in a decade of fossil fuel investment that has set the fight to curb carbon emissions globally back decades.
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WASHINGTON — An elite American Special Operations force has captured a significant Islamic State operative in Iraq and is expected to apprehend and interrogate a number of others in coming months, ushering in a new and potentially fraught phase in the fight against the extremist Sunni militant group.
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Some observers in the region and elsewhere see in Maduro's determination to hold a vote a stratagem to further consolidate his position at the head of the government before, some predict, ushering in reforms that will transform the political system into something resembling the Cuban model.
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Perhaps the first two industrial revolutions have finally taken their toll on the planet, just as the World Economic Forum argues that we are ushering in a fourth industrial revolution based on emerging technology such as artificial intelligence, robotics, the Internet of Things, biotechnology and quantum computing.
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My reaction to the first frame usually presages my opinion of the entire film, and the first frame of Depraved — the overhead shot of a vinyl LP spinning on a turntable — seemed to be ushering in a movie that would be fatally arch and not terribly original.
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In other words, with few, if any, economic costs to Nevadans, net metering can incentivize more rooftop solar installation, ushering in the social benefits of decreased dependence on fossil fuels as well as the economic benefits of further investment in the solar industry in the state.
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"The induction of this all-female leadership team signals forthcoming transformational changes to the entire organization and program, ushering in a new era of progressiveness, inclusiveness and empowerment," the Miss America Organization and the Miss America Foundation said in a joint news release at the time.
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On Monday, Biden gestured toward Booker and Harris who had just spoken about supporting Biden's message of unity and "restoring the soul of the nation," saying that he saw his candidacy as a first step toward ushering in a next era of leaders in the Democratic Party.
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SHENZHEN, China — Shortly after taking over as China's leader, Xi Jinping made a pilgrimage to lay a wreath at a large bronze monument to one of his predecessors, the man credited with ushering in the country's new era of capitalist prosperity 40 years ago, Deng Xiaoping.
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When he digs into history, the boy will learn of the aberration that, just twice in American history, way back in 1824 and 1876, the popular vote for president was thwarted by the Constitution's Electoral College (the second time "incidentally" ushering in the reign of Jim Crow).
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Some of those measures were opposed by lawmakers from the state's rural areas, whose constituents still hold grudges against Mr. Cuomo for ushering in the Safe Act in 2013, which expanded the state's ban on assault weapons, tightened certification requirements and increased criminal penalties for illegal guns.
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And while the fashion industry ultimately embraced them — Marc Jacobs named a bag after Bryanboy in 2008, and Lucky magazine put three digital influencers on its cover in 2015 — these swaths of previously unheard-of showgoers were often blamed for ushering in the so-called death of fashion week.
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"Crank That" was just one of many infectious beats Soulja Boy created in a matter of minutes, unwittingly ushering in the era of "ringtone rap," which was widely derided at the time but now rightfully considered the foundation for such current names as fellow FL Studio user Metro Boomin.
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A couple months back they released their first new song in years "Who Returned" and below is their second new track "Real Life," a cut that announces their return even more triumphantly, while ushering in the announcement that their second album, Keeping the Peace, will hit this May.
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The initial seeds of a revolt were fomented by a viral post on Galt's social network, so if the government is overthrown, "Galt will get all the credit for having spread a revolution and ushering in a new era of democracy," an Anahata executive named Greg Fischer tells Bonilo.
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Suburban women in congressional districts like the one the Trump campaign visited on Tuesday played a key role in ushering in a Democratic wave of victories in U.S. House of Representatives races in the 2018 congressional elections, robbing Republicans of their majority and delivering a rebuke of Trump.
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Given that two other members had already resigned months ago while another member died, the committee would now have less than half of its members, technically dissolving the body, ushering in an interim management and forcing a party conference to pick a new leadership in a few weeks.
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Blue Jays 212, Yankees 20123 Managers are often careful when handling their organization's prized prospects and try to avoid putting too much pressure on them upon their arrival, even when a team is ushering in a core of young talent and shifting away from relying on aging veterans.
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Don Beyer to self-quarantine after contact with friend who tested positive for coronavirus MORE, one of his fiercest allies on Capitol Hill, as his fourth chief of staff, ushering in new leadership at the White House in the heat of the 2020 race that's being overshadowed by coronavirus.
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Freimut Dobretsberger, a longtime member of the People's Party, claims to have met every Austrian chancellor stretching back to Bruno Kreisky, a legendary figure in the country's political scene who took over in 1970, ushering in a leftward shift in Austrian politics that has remained virtually unbroken since.
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Now is good - Russell - U.S. Senate passes HK rights bill backing protesters, angers Beijing 216/BLACK & BLEAK FRIDAY U.S. retailers launch annual Black Friday sales on Nov 229, ushering in the high-stakes holiday shopping season for store chains that are struggling to adapt to shrinking mall traffic.
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If conversation about Generation Alpha and YouTube resembles anything, it's the debate about baby Gen Xers and television commercials, which were, like many other things, deregulated by President Ronald Reagan—ushering in an age of more and longer commercials and TV shows made with selling action figures in mind.
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They should be the éminences grises ushering in an exciting new generation, not the retreads and missed-their-moments dominating the field, as the entire party is leaping to the left — another complication in a national election where you have to appeal to a wide swath of voters.
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"Far from ushering in a more reasonable attitude to free trade generally, it is safer to view this latest deal as one that the US has managed to bash into shape by sheer negotiating muscle," economists Robert Carnell and Prakash Sakpal of ING Asia Pacific said in a note.
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AT&T Ushering in the mobile 5G era, AT&T announced in December that it turned on its next-generation network in 12 cities Jacksonville, Florida, Atlanta, Indianapolis, Louisville, Kentucky New Orleans, Charlotte, North Carolina, Raleigh, North Carolina, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio and Waco, Texas.
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It was that the imperial Obama was a politically unsuccessful Obama, whose party lost the Senate and then the White House during its imperial phase — ushering in a Republican presidency that set about unilaterally reversing much of its predecessor's unilateralism, from DACA to the Paris and Iran deals.
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However, it is the visual experiences that AR and VR deliver to users that will be a big part of ushering in a new age in technology that breaks away from the past and delivers a much richer, visually stunning approach to interacting with technology at many levels.
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Following a highly-publicized spat between Black Lives Matter activists and Bill Clinton over his administration's controversial 21994 crime bill, the former president this weekend acknowledged the fallout of the legislation, which many have blamed for ushering in the era of mass incarceration, and identified remedies for its shortcomings.
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Following a highly-publicized spat between Black Lives Matter activists and Bill Clinton over his administration's controversial 250 crime bill, the former president this weekend acknowledged the fallout of the legislation, which many have blamed for ushering in the era of mass incarceration, and identified remedies for its shortcomings.
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Google was on hand to talk up the ways in which the laptops are ushering in the latest version of Chrome OS. The new Chromebook Plus and Pro are among the first to feature Google Play access, opening up the lightweight devices to a massive offering of Android apps and games.
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The first installment of the film franchise went on to gross more than $296 million, ushering in a wave of think pieces about the dangers of teen girls identifying with Bella — a young woman willing to waste away in front of the window, waiting for her vampire in shining armor.
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This all raises the possibility that the Trump era is ushering in a new "normal" to American politics, in which support is derived not just from appealing to in-group affection, but from the outright belittlement and denigration of the opposition party and the social groups that comprise its members.
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Days after seemingly crediting himself with having inspired dramatic moves by Saudi Arabia and others to isolate Qatar, and thus ushering in the region's "biggest diplomatic crisis in decades," the president sent a backhanded note of condolence to Iran in the wake of Wednesday's twin ISIS terror attacks in Tehran.
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Democrat Gavin Newsom will be sworn in as California's 40th governor on Monday, cementing the dominance of his party's progressive wing and ushering in a leftward shift that could give the most populous U.S. state an even greater role as a counterweight to the policies of Republican President Donald Trump.
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He joined the guerrilla group as it began its bloody campaign against British rule and later admitted he was second-in-command in Londonderry on "Bloody Sunday" - the day in 1972 when British troops in the city killed 14 unarmed marchers, ushering in the most intense phase of the Troubles.
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Instead of ushering in a new progressive golden age in one of America's most liberal cities, de Blasio's administration is mired in controversy and incompetence—and yet the mayor continues in his hopeless, self-defeating quest to graduate from a bit player to a leading figure on the national stage.
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"In reflecting on the progress we've made here at Lyft and the work still left to be done, investing in the development of our next generation of leaders and innovators is our path forward to ushering in the diverse future we seek," Lyft head of diversity and inclusion Tariq Meyers said.
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These artists—Popcaan, NotNice, Tommy Lee Sparta, Vanessa Bling aka Gaza Slim, Merital Family, Shawn Storm, Blak Ryno, Sheba, Lisa Hype, Jah Vinci, Gaza Indu, Gaza Kim, Dotta Coppa, Doza Medicine—became part of what was the Portmore Empire: a collective of artists ushering in the new wave of dancehall.
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Ushering in the Third WaveToffler&aposs prediction of achieving the "first truly humane civilization in recorded history" seems quaint, and some of his theories on how families and nations will change can get a bit wild, but past that and some fanciful language, his predictions about communication were quite prescient.
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"We see no reason to change our current underweight view on European equities after the UK's recent vote to leave the EU, ushering in a period of high uncertainty that is likely to persist through 2017 and dampen the growth outlook and equity valuations," they wrote in a research note.
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"Much of the world seems convinced that Trump's election signals the ushering in of a period of American isolationism in which Washington will retreat from the world, including from Asia, and abandon its allies," said Haenle, who served on the National Security Council under former President George W. Bush and President Barack Obama.
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Mnuchin faces immediate challenges with the March 15 expiration of a U.S. debt ceiling suspension, ushering in the threat of a new default showdown, and a March 17 meeting of finance ministers from the Group of 20 major economies, where he will face tough questions about Trump's plans to increase trade protections.
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YouTube, with its focus on user-generated videos mixed with premium content like Vevo, remains Google's most successful social play, although it's known more for ushering in virally popular material rather than for helping to keep the conversation going around it (although Google does do some of that, too, in videos' comments section).
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And while Brooks sees Trump ushering in a new era in which partisanship is smashed up to create new, unlikely alliances, we have yet to see any evidence of that, with moderate Republicans like Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan scrambling to take advantage of a Trump presidency to further their own partisan aims.
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Read more: How to use TikTok, the short-form video app Gen Z loves and that's ushering in a new era of influencersThis isn't the first time that features on one platform have been mimicked by competing social media apps, who then recreate and integrate the similar feature into their own platform.
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Perhaps Emperor Akihito also knows that at some point Japan will need to allow women to be emperors again, as was the case as far back as the sixth century, and he may want to help spark a serious reconsideration of the current system as a means of ushering in this change.
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Twenty years ago this week, President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE signed into law the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act, ushering in an era of mass detention and deportation of immigrants.
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As the game's sixth career leading scorer with 31,540 points, Nowitzki is often described as the best European import in N.B.A. history and credited with ushering in the modern era of power forward play in which players of all sizes were not only encouraged but expected to shoot proficiently from long range.
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And while the Summer Games, precipitated by pro-democracy demonstrations and free elections marked a new era of success for South Korea, the 1989 festival practically bankrupted North Korea months before Berlin Wall fell, taking with it communism in much of Eastern Europe and ushering in the end of the Cold War.
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There is no question that the world faces a global climate crisis and we need to demand action, but shaming people to stop them from flying could very well have the immediate reverse effect of accelerating extinctions and ushering in the rapid loss of many of the world's last remaining wild areas.
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While the drugs were once reserved mostly for short-term treatment of serious pain, like after an operation or a car accident, zealous marketing by pharmaceutical companies starting in the 1990s convinced more doctors to prescribe opioids for chronic conditions like arthritis and lower-back pain, ushering in an unprecedented era of overprescribing.
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In 1962, Ray Charles, one of the fathers of soul music, released Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music, the first country record to sell 1 million copies, ushering in the possibility of the sort of pop and country music crossover for which white artists like Carrie Underwood and Taylor Swift are now celebrated.
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Trump shocked Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE on Election Day, ushering in GOP control of the White House and both congressional chambers.
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In the most recent example of Russian criticism over U.S. energy shipments, Igor Sechin, the CEO of Russian state energy giant Rosneft and one of President Vladimir Putin's closest allies, accused the United States on Thursday of ushering in an "era of energy colonialism", and accusing it of using energy as a political weapon.
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"I'm as pleased as pumpkin punch to announce the winner of our Baby Harland Naming Contest and the Harland who will be ushering in an all-new generation of Harlands, little Harland Rose," KFC wrote on Twitter with a photo of the baby girl dressed in a brown metallic bow and a floral dress.
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UNITED NATIONS — More than a decade after the end of Liberia's last civil war, the United Nations Security Council voted unanimously on Wednesday to lift the remaining sanctions against the West African country, enabling it buy arms on the global market and ushering in a new era of normalcy for a long-brutalized land.
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His deference to another infamously bloodthirsty dictator, Adolf Hitler, gave Hitler the green light to annex large portions of Central Europe, ushering in World War II. Chamberlain's experience with Hitler should serve as a warning to Trump: Playing into the hands of ruthless, ideologically rigid tyrants – whether Hitler or Kim – will not end well.
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The reform also opened Mexico's retail fuel market beyond Pemex, ushering in numerous gasoline retailers to the local market such as Exxon Mobil and BP. Lopez Obrador, who took office in December, has promised to keep prices from rising above inflation and has repeatedly pledged that consumers would not see price hikes for fuel.
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But prestige dramas, especially those canonized flagship series that were credited with ushering in the so-called golden age of TV we may or may not still be enjoying, have been so predominantly masculine that the label is still habitually applied to a certain type of po-faced product regardless of whether there's any prestige to it or not.
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"The biggest thing that's happened to music in the last 10 years was the democratization of music technology which means that you don't need to go through a gatekeeper anymore," she says when I ask her about the new wave of young creatives in movies and music, ushering in a new era of softer, kinder art.
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Huawei's very well-made and very high-end Mate 29 Pro, released globally last fall, will soon be available in the U.S. The world's third largest phone maker used CES 22018 to re-introduce Americans to what it boldly proclaims is the world's first "AI smartphone," ushering in a new era for our beloved glass-and-metal slabs.
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If the underlying tech lives up to the promises being made for it, the timing for this business looks very good indeed, with the European Union's new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) mere months away from applying across the region — ushering in a new regime of eye-wateringly large penalties to incentivize data handling best practice.
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As Industry 4.0 evolves, APIs will take center stage, linking devices and production systems to one another and ushering in an incredible era of customization – for instance, allowing your failing mobile phone to alert the factory that a replacement is needed, outfitted with all of the custom settings you need, at precisely the moment you need it.
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The White House is ushering in the holiday season with decorations themed "American Treasures," organized and overseen by first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpEx-Melania Trump adviser raised concerns of excessive inauguration spending weeks before events: CNN The Hill's Morning Report - Trump moves green cards, citizenship away from poor, low-skilled White House seeks volunteers, musicians for Christmas celebrations MORE.
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While the comings and goings of various eyebrow shapes and sizes make for a mesmerizing slideshow, they're also a total drag for anyone who caught the tail end of the last fad (read: over-tweezed), only to wake up one day just as the Delevingnes of the world are ushering in the new, fuller look du jour.
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However, to trace the democratization of craft cocktails as drinks accessible to all, we have to look to 2007 and focus on a trio of bon vivants with a vision — a vision whose impact reverberated widely and rapidly, ushering in a scene that was once relegated to luxury hotels and executed poorly by no-name bars.
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From the way Trump has treated America's neighbors — Mexico about immigrants and the financing of his ridiculous wall, Canada over trade practices on energy, lumber and dairy (he called policies surrounding dairy trade "a disgrace") — to the way he has treated our friends in Europe, Trump is singlehandedly ushering in a new era of American decline.
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Nissan Motor Co's board voted unanimously to oust Chairman Carlos Ghosn on Thursday after the shock arrest of the industry heavyweight, ushering in a period of uncertainty for its 19-year alliance with Renault "At this stage, a discussion about the future is open, but a renegotiation of the pact in the coming weeks is not," the Elysee Palace official said.
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If the company plays its cards right, the Switch could play a role in ushering in another golden age for Nintendo — but the console has an uphill battle, thanks in no small part to the stumbles of its predecessor, the Wii U. And while the new system is no doubt an innovative gaming experience, it's not exactly a straightforward plug-and-play experience.
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The ushering in of a new generation of free-to-low-wage clickjockeys, outrage-generators, and online opinionistas racing against one another to be the first out of the gate with a piping hot take is largely said to have contributed to the death of the professional critic, and reduced collective feedback of art to a pass/fail, "classic or trash" consensus.
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The disconnect is so profound that it often seems Mr. Trump is pursuing one Russia policy, set on ushering in a gauzy new era of cooperation with Mr. Putin, while the rest of his administration is pursuing another, set on countering a revanchist power that the White House has labeled one of the greatest threats to American security and prosperity.
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As president, our White House, our White House will be a beacon of light, providing hope and opportunity, ushering in a new century where every single person will be able to get the healthcare they need, where we will have clean air to breathe and clean water to drink, where we will have good paying jobs and a new green economy.
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"Prime Minister, if it comes to the point where we have to balance the risk of a no-deal Brexit versus the risk of letting the country down and ushering in a Marxist, anti-Semite-led government, what does she think at that point is the lowest risk?" asked Caroline Johnson, a Conservative who had, up until now, displayed staunch loyalty.
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But if a deal involves weakening America's ties with South Korea, he will be ushering in a world order where the US is no longer trusted by its allies, where it is no longer the guarantor of security; one where Russia and China are more powerful, and where the people of South Korea have more reason to lie awake at night.
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We have been researching AI as it relates to personal assistants since 2011, and the more we dig into AI, machine learning and cognitive analysis, the more we agree with Bezos that AI — and especially voice-based assistants and bots — will have a dramatic impact on the man-machine interface and be a part of ushering in a golden era of technology.
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After seeing it demonstrated during Iceland's Design March and the Sónar music festival earlier this month, Noisey had a chat with Genki's Chief Design Officer, Jón Helgi Halmgeirsson (who is, among other things, known for inventing the "jonophone," a gramophone made of paper) about his hopes and expectations for ushering in a new era of technology with the musical equivalent of The One Ring.
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You can imagine it, can't you, the CBeebies song being played across Russia's terraces, the crowd chanting its simple lyrics (very important World Cup song characteristic) and ushering in England's fifth goal of the match, the team buzzing off the song's sheer energy, the song blaring out from pubs back home post-match as fans with sunstroke get off their bonces on winning and Carling Extra Cold.
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Another of the galleries within the Artists in the GDR exhibition The year 2017 not only marks the 100 years since Rodin's death, but also the centennial of the Russian Revolution that saw the family of Tsar Nicholas II killed and replaced by Vladimir Lenin's Bolshevik Party, ushering in the Soviet Union that would have a profound effect on German art and politics during the second half of the twentieth century.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE will be inaugurated as the 45th president of the United States on Friday, ushering in a new era that most of official Washington is bracing for.
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After many adventures of the mind at the universities of Chicago, Oxford and Paris, she arrived in New York City in 1959 — now divorced and a single mother — ready, at the age of 26, to claim a place in a cultural scene primed to receive a young critic intent on ushering in "the new sensibility," the one that would soon be billing itself as a revolution in consciousness.
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A whole crew of weird snobs agreed that we needed textbooks full of rules and standardization, and all of a sudden the entire world was introduced to a slew of strange marks and the concept of "correct" and "incorrect" grammar — ushering in a new means by which people felt they had the right to judge others at a time when most of the world's population were unconvinced of the Earth's round shape.
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