The police will watch closely to ease concerns about crime.
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Well watch closely and you'll see exactly how it's done!
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Markets will watch closely as the October 2019 presidential election approaches.
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"Beijing will watch closely to see which it is," he said.
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This is something I think it's time to just watch closely.
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Naturally, he's going to watch closely that they don't inhale it.
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Nevertheless, Israeli leaders should "watch closely" developments in Iran, he said.
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One to watch closely may be South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg.
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Official tournament sponsor Adidas is another stock that investors will watch closely.
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Watch closely and you'll see a kitty flash on an L.E.D. screen.
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But obviously, this is a story we'll watch closely with your help.
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This is the group to watch closely over the next few days.
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Watch closely and you'll see cameos from team SK Gaming and Na'Vi.
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But watch closely: The next 11 tweets all hover around that same number.
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You just have to be patient, and watch closely, to fully see them.
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Watch closely, and you'll see that it's women who are leading the way.
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Peters said markets would watch closely for any unsparing rhetoric that Trump may use.
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Watch closely and as Shaun T says, "You better put some energy into it!"
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Still, the inflation trend will be one the markets will watch closely all year.
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Microsoft is making a grand entrance, while cashed-up incumbents watch closely from the sidelines.
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We should watch closely to see if that is a follow-up to the visit.
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Dr. Hotez says the Gulf Coast of the U.S. is another area to watch closely.
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If you don't watch closely, you can miss important clues to their state of mind.
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Something to watch closely: what new features does TikTok launch in the next 251 months?
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But many who watch closely say Mr. Trump is using the phrase to avoid accountability.
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If you watch closely, you can see Blueface leaning into the theater of it all.
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But exactly how Google handles its bigger ad-blocking initiative will be something to watch closely.
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We should also watch closely as to what is happening with our neighbor to the north.
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Watch closely, and you'll see that Greengrass often cuts scenes down to their most essential components.
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We can't stress this enough: Watch closely the specific, substantive moves of the Trump White House.
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"As we look further out, we recognize there's still risk and we're going to watch closely."
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"Business investment is an area I watch closely, and that I do worry about," he said.
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That's something "we watch closely," Joe Hinrichs, president of Ford's automotive operations, said in a recent interview.
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One signal both parties will watch closely is the decision of House Speaker Paul Ryan of Wisconsin.
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It is time to watch closely what Mr. Trump says, and what he and his administration do.
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Cameron's own Conservatives aren't united on the issue and campaigns will watch closely which side the ministers take.
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George said inflation will be a metric she will watch closely ahead in determining the future policy path.
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Watch closely As the weather heats up and families head to pools, officials warn parents about water safety.
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In it, if you watch closely, you can see Tobolowsky occasionally breaking character as he shakes with laughter.
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Watch closely: Kids may not say how they feel, but they often show their feelings in other ways.
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But watch closely ... before the fight erupts, you see the Seahawks fan get another guy in a headlock.
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Traders and investors watch closely for a breakout above $1,364 and a strengthening of the GMMA trend features.
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Watch closely as they go from translucent to opaque, and touch them to make sure they're just firm.
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But if you watch closely, you realize that the Cavaliers also could be even better than last season.
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Watch closely: To my mind, however, Clinton's greatest mistake in the race wasn't setting up the email server.
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Watch closely — Maul attempts the exact same block that he used to kill Qui-Gon in The Phantom Menace.
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But one needs to watch closely for imbalances like these, which, while seemingly quite localized, could have global implications.
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Attention now shifts to the next big data releases, which you can be sure the Fed will watch closely.
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Westworld's elaborate online alternate-reality game has trained fans to dig deep and watch closely for scraps of information.
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If you watch closely, "Dog" circles back to just how tense Kim is over Steph's growing friendship with Kourtney.
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Even so, investors will watch closely to see if the oil majors can shift gears before it's too late.
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The choices they make will impact Apple's bottom-line and influence over the competitive smartphone industry — so watch closely.
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Watch closely: You may never get another chance to learn how to free yourself from a duct-tape swaddle.
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Cenovus shareholders and investors will watch closely for any news on the divesture program, said Wood Mackenzie analyst Mark Oberstoetter.
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Normally, inflation is a report that the markets watch closely since inflation is one part of the Fed's dual mandate.
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Watch closely: It appears Bush 22019 handed something to Michelle Obama - like he did during the funeral service for Sen.
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Expect all sides in the debate over the merger to watch closely for any clues to the incoming administration's stance.
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If you watch closely, the hometown dates can tell you everything you need to know about the rest of the season.
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Darin Richards, CIO of AKT Wealth Advisors, thinks there are two standout areas to watch closely in the current market environment.
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But while most eyes are on Syria in this regard, Libya is another place to watch closely in the coming weeks.
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As with any major reform, we should watch closely to ensure it's implemented properly and that the troops understand the changes.
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AND FINALLY Watch closely These cats watching a Japanese chef prepare sushi is pretty much all of us when we're hungry.
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For now, Bark has found a sweet spot of loyalty and a growing market, making it a company to watch closely.
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Earlier story: The Trump bulldozer We can't stress this enough: Watch closely the specific, substantive moves of the Trump White House.
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Bonus: Watch closely and, in one hilarious sequence, the artist will teach you how to sneak into the Giardini without paying.
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Watch closely as he looks both ways for street traffic — who knew a cat could remain this calm while going this fast?
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Those who watch closely will recognize some of the moments from her Instagram, where the singer has been dropping hints for weeks.
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"We will watch closely but now, here, we are concentrating on the future," Bach told reporters upon arriving in Lima on Thursday.
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Currently, a few of the forecast models have shown a slight westward trend, which is something meteorologists will continue to watch closely.
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They said markets will watch closely whether Chinese Vice Premier Liu He joins the Chinese delegation scheduled to fly to Washington this week.
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The video has been sped up, so you have to watch closely or you'll miss the tiny rocket shooting through the clouds entirely.
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Director of "Black Museum," Colm McCarthy, says that if you watch closely, there is a reference to every single episode of Black Mirror.
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The talks come as investors and businesses watch closely for developments that could ease tensions between the U.S. and its largest trading partner.
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"People around the world know this website through Leicester City Football Club which several billion people watch closely already," Vichai told reporters recently.
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Law Enforcement has been strongly notified to watch closely for any ILLEGAL VOTING which may take place in Tuesday's Election (or Early Voting).
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Twice a day, if you watch closely, you can see Air Time gently nibble a flake of hay right out of Scharping's hand.
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ARROYO: But here&aposs the amazing thing, if you watch closely, the people surrounding it, these are like the Israelites around the golden calf.
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But he made it clear that the Fed would watch closely for any sign that the trade dispute was knocking the recovery off course.
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The results of the conservative vote, which is expected to be announced on July 23, are also a reminder to investors to watch closely.
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Now, investors will watch closely on inventory data reported by the U.S. Energy Information Administration on Wednesday, as well as Iran's election on Friday.
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Experts told The Hill they expect Congress and regulators to watch closely to ensure Apple does not prioritize its new subscription services over competitors.
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If you watch closely, you'll see the usage in marketing copy, on social media, in app interfaces and just about everywhere else you look.
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It'll certainly be something analysts and pundits will watch closely in 2019 and beyond, especially since Apple is no longer reporting unit sales for iPhones.
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Investors will watch closely for Powell's remarks on the US jobs report and whether that changed the Fed's calculus ahead of its meeting this month.
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Watch closely as a clerk gives a burglar a taste of his own medicine by grabbing his gun when he left it on the counter.
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In addition, teams is part of the Commercial Cloud category that investors watch closely; in the most recent quarter Microsoft's Commercial Cloud revenue grew 41%.
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RAYMOND ARROYO, FOX NEWS CONTRIBUTOR: Well, the president gets up and they are taking photographs, and he says this to Kim Jong Un. Watch closely.
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China's central bank on Wednesday made its biggest daily net cash injection via reverse repo operations on record, in efforts oil markets will watch closely.
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Now, to circle back to Pereira, this is the best part, watch closely as that brief moment of triumph completely vanishes as the cheers recede.
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Call Me By Your Name's not-so-secret weapon is Chalamet, whose performance communicates everything in Elio's head and more if you watch closely enough.
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Watch closely, and you might sense unease in Mr. Gaines's Gabriel, who pores over the speech he traditionally gives at dinner after doing carving duties.
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Other states contemplating changes to their own marijuana rules are likely to watch closely as Nevada and the three others move toward legalization this year.
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ING economist Nicholas Mapa said BI will watch closely moves of the Fed and the rupiah "before seriously considering further rate cuts in the near term".
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As athletes across the globe are competing for an Olympic medal in Rio, investors watch closely out how advertising during the Olympics affects the stock market.
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That is sure to disappoint Tesla's fans, as well as investors and analysts, who watch closely for any updates on the company's self-driving vehicle program.
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They haven't so far, but it will be something to watch closely as expert analyses roll in and senators start to hear back from their states.
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One last thing: Watch closely for Christopher Kennedy, son of Robert Kennedy and nephew of President Kennedy, who has run Kennedy businesses while helping hungry children.
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Why it matters: The campaign appeals straight to Trump's eyes and ears with ads running on shows he's known to watch closely, such as Fox & Friends.
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And, if you watch closely enough, Netflix's reboot is chock-full of practical advice that you, the viewer, can use to glow up your own life.
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Those familiar with its setting are likely to watch closely, given that its Australian creator's background is so different from those of the characters on screen.
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For this, too, doctors need to watch closely for early warning signs and keep tabs on how children are eating to minimize the odds of complications.
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The IEA said economic concerns were overshadowing geopolitics, but the oil market continued to watch closely the tensions between the United States and Iran in the Gulf.
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For China, the PMI is among economic indicators that investors globally watch closely for signs of trouble amid domestic headwinds and the ongoing U.S.-China trade negotiations.
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For China, the PMI is among economic indicators that investors globally watch closely for signs of trouble amid domestic headwinds and the ongoing U.S.-China trade dispute.
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So, best to watch closely and wait at this point... We're near the peak of hurricane season, and activity in the Atlantic Ocean is heating up quickly.
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Watch closely for a while (for a year, to be precise), and you might notice it budge slightly (about 2cm, or a little less than an inch).
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Lady Gaga's performance at the 2016 Grammys, in which she channeled David Bowie, used similar technology — but, when you watch closely, the result is less than perfect.
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Is there any actual "notification" by the federal government to states to "watch closely" for illegal voting, let alone an attempt by the feds to specify penalties?
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In that worst-case scenario, nearly 8% of bank loans in China would be categorized as bad or with potential weaknesses that managers need to watch closely.
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The pass-through issue almost derailed the Senate tax bill, so it will be an area to watch closely as the chambers work out a new bill.
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"Law Enforcement has been strongly notified to watch closely for any ILLEGAL VOTING which may take place in Tuesday's Election (or Early Voting)," he wrote on Twitter.
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If you watch closely, you can see a guy from Cormier's camp step in and PUSH Brock in retaliation -- actually knocking the ex-UFC champ off-balance.
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Watch closely enough, and you'll see that throughout her interviews, Instagram videos, and Twitter posts, Cardi B has dropped enough knowledge to become a veritable life coach.
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This is why so many of the most scrupulously mainstream culture products scan, if you watch closely enough, as not just false and strange but overtly fucking insane.
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Watch closely to see if any of the candidates solicits more information from the voters at the town hall, and how often and well they pull it off.
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" Netflix watchers will also find new footage of Ms. Streisand performing a rock 'n' roll version of the finale, "With One More Look at You/Watch Closely Now.
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The survey's findings have proven a good predictor for the BoE's own investment intentions survey which BoE officials watch closely as part of their monitoring of Britain's economy.
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John Schwartz AUTO INDUSTRY When automakers report new-car sales for May on Thursday, investors and economists will watch closely for signs of further erosion in the market.
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Other money-losing unicorns and minotaurs will now watch closely to see if it can navigate into calmer waters, or if they need to begin scrambling for life vests.
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Expect critics and industry observers to watch closely, however, because years of promises and investigations have, let's say, strained trust in Facebook's ability to not completely bork things further.
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So while the outcome of this race might not be as important to the Sanders campaign, the margin of her victory might be something that they should watch closely.
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Lawmakers will watch closely for Trump's anticipated announcement that he will decertify the Iran nuclear deal, throwing next steps on the thorny issue to a reluctant and divided Congress.
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"Law Enforcement has been strongly notified to watch closely for any ILLEGAL VOTING which may take place in Tuesday's Election (or Early Voting)," the president said in a tweet.
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But deGrom certainly has a chance to win it, and that will give Mets fans a reason to watch closely at least every five days of this lost season.
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Where they go from here, now that the Yellen Fed has approved a rate hike in the central bank's first post-election meeting, will be something investors must watch closely.
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Galea told Reuters that the WHO would watch closely to see if the case spilled over to other domestic vaccine makers, but that China's response so-far had been "effective".
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The vacancies level hit 7.14 million for the month, according to the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, a report Federal Reserve officials watch closely for clues about where employment stands.
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There is this risk we could import deflation, and that's something that i think i know that my friends at the Fed are watching closely, that we watch closely as well.
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What's next: Both the companies and their critics will watch closely to see what — if anything — officials say after the meeting, and whether more aggressive federal or state probes follow on.
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Other leaders with poor records on human rights and democracy, such as President Joseph Kabila in the neighboring Democratic Republic of Congo, will likely watch closely to see how Trump responds.
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When Amazon reports quarterly results, investors watch closely and shares move accordingly, but for Chief Executive Jeff Bezos, the earnings are the result of plans set in motion three years prior.
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If you watch closely and know what to look for (slightly stiff mouth movements, small inconsistencies in the motion of the mouth) you can tell where the new words are inserted.
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The downfall of LeEco served as a lesson to Chinese regulators, who recently started to watch closely for the so-called "sharing ecosystem" and crack down on suspicious affiliated-party transactions.
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Given Apple's track record with privacy to date, that's reassuring, but we should definitely watch closely to see how their business evolves if they succeed in shifting that locus of control.
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For parents, the bottom line is simple: Watch closely what's happening in the classroom, pick a preschool that you wish you had gone to, and your child will do just fine.
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"We do not have evidence that a meaningful cyclical low is in place, and the character of any rally attempts that do emerge will be watch closely," Bittles said in a note.
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Traders will watch closely to see whether the new chief will continue on the gradual monetary rate path pursued by his precedessor Janet Yellen, or whether he will take a more hawkish approach.
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"There is this risk we could import deflation, and that's something that I think I know that my friends at the Fed are watching closely, that we watch closely as well," he said.
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Advocates for local news will continue to watch closely to see whether Zuckerberg will keep his promise "to focus especially on local news," as he wrote in the New York Times last week.
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Think of it like this: Even if what someone is reading or writing is hidden from you, if you watch closely you can tell where the pencil is and what movements it's making.
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Watch closely: There's always something curious situated beyond the characters, or on the edges of the frame — outside, a view of lush hills or decaying structures; inside, a piece of art or trash.
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Traders will watch closely to see whether the new chief will continue on the gradual monetary rate path pursued by his predecessor Janet Yellen, or whether he will take a more hawkish approach.
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This will be the first full quarter with iPhone 13 sales, so analysts and investors will watch closely to see how well the newest models, launched in September, are doing in the market.
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Saúl Lliuya, Peruvian farmer Saúl Lliuya, of Peru's mountainous Ancash region, is suing German energy utility RWE, half a world away, for endangering his community, in a test case legal experts will watch closely.
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Delury said he'll watch closely for comments about the country's economic development, something likely to be highly scrutinized inside North Korea and which could prove to be the most important part of the speech.
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Turn left out of the building and take a short walk, but watch closely, because that piece, "Upright Motive No. 9," has turned green, as bronze does, and blends in with the surrounding trees.
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The big idea here — which companies from Facebook to Amazon would probably be wise to watch closely — is to protect the mission by erecting guardrails that keep the company from the overpursuit of money.
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How far Mr. Moon would now lean toward China is something that Washington needs to watch closely, said Evans J. R. Revere, a former State Department official who has dealt with the Korean Peninsula.
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There is a lot riding on the next few months for Tesla, as the industry and Wall Street watch closely to see whether the company will be able to successfully manufacture a mass-market car.
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There is a lot riding on the next few months for Tesla, as the industry and Wall Street watch closely to see whether the company will be able to successfully manufacture a mass market car.
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We're going to watch closely to make sure this isn't being used negatively, and we're not launching with the ability to make a custom voice, because that would let anyone create a voice from anyone.
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He also said that the ACLU would keep a close eye on who is appointed the next attorney general and will watch closely what happens with the ongoing special counsel's investigation into Russian election interference.
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Despite the dollar weakening against most currencies ahead of Trump's speech, which investors will watch closely for fresh details on his economic plans, sterling was kept under pressure by worries about the fallout from Brexit.
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Top policymakers are expected to gather in December for the annual Central Economic Work Conference, which investors watch closely for policy priorities for the year ahead, amid a crackdown on riskier banking and investment activities.
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This will not necessarily impact Chinese tourists&apos spending behaviors in the future, but payments firms would be wise to watch closely to manage expectations and see if any strategic adjustments need to be made.
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Monthly active users — something analysts watch closely as a measure of user engagement — increased to 1.79 billion, showing that the social media giant has been able to keep users interested, despite rising competition from rival Snapchat.
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When he was 14, he watched Robert De Niro movies with his father, who would say, "Son, watch closely because this is what great acting looks like," Leonardo recalled in November at the SAG Foundation Awards.
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Although the angle itself is fundamental to flight, the industry has debated for years whether the information should be included in crowded cockpit displays because it is directly related to airspeed, which pilots already watch closely.
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In remarks made on Twitter today, Jourova described the growing scale of the data misuse scandal as "very worrying" — and said the Commission "will watch closely" how the company's application of GDPR "will work in practice".
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Although no Canadian teams made it to the Stanley Cup finals this year, Canadians may still have an extra reason to tune in and watch closely on Monday night — and to cheer for the Washington Capitals.
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To give a sense of what to expect, here's a list of when polling ends in each state and DC, as reported by The Green Papers, as well as a guide of which states to watch closely.
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You've seen this type of video in your News Feed countless times: generically peppy music, chunky-letter captions, and claims of a breakthrough medical discovery that, if you bother to watch closely, sound just a bit off.
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"Watch closely where the president has and will campaign; you will see the president aggressively campaigning in districts with candidates who enthusiastically embrace the policies that have put America on the pathway to prosperity," Mr. Stepien wrote.
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SO IT'S IMPORTANT THAT WE HAVE A PRODUCTIVE RELATIONSHIP WITH CHINA, AND FREE AND FAIR TRADE IS IMPORTANT AND A BALANCED APPROACH TO IT. FABER: SO FAIR TO SAY IT'S SOMETHING YOU WATCH CLOSELY, I WOULD ASSUME.
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"Weaker increases in new business have clouded the economic outlook, and investors should watch closely for signs of a turning point in the second quarter," Zhengsheng Zhong, Director of Macroeconomic Analysis at CEBM Group said in a note.
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Wall Street will watch closely to gauge whether new iPhone features are likely to prompt upgrades of the company's best-selling device, or whether the Watch and laptop can supplement a saturated smartphone market and boost Apple's revenues.
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"Looking ahead, the near-term outlook for retail sales will still be constrained by the weak performance of inbound tourism," the government said, adding it would watch closely the impact from dimmer global economic prospects amid U.S. interest rate normalisation.
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"FIRE will watch closely to see if today's action furthers the meaningful, lasting policy changes that FIRE has secured over two decades — or results in unintended consequences that threaten free expression and academic freedom," the organization said in its statement.
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"Obviously, this is a situation we will continue to need to watch closely, but I expect we will get past it without too much pain in the risk markets," said Ellis Phifer, senior market strategist at Raymond James in Memphis, Tennessee.
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Aubrey Woods nearly hit a girl in the 'Candy Man' scene If you watch closely at 2:20, you can see Woods open the flip-top to the candy store counter, very nearly knocking one unlucky girl in the chin.
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As the country and markets watch closely for the make-up of the Peronist's core leadership team, the key economic roles are still under wraps, with talks ongoing about how those will be structured, a spokesman for the leftist leader said.
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DUESSELDORF, Germany, Nov 30 (Reuters) - A German court said on Thursday it would hear evidence on a climate activist's suit against energy utility RWE and not terminate proceedings, boosting Peruvian farmer Saúl Lliuya in a test case other environmentalists will watch closely.
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As the foreign ministers from Arab governments meet this week in Cairo to discuss next steps, Jordan is a key country that the United States should watch closely if it wants to revive any hope for progress towards a lasting Middle East peace.
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Peruvians will watch closely to see if the Argentine pope signals any concern over the pardon after he arrives on Thursday from Chile on the second leg of a South America trip, where corruption and the plight of indigenous people will likely come up.
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The outcry came after the bank's chief economist, Paul Romer, told The Wall Street Journal in an interview on Friday that while Chile's ranking has fallen in the bank's yearly "Doing Business" report, which investors watch closely, "business conditions did not get worse in Chile" during the Bachelet era.
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One approach to watch closely, is a French law passed in 28503, which established a benchmark that women account for 22019 percent of board members of CAC 40 companies (an index of the top 40 most powerful French companies, a la the S&P 500) by December 2017.
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READ: Supreme Court cases this term you should watch closely "Historical data is more of an unprecedented invasion because it represents a power of law enforcement that has never existed before," said Nathan F. Wessler, an ACLU staff attorney who will argue on Carpenter's behalf before the Supreme Court on Nov. 22015.
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FABER: AND TO YOUR POINT ABOUT YOU ARE OBVIOUSLY SOMEBODY WHO IS IN THE BUSINESS TO A CERTAIN EXTENT OF MAKING DEALS, NOT NECESSARILY IN THIS PARTICULAR ARENA ALL THE TIME, DOES IT PUT YOU ON PAUSE DO YOU WATCH CLOSELY TO UNDERSTAND THE RULES OF THE ROAD BEFORE YOU THINK ABOUT DOING ANYTHING ELSE?
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Read the story: A Centrist and a Liberal Test Florida, and Democrats Everywhere Watch Closely Polls generally showed Mr. Gillum with a small lead over his Republican opponent, Ron DeSantis, a hard-line Trump supporter, leaving Democrats hopeful that the enthusiasm around his campaign might be enough to lift Mr. Nelson in his race against Gov.
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THIS INCIDENT IS UNACCEPTABLE AND CLEARLY THEY HAVE TO ANSWER QUESTIONS SPECIFICALLY REGARDING THIS INCIDENT AND HOW THEY ANSWER QUESTIONS AND HOW MORE INFORMATION BECOMES APPARENT AROUND ALL OF THIS WILL HAVE AN IMPACT ON HOW WE ALL INTERACT IT IS SOMETHING WE'LL CONTINUE TO WATCH CLOSELY FROST: WANT TO SWITCH FOCUS TO THE FACT THAT YOU'RE THE NEW CEO OF GOLDMAN SACHS.
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To underscore the seriousness of the mission, watch closely next time you see a government leader getting into a vehicle and you'll notice that, incredibly, it is the job of one specific security agent to shield the protectee's body with his own as the door on the vehicle is closed, quite literally serving as the last line of defense from a potential assassin's bullet.
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It is absolutely fair to ask questions and to watch closely: the choices Mr. and Ms. Trump make about how they use (or don't use) what they wear; whether they support homegrown industry or, as in the past, brands made overseas; what messages they send with their clothes — if they are about aspiration (the Reagan model), or accessibility (the Carter model), or diplomacy (the Obama model), or something altogether different (given the campaign, very possible).
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