Lawmakers on Tuesday said they remained watchful of the network's development.
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He says everyone should remain alert and be watchful of their surroundings.
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JT: We're obviously very watchful of what's happening in the U.S. and China.
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He said he was being watchful of packages delivered both to his home and his office.
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But Mather describes the F21 21 system as being more holistic, and more watchful of context.
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But investors still remained watchful of further international spread of the virus and its net economic impact.
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But investors still remained watchful of further international spread of the virus and its net economic impact.
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Normally this sort of peculiar detail might go unnoticed by even the most watchful of social media eyes.
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Monoky—a former marathon runner—told GMA that she has to be exceedingly watchful of her actions for now on.
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"Just like biological doping, it's something we have to be watchful of," said U.S.A. Cycling's chief executive, Derek Bouchard-Hall.
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Investors were also watchful of details after China and the United States had talks in Beijing to settle trade differences.
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"Women should be watchful of that when [they] think about what type of upfront investment they want to make," she says.
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"That's something that the Fed is watchful of — but it very well may be a risk that they're willing to take."
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Investors were also watchful of details coming in after China and the United States held talks in Beijing to settle trade differences.
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In the most watchful of workplaces, this may include keyloggers that can see everything you type or screenshot tools that track your productivity.
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The two firms have rarely been so watchful of the other, in a competition that Tencent's Pony Ma says has been "formalised in our country".
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Aside from refusing to finance any of the billionaire businessman's plans, Fox also advised Mexican-Americans to be watchful of who they give their vote to.
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Family members and friends should be watchful of one another's health and welfare, and stand prepared to care for the moderately ill if hospitals become overtaxed.
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Everyone there was having fun but remained watchful of what the buffalo were doing because some matches ended with the weaker buffalo running away in defeat.
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The budget deficit target cut was the first in years, suggesting Beijing will be more watchful of fiscal spending as China advances its fight against financial risks.
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Later this month, on February 13, Mercury will square off with Jupiter, which will bring some big conversations, too; however, be watchful of exaggerations during this time.
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In recent weeks, officials from the Department of Homeland Security have insisted that though they're watchful of potential Russian hacking, they've seen no sustained campaign against election systems.
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Maybe this is the investment community being wary and watchful of what the jarring political headlines might, or might not, mean for the economic agenda, consumer confidence and business spending?
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But when a hurricane is more than five days away, the reliability of tracking models diminishes, which means that weather forecasters advise being more watchful of Hurricane Irma than fearful.
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" The government also warned Mr. Torra that it would be "very watchful of the candidate and his possible government: Any illegality and any violation of our constitutional framework will receive a response.
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Investors, however, will be watchful of Reserve Bank of Australia's monthly policiy meeting later in the day, where the central bank is expected to stand pat on its record low cash rate.
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A study in America found that state-government corruption is worse when the state capital is isolated—journalists, who tend to live in the bigger cities, become less watchful of those in power.
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"I don't know if its paranoia, but they're being more watchful of what we're doing at the local level," one current hub employee said, speaking on the condition of anonymity to avoid possible retaliation.
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The broader S&P 500 index was down slightly, but investors remained watchful of developments on the trade front, after stocks suffered their sharpest monthly decline this year in May with a 6.6 percent drop.
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Powell should mention "the business sector; the risk management perspective given the global outlook and the outlook for inflation, and talk about how they're still watchful of the risks and they will respond as needed," Briggs said.
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Still, investors are watchful of Amazon&aposs spending rate as it keeps rolling out one-day shipping to more products and expands its footprint in data centers to power its dominant Amazon Web Services cloud computing platform.
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"Going forward, the BSP will remain watchful of evolving price trends and ensure that the monetary policy stance remains appropriate to maintain price stability that is conducive to a balanced and sustainable economic growth," the central bank said.
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Don't declare them an adversary right now, but be very watchful of their military buildup in the South China Sea, of this effort they have now with the Belt and Road Initiative to take over ports and infrastructure.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French Health Minister Olivier Veran said on Sunday new cases of coronavirus were "very likely" in France and health authorities were ready in case of an epidemic, adding he was "particularly watchful" of the situation in Italy.
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The Fed, watchful of languid inflation and signs of economic softness arising from tariff disputes, is expected to lower interest rates for the first time in a decade at the conclusion of its two-day monetary policy meeting starting on Tuesday.
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"Chair Powell will remain confident about the outlook, including the prospects for inflation to approach the Fed's target, but also be watchful of remaining risks, including still-soft manufacturing sentiment readings, and uncertainties around the impact of the corona virus."
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PARIS, Feb 23 (Reuters) - French Health Minister Olivier Veran said on Sunday new cases of coronavirus were "very likely" in France and health authorities were ready in case of an epidemic, adding he was "particularly watchful" of the situation in Italy.
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Meanwhile, investors will also be watchful of a two-day meeting beginning Tuesday where the U.S. Federal Reserve is expected to take another step toward policy normalisation and announce plans to begin unwinding its $4.2 trillion portfolio of Treasuries and mortgage-backed securities.
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Investors in bad debts have said there is still a lot of interest in Italy's problem bank loans, but buyers are watchful of the government's policy moves and could use the market turmoil as an argument to try to talk down prices.
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The Fed, watchful of languid inflation and signs of economic softness arising from tariff disputes, is expected to lower interest rates for the first time in a decade at the conclusion of its two-day monetary policy meeting, which convenes on Tuesday.
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On the eve of the race, a room of skippers listened to organizers wish them "fair winds" but also remind them that "since there are very, very light winds in the forecast," judges will be especially watchful of boats that used their engines at the opening bell.
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What we need to be watchful of is we need to make sure that we are ready, that we assess risks and we deal with and mitigate these risks and work with our allies and partners and friends in the region and globally to contain any threats in the region.
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"The coronavirus risk is real … [but] our general view when we look at these things is we assume that these are not end-of-the-world scenarios and that we're talking about demand and production that is delayed and not destroyed but it's something we're watchful of," he said during the same segment.
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Brazil's Bovespa stock index retreated from two days of hitting all-time highs to close 0.4 percent lower, but losses were capped by gains in iron ore miner Vale and state-oil firm Petroleo Brasileiro SA. Investors were also watchful of headlines from a meeting between President Jair Bolsonaro and Trump in Washington.
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" The officials -- Barr, Wray, acting Homeland Security Secretary Chad WolfChad WolfFederal officials pen op-ed urging public to be vigilant of election interference efforts Trump pledges federal support for Los Angeles in hosting 2028 Olympics Top Democrats demand answers on DHS plans to deploy elite agents to sanctuary cities MORE, Director of National Intelligence Joseph MaguireJoseph MaguireFederal officials pen op-ed urging public to be vigilant of election interference efforts Top intelligence community lawyer leaving position Senate braces for fight over impeachment whistleblower testimony MORE, and Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) Director Christopher Krebs -- noted that they would "remain watchful of any malicious activities from cybercriminals and from foreign actors like Russia, China and Iran.
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" The officials — Barr, Wray, acting Homeland Security Secretary Chad WolfChad WolfFederal officials pen op-ed urging public to be vigilant of election interference efforts Trump pledges federal support for Los Angeles in hosting 2028 Olympics Top Democrats demand answers on DHS plans to deploy elite agents to sanctuary cities MORE, Director of National Intelligence Joseph MaguireJoseph MaguireFederal officials pen op-ed urging public to be vigilant of election interference efforts Top intelligence community lawyer leaving position Senate braces for fight over impeachment whistleblower testimony MORE, and Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) Director Christopher Krebs — noted that they would "remain watchful of any malicious activities from cybercriminals and from foreign actors like Russia, China and Iran.
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J.H.C. Bonté died on November 24, 1896, at his daughter's home in Sacramento, where he was recuperating from a cold. He was 65 years old. The Regents' tribute described him as "a man of ripe scholarship and staunch integrity, a keen judge of human nature, an earnest indefatigable worker of strict business methods, and a man full of love for the University, continually watchful of its interests and ever watchful of its good name." His last words were "God Bless you all and the University", and then he breathed his last.
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She is an intimidating serious woman with long blue hair and has a crush on Hajime. She is particularly watchful of inmate 1315, son of the man known as the eternal fugitive. ; : (Japanese); Ricco Fajardo (English) : One of the Guards. Often covers for building 13 when the prisoners escape.
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Therefore, the avoidance of negative public opinion provides a strong incentive to live up to the values and standards of propriety held by the community as a whole. Men have as their duty the protection of the family's honor and are watchful of the behaviour of the rest of the members of the household.
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He had a vision of long-term peace in Europe that united efforts of the great powers. At the same time he was watchful of Britain's overseas interests. He purchased the Cape Colony and Ceylon from the Netherlands. France's colonies were returned, but France had to give up all its gains in Europe after 1791.
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Cmdr. Rebecca Rebarich, a spokesperson for the United States Fifth Fleet said "[w]hile we are always watchful of this type of irresponsible and reckless behavior by Iran in the vicinity of busy international waterways, this exercise has not disrupted coalition operations in the area nor had any impacts to the free flow of commerce in the Strait of Hormuz and surrounding waters".
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Britain emerged from the Napoleonic Wars a very different country than it had been in 1793. As industrialisation progressed, society changed, becoming more urban. The postwar period saw an economic slump, and poor harvests and inflation caused widespread social unrest. British leadership was intensely conservative, ever watchful of signs of revolutionary activity of the sort that had so deeply affected France.
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Fasting helps to keep at bay tendencies which could be triggered by intake of certain foods. Keeping vigil in the night is symbolic of awareness, or being watchful of the contents of the mind. When the mind is looked at, it becomes still. To abide in the stillness is to attain freedom or peace, acquired through merging of the mind with the self.
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The imams of Friday prayer are expected to be distinguished for their intellect ('Aql), faith, and righteousness. Traditionally, a Friday prayer imam used to be required to be male and, according to some, also be of legitimate birth.Najafi, Jawaher al-Kalam, Vol. 11, P. 259 Moreover, it is recommended (Mustahab) that the imam be eloquent, brave, watchful of prayer times, and true in his speech.
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Loon nests can be seen on the shoreline but must never be disturbed. Visitors to the lake should be cautious around these nests and should avoid any disturbance, including noise. Boaters should also take extra caution to be watchful of loons on the lake and avoid creating large wakes close by. Boaters should also inspect their crafts before entering the lake for millfoil, a growing problem in New England lakes.
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This trail is used mainly by mountain bikers, but can be equally enjoyed by hikers. Due to the steepness of many sections, horseback riding, and sled-dogging is prohibited. Challenges for hikers include a long strenuous climb when hiking the trail as a loop, rocky sections, and crossing small creeks. Trail rules require mountain bikers to yield to hikers; nevertheless, hikers should be watchful of mountain bike traffic.
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Her strong response to this infringement on her right of free speech resulted in a flurry of newspaper articles and the publishing of a pamphlet, "What is this, the Gestapo?", that was meant to remind Americans to be watchful of their rights despite the wartime exigencies. During this time period, an FBI file was compiled on Lane. As Lane aged, her political opinions solidified as a stalwart libertarian.
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The town most likely takes the first part of its name from an ancient castle once found just to the north. The local gentry still refer to this area as "lu castille" (the castle). In the late 18th century there is mention of a tunnel that led from the castle to the surrounding countryside. Legend has it that somewhere in this area is an enormous grotto containing a vast treasure under the watchful of an enormous serpent.
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Hill Climb Racing is a 2012 2D physics-based racing video game released by the Finnish studio Fingersoft for Android, iOS, Microsoft Windows, and Windows Phone. It was originally created by Toni Fingerroos, Fingersoft's founder, and is the company's best-known product. The player controls a driver across hilly terrains, collecting coins along the way and spending them on vehicular upgrades while being watchful of the driver's head as well as the vehicle's fuel supply. The game received generally somewhat favorable reviews.
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Kiu does, but he adds another condition: Hang has to lower the price of naval transports; he agrees, but only if Giu becomes the second wife. Giu reads the letter and is overjoyed - she then happily marries into the family, pushing Fong to the position of third wife. She is really protective and watchful of her son, Bit-mo, whom she almost died giving birth to. Straightforward and impulsive, Giu is easily influenced by Fung-yee, who often uses her.
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Ger Brennan, Paul Clarke and Alan Brogan all spoke about the need for the officials to be watchful of Keegan. This caused many in Mayo to accuse Dublin of trying to influence the referee before the game, something that was rejected by Dublin manager Jim Gavin. In the aftermath of the match, Mayo manager Stephen Rochford would also accuse Dublin of an orchestrated media campaign against Keegan. Dublin started the replay much stronger and were 3 points up after 5 minutes.
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The same year a new Master over the Choristers was appointed, who was tasked with being "watchful of their moral conduct" and "maintaining disciple without undue severity at all times". Conditions for choristers were improved with the intention of recruiting boys from a higher social background. They were given instruction in instrumental music and financial assistance upon leaving. To further widen the field for selection it was decided to open a boarding school instead of paying for choristers to be lodged with local families.
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Matthew had bought tickets to a concert he was planning to go to with Yolanda but, having broken up with her, invites Jackie instead. She is watchful of any sign that he might become receptive to her overtures, and they discuss her incestuous desire relaxedly, apparently not for the first time. Brother and Sister spend a pleasant summer together, capped by an idyllic evening out at the concert. Jackie's temporary reprieve from her grief wanes along with the summer itself as Matthew's departure for college approaches.
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It was later revealed that, prior to leaving the camp, Tom advised Horatio to be watchful of the local Aborigines, but according to Hammersley, "the old man prided himself on being able to manage the blacks ... and said they would never harm him." The Queensland press, still in the wake of the massacre, suggested that Wills, "now a Queenslander", be approached to captain the colony's cricket team. Different reasons were put forward at the time to account for the Wills tragedy. For many colonists, it confirmed the popular belief that Aborigines were bloodthirsty savages.
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After May 1912 no more tuberculosis bacteria were shown to be in her lungs although she was not free from the sickness and knew that she must be watchful of her diet and rest for several hours every day. Her time in Switzerland played a large role in Edith's international orientation. From a remote part of Finland she had arrived in an intellectually vital country where, not least at the sanatorium, she met many gifted people from the whole of Europe. With them she felt a connection that she had rarely felt in St. Petersburg.
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With trade cut off, the Mexicans began smuggling imports into Corpus Christi, Texas, and then into Mexico. Fearing that France would blockade Texan ports as well, a battalion of men of the Republic of Texas force began patrolling Corpus Christi Bay to stop Mexican smugglers. One smuggling party abandoned their cargo of about a hundred barrels of flour on the beach at the mouth of the bay, thus giving Flour Bluff its name. The United States, ever watchful of its relations with Mexico, sent the schooner Woodbury to help the French in their blockade.
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James asked Home to be watchful of the queen's honour. Robert Bowes wrote that Home himself was suspected of speaking against the queen, and Burghley endorsed this, adding "The wolf to be a watchman."Calendar State Papers Scotland, vol. 11 (Edinburgh, 1936), pp. 230-1. Home was involved in the preparations for the baptism of Prince Henry at Stirling Castle in 1594. He was given £4,000 Scots from the queen's dowry which had been invested with Perth town council. The money was for mending the royal tapestries, making tablecloths for the banquets and the desks in the chapel, and upholstering stools and chairs.
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When Jūbei refuses to use Genta's estimates and plans for the pagoda, the latter vows to be watchful of the pagoda so as to punish Jūbei if a single nail falls out, and literally circles the pagoda during the storm, waiting for that to happen. His sense of honor plays a major role in the decision he makes, which plays up his honorable man Katagi. He gives up the pagoda project for no reason other than honor. Abbot Rōen of Uda “A priest so esteemed that at the mere mention of his name even a three-year- old would fold his palms in veneration.
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The organization they established, known since 1967 as The Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis, now claims a membership of over 6,000 and a vast network of committees and sections. Yet its key purposes have remained constant: to maintain high standards among practitioners of the law; to be watchful of the fair administration of justice, and to promote social relations among its members. Two of the Association's early presidents--James O. Broadhead and Henry Hitchcock --met with other lawyers in Saratoga, New York, in 1878 and founded the American Bar Association (ABA). Broadhead became the first president of the ABA; Hitchcock was its 12th in 1889.
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The player has an unlimited number of continues in order to complete each level. Whenever Robbie dies, a small amount of blood will remain on the deadly surfaces that the player has touched, while a blue spirit will appear in the area where Robbie's dead body lands, as a reminder to players to be watchful of the area for traps. Robbie Swifthand and the Orb of Mysteries utilizes typical platforming mechanics for players to traverse the environment and avoid traps, such as running, jumping, crouching and even flying. Furthermore, players are encouraged to plan ahead, and have the ability to move the screen to inspect the level and identify traps.
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Dale (always depicted wearing a fisherman's bucket hat) had planned to spend his retirement traveling the country with his wife Irma in their RV, but she died from cancer before they were able to. Traveling on his own, he comes across Andrea and Amy during the outbreak and takes them in. Over time, he, Andrea, and Amy bond, and he finds their friendship invaluable in getting past the grief he has over Irma's death. Throughout the first season, Dale is shown to be a self-sufficient man, ever watchful of the changing dynamics among the survivors and is particularly protective of Andrea and Amy.
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Wicket-keeper in characteristic full squatting position, facing a delivery from a slow pace or spin bowler Wicket-keeper in characteristic partial squatting position (together with slip fielders), facing a delivery from a fast bowler. The wicket-keeper in the sport of cricket is the player on the fielding side who stands behind the wicket or stumps being watchful of the batsman and ready to take a catch, stump the batsman out and run out a batsman when occasion arises. The wicket-keeper is the only member of the fielding side permitted to wear gloves and external leg guards. The role of the keeper is governed by Law 27 of the Laws of Cricket.
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The novel is narrated by the protagonist Jack Forman, an unemployed software programmer who used to work for a company called Media Tronics but was fired and blackballed for discovering an internal scandal. As a result, he is forced to take the role of a house husband while his wife Julia serves as a high ranking executive at a nanorobotics company called Xymos. Julia claims that she is working on a new piece of revolutionary imaging technology with her company, which takes up most of her time and makes her grow distant to Jack and her family. He starts believing that during her long hours away from home she is having an affair and becomes watchful of her changes.
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Candide was anti-parliamentarian, anti-republican, keenly anti- communist, basically, antidemocratic, and it was not loath to antisemitic tones. After 6 February 1934 it became radicalised along with the rest of the extreme-right and a good part of the right, while not reaching the robust fascism of Je suis partout and while retaining a light tone. Hostility towards Jews and foreigners was reasserted. While it was often watchful of the danger from Germany, Candide approved of the Munich Agreement, following the general evolution of the Maurrassist movement. Printed in large format (43x60 cm), the paper ran 80,000 copies in its first year, almost 150,000 in 1930, then at least 340,000 from 1936 onwards (465,000 in that year according to Pierre Albert, emeritus professor at Panthéon-Assas University).
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Some figures such as Karl Amadeus Hartmann remained defiantly in Germany during the years of Nazi dominance, continually watchful of how their output might be interpreted by the authorities. After the dissolution of the Third Reich, musicians were also subjected to the Allied policy of denazification. But here, the supposed non-political nature of music was able to excuse many, including Wilhelm Furtwängler and Herbert von Karajan (who had actually joined the Nazi Party in 1933). They both claimed to have concentrated mainly on music and to have ignored politics, but also to have conducted pieces in ways that were meant to be "gestures of defiance."Monod, David, Settling Scores: German music, denazification, and the Americans, 1945–1953 (Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina Press, 2005) In West Germany in the second half of the 20th century, German and Austrian music was largely dominated by the avant-garde.
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In April 1892, Watkins was hired as the manager of the Rochester Flour Cities in the Eastern League and was described by The Sporting Life as "a cuckoo" who "will not be handicapped by meddling directors." By the end of the season, the Rochester correspondent for The Sporting Life commended Watkins for his efforts with a "misfit team" that had a "scarcity of good men", was "badly crippled", suffered "internal dissension", and drew small crowds. The correspondent noted that Watkins had turned the club around with his emphasis on discipline: > He has been as watchful of his men in the dark hours of the night as any man > with self-respect could be, he has been always safe in his financial policy, > his judgment of players has never gone wrong, he has been a stickler for > finished team work ... He has been a dignified gentleman throughout and, > considering the circumstances, the highest success as a manager... Local > cranks will wish him unlimited success in every undertaking, and bear on > with the hope that he may again pilot base ball in Rochester in 1893.
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