There is no win-win situation for blacks on this front.
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"There is great potential for a win-win situation," he said.
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It can be a win-win situation for all of us.
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But it is a win-win situation when the world trades.
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When you extend recognition to others, it's a win-win situation.
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Higher likelihood of investment success and a win-win situation for all.
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Getting that album out is a win-win situation for us all.
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"I'm confident that there will be a win-win situation," he said.
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Unfortunately, the experience is rarely, in reality, such a win-win situation.
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If ever there was a "win-win" situation, the railway is it.
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Analysts say the encounter is a "win-win situation" for Mr. Putin.
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"Our brand with the Steinbrenners is a win-win situation," Andretti said.
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For consumers, it's a win-win situation: better-tasting coffee at low prices.
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With Trump's belligerent attitude there is no expectation for a win-win situation.
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They had, in effect, engineered something of a win-win situation for her.
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At the time, shooting up this way seemed like a win-win situation.
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They've taken ownership of their learning while gaining knowledge — a win-win situation.
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But this time, the government may actually be in a win-win situation.
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What looks like a tradeoff can often be recast as a win-win situation.
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Given the size of the market you clearly can create a win-win situation.
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In other words, this is a win, win, win situation for music industry capitalism.
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So instead of a win-win situation, there will probably be a lose-lose situation.
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"Intensifying trade cooperation ... is a win-win situation for both sides," the EU spokeswoman said.
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I'm not sure I'm ready to call this a win-win situation just yet, though.
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Beijing denies the claims, saying the loans are a win-win situation for both countries.
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"This is a win-win-win situation for everyone", crowed Airbus's chief executive, Tom Enders.
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"We want to create a win-win situation," Mr. Xi said, shortly after the sale.
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"This is a win-win situation," Volkswagen CEO Dr. Herbert Diess said in the press conference.
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"From the EU's standpoint, this looks like a win-win situation," René Defossez at Natixis said.
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MoviePass a true win-win-win situation for the moviegoer, the movie studios and the theaters.
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That could be a win-win situation developing here: Polk succeeds [and] the stock goes higher.
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It's a win-win situation made possible by the merger's integration of content and content delivery.
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It also makes shopping online quicker and easier than ever — a win/win situation for both sides.
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If that indeed is the case and that's the attitude … you can have a win, win situation.
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To me, if you get a film made of your book, it's a complete win-win situation.
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It's also about coming to a consensus where it'll be a win-win situation for all. 3.
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The deal was in many ways a win-win situation resulting from a relatively successful diplomatic process.
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It's a win-win situation, because artists get to flex their skills and followers get fun new pictures.
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Truly a win-win situation Netflix and the cable providers each have something to gain by these alliances.
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Given fiscal space and the very favorable financing conditions, we see an opportunity for a win-win situation.
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Bannon, who has called for a "reckoning" with McConnell and the establishment, is in a win-win situation.
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For decades, the United States has operated under the assumption that Chinese growth was a win-win situation.
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The disruption could be a win-win situation for consumers, according to marketing information services company J.D. Power.
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The small cleaner wrasse eats parasites, dead skin, and extra food off the grouper — a win-win situation.
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And if you can get a lot of those things done, then you get a win/win situation.
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"It is a win-win situation for us," Jan Bartels, Zalando senior vice president for customer fulfillment, told Reuters.
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She said the transatlantic relationship was more about "balancing interests (and) achieving a win-win situation" for both countries.
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Magda was craving her own project and Wallgren just couldn't find the right cup in stores—a win-win situation.
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"In an authoritarian and repressive system, you have to find a win-win situation to get into politics," she says.
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They will be relocated to higher ground but still live in the same area - a "win-win" situation, said Thipparat.
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"When you get interviewed, you should be interviewing them because it's got to be a win-win situation," said Ryan.
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I mean you've said before and you have been vocal about it that a win-win situation is actually possible.
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This is a vivid illustration of a win-win situation playing out on the highly competitive field of global trade.
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GUTFELD: I&aposm optimistic and I will tell you why, David, I believe that it is a win-win situation.
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We want to find solutions that are of mutual interest, that create a win-win situation with the United States.
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So it's kind of a win-win situation, again, after a little bit of a breather on the near term.
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"It is a win-win situation for Putin," said Andrei V. Kolesnikov, a political analyst at the Carnegie Moscow Center.
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When someone rents out a spare room that would have otherwise been empty, it's a win-win situation for everyone.
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It's a win-win situation; you get to watch your movie, and your partner feels they had power over the decision.
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"It is like a win-win situation," he said, but warned that pastoralists face the threat of losing their ancestral lands.
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"I believe a win-win situation is still possible," Economy Minister Peter Altmaier, one of Merkel's closest lieutenants, told broadcaster Deutschlandfunk.
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Guajardo said negotiations should yield a win-win situation, but Mexico is ready to pull out of the agreement if necessary.
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Therefore, even though they seem unable to see the forest for the trees, Republicans find themselves in a win/win situation.
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"It is a win-win situation for Putin," Andrei V. Kolesnikov, a political analyst at the Carnegie Moscow Center, told the Times.
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Colleges and tech companies may view international students as a win-win situation, but that's not to say the transition is easy.
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Cramer saw this as a "win-win" situation: either CEO Gary Philbin's plan works out, or Starboard cleans house if it fails.
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The 80 percent of large US employers that offer workplace wellness programs hope that the benefit will be a win-win situation.
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"Both sides have an interest in avoiding an escalation and finding reasonable solutions that can create a win-win situation," he said.
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This is a true win-win situation if statesmanship can dominate party pride and the Great Deal Maker can pull it off.
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"I think now we have got a very good deal which is a win-win situation," he said, without identifying the buyer.
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Far from recognizing the problem they have created, Trump officials seem to think that they have created a "win win win" situation.
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One would think this is a win-win-win situation: good for women's health, good for the employer's, good for the economy.
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"Look at it as a win-win situation — you either buy momentum after Friday or you're buying lower [this] week," he said.
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Making deals depends on members of Congress taking the opposite view, and seeing compromise as at least a potentially win-win situation.
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Yet despite the trade surplus, it's still a win-win situation because the Americans are benefiting from this because they can manufacture products.
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"The partnerships we have established with landlords have made it clear that home sharing can be a win-win situation for everyone."[Bloomberg]
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"It is a win-win situation for Putin," Andrei Kolesnikov, a political analyst at the Carnegie Moscow Center, told the New York Times.
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Auto-IRAs can mitigate this risk and create a win-win situation for both employers and employees without access to a retirement plan.
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Talk about a win-win situation: You can teach your kids about responsible spending and still be the gifting hero this holiday season.
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It's a win-win situation, said Sue Donoghue, president of the Prospect Park Alliance, which is also planning educational events with the herd.
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It's a perfect win-win-win situation — new jobs to build the plants, with cleaner air, and cheaper electricity for consumers and businesses.
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"The reason Villagers for Veterans sponsors service dogs from Patriot's W.O.O.F program is because it's a win-win situation for all concerned," Bogdonoff said.
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Making drinks takes time, so the ability to serve guests immediately by having them partially serve themselves is in theory a win-win situation.
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"The Lebanese people showed it is possible to reach a solution acceptable to all, or what we call a win-win situation," Zarif said.
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The fundamental focus is creating a win-win situation for both partners and offering our end customers added value by developing exciting, electrified models.
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But it is a win-win situation when the world trades, and China and the United States are the two big factors in that.
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"When brands put a user's needs before their own, they have a receptive user who appreciates the brands – a win-win situation," Brandt said.
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Diplomacy is about creatively sweetening the pot of a win-win situation, and every incentive package has to be individually tailored to the situation.
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Robin Weiss, a professor of viral oncology at University College London, said the extension of the HPV program "should be a win-win situation".
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"The partnerships we have established with landlords have made it clear that home sharing can be a win-win situation for everyone," the spokesperson said.
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But if you can pick out the perfect gift for a loved one and save yourself some cash... then it's a win-win situation, right?
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Anutin said it would be "a win-win situation for the Thai people because they will grow the plant and it will benefit the economy".
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In this case, the win-win situation is for you to maximize liquidity at the expense of governance and simply protect your downside going forward.
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He would also make it harder for Republicans to block the appointment, creating a win-win situation for our democracy and his own Democratic Party.
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The cameras "have the potential to be a win-win situation," said Jay Stanley, a senior policy analyst at the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).
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Trump believes he's in a win-win situation for 2020 regardless of where the economy goes, Cramer said, stressing the importance of Friday's May employment report.
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Ethiopia's foreign minister, Workneh Gebeyehu, told the same press conference he was looking for a win-win situation, but did not comment on the Egyptian proposal.
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Sina is calling the potential union a "win-win situation" for both Marbury and the Dragons, but there is one obvious loser if the deal happens.
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R: Well the key question is whether these bargaining ploys, threats of living tariffs et cetera result in real negotiation which create that win-win situation.
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"It's a win-win situation," HelperChoice's chief executive Alexandra Golovanow said, adding that both employers and helpers can keep looking until they find the right candidate.
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A spokesperson for Walmart said its new cattle program is a "win-win situation" for farmers and will create steady demand for its supply chain partners.
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"I think its a win-win situation," the Spaniard said about the potential impact of more F1 drivers following his example and crossing over between the circuits.
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Obama called it "the most comprehensive arms control agreement in nearly two decades;" then-Russian President Dmitry Medvedev called it a "win-win situation" for both countries.
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It can be a win-win situation to spread the word about the benefits of financial advisory in your local community and at nearby colleges and universities.
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Global Times suggested that it is "a win-win situation" for all to maintain current agreements, and that there is too much at stake to do otherwise.
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In general, it's a win-win situation where patients get some company and a hands-free way to contact caregivers, while hospital staff can avoid misdirected requests.
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WALK US THROUGH WHAT A WIN-WIN SITUATION WOULD LOOK LIKE, BOTH FOR US AND TO THE EXTENT IT COULD TURN INTO A WIN-WIN FOR THEM.
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That said, if Trump were ever to leave the White House for the comedy club circuit, it truly would be a win-win situation for all involved.
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Complicating things is the fact that no matter how many friends and colleagues tell you it's a win-win situation, there is most certainly a losing option.
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It may seem like a win-win situation: You pay a little more attention to being a good driver and you get a little bonus for your efforts.
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Every VC learned the trade at some point, and the sort of win-win-win situation that networks offer is extraordinarily valuable in the otherwise cutthroat venture industry.
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This has clearly been a win-win-win situation for sage grouse, for ranchers and our livestock, and for all the wildlife that depends on the sagebrush ecosystem.
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It's a win-win situation: you take care of your teeth, you help someone take care of theirs, and you pay a reasaonable price to do it all.
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In what appears to be a win-win situation for all parties, the ministry of railways has begun allocating Uber and Ola with parking space outside some railway stations.
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If the service provider does its job well, it's a win-win situation, with more attractive margins for the seller and a simple, single-contract experience for the customer.
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For a while it seemed that oil could rally and propel the market higher, it seemed like a win-win situation because it didn't show up in inflation numbers.
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How an authorized user card impacted my sister's creditWhile I added my sister for the points, we soon realized that it was a win-win situation for us both.
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Host: Patrick O'Shaughnessy, the CEO of O'Shaughnessy Asset Management"I started the podcast because I think learning in public creates a win-win situation for everyone involved," O'Shaughnessy said.
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It's a win-win situation: They get photos to post on social media and Mr. Eslava gets to capture a world he's been immersed in for nearly a decade.
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Technology controls would also be a double-edged sword, so in the long term it would not be a win-win situation, but a lose-lose one, Xu said.
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It's a win-win situation for the customer, whose platform is undoubtedly much smaller than Glossier's, and for the brand, which relies on shoppers for much of its content.
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"WIN-WIN SITUATION" The steps still to be agreed in the merger include completion of due diligence and agreement on a number of other commercial issues, SABB and Alawwal said.
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If you're dealing with a toxic employee, a deft hand and adherence to the principles outlined here will help you get through, with a win-win situation for all involved.
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The Israelis deserved recognition for the giant leap of faith they took in the Oslo Accords, but Arafat deserves nothing for simply recognizing a win-win situation when he saw it.
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Having been in the e-commerce space where each click was worth a dollar (and getting clicks for significantly less than that), it was a win-win situation for our business.
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Graham said he delivered a message to Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu about a "win-win" situation for Turkey and the United States if Ankara reverses course on the Russian S-21625.
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D.: It was pure nationalism, she said, to believe Germany could go it alone on the migrant question, whereas it was patriotic to create a win-win situation with other countries.
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In a win-win situation, Bradford had proven to be a perfect fit for Minnesota, and his former backup, the rookie Wentz, had made a case for himself as a franchise quarterback.
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"There's enough win-wins that can be had in trade, and I think the United States in the past has not pressed for more of that win-win situation," Mr. Ackerman said.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Indonesia's tax amnesty program, which the government is counting on to bring home billions of dollars citizens have parked overseas, could be a win-win situation for Indonesian bonds, analysts say.
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The "host-beneficiary strategy," for example, cultivates partnerships between two similar businesses for maximum profit; it's the very definition of a "win-win" situation and has been a favorite of mine for years.
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The 4th floor is an example of a win-win situation, where a public library experiences increased foot traffic, and local makers now have a place to work at an extremely low cost.
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Statement from Airbnb: "The partnerships we have established with landlords have made it clear that home sharing can be a win-win situation for everyone," Airbnb spokesman Nick Papas said in a statement.
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Going green can create a win-win situation for economic development as it benefits industrialization, expansion of trade and productivity, the United Nations told a gathering of Asia's least developed nations last month.
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One such site, Decluttr, provides a win-win situation: you clear out your garage of the stuff you haven't touched in years so you can finally have more space, and you get paid.
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"If things don't go well politically, [Trump] may want to tighten his base with measures that, to some extent, correspond to what he promised, but may not be targeted to a win-win situation."
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By adding the waste plastic pellets to the road the cost of producing the material is reduced, waste plastic is recycled effectively and the roads themselves will last longer - a win-win situation for all.
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"If we can tap into that market and also help out folks that might be experiencing some challenges in the work force today, I think that it can be a win-win situation," he said.
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A few weeks later, the Puglia and Taranto regions filed an appeal against the takeover that counter-intuitively put the EU steel sector in a win-win situation in the short term, investment bank Jefferies says.
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And for recreational users, edibles are a win-win situation: ingesting weed in food form can produce an intense body high—thanks to THC absorption in your liver—and one that lasts longer than from smoking.
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BERLIN, Feb 21 (Reuters) - Germany and France believe that a proposed acquisition of General Motors' European division Opel by PSA Group would be a win-win situation for both countries, their labour ministers said on Tuesday.
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And whether it's through flowy dresses, slide sandals, or pants that will make you embrace whatever percent of Slytherin you have in you (that, or make you feel like Rihanna at Coachella), it's a win-win situation.
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Mohammad Nahavandian, President Hassan Rouhani's chief of staff, told the Financial Times that the lifting of sanctions was a "win-win" situation for Iran and the west and that it wanted "constructive interaction" with the outside world.
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While it seems like a win-win situation for hotels to offer guests a perk in exchange for skipping housekeeping services, "It's often a better deal for the hotels," said Patricia Griffin of the Green Hotels Association.
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A startup from Columbus called BYLINED is aiming to make it a bit easier for brands and people to come together in a win/win situation resulting in better photography or at least in more unique photography.
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Pitching itself as a win-win situation, the team, which draws as few as 70 fans to some matches, bills itself as little more than a staging post for ambitious pros on their way to bigger things.
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"What I prefer, is to first of all have a well-prepared meeting to go through the different issues we do have and to see that we have as much win-win situation as possible," she said.
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"While we are looking at the possibilities of cooperation to benefit everyone, globalization is seen by the American administration more as a process that is not about a win-win situation but about winners and losers," she said.
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The JCPOA was premised on the notion that, by removing sanctions and increasing investment in exchange for something that the U.S. valued (the verified halt and inspection of a nuclear program), a win-win situation could be created.
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There are thoughts on road kill (a win-win situation, Mr. Kahn writes, for its organic meat and beautiful fur, if you live in a state that allows you to pick it up), and lots of pelt portraits.
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But Ms. Nuttanun, 35, said the 90-minute workout was a win-win situation for her: She said she had not found much time to exercise after a recent promotion added responsibilities and overtime hours to her workday.
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At the three-day Blockchain Unbound conference this week at San Juan, Puerto Rico, Laboy told CNBC that it's a win-win situation for investors and Puerto Rico is eager to be part of the expanding cryptocurrency market.
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Travel Tips Combining a work trip with a vacation — often called "bleisure" — can be a win-win situation, said Kendra Thornton, the president of the Chicago travel agency Royal Travel & Tours and an expert on planning such trips.
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For the classic grape varieties it's a win-win situation, but for the hybrid kinds, a kind of safe laboratory grapevine which is used a lot here as well, I expect that the next ten years are their last.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission said on Friday it viewed international trade as a win-win situation in which everyone benefits, following Thursday's announcement by U.S. President Donald Trump that imports of steel and aluminum would face steep tariffs.
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" Jeff Hastings, another one of Naturo's directors, added in the statement: "This is a rare win-win-win situation for everybody involved, it's a win for avocado farmers, a win for the food industry, and ultimately a win for consumers.
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"While we are looking at the possibilities of cooperation to benefit everyone, globalization is seen by the American administration more as a process that is not about a win-win situation but about winners and losers," the German leader said.
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"While we are looking at the possibilities of cooperation to benefit everyone, globalization is seen by the American administration more as a process that is not about a win-win situation but about winners and losers," Merkel said according to Reuters.
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Dijsselbloem, who also chairs the Eurogroup of euro zone finance ministers, was quoted as saying that British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson was wrong to tell Britons that "everything is going to be hunky dory and that it will be a win-win situation".
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BERLIN, June 21 (Reuters) - A strong European economy is good for the United States, Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Wednesday, citing the post-war Marshall Plan with which Washington invested in Germany to stress that trade can bring "a win-win situation".
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It's a win-win situation: Zumba gets a celebrity endorsement, Derulo gets more fan engagement, and I get to spend an evening working out with a hand-picked group of "influencers"—perhaps the most eye-rollingly "LA" promo stunt I've ever heard of.
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"It could be a win-win situation if both of us get on the team, if not, I'd like to think at least one of us will go," added Becky, who has a small tattoo of the Olympic rings on her left ankle.
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"While we are looking at the possibilities of cooperation to benefit everyone, globalization is seen by the American administration more as a process that is not about a win-win situation, but about winners and losers," she told the German weekly Die Zeit.
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"We have work to do, issues to discuss, but we're all going in this with goodwill and optimism about reaching a win-win situation," Adkerson told reporters after meeting with mining minister Ignasius Jonan and other officials from the central and Papua provincial government.
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" NASA's interest in developing autonomous exploration platforms for extreme places on Earth is a "win-win situation," she added, because "we can learn a lot about this amazing environment on our own planet and also develop technologies that might be useful for future spaceflight missions.
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This sounds like a win-win situation, in which Europe will be able to reduce the flow of people it does not want, the role of human traffickers will be reduced, conditions for migrants in Libya will improve and fewer will drown at sea.
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In an interview with Die Zeit newspaper, published on Wednesday, she said: "While we are looking at the possibilities of cooperation to benefit everyone, globalisation is seen by the American administration more as a process that is not about a win-win situation but about winners and losers."
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The combination of these two payment giants was once seen as a win-win situation for both, as Ant Financial is best known for Alipay, a dominant online payments service, similar to PayPal, that had been part of Alibaba but separated after when Alibaba went public in 2014.
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"From our perspective, it's a win-win situation since we provide the best recommendations that have the patient interest at heart, but from a payer or provider perspective, when you have lower complication rates you have better outcomes and you lower your total cost of care long term," he said.
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" Bach, whose meeting with Macron lasted close to an hour and a half compared with 40 minutes for the mayor of Los Angeles, said a decision to give the green light on a double allocation would "create a win-win-win situation for LA, Paris and the entire Olympic movement.
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So this will be the risk if things don't go well politically that he may want to tighten its bases with measures that you know to some extent correspond to what he promised, that may not be targeted to you know a win-win situation, maybe it will be lose-lose.
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It's quite sophisticated; they don't necessarily need to target the politician, or they don't need to target the local administrator, because the Mafia is so involved and intertwined in the cement sector that they probably have a hand in lots of people who provide cement and therefore are in a win-win situation.
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"This is an example of a win-win situation where the people of the region are going to be able to benefit from an outstanding airline," President Barack Obama said in 20043 when Lion Air Group signed a $22 billion order for Boeing planes, the largest single order in the manufacturer's history.
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Back in the late 19th century, biologists learned that green algae grows in the egg cases of spotted salamanders, providing a win-win situation for both; the embryos produce nitrogen-rich waste for the algae, and in turn, the algae increases the oxygen content found in the fluid around the breathing embryos through photosynthesis.
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And though that might seem like a defeat for Democrats, the party is actually looking at the election as a win-win situation: If Jones ends up victorious, they would retake a previously red seat and trim the GOP's majority to just one-vote, which would make it easier to turn the Senate blue in the upcoming elections.
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" The Greenhouse Gas Management Institute, a nonprofit that teaches how to reduce emissions, said in a statement to CNN, "To the extent you can reduce your consumption of fossil fuels by introducing a more energy efficient boiler, or installing more efficient lighting, you are reducing your operating costs and helping the environment at the same time, a win-win situation.
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"It seems more likely that we can find a win-win situation with China, whether it's greening the Belt and Road, or helping address some of the issues...around transparency or whether it's using our regulatory systems, which are amongst the best in the world," New Zealand's trade minister David Parker said at an annual China-focused business summit in Auckland.
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So I think it's a win win situation and I guess the power of chefs I'm so happy because you know 10 years ago it was very hard to partner with Chefs I was like what crazy Chef whom you know is going to the Favelas and all the chefs getting all the awards and everything and at some point now when you have Massimo??
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