Sentences with phrase «off on»

The most important communication between clients and contractors are the specifics of each project, and they must be confirmed, reconfirmed and signed off on.

As stocks sold off on Wednesday, CNBC's Jim Cramer noticed a disturbing pattern occurring in the market.

From the time Enbridge began talking publicly about Northern Gateway almost a decade ago, the oil pipeline project — which is expected to get federal cabinet approval any day now — got off on the wrong foot by the company's lack of a presence in British Columbia.

However, Huawei is holding off on releasing it for now, as it still has Android and its own OS isn't as good.

Determining your type can help you get off on the right foot.

For net neutrality to be officially repealed, the FCC must post the rules in the Federal Register while the U.S. Office of Management and Budget must sign off on the replacement protections that the FCC has proposed in its place.

Another way to put it: Apple's services division is so powerful that as of earlier this year it could be spun off on its own into a Fortune 100 company.

Included in the IDA's proposal was a requirement for CEOs and CFOs to personally sign off on company financial statements, and «increase the penalties of criminal liability and obstruction of justice» for securities fraud.

Does being cut off on your morning commute bring about a fit of fiery rage at the smiling, unsuspecting grandmother in front of you?

If shareholders approve CVS» $ 69 billion acquisition of Aetna, the Justice Department will still need to sign off on it.

The two characters head off on an exotic vacation to Ecuador after Schumer's Emily gets dumped by her boyfriend and can't get anyone else to go with her on the trip besides her mom.

Users now have only a few days until the cut - off on 31st August to make their voice heard.

The social network» annual developer conference, F8, kicks off on Tuesday in San Jose, California.

Morgan Stanley admits on Wednesday the firm was way off on its recently lowered iPhone sales forecasts.

So far, the teenagers signed off on Wheel Video.

And while you're at it, ease off on all the exclamation points.

His rivals play off it on the campaign trail, with the NDP's Thomas Mulcair bemoaning billions in subsidies to the fossil fuel sector and Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau saying Harper «bet everything on the price of oil.»

But he held off on signing up right away, saying DfB didn't have the granular controls and security measures typically required of enterprise software.

U.S. House Speaker Paul Ryan urged the Trump administration to hold off on implementing new tariffs, citing...

«Even though I was born and raised in the Midwest, when you have a father from New York, it kind of rubs off on you in terms of your aggressiveness,» Simon told a group of Wharton School students in 2009.

But hold off on the confetti for one moment.

Even if regulators sign off on the deals, there are risks to execution for both Walmart and CVS, as they try to integrate health insurance, pharmacy, and primary care services at such a large scale.

«I run my mouth off on business ideas all the time,» confesses Andrew Shepherd.

Here's how not to make this expensive mistake and start off on the right foot.

When you're talking to a user one - on - one this way, you can dig deeper into the little things they say and let them go off on tangents.

What it's about: Before pesky production codes changed what movies were allowed to show onscreen, Claudette Colbert and Clark Gable made a romantic comedy for the ages, about a socialite who runs off on an escapade with a reporter.

«Basically, Entercom is swapping out much of its shareholder base, and until the deal gets done, many new buyers, I think, are going to hold off on pulling the trigger.»

The Roosevelt Field shopping complex was built 60 years ago, in Garden City, N.Y., on the former Long Island airstrip where Charles Lindbergh took off on his historic transatlantic flight.

Armed with this insight, a few members of the team went off on their own to create a new approach for how projects can move through the various levels of internal approval.

This middle quintile in the wealth distribution has only 54.6 % of their home paid off on average.

The negativity will rub off on your business and hurt your reputation, not the reviewer's.

You take off on a Friday after work, maybe sneak out a little early.

When people are afraid of what others think about them, it rubs off on others.

Truman Capote's remains were auctioned off on Saturday, selling for an astounding $ 45,000 at Julien's Auctions.

The first is that we can get upset and frustrated as well, which lets their bad mood rub off on us.

The shares had 17 cents shaved off on Monday, closing at $ 13.15, indicating that investors aren't completely convinced this deal is going to pass.

I know Intel is somewhat agnostic on the actual products, but what do you think is going to really take off on the wearables side?

The silver lining of this month's weak payroll number is a greater likelihood that the Federal Reserve will hold off on raising interest rates, which could lead to a softer dollar.

The White House Office of Management and Budget still must sign off on some aspects of the FCC reversal before it takes legal effect.

I figured we could create one, put him in the mix with some YouTubers, and hope their magic rubbed off on him.

Identify all individuals responsible for reviewing and signing off on content, and make sure to keep them in the loop.

The arena fell silent before the starting gun sent them off on two lengths of the pool in what swimmers consider the most punishing stroke.

«Constantly, we have these controversies coming out and the stock sells off on the bad news but then actually recovers a little bit,» he explained.

MOSCOW, April 25 (Reuters)- Moscow is holding off on taking retaliatory measures against the United States for imposing sanctions on Rusal, hoping the EU can persuade Washington to ease restrictions against the world's second largest aluminium producer further, sources told Reuters.

The news agency, citing two anonymous sources, said that Walgreens» plan announced last month to sell 865 drugstores to tiny regional rival Fred's (fred) for $ 950 million hadn't convince the U.S. Federal Trade Commission's lawyers to sign off on the deal.

The legendary founder of the Vanguard Group sounds off on treating shareholders right, inflated CEO paychecks, and what the fund industry needs to do next.

The documents say that the application was subsequently renewed — after being signed off on by multiple judges and senior DOJ officials — on three separate occasions, in early January 2017, early April 2017, and late June 2017.

The logic is simple: if group members sign off on certain evaluation criteria, then they'll have an easier time abiding by the feedback they receive.

It may feel good to go off on a tirade, but it can tarnish your brand in the long run.

Asian shares slipped as hopes waned for real progress in Sino-U.S. trade talks, which are due to kick off on Thursday.