Sentences with phrase «push on what»

Particularly given how Supreme Court machinations now potentially imperil the president's Clean Power Plan cutting power plant carbon dioxide emissions, it's more important than ever for the administration to «push on what the President put his his Climate Action Plan in 2013.»

Each one of us needs to push on what technology can do for people and for our world.

Pushed on what comes next, Ranadive says they are discussing ideas, but nothing specific is set.

Not exact matches

The more that people push themselves to think about all the possibilities that could happen, and particularly to visualize and think a little bit on possibilities that might contradict with each other, the more they become attuned to understanding what's really likely and what's less likely.

It is a waste of what should be valuable resources to you and it is a failure on your part to push yourself to really think about the long - term issues you're facing.

He then used various platforms to push traffic to his speech, focusing on the fact that users could hear what he had to say unedited and uninterrupted by media outlets, pundits and radio hosts.

In fact, the company's hunger for boundary - pushing growth is what helped it earn a spot on this year's list of Canada's Best Managed Companies.

So when I see something that I am working on succeed, I'm motivated to push forward and launch myself into what's coming next.

Location: Vancouver How it Innovates: «Every time they have transformed the business, they keep on pushing the bounds of what they do,» says John Ruffolo, chief executive of OMERS Ventures, which is an investor in Hootsuite.

What makes an ADR unique is that the lawyers and clients sign off on a participation agreement in which the lawyers agree that if a settlement is not reached, they will back out of the process and not push for litigation.

At the same time, says Mark McQueen, president and CEO of VC firm Wellington Financial, the «push to reduce the amount of money required to find out if a company can succeed» has placed more of an onus on tech startups to prove that their products have what it takes.

But this time around, it turns out that sentiment went ahead of what was happening... it has been a pleasant surprise on our part that [investor] mentality played in this way and pushed the economy ahead,» he said.

It is rare, not to say unprecedented, for the host of a mainstream network show to push such a blatant political viewpoint, yet Meyers says NBC is fully on board: «Not only have they gotten out of the way, but they've pushed the show to be what it is now.»

Both chains are pushing a similar ethos — the abundant shelves comprehensively stocked with dozens or hundreds of different tea blends, the quasi-ritualistic preparation of your cup, and the perky staff focused on giving a concierge - level consultation on what to drink.

And, let's be honest, no matter what anyone says, you're probably going to push it a bit over the 50 - hour mark on any given week.

From what I've seen, it's extremely rare for companies to push back on orders, since the secret FISA court always, without exception, tells them to settle down and get that data over to the NSA, pronto.

The Lisa pushed the boundaries for what was possible on the PC at the time: It had windows and icons, and you could sort individual documents into folders.

Such hawkish analysis is what informs Frank + Oak's decision - making — it isn't there to push an aesthetic vision on customers, it's there to give them what they want — but it also means staff must monitor, analyze and act on information incredibly quickly, lest the firm find itself with a warehouse full of sweatpants nobody wants.

He wouldn't elaborate on those plans, but a look at his involvement in the Canadian Pacific may be a playbook for what he plans to push with Air Products, which Ackman called a» [Warren] Buffett - like business.»

As things stand in 2014, the prospects for 2039 for the building and what happens inside it hinge on three things: Just how far the trading community pushes automation, how hard regulators push back and how well the 80 or so locations now where stocks are traded can maintain their trust and credibility with the investing public.

«This book pushes you to really focus on what's truly important.

Once you've established these lines to push content on, you need to know what kind of content to push.

Over at the Globe and Mail, I popped in on QNX, the Ottawa - based software company owned by smartphone maker BlackBerry, to see what was new and also to see what they thought of the big news of Google's Open Automotive Alliance, which will be pushing Android onto cars starting this year.

«When you travel alone, you force yourself into a survival mode where you have to do things and you have to meet people and you have to push yourself to figure out what's going on unless you want to be in your room all day,» he says «It's the most exhilarating, inspiring, creative thing that there is.»

CNBC's Jackie DeAngelis reports on the role energy played in pushing the Dow to record levels, and what's next for big oil.

Loners, by contrast, are like unguided missiles — they simply take it on themselves to push ahead, without regard for what others think.

But quick and substantive corporate tax reform is what the markets are counting on when they pushed the S&P index up 10 % since the election.

The message, originally published on CNN, continues with the claim: «Some members of the national media are using their platforms to push their own personal bias and agenda to control «exactly what people think.»

What if a retailer could push out a coupon based on real - time store traffic?

But on a conference call with analysts shortly after, Dimon was pushed to describe exactly what he was seeing that had led to his recent optimism.

«We're going to keep pushing the boundaries,» CEO Tim Cook said in a statement, «of what is possible with the materials in our products, the way we recycle them, our facilities and our work with suppliers to establish new creative and forward - looking sources of renewable energy because we know the future depends on it.»

«We're going to keep pushing the boundaries of what is possible... because we know the future depends on it,» said CEO Tim Cook.

By pushing for higher taxes on the wealthy, Obama is being slightly more (though not completely) honest about what's coming next.

Many have pushed back against the notion that the Fed should time its tapering based on what best suits, say, India and Brazil.

The whole idea behind the push for drivers comes from what Marco says is the big difference between Juno and Uber — an emphasis on driver conditions.

Being closely surrounded with mentors has changed how I approach all sorts of situations: what to say to the top executives to guarantee a meeting, how to build a strong network and use it regularly to strategically grow the company, how to start every day by visualizing and rehearsing events, how to constantly push everyone around me to their full potential, how to maintain confidence and cope with tremendous uncertainty and bad news, and on and on.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has pushed a minimum income of R20 ($ 1.62) per hour — a figure that compromises on what businesses and workers have put forward.

Here's some of what's going on in the health care world as we head into Easter weekend: payers are pushing back against PTC Therapeutcics» controversial Duchenne muscular dystropy drug; insurers are cautiously lauding new rules for Obamacare's marketplaces; a fascinating lawsuit in Arkansas explores the ethics of drug making; and a new test for Zika virus can produce results within an hour.

A game time decision on Congress» next big legislative push — including whether or not to use a special procedural pathway in the Senate that would nix the need for any Democratic votes — may come down to what President Donald Trump tells Republican leadership during a meeting this weekend at Camp David.

What I tried to do was come up with common characters we face at work — like the «manterrupter» who interrupts you in a meeting, or the office mom who ends up taking on the mother lode of menial tasks — as well as some of the internal barriers, like the feeling of being an imposter, and then digging through the research to find out how you can push back against these things.

Treasury prices rise, pushing yields lower, on Monday after solid appetite for two batches of government debt auctions see strong bidding, ahead of what's set to be a deluge of sales of government debt in 2018.

A broad surge in cryptocurrency values pushed the original recipe north of $ 40 billion in late May, but a long - standing issue that limits the system's capacity has left it struggling to give users what it says on the tin: a cheap, quick way to move money.

Schultz has long championed corporate social impact, but his high - profile push on the issue of race has some from both the business world and the black community wondering whether there's a limit to the growing trend of what's known as «CEO activism.»

After I pushed and pushed to focus and get something complete — even though it's a simplified version of what we hope to become in the near future — it had a dramatic effect on our productivity.

Matt Britton, CEO of social media marketing company Crowdtap and an expert on millennials, believes Snapchat has «gotten ahead of itself» in pushing out new features, when what it does best — and what it's most used for — is one - on - one messaging.

On the cost side, the same increase in the policy rate might cut output by up to 1 per cent and push inflation down by 0.5 percentage point relative to what it would have been otherwise.

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The thing is, the Harper government is responsible for pushing the envelope on deregulation both domestically and internationally despite cautionary events in the U.S. clearly indicating what could go wrong.

What should we think when tech CEOs confess they don't want kids in their family anywhere near the products they're pushing on everyone else?

What America is trying to do is push a dual standard on the world, just as it did repeatedly in the 60s and 70s: free trade for other countries, protectionism for the United States alone.