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On both fronts, Pelosi does not argue for doing nothing.
He also ordered prosecutors to argue for mandatory minimum sentences.
You argue for much more expansive version of judicial review.
The results, however, argue for a continuation of the campaign.
This is not to argue for complacency toward Trump's leadership.
Others will argue for what they see as greater sins.
As summer begins, I'm going to argue for fallow time.
Democrats don't win when we argue for the status quo.
So wanting the best for you may argue for delay.
Few would argue for an end to the research itself.
Her attorney said she would argue for no prison time.
Some critics argue for retiring problematic operas from the stage.
"This is one way to argue for change," she said.
Shay Dvoretzky of Jones Day will argue for the county.
That might argue for much higher taxes on the ultrarich, but it could also argue for a broader cultural understanding in which someone like Gates is not admired for what he's doing but admonished.
Residents argue 'for sale' signs take away from the town's charm.
Both argue for the absolute imperative of making clean electricity cheaper.
These points argue for widening government's commitment to education and learning.
He should argue for expanding the full deduction to service businesses.
But it does argue for more than merely refusing the invitation.
These factors argue for reducing bond allocations in favor of stocks.
Some argue for investing it in clean energy and environmental justice.
Yes, it does argue for a suitably grand four-door experience.
It's so easy to argue for Donald Trump with the facts.
They argue for free speech, but then try to muzzle others.
That might argue for abandoning the effort, whatever the experts advise.
The conservative voices will argue for a hardline stance against them.
But using their experiences to argue for the wall is blatantly cruel.
M5S's activists argue for a revolutionary, internet-based form of direct democracy.
It is not enough for senior technocrats to argue for such changes.
That makes it easier to argue for changes that boost conservation efforts.
But the particulars of this race argue for a less sweeping interpretation.
That would argue for higher rates, which might also help sterling recover.
Few would argue, for example, that the president can legally take bribes.
But should only the poor be allowed to argue for the poor?
A new Republican who does not myopically argue for a small government.
I mean, you could argue for Dylan, or Lennon, or Jimi Hendrix.
Defendants may also argue for more lenient sentences based on mental illness.
Often, Democrats argue for a woman on the ticket — as vice president.
Because Republicans have no governing vision, they can't argue for their plans.
Argue for them with your fellow citizens; get involved in political campaigns.
But they don't argue for that state being Iowa or New Hampshire.
"At that point Labour could use their manifesto to argue for a softer Brexit if they wanted to and a new Conservative prime minister could argue for a harder Brexit," a source cited by the Sunday Times said.
Felicity, however, is reserving her right to argue for 0 days behind bars.
Now, at 35, Syed has the rather remarkable chance to argue for retrial.
Its members have used the same rationale to argue for the current shutdown.
Our in-character Twitters encouraged us to advocate and argue for our position.
If consumers had more choices, they say, they could argue for more protections.
Today, the veil of ignorance is commonly used to argue for more redistribution.
Sanders's campaign has itself made it hard to argue for half-measures and
That would argue for patience on the part of the Fed, he added.
As Gonzales notes, two factors argue for a wave election: History and polls.
Instead, they argue for restrictions on the freedom of trade across our borders.
They argue for considering free range an "optional component" of cage-free production.
The effects produced lead researchers to argue for larger clinical trials in humans.
Conservatives have used all manner of claims to argue for cutting food stamps.
Optimists might marshal sophisticated molecular biological models to argue for a large fraction.
Therefore, Beijing will likely look for any excuse to argue for sanctions relief.
However, his lawyers can argue for special conditions given his age and health.
The facts argue for expanding pipeline capacity in the region, not reducing it.
But it's still so silly to argue for anyone else in this spot.
And so we argue for a hot minute, though the exchange is moot.
That should argue for just a modest adjustment in the interest rate path.
No one would argue for bringing back AFDC as it was pre-reform.
Politically, it's hard to argue for higher fuel prices, even on environmental grounds.
Cruz's lawyers are scheduled to argue for his release at a Thursday hearing.
His wife, Patti, also regularly appeared on Fox News to argue for clemency.
Although the 2020 budget has been passed, they argue for a supplementary budget.
With 98.5% of the company, Saudi could argue for a big special dividend.
The Trump administration will argue for a broad interpretation of federal constitutional powers.
But it does argue for speaking to your siblings and expressing your feelings.
Can black Americans argue for affirmative action or reforming the criminal justice system?
Armed with this idea, economists could argue for intervention on technical grounds of efficiency.
In his essay in The Times, Commissioner O'Neill did not argue for face surveillance.
As for corporate money, some would argue for obligatory disclosure rather than a ban.
Now, few people outright argue for revolutionary overthrow of the American system of government.
Pierce said lottery funds allow politicians to avoid having to argue for higher taxes.
Argentines root and argue for their favorite pizzeria like they are defending their religion.
But I&aposm not here to argue for -- for -- or against our security norms.
It may all argue for a more neutral message from ECB chief Mario Draghi.
Competition is not the only concern of those who argue for anti-dumping measures.
In the early days of photography, its practitioners had to argue for its objectivity.
Detection of oxygen in the atmosphere would argue for photosynthesis and plants, for example.
Maybe you could argue for a check mark emoji—but why are there two?
I agree the data doesn't really argue for anything more than that this month.
O'Rourke was the first Democrat to argue for a step toward reparations for slavery.
None of this is to argue for retreat, let alone to the sewing room.
The potential benefits of having women in combat units argue for making that happen.
The bottom line: "All of these situations argue for quiet American involvement," Haass says.
He said Best Buy is able to argue for better rates from its partners.
Which poses a few difficulties, for me and also, I would argue, for you.
If homicides and shootings are up, they'll argue for more technology, cops and equipment.
Or they can be taken to court where they can argue for higher compensation.
If it is not, there is plenty to argue for the City of Angels.
They hunt, shoot skeet, go to the firing range and argue for gun control.
"That's what we'll argue for but obviously it's in the judge's hands," Driscoll said.
Some Catholics argue for Mary's perpetual virginity, noting that no man ever touched her.
Michigan Republicans filed suit, as expected, but they did not argue for Arizona's reversal.
And it is the impetus, I'd argue, for living our lives to the fullest.
If you argue for the wall, you're publicly shamed and called a racist bigot.
Some scientists also classify humans as great apes but others argue for a separate categorization.
You could argue for some reduction in base personnel costs, particularly with a 1099 workforce.
To argue for the removal of all slaveowners' names from all buildings is witch-hunting.
He tends to argue for libertarian policies on the basis of economic sense, not ideology.
Labour has seized upon recent failures to argue for the wholesale renationalisation of the railways.
I know it's weird to argue for downgrading, but like anything else, consider the purpose.
It may all argue for a more neutral message from ECB chief Mario Draghi later.
Challengers will argue for the latter, which would mean it is almost set to expire.
So you could argue for that ... So no on that frog venom, but the others?
I'd argue for evidence-based thinking over magical thinking every day, even when it's unpopular.
To argue for left-of-center positions in today's Labour Party is to be abused.
But as always with any thesis, there are those who argue for the other side.
This in itself would argue for a strong increase in production in the manufacturing sector.
Pessimists then cite their own scientific data to argue for a fraction closer to 0.
But he went on to argue for the innate wisdom of the chain of command.
He said the show will argue for "positive populism," which doesn't break along party lines.
This was a weird moment to argue for the essential goodness of the Axis powers.
Republicans typically argue for a system that would simply abandon any effort to tax them.
They also plan to vigorously argue for a robust tobacco regulation regime within the FDA.
Part of what I'm trying to argue for isn't for one structure that serves everyone.
He didn't offer any remedy, but said victims could argue for one if they wished.
Matt Gaetz seized the opportunity to argue for a legislative priority of President Donald Trump.
Second, many argue for looser monetary policy, to reduce the cost of funding these plans.
Each of these stages will be a new opportunity to argue for this new norm.
In "Refuge" (2017) Alexander Betts and Paul Collier, two British academics, argue for a complete overhaul.
Traditional particle physicists would argue for reductionism; condensed-matter physicists, who study complex materials, for emergence.
The President used her case to argue for fewer FDA restrictions on innovators like her father.
Religious organisations, such as the Muslim Lawyers Association, argue for a broad interpretation of religious rights.
I'm not trying to argue for or against the physics or the feasibility of this idea.
There may be religious conservatives who argue for that; Phillips and his responsible supporters do not.
The big picture: Trump has often prodded OPEC via Twitter to argue for lower oil prices.
Now, with a summer summit in prospect, he will argue for further deferment, to generate goodwill.
There is plenty of room for candidates who want to argue for a more moderate approach.
Recent electoral pratfalls argue for leaving critical decisions in the hands of well-trained, pragmatic technocrats.
Defense lawyers will argue for charges to be dismissed at a hearing set for Jan. 8.
Peugeot investors could try to argue for shifting the financial terms in the French group's favour.
They argue for the preservation of a specific social order, not for more equitable immigration laws.
Worse still, it forces all of us to argue for trans rights on those specious grounds.
There was therefore every reason to argue for safeguard duties given the perceived threat, he said.
To argue against a $15 minimum wage in 2021 is to argue for poverty-level wages.
They'd argue for Pence to ignore MacDonough and declare that these provisions are acceptable under reconciliation.
The Pirates argue for more budget for cyber defense, but against the use of cyber weapons.
Some officials continued to argue for raising rates soon, while others saw little reason for urgency.
Wynes and Nicholas argue for teaching these values in high school, thus transforming society through education.
These issues are why some drug policy reformers argue for outright decriminalization of all drug use.
If it's the former, you have a good reason to argue for a raise, Taylor said.
But Democrats continued to argue for closing the facility and voiced opposition to Hudson's proposal. Rep.
Whatever the reason, it makes it harder for Starboard to argue for a change of course.
Such statistics can be marshalled to stigmatise single mothers, and to then argue for benefit cuts.
But for Nunberg — as for the others — mere suspicions were enough to argue for his dismissal.
He will also argue for a tough unilateral response from China, North Korea's main ally and neighbor.
I could argue for fundamental reforms on the corporate side, with fundamental reforms on working family side.
They argue for a short while as she gets up, before he kicks her back down again.
Brexiteers argue for trading on World Trade Organisation (WTO) rules, as most non-EU countries already do.
Expert witnesses at her trial pointed to evidence of borderline personality disorder to argue for diminished responsibility.
They also talked to outside academics, internet service providers and advocates who argue for tougher privacy rules.
I had more than 10 years of experience before I ever tried to argue for more money.
Broaching the idea of cutting back screening could also help TSA argue for more money from Congress.
Soon-to-be exes try to use this to argue for reduced alimony and child support obligations.
They argue for the benefits of exercise and say that the nanny state is out of control.
We use this evidence to argue for renewed commitments to the Latino community and its policy preferences.
Not a single Democrat came to the Senate floor before the vote to argue for Obama's position.
This growing body of research has helped lawmakers across the country argue for a $15 minimum wage.
The potential to match children with promising drugs would seem to argue for right to try laws.
Utilities in turn argue for hefty solar surcharges to maintain the reliability and affordability of the system.
"My aim today is not to argue for state-contingent price-level targeting," Evans said on Tuesday.
And they argue for more resources for poor families with children and for universal early childhood education.
McCain, in 2008, struggled to argue for extending an Iraq War the public overwhelmingly wanted to end.
Wouldn't it argue for its albums as a protected class, not as legitimate works deserving equal standing?
" Jonathan Chait, New York magazine: "If you haven't watched Schiff argue for impeachment, you're missing something historic.
Proponents of tougher fuel economy standards used these circumstances to argue for ever-more fuel-efficient cars.
Instead of challenging the result, he was left to try to argue for parole despite the result.
Rivera's immigration status was cited by Republican leaders to argue for a change in American immigration policy.
Director Reeder will detail the systemic issues threatening multiemployer pension plans and argue for raising PBGC premiums.
But you could also argue for a more generous social safety net and government funding for retraining.
So they turned to contested science to argue for laws dictating how and when doctors performed abortions.
In a sense, this seems so obvious to me that it feels peculiar to argue for it.
Both those who argue for a quick peace deal and those who argue for continuing the war have chosen to ignore the grim realities that are actually shaping the course of the fighting and the challenges posed by one of the worst and least effective governments in the world.
The agencies can argue for more funding, and final spending plans must be approved by the U.S. Congress.
By taking a statistical approach to the features, a trio of researchers now argue for rivers of rainwater.
Tyrion and Jon both argue for the necessity of throwing out these old, patriarchal practices that divide them.
Maybe, maybe we could argue for an extra-large pool of discouraged workers that raises this to 3.
"We believe this would argue for higher revenues, all being equal, in H2," Liberum analyst Ben Williams said.
And the interpretation it puts forward opens the door, critics argue, for discrimination against LGBT people and women.
Lawyers for troops facing charges of mishandling classified information are using the "Clinton defense" to argue for leniency.
He's been instinctively allergic to Democrats who argue for gun control in the immediate aftermath of mass shootings.
Others, in some cases, find it hard to argue for pay restraint given their own often large salaries.
Slowing inflation and growth and financial market expectations all argue for limiting rate increases to below 3.00 percent.
"Under these circumstances it is justified to argue for higher prices when production increases are announced," he said.
Nobody on Capitol Hill is willing to argue for a change in policy or approach to the company.
Scalise should drop this pointless resolution and instead use his position to argue for free market climate solutions.
Those who argue for completely eliminating ICBMs, in particular, do not seem to fully appreciate their strategic attributes.
Thunberg and her followers argue for systems change, but they do so as a chorus of individual voices.
It's hard not to argue for some kind of market pause going into the close of the year.
It's obvious why 350 would use these findings to argue for renaming devastating hurricanes after fossil fuel companies.
You will often hear proponents argue for this policy by citing soaring longevity rates in the United States.
But it does argue for a more nuanced view of a nominee, one that includes factors beyond partisanship.
That would argue for continued stimulus efforts such as low interest rates or perhaps increased spending on infrastructure.
Fairness and good sense argue for greater inclusion of women and underrepresented groups in all crucial policy fields.
Politicians, like former Vice President Joe Biden, have highlighted their contribution to argue for extending the DACA program.
There's no question that black nationalists often argue for racial separation or that many have engaged in bigotry.
They argue for heavy investment in digital skills, even in areas without a large existing high-tech sector.
But the quibbling misses an important concern about what it means to argue for a female-only canon.
Opponents of so-called sanctuary cities have taken up the Steinle case to argue for stricter immigration laws.
Their counterparts on the right are firing up their many D.C.-based lobbyists to argue for total deregulation.
Trump attorney Patrick Philbin then cited the so-called "Biden rule" to argue for a vote against witnesses.
The reality is that lawyers are hired to wrestle with ambiguity and argue for one interpretation over another.
There's particular things connected with their business they'll want to argue for and that will just go on.
The quick bail has led several activists to argue for the need for stronger laws to prevent animal cruelty.
How did a space about women's empowerment allegedly only allow two male employees to successfully argue for a raise?
It's the same look someone might give me if they're trying to argue for a refund it that store.
Politicians promise to crack down on the gangs that smuggle people; advocacy groups argue for changes to migration rules.
Under the terms of the deal ... Glocc can argue for a jail sentence of between 4 and 12 months.
Good economic reasons argue for investing in public goods, and for building fiscal capacity and a social safety net.
All five argue for abolishing the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, which is charged with rounding-up undocumented migrants.
It is also a tool used to argue for or against income inequality (depending on what country you're in).
If this is an extreme point of view, then it's all the more important that I argue for it.
And when people in free countries argue for restrictions on speech, authoritarian regimes find it easier to impose constraints.
Meanwhile, China continues to argue for America to freeze military exercises and curb deployments of advanced weapons in Asia.
It does argue for gold to maintain a bid tone for as long as uncertainty remains the prevailing sentiment.
But DeMoro added she wants to hear single-payer supporters aggressively argue for the end of private insurance, too.
Left-wing firebrands like Warren can push for single payer while centrist Democrats argue for mending and expanding Obamacare.
If these paintings argue for Boxer's importance, the case they make is that authentically creative acts involve interrelated goals.
It looks like many in Congress are already prepared to argue for more spending in exchange for more debt.
Still, his lawyers argue, for that or any other reason, Trump cannot be charged with obstruction of justice. Why?
But Republicans, the coal industry, and President Donald Trump, citing the costs of regulatory compliance, argue for looser regulations.
Combined with a hit to supply chains and possible trade tariffs, that would argue for raising rates, Carney said.
At one point, reports emerged that the White House and EPA were recruiting scientists to argue for greater skepticism.
On the Right, advocates argue for reasonable regulations, enforcement actions based on actual consumer harms and working market forces.
Richard Haier, who came to our defense, again unbidden, put his reputation on the line to argue for that.
Right now we have enough evidence to argue for or against every major candidate eligible for every major award.
They can argue for hours over who's better Curry or LeBron and pull out the numbers to prove it.
Rather than detail the complexities of these historical examples, or argue for their validity, the exhibition skims the surface.
Mr. Trump twice visited Long Island to discuss the MS-13 gang and to argue for tougher immigration laws.
He has also appeared before Congress to argue for loosening regulations and scaling back aggressive enforcement of existing laws.
Mr. Hughes's involvement stands out because few founders have gone on to argue for the dismantling of their company.
The tariffs carved out an exemption for Canada and Mexico, and allow other nations to argue for similar exceptions.
President Donald Trump and other Republican politicians have highlighted the case to argue for stricter enforcement of immigration laws.
The tariffs carved out an exception for Canada and Mexico, and allow other nations to argue for similar exceptions.
In times of anxiety and distrust, it's much easier to argue for clear centralized authority than dispersed, amorphous authority.
The releases come before Tuesday's State of the Union address, where Obama is expected to argue for Guantánamo's closing.
"You can guess that the plaintiffs will argue for a longer period and the city for shorter," he said.
Four days after his arrest, Danson appeared before a congressional committee to argue for a reduction in plastic use.
For instance, Russia could use it as a pretext to argue for recognition of Crimea as a Russian province.
When asked about foreign policy, he tends to change the subject or merely argue for maintaining Obama administration policies.
Or think of how Christian it's been, and how the convention tried to argue for Christianity as fundamentally liberal.
One of the things I was trying to argue for and make happen in the U.K. was shared parenting.
I wish to argue for this minimal definition of reasonableness in political life — arguing on the basis of shared facts.
Geography, history, political culture, the electoral system, the structure of the economy and the welfare state all argue for optimism.
They argue for a sustainable breakout here, and that the stock should be bought," he said Monday on "Trading Nation.
Some argue for an exit before May 23, the day Britain would otherwise be due to hold an EU election.
"The professor standard doesn't work, and the Fed needs new voices to argue for an approach that does," he added.
That didn't prevent it from being boosted on Twitter and Facebook and used to argue for tighter voter ID laws.
It's one thing, these observers might argue, for conservative voters to decide that they would prefer Trump to a Democrat.
"All those things being equal, all those things being summed up have to argue for stronger gold prices," he said.
" When Issacharoff stood up to argue for class members, Chief Judge Smith pressed him to respond to Buckley's point. "Mr.
"Historically speaking, the numbers argue for more gains for the Dow Jones industrial average," Wald said Friday on "Power Lunch."
Two representatives from Tennessee-based victims&apos rights organizations, who normally argue for harsher sentences, came to Brown&aposs defense.
The same logic, for instance, could be used to argue for robust gun restrictions, since those too would save lives.
There Dugar's defense presented evidence of his innocence in order to argue for a new trial, according to court officials.
They might argue, for example, that a particular online site does not have a right to reach consumers and businesses.
"Many people, myself included, would argue for more temperate language than the 'fire and fury' kind of thing," Clapper said.
Arguments for reparations Asked about racism, O'Rourke was the first Democrat on stage to argue for a step toward reparations.
I will always argue for a more accurate re-revision of the revisionist history that Kanye made the technology cool.
Burkov is currently being held in prison in Israel and could remain there while Israeli authorities argue for Issachar's release.
One of the few soft spots was inventory accumulation; low inventories argue for ongoing good growth in the third quarter.
" Trump then used the tragedy to argue for his beloved wall: "If we had a Wall, they wouldn't even try!
And GOP defense hawks on Capitol Hill have a new cudgel in their shed to argue for increased defense spending.
I would argue for both, and until May he would have had a guaranteed suspension for what happened in Shanghai.
Democrats have used that figure to argue for more resources at those points of entry instead of building a wall.
This data might argue for a more comprehensive approach to LARCs, one that recognizes the different preferences woman have developed.
He says that it's absurd to argue for more regulation when the problem is too much regulation to begin with.
In the article, she uses her experience teaching philosophy to inmates to argue for the irrationality of natural life sentences.
Hindu nationalists and India's prime minister, Narendra Modi, argue for the superiority of India by citing examples from ancient times.
We are deeply familiar with the concerns of each country, including the domestic political constituencies that argue for continued protection.
But Kyle put aside personal feelings to argue for the rule of law, and the Supreme Court agreed with him.
Many of those who argue for keeping the sculpture in place see it as an innocuous symbol of the South.
Bernie Sanders went to Walmart's annual meeting earlier this year to argue for a workers' spot on the company board.
Here are some of the ways that the scholars used those terms to argue for and against impeaching Mr. Trump.
Renault's state of semi-crisis gives Senard and his board some leverage to argue for fattening the new boss's salary.
Shkreli's lawyer, Benjamin Brafman, has indicated that he will argue for a sentence that does not include any time incarcerated.
I expected commission opponents to argue for the Court to revisit the Arizona precedent, but so far it hasn't happened.
The idea is to focus on ... I've thought really hard about how to define what I want to argue for.
Some argue for controlled contact with such people to avert the potential threat of diseases to which they have no resistance.
But he didn't dwell, because he can't argue for more regulation, and Republicans don't feel comfortable slamming a fellow GOP governor.
Critics of setting the default to the opt-out approach often argue for personal autonomy, the freedom to have unadulterated choice.
What is more, some analysts argue, for all Mr Trong's aping of Mr Xi, the two parties are drifting apart philosophically.
He is deploying these dispassionate facts to argue for ending Google's attempts at creating a fair and broadly welcoming working environment.
Writing about those bodies in a way that doesn't argue for but declares their value feels like urgent work, however inadequate.
It's hard to argue for stocks to break out convincingly without clearer signs of an economic breakout, which remains stubbornly elusive.
Bail in his case had previously been set at $10 million and he'll undoubtedly argue for that number to be lowered.
Getting EU science policy right can be difficult and slow, but Britain can argue for its own scientific interests from within.
Yet their big advantage was being young, novel and in a position to argue for an end to unpopular Republican rule.
Advocates of more drastic environmental action also pointed to extreme weather events in order to argue for action on climate change.
It is both simplistic and wrong, they will argue, for politicians to say that a country "must live within its means".
If she wants to argue for more stringent accountability for men, for doctors, for sexual predators, then I wish her well.
What any city chooses to do will flow downstream, leading some to argue for a whole-basin approach to flood planning.
She has helped compile essays for The Yale Law Journal that argue for shifts in the way enforcers approach their work.
This may be why Fed, in its release, relied on the legal technicality of potential liability to argue for a ban.
"The dynamics argue for this entire correction we had since January to continue in time rather than in price," said Emanuel.
Any member of the Senate can oppose the consideration of a nominee and argue for debate to continue in perpetuity, however.
But even Payne doesn't argue for expanding the number of nuclear weapons or launchers, he told NBC News in an interview.
However, the government reserved the right to argue for a higher sentence, and the judge is not bound by the guidelines.
For both leaders, therefore, the political calculus will argue for a plan that makes as few demands of Israel as possible.
Ms. Gabbard, a veteran of the war in Iraq, cited two Americans killed that day in Afghanistan to argue for withdrawal.
It is both an opportunity for lawyers to argue for leniency, and for prosecutors to spot potential weaknesses in their case.
In 2016, the court decided that the 2012 ruling applied retroactively, enabling people imprisoned years ago to argue for their release.
He is the ideal filmmaker, you could argue, for a nation that continues to smart from the wounds of unpopular wars.
The president also used the MS-13 gang, which his administration has cracked down on, to argue for stronger border security.
"He noticed when they would do the talkbacks that people would just kind of argue for their position," his daughter said.
It was their job to come in and argue for press access, to tell the president to do a press conference.
"If 'Rule 40' isn't policed properly, top sponsors will use it to argue for better pricing for top sponsorship deals," Ryan said.
Attorneys are having to argue for different interpretations of the small illustrated characters that are used to express emotions, activities or objects.
Progressives within the Republican Party began to challenge support for trade protection and argue for a more hawkish approach to foreign affairs.
Moreover, there's always been a massive problem for people who try to use the weed and psychosis connection to argue for prohibition.
" In the numerous street speeches documented in Reiwa Uprising, she uses captivating rhetoric to argue for structural change for "our children's sake.
Radical members, especially those disappointed by Barack Obama's presidency, argue for sticking to "direct action" such as blockades of bridges and roads.
Not so much, I would argue, for Italy's clumsy attempt at courtesy, for courtesy is important and has become an undervalued virtue.
"It would be inflationary, and it would be the type of argument that would argue for higher rates from the Federal Reserve."
This would reduce take-home pay, which soon-to-be-exes can use to argue for reduced alimony and child support obligations.
Although it appears likely that the investigation will end that day, it's possible that the Swedish prosecutors will argue for an extension.
He could do something like argue for the countries to be able to use tariffs on certain goods like textiles or automobiles.
You could argue for any of them, and data can tell plenty of different stories depending on how you look at it.
The administration could've used the report to argue for eliminating "Renewable Portfolio Standards" (RPS) that mandate grid space for non-polluting energy.
Because Manafort is 69 years old, Waxman said the defense is likely to argue for a sentence under 10 to 85033 years.
As the 9/11 attacks receded more than a decade into the past, it became harder to argue for the war's necessity.
They should listen instead to Mr. Deal, a Southern Baptist, who early this month invoked biblical teachings to argue for more tolerance.
If you want to argue for going one step further and just seeding the entire league one through 16, I'm all ears.
"I like taking on hopeless causes, especially when I believe the facts and good sense argue for such a cause," he said.
Throughout Germany this season, ambitious modern reinventions of plays by Sophocles and Aeschylus argue for the universality and timelessness of these works.
A doctor could argue, for instance, that having a child with Down syndrome would negatively impact a mother's mental health, he said.
Well, we know the answer: Republicans constantly use the alleged dangers of budget deficits to argue for sharp cuts in social programs.
This country was founded on the revolt against a monarchy -- now Trump's defenders are trying to argue for more of the same.
There's very little high-quality evidence, and no comparable mammalian example, to argue for the specialness of cow's milk after this period.
The Judiciary Committee met for a rare evening gathering, during which each member got a chance to argue for or against impeachment.
Biden used his allotted time to scold the chanters, but also to argue for an independent attorney general and Department of Justice.
Here's the latest: The president will argue for a wall along the Mexican border in a speech beginning at 9 p.m. Eastern.
Felicity appeared in federal court in L.A. and her attorney tried to argue for her to be released on her own recognizance.
This is new territory we're charting, and I want to argue for design patterns that build legibility into the behavior of these machines.
If you're following a naturalistic theory of lighting, you can more or less argue for why Ruth appears to be receding into darkness.
The Commerce Department, the agency Ross could helm, deals with business on immigration and -- at times -- could argue for or against immigration policy.
He could argue for extended exemptions for Canada and Mexico, which are also involved in negotiations over the North American Free Trade Agreement.
For example, if you're venting about something rude that your roommate said to you, they might try to argue for your roommate's POV.
He suggests keeping it till the end of the year, but some allies argue for five years, till the end of his term.
The same share of respondents argue, for instance, that France should be more welcoming to migrants as plead for tougher treatment of them.
Even many advanced thinkers on race in Jackson's presidential days tended to argue for colonization, not the creation of an integrated United States.
Bell said it's difficult to argue for either cyclical or defensive stocks and instead takes an "idiosyncratic approach" to sectors and basket picks.
Most importantly, she will have to square her decision to argue for remaining in the European Union despite her reputation for being eurosceptic.
You may not agree but I'm going to argue for it anyway, that Snow Patrol's "Chasing Cars" is a fairly optimistic pop track.
In addition, Saint-Germain found a language barrier makes it harder for detainees from Nunavik to argue for their rights to be respected.
And you'll want to be prepared to argue for AI, against it, or simply inject facts as you moderate the inevitably heated conversation.
In September, Hall's request to have her sentence commuted was denied; her next chance to argue for commutation will be in three years.
Hardliners in the camps argue for a more assertive stance in talks on the terms under which the refugees might return to Myanmar.
The first was conducting a "belief elicitation study" to identify some actual real-world positions that a bot might argue for or against.
On Wednesday, Mr. de Blasio appeared before members of the Senate in Albany to argue for a seven-year extension of mayoral control.
Such pronounced market reactions may argue for better coordination among central banks, at least while they are relying on unconventional policies, Bullard suggested.
It is a political choice to argue for a policy that includes some factors (consumer prices) and excludes others (size, influence, political power).
By appointing an industry-friendly Supreme Court justice and failing to argue for the rules, President Trump could weigh the court against them.
If so, what would you say to your principal or school board if asked to argue for making your school's filters less restrictive?
So a vital facet of the APP has been to teach prisoners how to launch appeals and to argue for them in court.
Any member of the Senate can oppose the consideration of a nominee on the floor and argue for debate to continue in perpetuity.
He usually prefers to argue for his favored position and let fellow Democratic senators make up their own minds on an important issue.
The war, at least, has taken Russia out of the campaign, since no credible candidate would argue for closer ties to the Kremlin.
But the heightened attention to the topic has already been used in Capitol Hill hearings to argue for an overhaul of the laws.
Sensing a possible conflict, the Justice Department agreed to pay an outside lawyer, Neil Eggleston, to argue for the White House in court.
"I'm not going to argue for the wider distribution of Nazi material," said Danny Caine of the Raven Book Store in Lawrence, Kan.
"We are unaware of any information in the interim that would argue for a change in those determinations in October," the senators wrote.
Any changes, he stressed, would require a more transparent process in which members must attach their names and publicly argue for their requests.
That helps startups argue for a better valuation during their next round; or it helps them defend their current valuation as they grow.
Let us argue for a comprehensive rethinking of organizational structure where curatorial functions are manifested under the umbrella of a unified education department.
Symmetrical, except, one could argue, for the old, yet working, grain mill across the street, with its machinery churning and grinding all afternoon.
For hawks in either party, the answer is easy: Argue that the root problem is lack of US involvement and argue for more.
And then there is the further impediment of having to argue for an impractical and undeliverable customs arrangement unlike any other in existence.
Often, scientists think that their first priority should be to argue for more research funding, but that does not touch the deeper problem.
So I would argue, for example, child care: Would you rather have your kid be in front a TV set or an iPad?
And he definitely was not going to argue for gun control among voters who depended on their rifles to put meat on the table.
Declaring GOP rhetoric a detriment to progress, Obama even borrowed Hillary Clinton's campaign slogan of "stronger together" to argue for unity in the country.
Nowhere more so than in 2008, when, post–Crisis, he abandoned the cozy cross–party consensus on matching spending to argue for belt–tightening.
"This has been a standard component of what the chiefs of police do—they argue for laws that would make policing easier," Vonn said.
Torvalds' combative style is sometimes appreciated by developers when they believe he's taking on the powerful to argue for higher standards and stronger security.
Remainers want to unseat pro-Brexit MPs like Mr Burrowes in order to argue for a softer version of Brexit, or even its reversal.
But she said that the fact that Mr. Couch fled can be used in the hearing in April to argue for stringent probation conditions.
Some readers may argue for a simpler solution to this problem: Opt out of the technologies that could be made to spy on you.
If not, they first have the opportunity to face an immigration judge to argue for the right to remain in the country, Epstein said.
She is the pharmacy clinical manager and residency director at the Children's Hospital who went to the hospital board to argue for the restrictions.
Liberals have been too slow to recognise the growing divide, and too afraid to argue for radical solutions, especially in terms of wealth redistribution.
Gauge Magnitude of Beliefs Some people just like to argue for the intellectual value, even if they don't feel strongly about a particular outcome.
Rand Paul used the Ferguson case to argue for a reversal of the current US trend of supplying military hardware for law enforcement purposes.
The defense is likely to argue for leniency, maybe pointing to Mr. Cosby's past philanthropy, and emphasizing his current age, 80, and frail health.
It is a time when everyone, from the C-suite to the shop floor, can argue for their favorite Game of Thrones fan theory.
They are also right to argue for tax harmonisation: America has only itself to blame if firms revolt against its high corporate-tax rate.
But libertarians like Charles Murray argue for a UBI that completely scraps our existing welfare state, including programs like Medicare, Medicaid, and housing subsidies.
Concerned Republicans such as Paul Ryan, the Speaker of the House, argue for work-requirements to be extended to food stamps and other benefits.
The likelihood of increased macroeconomic imbalances and the uncertainty associated with capital controls argue for caution in interest rate setting, the central bank said.
Last summer, Billard, Rhodes's lawyer, met with Corey and Bernie de la Rionda, the prosecutor handling Rhodes's case, to argue for her client's life.
" Rather than argue for reform of the UN, Trump says "we get nothing out of the United Nations other than good real estate prices.
The bickering and callouts can be found both in papers that favor the trauma model and in ones that argue for the sociocognitive model.
CNN reported hours after Corey Lewandowski's dismissal as Trump's campaign manager that Ivanka Trump had come to her father to argue for his firing.
The Turkish government's supporters in the Trump administration argue for de-escalation because they see the relationship with Turkey as too valuable to forsake.
The Dalai Lama does not argue for a free Tibet, fearing the country's economic collapse, but he does want Tibet to regain religious freedom.
Risk management in the current environment "would argue for softening the expected path of policy when risks shift to the downside," Ms. Brainard added.
Yet where progressives argue for openness and inclusion as a cudgel against President Trump, they abandon it on Nob Hill and in Beverly Hills.
Administration officials argue, for example, that fuel-saving technologies are expensive and will make cars costlier, making it tougher for people to afford them.
In Pennsylvania, a criminal homicide charge enables prosecutors to argue for a range of more specific charges, from involuntary manslaughter to first-degree murder.
But presidential incumbents, as Ronald Reagan showed with his 1984 "Morning in America" campaign, usually strike upbeat themes as they argue for another term.
Others on the political left argue for dramatic increases in the minimum wage — up to $15 or higher — which could create large job losses.
When critics of Big Tech argue for the giants to be broken up, they're not usually talking about splitting Google search into four pieces.
Williams emphasized that if inflation did not accelerate as expected, that would argue for a much slower pace of rate rises than currently projected.
A new generation of builders is devising daring structures that celebrate natural materials, push for eco-consciousness — and argue for a more democratic future.
Gates' attorney also told the court he may argue for a reduction of the sentence because of the "disproportionate conduct" between Manafort and Gates.
My father wanted me to be a lawyer, but I didn't want to argue for other people and I certainly was squeamish of blood.
Negotiators also appear poised to argue for a new requirement on how much of those goods need to be made in the United States.
They argue for individual workers to not pay dues when they disagree with union politics, claiming this is a matter of freedom of speech.
Even small, local newspapers could afford to undertake investigations and to hire lawyers to argue for access to public meetings and for open courtrooms.
Instead, auto companies will be given an opportunity to argue for less stringent standards during a government review period that could stretch into 2018.
TensorFlow is far from the only tool out there for building machine-learning software, and experts can argue for hours about their individual merits.
Egger said that it's fine for newspapers to argue for themselves to readers — and that it doesn't mean their editorial independence is now for sale.
But that changed as Trump's poll numbers have trailed Clinton in recent weeks, and his family forcefully stepped in to argue for a course correction.
Democrats recently held a sit-in the House of Representatives to argue for restrictions on gun purchases in the wake of the Orlando nightclub massacre.
It may lead to the creation of "facts on the ground" that argue for the creation of the long-cherished dream of a Kurdish state.
Obama also plans to deliver a major address about democracy, using its ancient birthplace to argue for the enduring values of open and free societies.
This has been used to argue for everything from curbs on single-use plastic to changes in the way Japanese names are written in English.
In a separate paper that Saez wrote with Thomas Piketty and Stefanie Stantcheva, the authors argue for an even higher rate on somewhat different grounds.
Once there, a lawyer can potentially argue for "cancellation of removal" — a form of relief from deportation — and then you can get a green card.
The fight over documents has given Democrats fodder to argue for delays, but it's up to Grassley to decide how to run the committee proceedings.
A delegation from such firms as Nike and Adidas visited Cambodia in recent weeks to argue for better treatment of labour leaders and other activists.
When Mark Zuckerberg showed up in Washington on Wednesday, he expected to argue for his company's Libra cryptocurrency project before the House Financial Services Committee.
In 2012, he was an incumbent who stumbled in his first re-election debate, only to emerge more determined to argue for another four years.
You have Trump pounding the table that things are terrible," said Stanley, who added "…that might argue for having a negative impact on people's attitudes.
The rollout for the tariffs is planned to take place in September, so if companies want to argue for different codes, they have some time.
His observations would find their way into "Barnaby Rudge", and, as Ms Harman writes, led him to argue for the abolition of the death penalty.
Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts is a good example — who will use this to argue for even more bank regulations and higher taxation of the wealthy.
Although some dispute whether the government is right to be selling its land, few would argue for holding on to the bank shares for ever.
The lack of price transparency leads to extremely high administrative costs as patients, providers and insurers argue for years over the price of a procedure.
Trump's personal legal team then sued Mazars to stop the subpoena, prompting the House to step up in court to argue for its investigative request.
But I'd like to remind you that you don't need to argue for your identity or asexual orientation, prove it, or defend it to anyone.
While some plans explicitly deny that facial surgeries are a part of covered TGNB services, some individuals have fought their plans to argue for coverage.
More than a decade ago, when she began receiving job training as a welfare recipient, Thompson had to argue for the chance to study welding.
They offer facts to argue for more women in office and then leverage their own experiences to explain why they're the woman for the job.
That would argue for more easing than the quarter-point reduction in interest rates by the BoE which money markets are pricing in for August.
Some senior Saudi officials are reportedly targeting $80 per barrel oil, and could argue for keeping the production caps in place to achieve that goal.
It is a twist for Mr. Cruz, a Republican who has railed against big government, to argue for more government control and less private enterprise.
It also suggests that Hofeller may have helped in the drafting of a memo used by the Trump administration to argue for the citizenship question.
Graham said the reassignment of Harris was a "unforced error" which made it more difficult for the Turnbull government to argue for closer US ties.
But many lawmakers feel the President needs congressional approval and used the hearing to argue for passage of a new Authorization of Military Force. Rep.
These lawmakers are so cruel that they want to put the burden on patients to argue for their own humanity in these nonsense bureaucratic cases.
That won't change, Mr. Janning said, but it would be harder for her to argue for continued sanctions inside Europe against the Hungarians or Italians.
In his "Report on the Subject of Manufactures," submitted to Congress in 2200, Hamilton used the potent term "infant" industries to argue for economic protectionism.
That's why publisher trade group Digital Content Next and others argue for these vendors to proactively exempt news on the coronavirus as a default setting.
In 2005, Mr. Snicket took to the pages of the Book Review to argue for the importance of picture books, for adults and children alike.
They can often plausibly argue for no jail time, or only a short sentence, so that they can return to being productive members of society.
When I went back to senior executives to again argue for a program, they then claimed to be worried about increasing the company's legal liability.
But some in their party might argue for a northerner on the ticket for the next election because the north's stint would be cut short.
Yet even though college graduates earn on average 70 percent more than nondegree holders, daily experience in economically depressed areas may not argue for it.
IF THEY DON'T INTERVENE, THE CHINESE DON'T INTERVENE, YOU COULD ARGUE FOR THE CURRENCY TO GO UP INTO THE HIGH 7s, TOWARDS 8, JUST MATHEMATICALLY.
When it became clear there were not sufficient votes to pass the bill, Mr. Ryan went to the White House to argue for pulling it.
The rare evening session will give each of the 41 members of the committee a chance to argue for or against Mr. Trump's impeachment. 2.
It does not require a computer model to convincingly argue for a role for climate change in exacerbating the current disaster in the Houston area.
I'm sure the more pessimistic among us might argue for COHERER's or TYNE's inclusion in that list, but those entries strike me as more neutral.
But the recovery numbers have given Dr. Clark and Dr. Layard enough ammunition to argue for, and receive, funding from three governments in a row.
We can see echoes of this view in how some politicians argue for expanded access to birth control as a tool to address intergenerational poverty.
Here's the latest: President Trump is headed to the border city of El Paso — a Democratic stronghold in Texas — to again argue for his wall.
His defenders argue for an interpretation in which race plays a secondary role (such as: Haiti really is a worse place to live than Norway).
But it also creates stories where the characters have room to express their individual points of view and argue for what they think is right.
Arguments of this sort can be morally compelling, for they appeal to the liberal ideal of toleration and argue for the civil rights of stigmatized minorities.
Given that social circumstances have changed so profoundly in the last thirty years, they argue for the need to get over this past, not eroticize it.
These factors cannot be reliably predicted - this is why each side is able to argue for markedly different market outcomes in the case of a Brexit.
"I do think the Pentagon will argue for, and get a lot more authority, to put advisers and special operators closer into the fight," Barno said.
But even if they were, this would argue for reforming criminal law for the poor rather than extending the lock-'em-up mentality to the rich.
In the early 20th century, substantive due process was used to argue for "freedom of contract," which led the Supreme Court in cases like Lochner v.
Which is why some in the Trump administration argue for a strike on North Korea soon; and why most other people think that would be insane.
Turnbull faces a national election later this year and an improving economic background could argue for him to go a few months early, perhaps in July.
Mindful of the many times that the world has come perilously close to nuclear war, many in the health community argue for a fundamentally different approach.
Pai reinstated a major exception to the broadcast limit, which allowed Sinclair to essentially break the cap and argue for this deal in the first place.
No. Netanyahu will have a pre-trial-hearing with the attorney-general, in which his attorneys can argue for the charges to be scrapped or reduced.
Chris Gibson (R-NY) joined the Democrats to argue for universally "standards-based" draft — making the language surrounding Selective Service consistent with changes in combat policies.
He used his company's next earnings call to argue for consolidation in the industry, saying that he was eager to find a merger partner for FCA.
Economists will argue for decades to come over whether those tax cuts he got through Congress were the reason for the economic boom of the 1980s.
Jeffrey MacDonald's defense team is preparing to go to court, again, to argue for his innocence in the  murder of his family nearly 47 years ago.
A decision to undermine the signature foreign-policy deal of a previous Administration would tilt the balance away from North Korean officials who argue for compromise.
Laos is still trying to argue for resolutions coming out of Asean on the South China Sea, even if they might be very watered-down resolutions.
It's a subset that is of particular interest as Democrats argue for appeal beyond their party, and its support seems elusive for all but two contenders.
Limited meeting time was given over to VA and selected VSO leaders, led by the Disabled American Veterans organization, to argue for protecting the status quo.
Thirty years of "Control" is a useful, if contrived, excuse to argue for Ms. Jackson's necessity, especially as someone who knew the power of an image.
Intel's engineers argue, for instance, that while the MDS vulnerabilities can leak secrets, they also leak an enormous amount of other noise from the computer's operations.
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan asked Cameron in a private meeting who would argue for Turkey's EU membership bid once Britain was gone, said a Turkish source.
Support for Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights would also give Israel's right-wing parties an opening to argue for Israel's annexation of the West Bank.
Mr. Koo of Nomura has further developed the idea of sectoral balances to explain the most recent wave of recessions and argue for larger government deficits.
The Fed's chairman, Jay Powell, and others have signaled that early signs of an economic slowdown argue for lower interest rates — but not too much lower.
Even though their salaries haven't gone up for a decade, lawmakers acknowledge it's hard to argue for a pay raise when average Americans make far less.
Many left-leaning Democrats argue, for instance, that they can mobilize a new coalition of young, nonwhite voters who typically sit on the sidelines of politics.
"I would like to see employees who feel they must argue for permission to receive their compensation take a stance of detached entitlement," Ms. Weeks said.
"As the market climbs, it becomes hard to fight the tape, especially this late in the year when seasonal patterns argue for further gains," they noted.
"Standard monetary policy strategy says a little less inflation, maybe a little less growth ... argue for just a smidgen slower process of normalizing rates," Williams said.
The main things they are trying to argue for are a crackdown on corporations' use of tax avoidance and the creation of a new wealth tax.
CreditCreditEmiliano Granado If it is possible for one person's career to embody the trajectory of this country's cutting-edge design, you could argue for David Alhadeff.
One point of leverage the White House may explore is using the looming expiration of reconciliation instructions for fiscal 2017 to argue for one more push.
As distillers await the latest round of tariffs, the spirits industry is looking to the example of plunging U.S. whiskey exports to argue for free trade.
I have spoken publicly about my values on many occasions over the years and I will continue to argue for equality and inclusion at every opportunity.
After the two argue for a bit, he wins her over with some awful jokes, then drives off, putting some romantic music on the car radio.
Given the role copying has played in the art of Sherrie Levine and Mike Bidlo, would their champions also argue for these works in Thiebaud's oeuvre?
Somoza got a major platform to argue for the key principle of disability rights: that the disabled don't need pity; they need services and fair treatment.
Because at the end, I actually argue for a pretty strong libertarian approach to free speech, but not on the grounds that the speech necessarily has value.
Gates' lawyer Thomas Green told the judge that he reserved the right to argue for a lower sentence based on Gates' "disproportionate conduct" as compared to Manafort.
The decision does not vacate Foster's conviction; it opens the door for Foster to go back to the Georgia state court and argue for a new trial.
That would argue for choosing someone like Michael Chong, the son of immigrants from China and the Netherlands, who was minister of intergovernmental affairs under Mr Harper.
In short, the viral model voters use to criticize an existing system and argue for its destruction (see r/The_Donald) might also be used to create fixes.
In defending his proposal, Biden flipped the rhetoric often used by Booker to argue for licensing, pointing out that driver's licenses are implemented at the state level.
While Democrats favor increasing payroll contributions to Social Security, Republicans argue for its partial privatization, so that workers can put some of their earnings into personal accounts.
"I argue for the rights of transgender people every day in the state of North Carolina," Varner told tribe members in an attempt to defend his actions.
But Vote Leave is offering a more positive message and worries that relying on Mr Farage's to argue for Brexit might put off centrist and undecided voters.
Sure. That's interesting, because you argue for a version of judicial review in the book, that I think would take a lot of this off the table.
There aren't really any safety nets for the money you send via wire, either, so it can be hard to argue for your money to get returned.
At first blush, the costs are significant: Traditional basic income advocates argue for a policy that would cost over $22019 trillion a year, a prohibitively expensive sum.
Legislators and lobbyists in Washington, D.C., can argue for months over how to fix ObamaCare, the healthcare legislation forced through Congress in 2202 under President Obama's tutelage.
In a country founded on freedom and religious liberty, she argued, no one should be afraid to be in public or argue for their own civil rights.
It will be interesting to see how the President pivots away from this statement the next time he feels the need to argue for more gun restrictions.
New attorneys for Gates Gates hired two private attorneys to argue for him in court, now that he faces eight federal charges resulting from the Mueller investigation.
The model has been cited to argue for the benefits of tax cuts, though critics of supply-side economics argue that it has contributed to economic inequality.
In some cases, DeMint intervened directly, calling Pence to argue for Mick Mulvaney, a former congressman whose political career DeMint helped start years earlier in South Carolina.
At the Texas hearing on Tuesday, prosecutors plan to argue for Mr. Raniere to remain in custody while he is sent back to Brooklyn to face charges.
Indeed, the reason that Page, unlike others ensnared in the Russia scandal, has been so ubiquitous is because no one would argue for him on his behalf.
The 9th Circuit decided that immigrants who were later detained after completing their prison time - sometimes years later - could seek bond hearings to argue for their release.
It's simply impossible, the activists argue, for users to consent to real-time bidding when there's no way to know which companies are involved in the auction.
When the administration opts against it, as happened in this case, the Supreme Court appoints a lawyer to file a brief and argue for the government entity.
But the horse trading over mayoral control increasingly rankled the Democratic-controlled Assembly and Mayor Bill de Blasio, who was forced to argue for one-year extensions.
Raffat also asked how many post-hoc analyses were done before Biogen settled on the one it presented in December to argue for the drug&aposs benefit.
Whether you choose to argue for or against the programs, make sure to address the concerns of the friends and families of the victims of violent crimes.
In the suburbs east of San Antonio, Bryan Gerard, a Democratic precinct chairman, said he would argue for the local party organization to endorse Cisneros over Cuellar.
Brexit and Trumpism argue for abandoning or diminishing all of these in favor of an economic nationalism that will — supposedly painlessly — make Britain and America better off.
He sat on a wooden chair, bowing his head occasionally as he listened to his lawyer, Hannah Kaplan of the Legal Aid Society, argue for his release.
Some civil rights advocates argue, for example, that the rule requiring officers to record arrests and interactions with people suspected of crimes does not go far enough.
Next, the president&aposs defense team will present a rebuttal — also expected to span several days — and argue for the two charges against Trump to be dismissed.
Given that oil has dropped more than 20 percent from its June 13 peak, investors are finding it difficult to argue for real value for those bonds.
On the global stage, we will continue to argue for the widest possible dialogue to tackle global problems and to champion the cause of nuclear non-proliferation.
They argue, for example, that while women are hired by government agencies in numbers equal to men, they fail to move up in the ranks as often.
Immigration isn't just a domestic issue As expected, Trump used his speech to argue for his immigration plan, asserting direct links between murderous gangs and illegal immigration.
Those who argue for diversity among our storytellers make the case that doing so ensures we capture a truer, fuller portrait of reality — which is fair enough.
President Trump's lawyers might argue, for instance, that the publication of his state tax returns infringes on his right to privacy, and so violates the 14th Amendment.
She said she'd argue for a path to legal status -- though not citizenship -- for undocumented immigrations who have been in the United States and working for years.
Patrick Toomey, a staff attorney with the A.C.L.U.'s national security project, said the disclosure underscored privacy issues that argue for Congress to let the program lapse.
Their dependency on high densities of humans would argue for divergence perhaps 5000 years ago, but the divergence time estimated from DNA sequence data is around 60,000 years.
Whether you're petitioning your boss for a raise or trying to land a deal with a client, it helps to know how to argue for what you want.
Low-end neutral readings argue for a 90% probability of gains in the next 12 months versus September's 70% chance of a down market – a very marked change.
A hearing where the Weinstein Co will argue for an order approving its new sales price has been scheduled for July 11 in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Delaware.
Both believe in market capitalism but argue for major reforms of the American market economy as it exists to put more power in the hands of everyday workers.
He then pivoted to argue for his company's forthcoming oversight board, which will give users the ability to appeal Facebook's content decisions to a panel of outside experts.
They argue for little more than that China should live up to international civil-rights agreements it has signed and to the protections promised in its own constitution.
That discussion has often felt repetitive, with Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren arguing for one approach to expanding Medicare while the other candidates argue for a different approach.
As for the recertification next month, they wrote, "We are unaware of any information in the interim that would argue for a change in those determinations in October."
In 223 the joint economic committee, a congressional panel, used Thigpen's farm as an example of "the burdensome nature of the estate tax" to argue for its repeal.
At this week's summit, bishops from the rich world will argue for a zero-tolerance policy, under which suspected abusers will be reported swiftly to the secular authorities.
Overall, what you're seeing is more young, newer Democratic politicians being willing to actually argue for middle-class tax benefits and increasing taxes on the rich and corporations.
The decision does not vacate Foster's conviction; it opens the door for Foster's case to be remanded to the Georgia state court to argue for a new trial.
The rally in U.S. high-yield bonds and improving conditions in the world's largest economy argue for a rotation out of U.S. high yield and into U.S. stocks.
Although the result may have been imperfect, the news outlets gave the government a chance to argue for redactions or withholding of materials that might truly cause harm.
The strong recovery gives conservatives like Bundesbank President and ECB rate-setter Jens Weidmann more scope to argue for winding down the ECB's bond-buying program more quickly.
Legal experts also said prosecutors could argue for a lengthier sentence by asking U.S. District Judge Kiyo Matsumoto to factor in the conduct involving Retrophin despite the acquittals.
Normally, an activist would take on a stake of a beaten-down company, or short the stock of a company he thought was overvalued, and argue for change.
"We want to see it correct smoothly, we want to see a soft landing and what that would argue for is action sooner rather than later," O'Sullivan added.
"The likelihood of increased macroeconomic imbalances and the uncertainty associated with capital account liberalisation argue for caution in interest rate setting," the central bank said in a statement.
It is easy to second-guess the target list, to say the attack was not well calibrated, to argue for more or fewer missile to have been launched.
In this era, everyone is vulnerable to attacks, including mass shooting survivors who feel compelled to argue for more of a common-sense approach to gun control legislation.
What makes this such an interesting debate is that Democrats have not coalesced around whether to argue for a "buyback" or "confiscation," and the media are visibly confused.
But the concept is vague enough that it has also been used to argue for a greater government role to promote exports and prop up faltering state firms.
His videos are well-made and straightforward, and he'll often demonstrate real-world applications to argue for why a new technology is worth buying into or skipping altogether.
The lawyer Dovey Johnson Roundtree overcame discrimination in her own life to stand and argue for justice for African-Americans and women in a series of courtroom triumphs.
They were happy to push all sides — to get people to argue for and against the Islamic library — which suggests their ultimate goal was to sow drama. Why?
Some of the works here seem to argue for painting as a woman's domain — which it sort of is at the moment, since women increasingly dominate the field.
"That might seem like scientists quibbling over terms or trying to argue for nerdy levels of precision, but a strong statement like that should mean something," she said.
They welcome immigrants who are here legally, but they argue for a level playing field, where newcomers are bound by the same rules they are bound by themselves.
That's not to say they can't argue for their ideas; this type of liberal can and should be entitled to make the case for more cautious political approaches.
But Cheney, like Bolton, had long taken a more expansive view, and he continued to argue for military action against Iran well into George W. Bush's second term.
Biden pointed to his own experience — eight years as vice president and more than three decades in the Senate — to argue for his ability to navigate the crisis.
Eastern for a somewhat unusual evening gathering, during which each of the 41 members of the committee got a chance to argue for or against Mr. Trump's impeachment.
In his book "Jump-Starting America," Mr. Gruber and his co-writer, M.I.T.'s Simon Johnson, argue for a sustained national effort to seed new technology clusters widely.
If Kennedy did argue for his former law clerk, it was a disturbing intervention across the lines separating the judicial and executive branches — but also a successful one.
Fossil fuel companies made contact with the Trump administration in 2017 to argue for a rollback of methane emissions rules, and have held repeated meetings with federal officials.
Back then, it was their role to argue for the President's removal in the Senate, a process, they write, that was always fair and afforded Clinton due process.
One would expect as a matter of legal consistency that those that argue for a textual or original reading of the Constitution review the underpinnings of this doctrine.
The primary in Illinois marks the latest in the fights pitting Democrats who consider themselves moderates against candidates to their left who argue for change or fresh blood.
Whether the owner of a company can argue for deductibility for these costs could depend on whether the legal matter itself is personal or related to the business.
It's the reason they oppose the introduction of the HPV vaccine, because they had long used cancers related to HPV, which is sexually transmitted, to argue for abstinence.
Challenging that culture would force the candidate to either argue for jettisoning the ally or explain why that ally is worth the trade-offs — both politically costly maneuvers.
Johnson said prosecutors agreed to ask for no more than 40 years in prison and that he will argue for less, citing his client's lack of a criminal record.
"He basically said we need a transitional deal to avoid a cliff edge effect, but the EU also needs to argue for it," one person at the dinner said.
This is not to argue for some pastiche propaganda masquerading as art, nor for bombastic artistic activism, but rather to open up timely conversations on controversial, even dangerous issues.
Lawyers in PNG will go the country's supreme court on Monday to argue for the immediate release of Manus Island detainees to Australia, as well compensation for their detention.
He said he intended to argue for a sentence of less than five years in prison; it was not the case that he expected that to be the penalty.
Given greatly reduced uncertainty given licensing agreements with Samsung, China, and now Apple, we think it's reasonable to argue for multiple expansion, and raise our price target to $85.
He has formed a centre-left group of 80 MPs and 70 peers to argue for more mainstream policies, and played a starring role at the People's Vote march.
The show's second season will continue Avery's story with a new cast of characters, following the post-conviction process as attorneys continue to argue for his innocence or guilt.
Dubinsky, the lawyer appointed by the 1st Circuit to argue for juror privacy, cited several instances in which jurors in high-profile cases were called out on social media.
You can argue for days whether Guardians of the Galaxy or its sequel was better, but you can't argue that Baby Groot was the biggest star from either film.
Those who argue for deficit neutrality say this would make the cuts permanent while allowing for the use of budget rules that would prevent Democrats from using the filibuster.
With this regulatory authority over carbon still in place, it's going to be a challenge for the administration to argue for why the Clean Power Plan must be rewritten.
It's tempting to argue for someone from a particular industry, but I think that what's needed is a good manager more than any one area of subject-matter expertise.
On Friday, Senate Judiciary Committee Chair Chuck Grassley released a letter from 65 women with whom Kavanaugh attended high school, who argue for the Supreme Court nominee's upstanding character.
Environmentalists often argue for performance-based regulations, where air and water is required to meet a certain standard of quality, no matter how companies choose to meet that standard.
But it can argue for its spot on your TV right next to Netflix, with an original show that you absolutely must see (like "OITNB" and "House of Cards").
So instead, here are my seven favorite TV shows of 2018, the seven shows I feel so passionately about that I would argue for them through thick and thin.
And while the court did nothing to undermine the dignity of the LGBT community, it did much to caution all who would argue for tolerance against becoming intolerant themselves.
But the Commission's move to defer to them first, rather than argue for EU institutions to fast-track the deal, is unprecedented, and risks making the EU look weak.
They had gathered to argue for the repeal of New York City's cabaret law, which dates to 1926 and prohibits dancing in venues that don't have a cabaret license.
Undecided general-election voters are a subset of particular interest as Democrats argue for appeal beyond their own party, and their support is elusive for all but two contenders.
Yet, helping community banks should not give license to politicians to argue for throwing out all of Dodd-Frank with an exaggeration that Dodd-Frank is a job killer.
While some may argue for Twitter to fiercely protect the advertising of such a violent group, it is hard to find anyone praising Twitter's suppression of Planned Parenthood's critics.
It's a corporate behemoth — the most valuable company in the world — so it's sort of hard to argue for "counterculture" when the iPhone is omnipresent in our society today.
" We argue for a bit about his non answer, and he eventually reveals the truth: "I love money more than anything, more than I would ever love a man.
On the face of it, the bill is in line with what a lot of researchers argue for: open access not just for journal papers but for data too.
But Mr. Adubisi said another court hearing was set for this week, during which prosecutors might argue for a harsher sentence, and the defense lawyer for a lighter one.
Donald Trump, who immediately condemned the London Bridge attack and used it to argue for his controversial travel ban, has yet to comment to the attack in Finsbury Park. .
Mr. Lambert, who declined the settlement offer in favor of a chance to take the claim to trial and argue for higher damages, was put on paid administrative leave.
The niche group that other, left-leaning tots complained about most bitterly was the dreaded market urbanists, libertarian-leaning members who argue for market-based solutions to urban issues.
Repeatedly, advocates for physician-assisted suicide use worst-case anecdotal scenarios to argue for public policy changes of profound and lasting harm to the ethical fabric of our society.
Programs like English or history represent better preparation, the two authors argue, for the demands of the newly emerging "rapport sector" than vocationally oriented disciplines like engineering or finance.
Members of Congress, governors and business leaders all met at the White House to argue for the importance of the issue and the need for improvements to federal programs.
The dividing line is predictable: Many jocks and traditionalists argue for a separation of church and state; many young fans say that sports, just like everything else, is politics.
" It adds that Judge Weinstein is "amenable to permitting a number of lawyers to argue for one party if this creates an opportunity for a junior lawyer to participate.
Sometimes people argue for changes, sometimes they ask why I wrote what I did, but in almost every case, the discussion ends positively and the person feels more included.
Debates over the probability of such an occurrence, meanwhile, has led more than a few observers to minimize the associated risk — and to ridicule those who argue for preparedness.
But Buttigieg, who has begun using more South Bend allies to argue for his record and electability, had something fresh to point to when arguing that he could win.
"The low interest rate environment continues to argue for favoring stocks over bonds," Savita Subramanian, head of U.S. equity strategy at Bank of America, said in a recent note.
"Over the very near-term, positioning considerations and hedging flows ahead of the Italian vote argue for a flat-to-lower profile for the EUR," he said via email.
President Trump heads to the border to argue for a wall, young South Koreans try to climb out of mountains of debt and A.I. holds promise for health care.
Republicans' latest effort to repeal Obamacare may look a little different from previous attempts — sponsors argue, for instance, that the plan lets states keep Obamacare if they want to.
They will argue for new primary rules for 2020 to pick a better establishment nominee (though at this point it's worth asking yourself who that uniting figure would be).
In "Better Bankers, Better Banks," they argue for making financial executives personally liable for a portion of any fines and fraud-based judgments a bank enters into, including legal settlements.
Hanisee suggested in her motion that Polanski could return to the U.S. and argue for a lighter sentence, or withdraw his guilty plea and seek a trail, according to Variety.
So perhaps now is the perfect opportunity, analysts argue, for Zimbabwe to really embrace the latest technological developments and adopt an alternative solution to their crisis: a completely cashless society.
It's certainly possible — a 10-year win streak would argue for some kind of mean reversion — but even so, consecutive down years in the S&P 22000 are remarkably rare.
Lawyers in PNG will go the country's Supreme Court on Monday to argue for the immediate release of Manus Island detainees back to Australia, as well compensation for their detention.
January and February are when truckers set their rates for the coming year, and, if capacity is shrunk by the devices, that will allow them to argue for higher rates.
Board members friendly to the central government, in particular Swaminathan Gurumurthy, a firebrand Hindu nationalist journalist appointed in August, have used their roles to argue for changes to RBI policy.
U.S. President Donald Trump seized on the violence to argue for an executive order that would temporarily ban entry into the United States of people from six predominantly Muslim countries.
A widening current-account deficit and increasing debt argue for tightening; a second-quarter contraction of GDP and a desire to wait until after the American election might argue against.
"We think Delta's relatively higher share of business travelers, unit revenue premium to peers and stronger-than-peer cash generation argue for a premium valuation," said CFRA analyst Jim Corridore.
A sustained recovery in German inflation would give Bundesbank President and ECB rate-setter Jens Weidmann more ammunition to argue for winding down the ECB's bond-buying program more quickly.
"A campaign mindset is needed to continually reassess the plan's assumptions and approaches, searching for shifts within and among them that would argue for an altered course," the report said.
Catholic faith is practiced all around the world and to argue for its lack of diversity only betrays a stunning ignorance and a seemingly anti-Catholic bias on Walker's part.
How could the left successfully argue for the expropriation of the means of production when that very capital was simultaneously employing and raising the living standards of millions of Americans?
These numbers do not argue for complacency, but instead for more vigorous public health campaigns, increased access to condoms, clean needles for drug users and prescriptions for pre-exposure drugs.
The forum's research and its economic and cultural prescriptions argue for an end to the unjust and unsustainable policies that are placing our world and economic system under grave threat.
To argue for basic human rights seems to be only acceptable when spoken of by artists in museum galleries, but not by the art workers whose labor underpins such projects.
Trump invoked the image of MS-13 gang members "infesting" the country, with unnamed towns begging to be "liberated," to argue for restricting immigration and tightening the rules on asylum.
The nine justices on Wednesday heard the administration argue for sweeping government authority to detain immigrants awaiting deportation after they complete sentences for criminal convictions, even years after leaving prison.
Rich icons like Bill Gates have made the rounds in recent years to argue for higher taxes on the rich and also for wealthy people to give away their fortunes.
He never repeated the arguments in the second memo for leniency, but did not argue for 7 to 9 years either -- said government trusts court to come up with sentence.
Britain has an abundance of "blue space"—a term used to characterize rivers, ponds, lakes, and seas by people who argue for the health benefits of having access to them.
Another group, whose most prominent member is Olivier Blanchard, former chief economist of the International Monetary Fund, argue for an inflation target as high as 4 percent in boom times.
A sustained recovery in German inflation would give Bundesbank President and ECB rate-setter Jens Weidmann more scope to argue for winding down the ECB's bond-buying programme more quickly.
In his opinion for the court, Justice Samuel Alito said that the immigrants in the case had argued they were "owed bond hearings" in order to argue for their release.
The sweetness of the onions and the richness of the melted cheese will be the dominant flavors, which argue for a crisp white, the sort you find all over Italy.
The congressman, who has taken the hard line on immigration typical of many Republicans in the past, has used the precariousness of Ms. Dumala's situation to argue for immigration reform.
Some people argue for example that since the Northpointe system is proprietary, and the defendant cannot see how it works and what's it's doing, it's unethical to use it in sentencing.
Zippy Duvall, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, has thanked the administration for offering help, but will continue to argue for a "swift and sure end to the trade war".
Yet if Mr Manafort provides the government with "substantial assistance in the form of truthful information and, where applicable, testimony," Mr Mueller may be persuaded to argue for a lesser sentence.
But one can also argue for a progressive George: on this reading, he was a courageous personality from a culturally oppressed part of the Roman empire who spoke truth to power.
Considering it took almost 30 years between Wise getting the idea to argue for legal nonhuman personhood at all, and filing the first case, the process feels like a slow one.
Some argue for an early start date—say, the first evidence for a human-caused shift in atmospheric CO2, when Europeans migrated to the New World and proceeded to kill everybody.
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Or a President Hillary Clinton might argue for the virtues of democratic compromise, and not claim that she can magically give her core voters everything they want all of the time.
Because on top of that, I will also always argue for a revisionist history in which we remember this sidelined Lil Wayne song as one of the finest in his catalogue.
A bipartisan group of 13 former top national security officials write the top four congressional leaders to argue for the urgency of passing an immigration fix for "Dreamers" by Dec. 8.
This would overhaul of the current system and combine a lower headline corporate tax rate—Republicans argue for 85033 percent—with other incentives for investment, including full expensing of capital investment.
Broadly speaking, they argue for fiscal stimulus—in the form of government spending, tax cuts or direct payments to citizens—financed with newly printed money rather than through borrowing or taxation.
PARIS (Reuters) - French renewables lobby SER said on Thursday it plans to argue for a major boost to offshore wind power targets at a review of government energy policy on Friday.
Some argue for nuclear weapons more for effect than as a practical policy—to prod America into reaffirming its "nuclear umbrella" and to make China put real pressure on North Korea.
The VEP requires intelligence agencies to presume that all vulnerabilities will be reported to manufacturers, but allows them to argue for keeping specific vulnerabilities in front of a third-party board.
I would argue for stronger, industry-wide measures: a complete repeal of the safe harbor provisions of the DMCA and a prohibition on any unauthorized uploading of the property of others.
Of course, that is exactly the goal of politicians like Whitehouse and the radical progressive groups who argue for disclosure to combat the made-up threat of so-called dark money.
The aide added that Trump's deal seemed "short-sighted" given that he has "given the Democrats another moment to argue for changes" without facing any obvious political downside for doing so.
But Democrats would do better to elevate someone new who can mobilize young communities of color and argue for political ideals free of the baggage of previous decades of political conflict.
Automakers are seizing on the change in administration to argue for re-evaluating fuel economy and emissions rules, which are set to become progressively more stringent starting with 2017 model cars.
However, if comics are broadly construed as a series of artistic panels that form graphic narratives, one could argue for their birth as early as the cave paintings of Paleolithic France.
If you want to argue for your own religious rights and individual choices, you have to be able to accept that others — inside and outside your community — will make different choices.
But her legal team intends to argue for a much shorter suspension, and the feeling in the Sharapova camp Tuesday was that a ban of one year or less was achievable.
But the growing recognition in America that animals should be treated "humanely" suggests that there is an opening to argue for reduced meat consumption based on the rights of animals themselves.
The apparent disappointing finish for Ms. Warren revealed a harsh reality: If she cannot win her home state, it becomes very difficult for her to continue to argue for her viability.
Many states have already adopted those changes, but experts who argue for federal assistance say not all local election authorities have the money, personnel or know-how to keep systems updated.
Rather than appealing to environmental concerns, Trujillo tries to argue for the self-interest of Colombians—simply speaking, piracatinga is toxic, and should be banned for the sake of the children.
"For them, it's unthinkable to ensure regime security with conventional forces alone, so they could object to Kim's decision and continue to argue for keeping the bombs," said Kim Hyung-suk.
If a country violates a trade agreement, other members of the pact can bring trade disputes against them and may be able to impose tariffs or argue for leaving the pact.
That could even argue for dispensing with categories like "desire" and "arousal" or "male" and "female" in favor of descriptors that better capture how those concepts intermingle and connect with others.
He went on to use those examples to argue for Democrats to remember the importance of gubernatorial elections, framing a Democratic governor as a firewall in a conservative or moderate state.
In order to argue for a reprieve, she must rein in her vindictiveness and her vanity; Elizabeth, for her part, must weigh the bonds of family against the realities of power.
Notice from Toshiba to Western Digital will give Western Digital the opportunity to come back to the court or an arbitration panel to argue for a chance to stop the deal.
"It lends some urgency to the primary fight between the Democrats, as they argue for whether it should be single payer or just tweaks to the Affordable Care Act," Ball said.
Dr. FitzGerald, an esteemed figure in Australia whose comments on China are always closely parsed, seemed especially eager to seize on Mr. Trump's rise to argue for a shift in focus.
In the final year of Clinton's presidency, Kristol and Kagan co-edited a book of essays titled Present Dangers, meant to argue for a new era of neoconservative Republican foreign policy.
The exhibition is inspiring not just in its miniature utopias, which argue for architecture's power in addressing urban problems, but in how Kingelez turned what was basically trash into something extraordinary.
There are plenty of legitimate debates about how to define the word "racism" and to whom it should be applied (not to mention to argue for richer and more specific language).
Though the show (and even his character) continually argue for why he has more depth than his perfect body might display, he hasn't really had the chance to shine beyond his beauty.
Unlike the families of people suffering from opioid addictions today, I didn't grow up hearing stories that humanized those affected by addiction or seeing advocates argue for sympathy and rehabilitation over stigmatization.
As much as folks like to argue for the difficulty being a core part of the experience, having the ability to adjust how the game is difficult would've been an incredible help.
And he has used conservative language to argue for what many liberals consider a pragmatic response to a lack of priests, framing it as a question of providing sacraments to the faithful.
I do not see any evidence of the economy overheating, and therefore I believe the Fed should allow the economy to run hot which would argue for less hikes, not more hikes.
When women bring these claims, it's not an effort to dismantle due process and argue for an automatic conviction, as some have argued; it's an effort to simply have their stories heard.
You could argue for K. Michelle, who cleverly used Love and Hip-Hop: Atlanta as free promo for her long-overdue Rebellious Soul, but she came to the show with a following.
The bank, which has the highest ratio of bad debts to outstanding loans among listed Italian banks, has until July 8 to respond to the ECB and can argue for more leeway.
"So unless we come to some agreement, or we agree to extend that, we go back into court and argue for a preliminary injunction which can be indefinite, much longer," Boutrous said.
He continues to argue for industry cooperation rather than consolidation, pointing also to an advertising technology joint venture that ProSieben recently created with rival RTL Group , a unit of German publisher Bertelsmann.
But today, some on the left have begun to make common cause with conservatives and argue for devolution: not as much to states as to cities, where progressives hold most political power.
GiveDirectly's missionary mission might argue for more local US projects, not least because the advantage of cash over in-kind is even greater in rich countries with existing supports than poor ones.
While he doesn't argue for breakups of big firms, as rival Bernie Sanders does, or for a wealth tax like Elizabeth Warren's, his policies would still depart from the cozy status quo.
I wish I had done the research and pushed harder for an increase—and knew better how to prove the value of my new role and argue for why it deserves more.
Opponents of Medicare-for-all argue for tying the party closer to the ACA, which is popular, and making arguments for expanded insurance access by arguing that Republicans would undo their progress.
Wilders is straight, but like Fortuyn he repeatedly invokes LGBTQ rights to argue for anti-Muslim policies, including an immigration ban, prohibition of the Quran, and a tax on Muslim women's headscarves.
To suggest, however, that that was the only thing that propelled the exhibition forward would be to ignore Bancroft and Nesbett's natural propensity for agitation and, some would argue, for self-promotion.
Most analysts agreed, however, that the second summit ending with no or little progress made it harder for Trump to argue for his reliance on the self-described "special relationship" with Kim.
It fell to Vice President Wang Qishan of China, the main threat to the liberal order and core to shaping whatever replaces it, to argue for an ambitious global system — on Beijing's terms.
Despite Trump's dire rhetoric, estimates of the total number of undocumented immigrants have been stable for years after peaking in 2007, which could make it tougher to argue for a new spending spree.
Now, the Justice Department is challenging a ruling last year by the surveillance court's own judges that would allow the public and the press to argue for greater transparency under the First Amendment.
Respect for — or at very least tolerance of — other road users will be vital for traffic to flow for the foreseeable future, and — I would also argue — for Uber's autonomous business to grow.
Class action litigation brought by the American Civil Liberties Union challenged the government's practice of placing immigrants facing deportation proceedings in detention for months or years without being able to argue for release.
Unlike some of these programs, "The Murder of Laci Peterson" seeks to re-litigate aspects of the case, including interviews with Scott's family members, among others, who continue to argue for his innocence.
Regarding Arizona, Trump seemed to argue for an entire new election after the state Republican Party challenged the way the state verifies voter signatures for mail-in ballots dropped off at polling places.
Fans will argue for decades over which of his three rivals was the greatest of all time, while even the most patriotic Brit will hesitate to throw Mr Murray's name in the ring.
Republicans argue for mental health reform as a response to mass shootings, while Democrats contend that mental health reform, while important in its own right, is no substitute for new gun control laws.
MANILA (Reuters) - The United States will argue for higher lending rates and weaning some countries off development lending at an Asian Development Bank meeting this weekend, a U.S. Treasury official said on Friday.
Now it is also a centerpiece of "The Evidence Room," a haunting installation that stands as a reminder of architecture's potential both to do unspeakable harm and to argue for truth against lies.
Russell said the British government needed to take more steps to safeguard devolution and that Scotland would continue to argue for Britain to remain part of the EU's single market and customs union.
In a speech shortly after Scalia's death last year, Gorsuch said the "great project" of the late justice's life had been to argue for a strict separation of powers between judges and legislators.
"It would be a serious mistake to stumble into another costly ground war in the Middle East," she said, though both men have hedged on whether they would argue for sending American troops.
Analysts say that if Pompeo begins to think Kim ultimately can't be trusted to make rational choices, it could make him more inclined to argue for the use of force against North Korea.
They are expected to argue, for example, that countries of all levels of wealth should be held to the same legal standards, particularly when it comes to reporting progress in meeting emissions goals.
Mr. Trump is free to argue for the Republicans' health care vision as a more vote-worthy alternative, but equating these Democratic positions with wanting to take away coverage is inaccurate and nonsensical.
A large copper lamp from 1929 by Poul Henningsen and a rare marble dining room table by Poul Kjaerholm argue for the enduring allure of Scandinavian design this deep into the Ikea Century.
They're not aiming to condemn people with misperceptions about immigration or argue for increased immigration; they're just trying to put together an accurate model of how people's opinions on the topic are formed.
His lawyers have said they will appeal his conviction, and are likely to argue for leniency in any sentencing, maybe pointing to Mr. Cosby's past philanthropy, and emphasizing his frail health and age.
Some argue for delaying a vote until 73 if Democrats win the White House next year so vulnerable House Democrats would have to vote only once for a ban on assault-style weapons.
If a majority of senators agree to do so, the managers and prosecutors will be allowed to propose and argue for specific witnesses or documents — each of which would require another vote. 4.
While "Red" is known for being critically beloved (and is my own personal favorite), Billboard had six of its writers argue for one of her first six studio albums as being her best.
At times, judges took over from the arguing attorneys, the Justice Department, Trump's personal legal team and the DC and Maryland state attorneys general offices to argue for or against the President themselves.
Intersectionality wasn't a term of art in the 2202th century, but Sojourner Truth was among the first to argue for alleviating the overlapping burdens of being both black and a woman in America.
If Matsumoto accepts the defense's version, federal sentencing guidelines could suggest a prison term as brief as 7.363 months — and Shkreli's lawyers will likely argue for even less time than that next month.
The House can argue, for example, that the situation along the border is not a national emergency, according to Robert Chesney, who teaches at the University of Texas at Austin School of Law.
This problem of approaching argument as a means to prove one's stance has been exacerbated in schools during the past decade by tests that ask students to argue for or against preset claims.
Risk management concerns - the idea that the Fed needs to apply more firepower earlier on against a potential downturn when rates are closer to zero - could also argue for more policy accommodation, he said.
Moderates fear they'll come under political fire for supporting a plan that's estimated to reduce the number of insured, while conservatives are using the CBO report to argue for more changes to the proposal.
Those in favor of artistic repatriation, such as The Guardian's Jonathan Glennie, argue for the return of such works to the places where they actually come from because it's the ethical thing to do.
The tactics were likely to provide him with enough political cover to argue for a delay, Harris said, adding that it could also give him enough leverage to introduce a new fiscal stimulus package.
Today, the veil of ignorance is commonly used to argue for more redistribution, but Rawls noted an important caveat: that inequality in distribution was permissible if it benefited the least well off in society.
Just as it sounds unconvincing for Brexiteers now to argue for the union, it is difficult for Ms Sturgeon to beat the drum both for membership of the EU and for exit from Britain.
Ms Gelfand: Scientists have long invoked the Goldilocks Principle of moderation—whether it's climatologists' "rare Earth hypothesis", psychologists' Yerkes-Dodson law of stress, or doctors who argue for the perfect balance within a drug.
But he concedes that, having seen China and North Korea build large ground-launched intermediate-range nuclear missile forces, some will argue for deploying similar systems from bases in the Pacific, such as Guam.
Maybe if I'd had that GSA or had been handed the work of LGBTQ+ writers, like Audre Lorde and James Baldwin, I would've been the kind of person willing to argue for my existence.
By ensuring that the "compromise" bill loses more votes than the extra conservative Goodlatte bill that went down last week, conservatives can argue for moving the goalposts on immigration policy further to the right.
While most scholars agree that there are particular vulnerabilities for specific hazards, some argue for "a generalised vulnerability that affects the poorest of the poor and most marginal in all parts of the world".
Organizations and individuals can demand changes to discriminatory laws, argue for the elimination or reduction of bail, elect fair District Attorneys, hold police accountable, and demand for the de-privatizations of prisons and jails.
In a protracted contest, that could prove decisive A three-horse race could even mean that no candidate wins a majority of delegates, which might also argue for Mr Rubio over his mainstream rivals.
If Parliament hadn't been given a say, the stage would be ripe for the Lib Dems and maybe Labour to argue for chucking the question back to the People once any deal was done.
Some conservative Republicans, such as Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, who finished second to Mr. Trump, as well as some Democrats, argue for closed primaries so that independents and others can't game their contests.
ALBANY — Mayor Bill de Blasio went to the State Senate on Wednesday to argue for a seven-year extension of mayoral control of New York City's schools, a year after the Senate and Gov.
Experts will argue for months whether she's being too optimistic — whether her cost estimates are too low and her revenue estimates too high, whether we can really do this without middle-class tax hikes.
The army of lobbyists who have descended upon Congress to argue for the retention of the SALT provision, along with the organized pressure campaign against selected House members, is impressive in a political sense.
The chairman has been active in selling the proposal: Brady has spoken at a number of trade associations' events, and he's been frequently appearing on cable news to argue for the tax as well.
The financial companies haven't taken positions in court in the Trump financial records cases, and the House of Representatives' general counsel has stepped in, like in the Fusion case, to argue for the subpoenas.
In a phrase, mayoral hopefuls must now argue for their vision of Chicago, and not simply against the legacy of Rahm Emanuel — and once in power, they'll likely have less of it than him.
Liberal superheroes would argue for regulation but might have a second thought if the government they were answering to and forced to act on behalf on was controlled by someone they disagreed with politically.
I'd also argue for another way forward: We should focus on preventing bogus health claims from taking off, by teaching people how to think critically about the information they receive from an early age.
Sanders' team, which has struggled to persuade voters that he is as likely to defeat Trump as Biden, is using his fourth-quarter numbers and his grassroots fundraising strategy to argue for Sanders' electability.
And environmentalists are counting on Mr. Immelt, and other executives close to the president, to use that access to argue for policies to combat global warming when the White House is rolling them back.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and COO Sheryl Sandberg have remained quiet throughout the scandal, inviting yet more criticism from analysts and investors, and fueling critics who argue for more regulation of big tech companies.
They turned to 19th-century American thinkers like John Dewey and Charles Sanders Peirce to argue for "pragmatic realism" — for history that is aware of philosophy but that is also grounded in empirical data.
"You can continue to build the record, you can get information and you argue for fairness and don't surrender until it's clear that that is in the best interest of the process," Blumenauer said.
Rather than argue for a radical departure from past US practice, this seems more like a continuation of the mixed trade messages that Washington has been sending the world for the last few decades.
THAT'S ANOTHER VARIABLE THAT WOULD ARGUE FOR HIGHER INFLATION DOWN THE ROAD, IS IF THE DOLLAR IS ALREADY DOWN 291%, TRADE WEIGHTED BASIS AND ANOTHER LEG DOWN, CERTAINLY IS NOT GOING TO BE DEFLATIONARY.
As such, we are increasing our FY21 EPS estimate and now argue for earnings power in the $8-$10 range, thus providing MU shares with an attractive risk/reward profile looking 12 months out.
I hope Republicans and the president will work with us to achieve these goals, but my fear is the president will use this State of Union to argue for an ineffective, antiquated border wall.
Evola, especially in his Revolt Against the Modern World, invokes the Knights Templar to argue for a kind of spiritual knighthood that supersedes what he calls "exoteric devotional Christianity" with a more mystical chivalry.
In "A Book About Love," published in 2016, Lehrer touches on all types of love — even the platonic kind — drawing on research, history, and philosophy to argue for its centrality to the human experience.
Controversial artworks like Andres Serrano's Piss Christ have spurred public outcries against the organization, which Republicans including former New York Senator Al D'Amato, now a lobbyist, have used to argue for defunding the agency.
Eurosceptic members of her party want a clean break with the bloc, pro-EU lawmakers argue for the closest possible ties, while many in the middle are increasing frustrated over the lack of movement.
Those in Washington who argue for a more aggressive U.S. policy toward the Kremlin believe that diplomatic pressure and economic strangulation alone will be enough of an incentive to persuade Putin to change his behavior.
You can't judge a program's worth by placement rates, he said, the way Jackson and the cosmetology industry groups argue for, because salon "jobs" are easy to come by and usually involve simply renting space.
In the months since the protests, hard-liners have used state media to argue for more reasons to ban Telegram, such as the damage it does to the teenage psyche and its threat to families.
It's a slow process that gives proponents of the 2011 directive a chance to argue for keeping the rules in place, but ultimately, the department has the final say over the future of the regulations.
Jeffrey Eilender, who is representing Manafort in the lawsuit, told Reuters last month he planned to argue for dismissal based in part on the assertion that Surf Horizon's claims are past the statute of limitations.
Many white-collar inmates like Mr. Gupta argue for an early release so they can go back to work and pay off the mounting financial obligations they face in the form of fines and restitution.
Rather than argue for rich countries to take in ever more refugees, the authors urge them to offer political and economic help to "havens" like Jordan and Kenya, including financial incentives for firms to invest.
But those who seek to change the law of the land must find a way to talk about the policies they want changed, and to argue for the policies they think should be brought in.
According to one person familiar with its internal debates, some argue for the hammer of a broad tariff, while others prefer the chisel of a narrower mix of tariffs and quotas directed at particular products.
In some good news for Mr Peltz, the chief investment officer at Trian, his management fund, won a seat on the board of General Electric and will argue for deeper cost-cutting at the conglomerate.
In an interview, Erikson told me that general election polling from this time of year is "pretty meaningless," and said he was surprised his work had been cited to argue for Sanders's general election chances.
But most energy analysts  argue for a blended approach and say that to get to zero carbon emissions (the ultimate goal for the scientific community), nuclear power will need to be incorporated into the mix.
Prime Minister David Cameron is seeking a deal from other EU leaders at a summit in Brussels that would allow him to argue for British membership at a referendum likely to take place in June.
Such expanded equality of opportunity has caused some to argue for women to be required to register with Selective Service, and possible conscription, thus creating an equality of risk and sacrifice among men and women.
It is one thing to argue for setting the minimum tax rate on foreign income below the U.S. rate if the U.S. imposes a high corporate tax rate relative to the rest of the world.
He has argued that shaking up the organization of France's intelligence services is risky at a time of high terrorism threats, but each new attack has made it harder to argue for the status quo.
Since then, the words have, at times, been adopted by those who argue for a missionary, interventionist philosophy that has sent the United States' armed forces into conflicts big and small, and not always successfully.
Some Britons argue for staying in the EU'S single market but EU leaders insist that would require keeping Britain open to free immigration from the EU, accepting EU laws and paying into the bloc's budget.
Many conservative defenders of police look at the data above and argue, for example, that it's a representation not of police wrongdoing but of systemic problems in minority communities, where crime and poverty are higher.
Police lawyers may use a victim's criminal history to argue for a low settlement amount, or decline to settle at all, knowing Rule 609 lets them challenge the plaintiff's credibility in front of a jury.
Peavy then looked back to third, to continue to argue for the strike and the ball floated closer and closer to him, disaster looming, before finally landing safely in his glove pressed against his chest.
Her cabinet has been carefully constructed to balance those, like Mr. Hammond, who want to keep a close economic relationship with the European Union, and those, like Mr. Johnson, who argue for a cleaner break.
The United States is expected to push for raising those limits, and negotiators also appear poised to argue for a new requirement on how much of those need to be made in the United States.
Federal sentencing guidelines recommend a prison term between 8 and 14 months for this felony, although Hunter's lawyers are expected to argue for a drastically lower term and cite his military and public service records.
Any lawmakers outside the committee will be able to put forward an amendment, which means there is a long list of members who can argue for or against the merits of the two impeachment articles.
And he assembled an array of high-powered lawyers — his legal team includes a former Massachusetts attorney general, Martha Coakley, who said her firm took the case pro bono — to argue for reopening the case.
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Given that it is a successful cultural institution with locations around the world, we might safely assume that the Guggenheim appreciates the status quo, so why would they argue for something as controversial as cryptocurrency?
He is willing to propose reforms to Social Security and Medicare but loath to actually argue for reductions in spending, and the cuts he does suggest tend to take a decade or more to kick in.
The president has vowed to renegotiate both trade agreements and argue for fair trade on the part of the U.S. in an effort to try and boost the country's advantage against fierce trade competitors like China.
"There are going to be forces that argue for cynicism, for looking the other way with somebody else's problems, that are not going to champion people who are vulnerable because sometimes that's politically convenient," he said.
Next steps: Both sides will be able to argue for and against the report being submitted as part of the case's public documents, and Levandowski's attorneys can still take this up with the court of appeals.
Phillips's Yemeni antiquities have now been acquired by the Freer and Sackler Galleries of the Smithsonian Institution, which used some of its dubiously acquired antiquities to argue for the importance of "protecting" Middle Eastern cultural heritage.
If you can't do that, then you should leave because we should have people in this company who believe in its values who are willing to stand up and represent those values — and argue for them.
When asked in a news conference if Mexico would target Democratic constituencies to encourage more U.S. lawmakers to argue for an end to the metals duties, Marquez said the new measures included economic and political components.
One wonders whether this is in part the result of the book's unrelenting backwards gaze, a paradoxical stance for the characters in this book, and, one might argue, for Bezmozgis himself, still a relatively young writer.
The Europeans went out and did a major QE. The U.S. officials issued a dovish statement because they didn't want the dollar to get too strong, but ultimately the fundamentals argue for them to move policy.
That would lift the vast majority of tariffs, but would also require the U.K. to argue for some sort of European access for its critical financial services sector — a facet not included in the Canadian deal.
They argue for low-carbon solutions that Ocasio-Cortez dismisses or marginalizes, like pairing natural gas-fired power with wind and solar farms, deploying advanced nuclear reactors and advancing technology to capture and store carbon emissions.
The release of these results have propelled regulators to argue for more transparency around credit scores in Germany, and has also led Schufa to start offering their disclosures in a digital format, rather than by paper.
Tuesday's decision follows a February 2018 ruling in a similar case in which the conservative majority, over liberal dissent, curbed the ability of immigrants held in long-term detention during deportation proceedings to argue for release.
In his allotted 30 minutes, he made several statements that reflected a lack of knowledge of how the military works, or appeared to argue for action that would be a violation of the armed services' values.
Of course, you will add that it will take a number of years before success appears, but you and your experts will argue for the idea in concept, with the details to be worked out later.
Merkel's trip comes three days after French President Emmanuel Macron's state visit to Washington, giving both leaders a chance to argue for making permanent a European Union exemption from U.S. import duties on steel and aluminum.
WikiLeaks has prospered in this atmosphere of distrust — continuing to undermine the claims of those who argue for the necessity of striking a different balance among privacy, law enforcement investigative requirements and protection of national security.
But making a persuasive case grave enough to argue for the removal of a president less than a year before an election requires credible eyewitnesses willing to allege that Trump knowingly violated his oath of office.
The "Laffer Curve," a model he established that showed that increases in tax rates will eventually cause government revenue to decrease at a certain point, has been cited to argue for the benefits of tax cuts.
With so many serious and intractable issues to deal with in family court, the Bronx Defenders found it particularly infuriating when A.C.S. would argue for removal based on something they felt was relatively trivial, like marijuana.
The French failure to take a leadership role has come at a cost for Germany, which lacks a strong ally within the European Union, but also, some argue, for the perception of the bloc within France.
And we have to stop sliming people with the worst motives when they find themselves in the possession of these kinds of facts, or even when they argue for social policies that you don't agree with.
They argue, for instance, that Latin American priests who face the threat of competition from Protestant churches are more likely to support social movements that benefit the poor and are less likely to talk about sexuality.
Other MPs are arguing to just go back and argue for a softer Brexit — what you'll hear referred to as the Norway-style deal — which means the UK would remain a member of the single market.
"In the brain, sex is everywhere," Georgiadis says, and recognizing its interactions with other mental processes might also argue for a different, less binary definition of it, both as a behavior and as a biological classification.
Zoe Lofgren of California, one of the House managers and the first woman to argue for the prosecution in a presidential impeachment trial, said the House wasn't asking the Senate to do the job for them.
He said defense lawyers relied on the details of his background as well as the many years of appeals that would result to argue for a plea agreement that took the death penalty off the table.
But many critics — ranging from climate-change deniers to people who argue for a less radical approach to fighting climate change — said Mayor Bill de Blasio was using school attendance policy to promote a political aim.
But many critics — ranging from climate-change deniers to people who argue for a less radical approach to fighting climate change — said Mayor Bill de Blasio was using school attendance policy to promote a political aim.
" She added that governments may argue for the use of facial recognition in airports to stop security risks, but questioned: "Do they need it to, for example, follow us from our house to a street demonstration?
While such softness might argue for a further cut in interest rates, the central bank is concerned an easing would only fuel more borrowing for speculation in housing and, ultimately, a damaging bust in the market.
A sustained rebound in German inflation would give Bundesbank president and ECB rate setter Jens Weidmann more scope to argue for a reduction in the ECB's bond-buying programme, a scheme that he has often criticised.
Many books about the woes of the United States criminal justice system — from Michelle Alexander's influential "The New Jim Crow" to James Forman's Pulitzer Prize-winning "Locking Up Our Own" — use data to argue for change.
Now, it needs to be modernized, I would argue, for the economy that we live in today, not just the income inequality that we have but also the income instability that the gig economy has introduced.
But it becomes much more difficult to argue for the arts relative to other social needs when the planet is threatened by wars, plagues, and other calamities, with the survival of civilization itself in the balance.
For example, organizers for the movement for black lives argue for a national database of use of force encounters, along with demilitarization of police forces and other moves that would promote a return to community policing.
China, the world's largest emitter, would be poised to assume a dominant role in future talks, and its leaders have tended to argue for looser oversight and accountability mechanisms within the deal than the US has.
Schmidt's attorney, George Donnini, asked U.S. District Judge Sean Cox if he could argue for another trail date because, he said, there was much discovery work to be done before trial, but Cox sternly disallowed the request.
In the early 2010s, by far the most promising resource for publishers was Facebook, which referred so many people to struggling (or brand-new) websites that it was nearly impossible to argue for investment in anything else.
As Voltra prepares to launch publicly, songwriters and their representatives are currently appearing before the Copyright Royalty Board to argue for an increase in their per-stream earning rate from companies like Alphabet, Apple, Pandora, and Spotify.
Perhaps more importantly, it's shown that at least some people who argue for giving hate a high-profile platform — to demonstrate their commitment to absolute free speech — actually do think legal speech can be beyond the pale.
To argue for the fact that it may be a possibility in the future distracts from the fact that there are institutions that severely limit the fundamental rights of Black Americans (and other people of color) today.
The big picture: Biden has served in public office for decades — and uses that experience to argue for his candidacy — but his Senate tenure in the 1970s and 80s increasingly looks like it could be a liability.
The 9th Circuit had ruled that convicted immigrants who are not immediately detained by immigration authorities after finishing their sentences but then later picked up by immigration authorities could seek bond hearings to argue for their release.
Maya is a steamroller running on squeaky wheels, partly out of the need to argue for JJ's interests, but partly, it seems, from an innate stubbornness that sometimes rubs the rest of her family the wrong way.
Pete Buttigieg, the technocratic and media-savvy mayor of South Bend, Indiana, was among the first presidential candidates to argue for Democrats to take the extraordinary step when they next have the political power to do so.
Just as telling as the frustration from outspoken conservatives in the House on Monday was the silence from so many mainstream Republicans in the chamber, who showed little appetite to argue for or with their embattled nominee.
Whoever wins the White House, or seeks national office is likely in future to be more willing to impose barriers to trade and less secure in their ability to argue for lower tariffs and more open trade.
Since 2006, his foundation has sponsored a series of public debates called Intelligence Squared U.S., in which two experts argue for a resolution—"Charter schools are overrated"; "Video games will make us smarter"—and two argue against.
Prosecutors are likely to argue for greater sentences, for both Adam Skelos, 33, and his 68-year-old father, a Republican from Long Island, who were each convicted in December of charges including bribery, conspiracy and extortion.
But in handing down his sentence, Judge John C. McKeon of Valley County District Court noted that lawyers for the defendant could argue for a less-severe punishment if an evaluator recommended treatment in a local community.
It's a fictional companion piece of sorts to nonfiction books about self-reliance like Matthew Crawford's "Shop Class as Soulcraft" or Alexander Langlands's "Craeft," which argue for the emotional benefits of unplugging and working with your hands.
If the idea that Muslims are a threat sounds familiar, it's in part because it was used by President Trump to argue for a wall to protect America from a "caravan" of Central American migrants seeking asylum.
Other groups like Issue One and Campaign Legal Center, both of which are nonpartisan and argue for more robust campaign finance regulation and enforcement, did not sign on to the letter but have argued Trainor is unqualified.
They can argue, for example, that the situation along the border is not a national emergency, according to Robert Chesney, a former Justice Department official who teaches at the University of Texas at Austin School of Law.
Steve King and Louie Gohmert, who seemingly agreed with Democratic arguments that the agriculture bill would actually accomplish the opposite of what Republicans argue for and allow employers to hire foreign labor below average American wage levels.
Although many advocates argue for more U.S. refugee admissions, we can help many more refugees closer to their homes, and do so more rapidly and cost-efficiently, than we could possibly do here in the United States.
And Neil R. Portnow, the current president of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, had a trumpet player perform a few bars of "America the Beautiful" and took a moment to argue for artists' rights.
Hundreds of students gathered on Capitol Hill Friday to argue for gun control ahead of a Saturday march expected to bring hundreds of thousands to Washington, D.C. Flanked by a handful of Democratic lawmakers, including former Rep.
As it is, his proposed cuts in discretionary programs give members of Congress who have Social Security and Medicare in their sights an opening to argue for cutting them instead of the programs targeted by Mr. Trump.
Those detained without bail would get a hearing within three days of their arrest, at which a prosecutor can argue for detention by showing the defendant poses a high risk of flight or a threat to someone.
In fairness, Mr. McCament's memo does acknowledge many of the other afflictions that would argue for temporary protected status, including homelessness, gender-based violence, food insecurity, deep deficiencies in sanitation and health care, and a weak government.
The size of everything here forces the viewer to slow down in order to really focus on the artwork — if size indeed matters, then this exhibition would argue for the power of the small over the large.
Over the past several months, Trump and Republicans lawmakers who control both chambers of Congress, regularly pointed to the number of expected so-called bare counties in 2018 to argue for a bill repealing and replacing Obamacare.
The National Climate Assessment, which is overseen by the White House, makes it even more difficult to argue for these changes since it shows just how dangerous climate change will be if the United States does nothing.
So a decision by the Fourth Circuit to strike down Maryland's ban could argue for the Supreme Court to eventually hear the case, since there isn't unanimity among lower courts on what is and is not constitutional.
"We aren't going to take notice as staff if someone wants to argue for the elimination of the estate tax, or if someone makes a reasoned case for why the new tariffs are a good idea," they said.
In last night's debate, she was quick to link terrorism to immigration, her favourite campaign theme, and to argue for a clamp-down on terrorist suspects listed by intelligence services, and for a tightening up of border controls.
During a one-hour argument, the court's four liberals appeared to support requiring that immigrants held more than six months be automatically eligible for hearings in which they could argue for their freedom while their deportation cases unfold.
This is a terrible outcome for freedom of the press, for society, and, I argue, for Silicon Valley, which may have just ensured that the next Gawker operates in the shadows, where tech billionaires can never sue it.
In a 2013 report by the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation, Mexico's bug-inclusive diet is used as inspiration to argue for the eating of insects the world over, in order to combat food scarcity and encourage sustainability.
The U.S. Federal Reserve, which begins its two-day meeting on Tuesday, is expected to keep interest rates unchanged this week, but analysts say some policymakers are likely to argue for a rate hike in the coming months.
With overall economic growth still solidly on the plus side and unemployment at a 50-year low, supporters of Fed easing argue that other signs showing a weakening picture argue for preemptive Fed action against a further slowdown.
These and other questions argue for an independent investigation into the use of force by security forces, and for the reform of practices — including censorship, communications blackouts, and those allowed by Afspa – that are unworthy of India's democracy.
Who has the political acumen to argue for policies adequate to resolve our crises and, at the same time, to win back the millions of voters who cast a ballot for Barack Obama and then shifted to Trump?
While Grant's government and military experience is central to his story as a candidate, he pointed to his business work in an interview with The Hill to argue for a new path for business in California's 2628th District.
Yes, they argue for Sansa Stark (read Lucia Brawley's take), or her sister Arya (by Lisa Woolfork) and brother Bran (by Gene Seymour), and of course for Jon Snow (by Samantha Vinograd) and Daenerys Targaryen (by Lindsey Mantoan).
Where criminal justice is concerned, a mayor or governor with a solid record on crime could argue for funding better-trained police forces and  introducing a significantly upgraded parole and probation system as an alternative to mass incarceration.
The Commonwealth has particular importance for supporters of Britain's departure from the European Union, known as Brexit, who see it as a more natural set of partners than the bloc, and argue for deeper trade and immigration partnerships.
That's why Donaghy and his co-authors on the report argue for a managed decline of the industry that can make workers whole rather than leave their livelihoods at the mercy of energy executives or private equity firms.
His was in some ways the typical buyer's position at the onset of a negotiation: to argue for the lowest price in hopes of making money on the purchase if Aramco shares went up in public-market trading.
The move to reopen the government's review of the standards will allow automakers to argue for less stringent — and less costly — mileage standards than the target of 54.5 miles per gallon set in 2012 by President Barack Obama.
Books like The Once and Future Liberal, Columbia professor Mark Lilla's post-Trump opus, argue for a need to move beyond "identity liberalism"; liberal essayists warn that practitioners of "identity politics" are corroding the soul of American liberalism.
But if he wants to use the impact of a law on his own finances as a way to actively argue for a bill's passage, then he has opened the door and needs to be held to account.
They have a think tank that has put out detailed policy proposals, intellectuals with fairly large megaphones who can argue for the think tank's ideas, and a large activist network that's surprisingly well-connected inside the Republican Party.
He will probably explicitly argue for why attendees should back the Democratic nominee for the presidency, and he will implicitly make the case for why they should open their wallets to the nominee (and the party) as well.
Some argue for a re-run on the basis that Brexiteers lied during the campaign and broke election law (on July 17th the Electoral Commission fined the official Vote Leave campaign £61,000, or $80,000, for deliberately exceeding spending limits).
Early screening can prevent successful scams Neither Sanford nor her patient was involved in the new study, but she said the research is "interesting" and can be used to argue for more screening of mild cognitive impairment in seniors.
Or he could vow to really strictly enforce the Cole memo, citing federal data and news reports to argue, for example, that the states still let some legal pot go across their borders and, therefore, federal action is justified.
In his letter addressed to Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein and acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe, Grassley asked a series of questions about Greene's actions, FBI oversight, and the Justice Department's decision to argue for a reduced sentence.
Many economists (including the authors of the WSJ op-ed) argue for a border carbon-adjustment system so imports would face a carbon tax and exports to countries without comparable carbon-pricing would be exempt from a carbon tax.
Mr. Pence's use of the phrase "arsenal of democracy" — which he repeated on Saturday — echoes President Franklin D. Roosevelt, who used it in a 1940 radio address to argue for providing arms to the United States' allies in Europe.
Folks who argue for higher minimum wages say that the Washington State study is misleading because its control group cannot mimic Seattle's booming economy, in which high-wage jobs are replacing low-wage ones regardless of minimum wage policy.
Any combination of the three would carry considerable regulatory risks, said competition lawyer Martin Gramsch of Simmons & Simmons, adding they would likely argue for the market to be considered globally to take into account the competitive threat from CRRC.
"Taking into account the downside risks at a time when inflation is on the soft side would argue for softening the expected path of monetary policy according to basic principles of risk management," she told a community banking group.
His Virginia trial is slated to begin next week, though his lawyers are seeking to delay it and will argue for the delay in a hearing on July 23 before Judge T.S. Ellis for the Eastern District of Virginia.
But to argue that the kids have a right to a relationship with their father — or even a right to learn his identity — is to argue for a system in which many current sperm and egg donors wouldn't participate.
Beijing would argue for the removal of the United States missile-defense system in South Korea, for a ban on American troops north of the demilitarized zone and ultimately a possible withdrawal of United States forces from South Korea.
While equally drawn to hot-button subjects, Louis C. K. is a less polemical comic, and his dense, formally clever bit doesn't argue for or against abortion as much as it mocks the parameters of the debate surrounding it.
It would go to the next round of global climate talks in Glasgow in November allied with other nations on the front line of this crisis and argue for quicker and deeper cuts to carbon emissions around the world.
"Just because a microphone exists doesn't mean that it needs to be given to people who will incite violence and hurt other people, and argue for the removal of civil rights from certain groups of people," Crose told me.
Bannon has often leaned on history to argue for more extreme measures to counter "radical Islamic terrorism," arguing the "Judeo-Christian West" is once again facing a "crisis" akin to the battles Europeans waged to fend off assaults by Muslim armies.
But depending on the extent of his cooperation and the degree to which prosecutors argue for reducing his sentence, Manafort could end up getting anywhere from a year to five years in prison, according to Mark Allenbaugh, a federal sentencing expert.
"There was a degree of trepidation going into the numbers that we may not get the validation for a rate hike that the rhetoric would argue for," said Daragh Maher, head of FX strategy, U.S., at HSBC in New York.
"Due to the general fear of an economic downturn ... (and) the realization that demand growth is slowing ... no one will argue for abandoning (the) OPEC+ accord," said Fereidun Fesharaki, chairman of energy consultancy FGE, in a note published on Tuesday.
They argue, for instance, that "social cohesion is reduced in more unequal societies", noting that higher inequality is associated with less willingness to help others, diminished levels of trust, and lower participation in civic groups, from recreational clubs to unions.
Ironically, as Steven Vogel of the University of California, Berkeley, points out, this is occurring just as Western politicians such as Elizabeth Warren, a Democratic presidential contender in America, argue for a model of stakeholder capitalism that looks decidedly Japanese.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday curbed the ability of immigrants held in long-term detention during deportation proceedings to argue for their release in a ruling in sync with President Donald Trump's get-tough approach toward immigration.
Alert to the concern, business groups and some politicians argue for a disruption of Sweden's wage-setting model to encourage a fresh wave of lower-paid service-sector jobs; flexible America, they note, is good at putting unskilled migrants to work.
But the crucial difference between cigarettes and e-cigs is that the former were never a way to quit another bad thing; it was hard to argue for their relative health benefits in the same way is happening around vapes.
Paul Ryan has crafted a flattering, and politically valuable, reputation in the press as a wonk's wonk, the rare member of Congress who knows how budget and tax policy works and how to use that knowledge to argue for conservative proposals.
Any lawyer who brought a motion on similarly spurious grounds—or who tried to argue for changing the law to allow ethnicity-based disqualification—would be subject to sanctions including monetary penalties, censure, and even referral to the disciplinary authorities.
But depending on the extent of his cooperation and the degree to which prosecutors argue for reducing his sentence, Manafort could end up getting anywhere from a year to five years in prison, according to Mark Allenbaugh, a federal sentencing expert.
On Thursday, March 2900, advocates of abstinence-only-until-marriage programs will gather behind closed doors with Congressional staff in Washington, DC, to argue for increased funding for this type of approach — which they've newly labeled "sexual risk avoidance" (SRA).
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday agreed to decide whether immigrants detained for more than six months by the U.S. government while deportation proceedings take place are eligible for a hearing in which they can argue for their release.
LGBTQ Navajo people, however, are increasingly looking towards their heritage to argue for their rights, building alliances within their communities and with other Native American groups across the US. Some are also drawing support from an unlikely source: their grandparents.
For the artists in this exhibition, having survived transformative cycles of their practice, this moment, as contrived as it may seem, is an opportunity to argue for the power of art-making to manifest the past and to construct the future.
British Prime Minister Theresa May will meet German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Emmanuel Macron today to argue for a Brexit delay while her ministers hold crisis talks with the opposition to try to break the deadlock in London.
Potential Trump primary challengers Had Mueller delivered a blow to Trump by implicating him in a conspiracy or obstruction, the president's critics within the party may have had an opening to argue for an alternative atop the ticket in 85033.
In an education debate, would Clinton argue for the feds using ESSA to make states toe the line on assessing all students, even on their dispositions, attitudes, and grit, and denying parents the right to refuse Common Core-linked testing?
They could rely on dubious political opposition research to secretly argue for wiretaps, plant one or more spies in the Trump campaign, then leak to the press a mix of true and false stories to create a sense of chaos.
Campaigners on both sides of the argument have been stepping up their efforts in recent weeks as some Brexiteers argue for a cleaner break from the EU and Remainers say ending membership as currently planned would do economic damage to Britain.
A strong recovery in German inflation would likely give Bundesbank's President and ECB rate setter Jens Weidmann more scope to argue for a reduction in the ECB's bond-buying program, a 1.7 trillion euros stimulus scheme that he has often criticized.
Interviews with members of the NST team lay out their methods of creating a direct connection between artist and audience, while testimonials from producers like Luca and FrancisGotHeat argue for how anders' soulful musicality differs from that of his Toronto peers.
What's happening: On Monday, a federal judge in the state is set to hear oral arguments from advocates seeking to overturn the replacement law that they say lacks protections for the LGBTQ community — as state Republicans argue for a dismissal.
But I would argue for a more unconventional legal approach for a wholly unconventional President for these four reasons: First, there is reason to believe that Mueller is not building a strong case against the President on the issue of collusion.
But inflation is already low, and if a global slowdown provides a drag on the United States economy, Fed rates are still historically low — which could argue for quick, decisive action, since the central bank's recession-fighting ammunition is limited.
"The recent slowing in domestic economic growth combined with unresolved trade disputes and a sluggish Federal Reserve policy response argue for a measure of caution as we move through the summer doldrums," said Alan Gayle, president of Via Nova Investment Management.
Given the circumstances and location of the shooting, "Leavenworth" can't really do any investigation of its own, beyond talking to Lorance (in prison) and to a number of the soldiers who testified against him and still argue for his guilt.
Health savings accounts are prohibited for seniors, but gains in life spans necessitating medical care for decades after Medicare eligibility and the recognition of the massive market power of the elderly argue for permitting Medicare beneficiaries to hold such accounts.
And does one really need to point out why it's so rich of those who argue for states' rights to argue against site-specific architecture, stylistically conceived to suit America's diverse cultures, and instead favor obedience to a mandate from Washington?
Instead, his role is to assign lawyers and other staff members to prisoners who are accused of war crimes, to argue for resources and manage the staff of 100 military and 50 civilian employees of the Military Commission Defense Organization.
In dozens of lesser-known cases, she immersed herself in the biographies of each defendant, examining family histories that went back several generations and unearthing painful memories of trauma and abuse as she helped their lawyers argue for life sentences.
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The NSC documents argue for two options: either that a nationalized 5G network within the next three years would be beneficial in staving off foreign cybersecurity threats, or that wireless providers create their own networks to compete against one another.
It will provide the president with a backdrop that he will use to again argue for a border wall to stop what he said is a surge of crime and drugs being brought into the country by migrants seeking illegal entry.
I've seen quite a few people suggest today that the FBI (which favors encryption backdoors) has likely chosen this case as a precedent-setter precisely because it's so hard to argue for the rights of the subject in the case.
" On Brexit, Johnson used a newspaper column in April to argue for a "standstill arrangement – a managed no deal – that would give us time to negotiate an FTA (Free Trade Arrangement) and to solve the issues raised in Northern Ireland.
Senator Dick Durbin brought an enlarged poster of Tyler Hicks's photograph of Amal Hussein, a 7-year-old girl who ultimately died of starvation, to the floor of Congress to argue for withdrawal of United States support for this conflict.
But the authors argue for another, more likely explanation: That cataclysmic waves from the impact — which produced the equivalent of a magnitude 10 or 11 earthquake — sloshed water out of distant lakes and seas and up their connected river channels.

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