Those laws should be abandoned — in Pakistan and elsewhere.
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Those soldiers might have to be abandoned to their fate.
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Some critics say it should be abandoned altogether (see article).
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But he also doesn't think it should be abandoned entirely.
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But that trolley station might not be abandoned for long.
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If no action is taken, the application will be abandoned.
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It's heartbreaking to see how easily cosmopolitanism can be abandoned.
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Second, efforts to pass a border tax should be abandoned.
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But the prospect of justice should not be abandoned outright.
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But maybe tradition doesn't have to be abandoned, just modified.
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This is harmful policy, and the idea should be abandoned.
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A violent, godless and sex-obsessed culture can only be abandoned.
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Smith is an "anomaly", the Kleins say, and should be abandoned.
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Other pending projects without guaranteed buyers could be abandoned, experts say.
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The Yazidis still need our help and must not be abandoned.
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The misguided fantasy of sending humans to Mars must be abandoned.
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Virtually all judges acknowledge that past precedents should sometimes be abandoned.
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But the Afghans have reason to fear they will be abandoned.
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Doctors groups and patient advocates said the bill must be abandoned.
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Were that to now be abandoned, alarm bells should really start ringing.
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Even if there is a major violation the deal won't be abandoned.
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In February, nearly 3,000 scientists called for the cuts to be abandoned.
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All construction projects that are currently frozen will have to be abandoned.
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A proposal for dismissal of middle management should be abandoned, it added.
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"Story lines can be abandoned and others can be expanded," he said.
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They argue that the cautious, step-by-step approach should be abandoned.
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A few were open and busy; many others appeared to be abandoned.
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"I'm afraid all the work I've done will be abandoned," she said.
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It cannot be abandoned by Britain or the rest of the world.
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The United States must realized that Taiwan needed to be reassured that it would not be abandoned and it will not be abandoned by the U.S. Americans must elect a president willing to lead with strength and by example.
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This is structural because it seems unlikely that this push will be abandoned.
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The sanctions should not be abandoned until the Kremlin ceases with its malpractices.
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Experts in infectious diseases say the vaccine is too valuable to be abandoned.
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There also exists the possibility that seasons might have to be abandoned altogether.
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If not, we shall be abandoned in a heap of offals and excrement.
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He suggested that caucuses be abandoned and that Democrats revamp their nominating process.
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But analysts didn't argue that wind power was doomed and should be abandoned.
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This led Congress to consider emails older than 180 days to be abandoned property.
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It's not immediately clear which environmental protections will remain and which will be abandoned.
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Reddit's Upvoted podcast, which Ohanian launched in January 2015, also appears to be abandoned.
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It shouldn't be reversed, and it's a Trump campaign promise that should be abandoned.
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"So you don't agree that it should be abandoned, is that right?" she asked.
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If not, we shall be abandoned in a heap of offals and excrement pic.twitter.
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Calling for food safety standards to be abandoned would imperil the health of Americans.
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The ship had to be abandoned, with the crew of 28 escaping aboard three lifeboats.
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Mrs May's pledges make it more likely that these targets will have to be abandoned.
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If we don't want the city to be abandoned, we have to give certain answers.
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Massachusetts General Hospital might have to be abandoned, while the Public Garden would be soaked.
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The incident caused massive radioactive contamination that forced entire cities and towns to be abandoned.
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Of course Claire is terrified to be abandoned, even by someone she doesn't love anymore.
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In an open letter last July, 27 prominent academics suggested pretrial risk assessments be abandoned.
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These churches, chapels, and synagogues may be abandoned, but much of their original architecture remains.
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The overall strategic logic that the advisers are pushing may be abandoned at a moment's notice.
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That had to be abandoned last month after Vanke could not get major shareholders on board.
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Leftist, rightist and regional party leaders later marched to demand that the currency change be abandoned.
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Humana stands to receive a $1 billion breakup fee from Aetna should the deal be abandoned.
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Forget the fact that he appears to be abandoned by a parent in a store window.
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That treaty doesn't cover new nuclear-powered weapons such as Skyfall, but it shouldn't be abandoned.
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But she said such problems did not mean that race-conscious admissions should be abandoned altogether.
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It can't — and that premise should be abandoned if we want to do right by Iran.
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Should a game be stopped for a third time, the match would be abandoned, Addiechi said.
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What won't be abandoned is anything sensitive, such as radios, weapons, armored vehicles and important documents.
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Nigeria President Muhammadu Buhari promised last week that Leah would not be abandoned with the militants.
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A search for the bodies had to be abandoned due to rough seas, the statement said.
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Criminal consequences for consensual sex is a fundamentally unhealthy, harmful, and punitive concept that should be abandoned.
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Now that he has conceded his fight for those values, he should be abandoned as a vehicle.
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In his testimony before the Senate last year, Justice Gorsuch said precedents should not be abandoned lightly.
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The first accounts to be impacted will be abandoned accounts that bear large volumes of private photos.
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The snake was believed to be abandoned by an owner who could no longer care for it.
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Dr. Bayden says she needs to go to rehab, but Kimmy doesn't want to be abandoned again.
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The Wall Street Journal reported that it would be abandoned around the world, not just in Europe.
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But even if the format and focus need adaptation, it is an inquiry that cannot be abandoned.
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With Republican control of the Congress and the White House, this flawed proposal can easily be abandoned.
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Bad light forced play to be abandoned with about 20 players still to finish their second rounds.
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We, artists, politicians, professionals and amateurs of the French art scene, demand that this initiative be abandoned.
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Tara and Heath find a blocked off bridge with a small campsite which turns out to be abandoned.
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They're not taking any chances, so as of March 2017 the 88-strong research station will be abandoned.
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How this sword came to be abandoned is a mystery, but Nielsen suspects it was lost in battle.
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A public announcement condemned the racist abuse before stating that the match would be abandoned if it continued.
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There were scores of horses that had to be abandoned because their owners almost had to immediately evacuate.
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A deal was announced in October 22019, only to be abandoned after an election changed the commission's makeup.
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It is entirely possible that Democrats attempt to negotiate in good faith only to be abandoned by Republicans.
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As for the Iran deal, France and Germany are incensed that a seriously flawed agreement will be abandoned.
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His actions prove that no dog is too old to be abandoned or too lost to be loved.
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In New Orleans, the damage was so extensive that some wondered whether the city should be abandoned altogether.
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One side calls the imperial system antiquated and says it should be abandoned in favor of international uniformity.
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Caucuses — which are still used in a handful of states outside of Iowa — should also be abandoned altogether.
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It needs to be abandoned, and the Equal Opportunity to Govern Amendment needs to be passed and ratified.
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And I am disturbed by statements from senior members of Israel's government that the aim should be abandoned altogether.
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RBR argues Credit Suisse's IT platform should be abandoned in favour of a new, yet-to-be built system.
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With the start of a new year, many are setting lofty self-improvement goals that will soon be abandoned.
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There was a warehouse, a corporate office that appeared to be abandoned, a strip mall, and a suburban home.
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Back in 25, the plot revolved around Woody's fear that he was aging out and would soon be abandoned.
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"We expect the covered bond purchase programme to one of the first to be abandoned," said a DCM banker.
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They were to be abandoned if sticking to them would mean doing something outright barbarous, such as losing power.
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"The Constituent Assembly should be abandoned ... The whole world is asking for that," said Colombia's President Juan Manuel Santos.
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Washington seems to have understood and accepted that its negotiating overreach must be abandoned without a face-saving retreat.
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A year later, his promise falls flat: ME continues to be significantly underfunded; ME patients continue to be abandoned.
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And, the repeated false statements from the banking industry about consumer access to free checking need to be abandoned.
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Many more real-life relationships could be abandoned in favor of plugging in each time sexual gratification was required.
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Neighboring Saskatchewan has 100 abandoned wells, and the government expects another 1,000 will be abandoned, said spokeswoman Kathy Young.
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The old CAN and LIN networks aren't likely to be abandoned soon, said Bobby Hambrick, chief executive of AutonomouStuff.
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Ms. Burns, who is 35 and a general manager at a Wendy's, knows what it's like to be abandoned.
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In the interim, the US government appears keen to reassure the Afghan President that Afghanistan will not be abandoned.
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"It is better to get the building completed and owned by us than to let it be abandoned," he said.
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The company was acquired by Nokia, only to be abandoned and launch again as its own brand late last year.
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"While we support transparency, today's proposal misses the mark, exceeds the Administration's legal authority and should be abandoned," Pollack said.
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Vamvakidis said that while he disagreed with Trump's targeting of the currency directly, the strong dollar policy should be abandoned.
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Tuesday, but police said this was a controlled explosion of a suspicious item, which turned out to be abandoned clothing.
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Many coastal cities will be completely under water, and all low-lying island nations will likely have to be abandoned.
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He has shown that he respects laborers who build our great nation, and that they will be abandoned no more.
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Eventually the team was tasked with visiting a known to be abandoned encampment to collect intelligence on the ISIS suspect.
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Thirty years ago, Congress considered any messages over 180 days old to be abandoned, and therefore subject to reduced protection.
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With so many cities around the world facing an acute need for water, "the hard path" will not be abandoned.
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"While we support transparency, today's proposal misses the mark, exceeds the Administration's legal authority and should be abandoned," he said.
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This beautiful article reinforces the notion that people with cancer forever live with uncertainty, and hope should never be abandoned.
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Denuclearization and the lasting peace on the Korean peninsula cannot be abandoned or delayed as they are the historical assignment.
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But should more damaging stories surface — especially ones that demonstrate poor ethical judgement — Pruitt could be abandoned in a flash.
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You will be abandoned, lose jobs, get rich, then poor, friends will betray you—these are just things that happen.
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To hit the 2C target, pretty much all coal plants in the pre-construction phase will have to be abandoned.
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Wright, mindful of a rehabilitation assignment that had to be abandoned, said that he had no specific timetable to return.
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All of America's formal and informal allies need to have contingency plans in place should they be abandoned by Trump.
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The project is "still early and could be abandoned," says Bloomberg, and it's not clear what Apple's end goal is.
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"They have to have bridges to give people a sense of comfort that they're not going to be abandoned," he said.
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"Without learning how to use these things we will be abandoned by the times," says Zheng Wenhua, 64, another class attendee.
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"It has become increasingly evident that the original 'set-top box' proposal is deeply flawed and should be abandoned," Scalise said.
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"Without learning how to use these things we will be abandoned by the times," said one 64-year-old new learner.
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To resolve instead that other countries must now be abandoned to their fate would be the Iraq war's second bloody legacy.
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The house appeared to be abandoned, with metal screens covering the windows and a tattered children's trampoline on the front lawn.
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The Kurds fought alongside the United States against the Islamic State and must not be abandoned to be slaughtered by Turkey.
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CoCo Vandeweghe suggested that the new 25-second shot clock should be abandoned, because she required toweling off after every point.
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" The usual rounds of celebratory music, marching and fireworks must be abandoned until "the millions of our oppressed countrymen are emancipated.
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As they entered Houston, Mr. Blinder and Ms. Schukar's rental car stalled out and had to be abandoned by the road.
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The United Potato Growers of Canada told Bloomberg that about 18% of the potato harvest had to be abandoned this year.
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" All expectations for a normal presidency should be abandoned, Ms. Jordan argues, and instead, we should "strive for decency among ourselves.
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She added that cats are more likely to be abandoned and not adopted from shelters, a symptom of this low attachment.
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In street battles in France, the Netherlands, and Germany, strongpoints would be abandoned when an approaching Crocodile fired a demonstration burst.
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App Smart With the start of a new year, many are setting lofty self-improvement goals that will soon be abandoned.
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Seriously, who would voluntarily strip naked and allow themselves to be abandoned in some of the world's harshest environments for 21 days?
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He called for Rejlander's "manipulative and overly theatrical" process — which involved printing from numerous negatives to create one photograph — to be abandoned.
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What's next: If the proposal becomes law, NS2 likely won't be abandoned, but might suffer construction delays, cost increases and revenue losses.
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This revelation should come as a surprise to no-one, and it makes clear the Iran nuclear agreement should not be abandoned.
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Eventually the team was tasked with gathering intelligence on the ISIS suspect at the known-to-be-abandoned encampment, Waldhauser told reporters.
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Such as: (p Idea: the construction of structure which can be abandoned at any moment, and that is transparent — W.O.E.) and (p.
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"No-nit policies for return to school should be abandoned," said the American Academy of Pediatrics in a groundbreaking statement in 2010.
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The first stoppage came in the 28th minute when a stadium announcement said the game would be abandoned if the behaviour continued.
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MPP may have to be abandoned even if the legal challenges fail because the average wait for a hearing is too long.
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Critics, sensing a moment of weakness, pounced and claimed the sky was falling and that public pensions had to be abandoned altogether.
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The cables in the benchwall will be abandoned there, and new "fiber reinforced polymer" would be installed to fortify the weakened structure.
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Lined up in rows under an open-air shed, they could be abandoned I-beams or castoffs from an old railroad bridge.
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Perhaps the inclusion of Wilke's video is a signal that any outdated male/female dynamics must be abandoned upon entering this exhibition.
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Boleslav Kowalczyk, the company's managing director, said the search of the scene had to be abandoned because of conditions in the shaft.
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To pretend that these issues are different and that one can be abandoned for the other is disproved in countless women's lives.
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But Dr. McConnell knew of a core that had to be abandoned when the drill got stuck at the 2107,2107-foot level.
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Naftali Bennett, leader of the Jewish Home, hopes that under Trump's administration the notion of establishing a Palestinian state will be abandoned.
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People who have been getting these drugs from physicians or pill mills for non-medical reasons like addiction shouldn't be abandoned, either.
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But by 300 AD, an unfortunate mixture of war, epidemics, and crop failures meant that most of the city had to be abandoned.
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McCain, who is battling brain cancer, is set to help decide whether the repeal push will move forward or perhaps be abandoned entirely.
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In any case, Democrats are expected to move to public hearings in the coming weeks, so this talking point may soon be abandoned.
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That deal was announced less than two weeks ago but has to be abandoned as a condition of the Macquarie-led takeover offer.
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Even in Catholic media, limits can be overstepped ... and all ethical standards and respect for the good name of others can be abandoned.
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In recent years, many states have shortened the period for determining property to be abandoned, typically to three years from five or seven.
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OKD said that attempts to rescue eight miners originally reported as unaccounted for had to be abandoned due to conditions in the shaft.
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Smith said Lopez was "fun to catch," and the aggressive approach the Royals and a crowd of 18,137 witnessed Friday wouldn't be abandoned.
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Information sharing may also be abandoned, for example, when a lawyer is attempting to negotiate with prosecutors, but those negotiations aren't always successful.
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But Amazon has been itself focused on "how to kill the shopping cart" — which can be abandoned even in the sticky Amazon universe.
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Soon the outdoor tables will be abandoned, and the dogs and their best friends will have to part ways at the saloon door.
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The Union of Chambers of Turkish Engineers and Architects (TMMOB) criticized the canal as an environmental and urban "disaster" which should be abandoned.
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The people of Idlib are aware that they will probably be abandoned to a fate similar to their countrymen in Daraa and Ghouta.
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Haley and his team knew that there would be abandoned swimming pools and potted plants there — perfect places for mosquitoes to breed unbothered.
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A robot that was sent into the reactor last month had to be abandoned after debris blocked its path and radiation disabled it.
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The top clubs in England are calling for some of the old F.A. Cup traditions, like replays for tied games, to be abandoned. Why?
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Some think "Do Not Track" shouldn't be abandoned because of the hope that it might one day finally be empowered to actually do something.
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Obama's posture made the Poles and Czechs "very concerned" that the entire missile defense project would be abandoned by his administration, according to Conley.
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Following Caceres' killing, U.S. Senator Patrick Leahy said the dam project "should be abandoned," a call backed by the advocacy groups and Caceres' family.
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Simply put, these kinds of statistics are woefully inadequate for determining the success of an online ad campaign, and they need to be abandoned.
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"We did not expect to be abandoned, or more precisely, sacrificed - that's how we're feeling now," the paper quoted one of them as saying.
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If the Soyuz rocket is not back in operation by then, it's possible the ISS may be abandoned for some unknown amount of time.
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"...Those areas will not be abandoned but will remain under our close surveillance and we will respond to security threats when needed," he said.
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They also come as U.S. scrutiny of Chinese-initiated M&A remains high, making its partners uneasy and forcing several deals to be abandoned.
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Mr. Duterte, benefiting from an overwhelming majority in Congress, is proposing that the Philippines' unitary system be abandoned in favor of a federal government.
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A majority of voters says the Electoral College system should be abandoned in favor of a national popular vote, according to a new poll.
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Many, many rivers and watersheds have been damaged; the Kalamazoo River, the Yellowstone River, the town of Mayflower, Arkansas that had to be abandoned.
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It is estimated that the one-child policy prevented the births of 400 million children, and forced thousands more, primarily girls, to be abandoned.
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Other times, when he felt there was more heat, he stayed in rented houses that appeared, at least from the outside, to be abandoned.
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He said only a "small footprint" of U.S. forces would remain in southern Syria, while the northeast of the country would be abandoned entirely.
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To these self-styled terrorists, the store's contents are little more than worthless stuff, the equivalent of Christmas toys that will soon be abandoned.
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"America's top institutions continue to be abandoned as sites of higher education and turned into indoctrination centers," YAF spokesman Spencer Brown said in a statement .
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The term has been mangled and overused lately, to the point that it probably ought to be abandoned, but it does seem to apply here.
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The Duke researchers came out in favor of the drug, although other independent researchers thought that the pill should be abandoned because of safety concerns.
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Some states, however, will nonetheless deem the untouched accounts to be abandoned if there has been no activity, despite activity in the investor's other accounts.
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Hanson also calls for multiculturalism — the acceptance of Australia as a society with many languages, ethnicities and cultures — to be abandoned in favour of assimilation.
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After all, it's an anti-democratic, anachronistic flaw in our system that has caused the will of the electorate to be abandoned five times now.
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A person's signature often changes throughout their life, and in hasty circumstances a well-crafted one can be abandoned in lieu of a scrawled scribble.
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In Florida, an estimated 1 million homes, or more than 10% of the state's residential properties, will be abandoned by the end of the century.
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On one hand, their choice seems inexplicable to dyed-in-the-wool liberals; on the other, if they backed Obama they surely shouldn't be abandoned.
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In the late 1990s, the World Health Organization determined the research should be abandoned as it permanently reduced male sperm count in too many participants.
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You know you are screwed when the city sends out an engineering map that says "SEWERS TO BE ABANDONED" and your street is on it.
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That seems a dim prospect given the current condition of politics and Republican domination at the state level, but such efforts should never be abandoned.
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Led by Margaret Hodge, a Labour member of Parliament, the investigation concluded that it did not, and recommended in April that the project be abandoned.
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Soon, Kepler's mission will end, and it will be abandoned in space, orbiting the sun and never getting any closer to Earth than the moon.
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David Pepper, the chairman of the Ohio Democratic Party, said the Buckeye State was a case study of why Mr. Ryan's plans should be abandoned.
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He said the same thing about the Hindu caste system — that it was a remnant of a different age that must be abandoned, left behind.
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"About three years ago, this area used to be abandoned," said Ms. Mohamud, a former sports journalist in Somalia who arrived nearly four years ago.
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Twenty-six of its wells were "high risk" and should be abandoned – even though they complied with state regulations, the utility wrote in a rate filing.
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Recent efforts to ease overcrowding will be abandoned and Mr Sessions's change will "exacerbate prison overcrowding, increase spending and jeopardise the safety of staff and prisoners".
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Twenty-six of its wells were "high risk" and should be abandoned - even though they complied with state regulations, the utility wrote in a rate filing.
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According to an upcoming book obtained by The Guardian, Bannon predicts Trump will be abandoned by his base following various investigations into his family's secretive finances.
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When that happens, a series of choices appear, and some of them are narrative-based (like, say, encountering a plague ship that appears to be abandoned).
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The minuscule $150 million Pfizer is paying as a fee to Allergan indicates that it knew the odds were high that the deal might be abandoned.
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That way, a life-saver of a mental-health professional told me, I would never be abandoned by anybody again if I did the abandoning first.
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International Refugee Assistance Project should remind progressives why the First Amendment's protections for religious freedom should not be abandoned just because they sometimes yield "conservative" results.
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Truth and logic might be weapons ill equipped to fight a movement born out of rage and fueled by incendiary rhetoric, but they cannot be abandoned.
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But the other parts of the budget — the punitive parts, intended to make the undeserving citizens of Mr. de Blasio's city suffer — need to be abandoned.
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The idea that Trump's obsession with the migrant caravan was a cynical midterm ploy that would be abandoned the minute the polls closed was always wrong.
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"The TV debate was a bold innovation which is bound to be carried forward into future campaigns, and could not now be abandoned," Walter Lippmann wrote.
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"Because these robots are cost-effective, they're designed to be abandoned until we can find a way to retrieve them at a later time," Li said.
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"It is unconscionable that any woman, particularly a mentally ill woman, would be abandoned in her cell to deliver her own baby," he wrote in the letter.
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Paint is now a relic of computing history—one that very soon will be abandoned, after an update to Microsoft's newest operating system, Windows 10 Creator's Edition.
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If ever a peace deal is reached between Israel and Palestine, many of the isolated settlements would doubtless have to be abandoned, with or without forcible eviction.
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In short, Mr. Trump must do better than Mr. Obama did in the Iran deal, an agreement Mr. Trump believes is so flawed it should be abandoned.
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The fear among global regulators is that multilateral bodies like the Basel Committee and the Financial Stability Board could be abandoned by the United States under Trump.
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This is a myth that would have to be abandoned, he argued, if the country were to see itself as it truly is and redress its wrongs.
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Today, it's not enough to get users to download an app, you have to keep them coming back, or the app will soon be abandoned and forgotten.
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"We're seeing a trend among states to shorten the dormancy period before deeming accounts to be abandoned," Salmon says, describing the escheat process for taking over funds.
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Here's how it works: Once BIP 91 is locked-in, the blocks of miners who fail to signal support for segwit will be abandoned by the network.
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Consider the following: According to a recent Gartner report, 60 percent of big data projects will fail to go beyond piloting and experimentation and will be abandoned.
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On Sunday, Andrew Vegetabile of the Litecoin Association publicly called for the fork to be abandoned, arguing that the attacker had acted well within his legal rights.
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Travel by French and Chinese officials to Somerset for the party was canceled, and the "hoi sin local lamb skewers" and mackerel ceviche had to be abandoned.
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The Wall Street Journal quotes Barra as arguing that these sorts of decisions are carefully made over long time horizons and can't be abandoned on a dime.
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And the experts I've spoken to suspect any actual law will only broadly resemble the framework, and that said framework could be abandoned for more modest changes.
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They also proposed creating a framework whereby the number of foreign workers would be doubled from around 908,000 currently, and the term "unskilled labor" would be abandoned.
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Critics have called for it to be abandoned, on the grounds that northern England could use the sum to upgrade its creaking and overcrowded local rail network.
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McCain, who is battling brain cancer at his Arizona home, is set to help decide whether the repeal push will move forward or perhaps be abandoned entirely.
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They warn that that would fall especially hard on mid- and low-income employees with smaller retirement balances — say, less than $50,000 — who could be abandoned by brokers.
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The students had no idea they'd be abandoned and their school bus driver would be charged with driving under the influence as they boarded just before 3 p.m.
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When the birthrate drops below the replacement level, cities and towns, jobs and organizations will either start to be abandoned or will be taken over by other people.
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"It is unconscionable that any woman, particularly a mentally ill woman, would be abandoned in her cell to deliver her own baby," Finklestein wrote, according to the Herald.
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The bloc says the backstop could be abandoned only if an alternative is found that would achieve the same ends, be legally sound and practically applicable straight away.
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A scene late in the film in which Jeff begs not to be abandoned is played at such a high pitch that it flirts with, then transcends, bathos.
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A bunch of sandy greens that look and taste similar to what I might see in Washington, DC. But my expectations, I quickly learned, had to be abandoned.
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Iraqi officials feared that, during the months or years when the new dam's reservoir was being filled, many thousands of acres of farmland would have to be abandoned.
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The sources declined to be identified because the talks are confidential, and cautioned that the settlement terms could still change, or that the deal could be abandoned altogether.
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I sincerely hope the US will amend its view on it, and the case that is pending will be abandoned, as it should be in the case of Snowden.
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Should hunting be abandoned without better alternatives in place, the likelihood is that land will be converted to agriculture, prey populations will decline and conflicts with people will increase.
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The 'strong dollar policy,' instituted by former Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin during the Clinton administration, has been given lip service by subsequent administrations since, but it could be abandoned.
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Li Shufu, the founder of Geely, a large carmaker in Zhejiang Province in eastern China, said in an email interview in early 2014 that the rule should be abandoned.
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"If they couldn't [launch], and there was a good risk that they couldn't, then they would have to be abandoned on the moon, left to die there," Safire said.
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There are so many potential bargaining chips swirling around that funding measure, and there's so little risk of an imminent catastrophe, that the plan could be abandoned come December.
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Others appear to be abandoned but still serve as repositories of hate content with links directing users to hate speech and white nationalist communities on other platforms and websites.
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While providing rural access is inherently more difficult than in urban areas, the standards to which companies are held accountable should not be abandoned, or compromised in any way.
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While the unwritten tradition of regional rotation dictates it's Eastern Europe's turn to have a candidate elected, others are running in the hopes that the rotation could be abandoned.
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Dido is a tragic role: the widowed queen of Carthage, who falls in love with Aeneas, a Trojan prince, only to be abandoned, dying of grief at the end.
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Online voting needs to be abandoned and DRE machines need to be replaced at the very least with optical scanners and human as well as machine readable paper ballots.
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Beijing never formally approved or denied the multibillion-dollar deal, causing it to be abandoned last year, after the Trump administration began raising tariffs on imports of Chinese goods.
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This method, and the way it is served, had to be abandoned for my one-tray version; the "sauce" would mix with the polenta before the polenta even cooked.
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Some critics, and even some evangelicals, wondered whether conservative Christians' sometimes uneasy alliance with the Trump campaign was a marriage of convenience that would be abandoned after Inauguration Day.
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She also responded to a comment from another Weibo user who urged for problems at Leshi Internet to be taken care of so that its investors wouldn't be abandoned.
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The team wound up doing some advisory work with local Nigerien forces, but was also tasked with searching a deserted ISIS camp that the US knew to be abandoned.
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A beloved tradition shouldn't be abandoned for the sake of variety, and, in my estimation, perfectly cooked pasta with the right amount of tomato sauce is an uplifting experience.
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That doesn't mean research should be abandoned or memes disposed of altogether, but as the NYPD case and other examples show, the establishment isn't really built for meme warfare.
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"It is MEG's position that Enbridge's contract carriage proposal should be abandoned, as it is not in the overall public interest," the letter signed by MEG's CEO Derek Evans said.
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The Trump administration argues that any future peace deal is likely to place Israel's capital in Jerusalem, and old policies need to be abandoned to revive the moribund peace process.
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It is quite possible that any attempt at proposing policies of fiscal discipline will be abandoned, and we may well see lavish spending commitments by parties from across the spectrum.
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"The nostalgia for an America where brawn alone was enough to create a middle-class life and where a comfortable stagnation was revered as 'tradition' must be abandoned," Klain writes.
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" He would demand that America's allies pay "at least" the total cost of any protective American presence—or be abandoned to police themselves: "I would like to continue defending Japan.
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The Xinhua report said a "long-term mechanism" - including the potential introduction of a nation-wide property tax - is being studied, and existing administrative controls would not be abandoned halfway.
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UEFA implemented a three-step protocol this season for international fixtures, whereby the games can be abandoned should racist behaviour from the stands continue after a series of stadium announcements.
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Critics have said that canceling the Obama-era deal could make North Korea hesitant to enter into a new one, knowing it could simply be abandoned by a future administration.
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He said the bank's stance was that the policy will not be abandoned before the end of the first quarter, and that it saw an exit likely in mid-2017.
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But since it took full effect on January 1, the law has drawn calls for it to be abandoned, including from Germany's far-right and the country's best selling newspaper.
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The governor said there are reports of a hotel in Southport that had to be abandoned because of a potential wall break, so 70 people were put into a shelter there.
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It is possible to be abandoned by a single mom, raised in an orphanage and go on to head one of America's greatest companies, as a 98-year-old friend did.
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In other words, the Veterinary Medical Society thinks that a ban on declawing could potentially increase the harm to some cats, causing them to be abandoned or put to sleep unnecessarily.
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Its figures suggest that merchants using the service see revenue increase by 7-12% thanks to shopping baskets that are bigger and less likely to be abandoned before checkout is complete.
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Earlier, British police had carried out a controlled explosion on a suspect device as a precaution, adding that the destroyed item turned out to be abandoned clothing rather than something suspicious.
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Here's what it should look like: Forget about austerity: The federally appointed fiscal oversight board approved a broad package of spending cuts and tax increases that will have to be abandoned.
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And when it all blew up and Abbott went back to prison, of course he would be abandoned, because the character died as soon as he stabbed Richard Adan to death.
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The network's planned live version of the legendary Broadway musical had to be abandoned for the television audience after actor Brennin Hunt, who played Roger, broke his foot during dress rehearsal.
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In the exercise scenario, an unspecified object strikes the ship, injuring a few crew members, disabling the power, and listing the boat such that it must be abandoned before it sinks.
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Some of the E.P.A.'s new methane rules are completed, for example, but other rules, both at the E.P.A. and at the Interior Department, are not and can simply be abandoned.
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"Even in Catholic media, limits can be overstepped, defamation and slander can become commonplace, and all ethical standards and respect for the good name of others can be abandoned," Francis said.
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Meanwhile, the Kurds feel as if they've helped America defeat ISIS only to be abandoned in the aftermath, said Nicholas Heras, an analyst at the Center for a New American Security.
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According to The Guardian, the hundreds of stray dogs that inhabit the zone are mainly descended from pets that had to be abandoned in the area after Chernobyl was evacuated in 1986.
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If the High Court judge rules the government information should be kept secret but was relevant to the death, the inquest might have to be abandoned and a public inquiry held instead.
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China hopes the United States would listen to its industry voices, and stop threatening tariffs and waging a trade war, Gao said, adding that such behaviour was "wrong" and should be "abandoned".
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A government watchdog is blasting the U.S. agency that invests overseas development for loaning $85 million to build a hotel and an apartment building in Afghanistan that now appear to be abandoned.
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If we lose that trust element, then the tech sector will be abandoned by people, and whether it's information security, it's accuracy of data, it's accuracy of news feeds, all those things.
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It was rebuilt, embraced as a symbol of Falluja's own rebirth after years of war, only to be abandoned when the city fell to the Islamic State more than two years ago.
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"If the LME doesn't have the resources, the European contract may have to be abandoned, unless the industry agrees to try and work with a dollar denomination," another steel industry source said.
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When their studios had to be abandoned, reporters went mobile — out into the relentless storm, so that they could continue to act as a megaphone for emergency services and the first responders.
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The electoral debacle in Iowa raised bipartisan concerns on Capitol Hill about the caucus system, prompting one top Democrat — Senator Richard J. Durbin of Illinois — to suggest that it be abandoned entirely.
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Photo by Lena Mucha for The Verge When the US entered Afghanistan, local DJs were hired to help with the war effort, only to be abandoned when the American military pulled out.
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"But if they couldn't [launch], and there was a good risk that they couldn't, then they would have to be abandoned on the moon, left to die there," Safire told NBC's Tim Russert.
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AND MOST OF ALL, FOR MANY OF OUR RED STATE DEMOCRATS, THE DEFICIT, THE HOLE IN THE DEFICIT, WHICH SEEMS TO BE ABANDONED BY THE HARD RIGHT, DEFICIT REDUCTION MATTERS TO THEM STILL.
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In Vermont, the framework of a single-payer system passed the state legislature in 2011, only to be abandoned after experts estimated the system would require the state to double its tax revenue.
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While it would take a lot for cities like Miami Beach to be abandoned, rising tides and more frequent monster storms are becoming, like the ravaging forest fires in California, a new normal.
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"Denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula and the establishment of permanent peace are historic tasks that can neither be abandoned nor delayed," Moon said in the meeting, according to South Korea's Yonhap News Agency.
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"The traditional urban design model should be abandoned in favor of one that is not wasteful, so that Mumbai's acute shortage of floorspace, as well as public spaces can be addressed," Patel said.
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The town was still in the process of recovering from Hurricane Matthew, and many homes appeared to be abandoned or in disrepair, their windows boarded up and weeds growing tall in the yards.
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He drew on an old Arabic maxim — "first the neighbor, then the house" — to suggest that Iran's neighbors would ultimately be abandoned by the U.S. and should not seek external guarantees of security.
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Mr Moscatelli predicts it will eventually be abandoned, just like a plan to clean up Rio's rubbish-filled Guanabara Bay that he helped the state develop in the lead-up to the 2016 Olympics.
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That idea had to be abandoned, but when he was fourteen he managed to get two hundred and thirteen people to stand in a field at Delft University and simultaneously hand-launch bottle rockets.
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Maybe the family separation issue is a cudgel that's useful for attacking the Trump administration but which, as a principle, will be abandoned as soon as Democrats retake power in 2021, 2025, or beyond.
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Back in 1986, Congress viewed communications over six months old to be abandoned and therefore subject to reduced protection, a notion that looks quaint today when emails and texts may be held for years.
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While the census has been completed in 18 African countries, projected surveying in two additional countries — South Sudan and the Central African Republic — had to be abandoned before they were completed due to security concerns.
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"Not only are they mourning their relationship and the betrayal, they're also enduring the pain of believing that ... they're not good enough or [the belief that] they're going to be abandoned is confirmed," Chan explains.
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With some Democrats now saying the Electoral College should be abandoned and that the presidential election should be decided by the popular vote, Trump said he's happy with the system the way it is now.
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According to Ali Nikpay, a partner at lawyers Gibson Dunn, this obligation could be abandoned on Brexit, so contracts for supplying police cars, for example, could be awarded to domestic carmakers instead of foreign ones.
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Not only does this keep back our largest cities, but smaller American cities are increasingly cut off from the national agenda, destined to become low-cost immigrant and retirement colonies, or simply to be abandoned.
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European settlers killed 56 million indigenous people over about 100 years in South, Central and North America, causing large swaths of farmland to be abandoned and reforested, researchers at University College London, or UCL, estimate.
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South Korean President Moon Jae-in said on Wednesday denuclearizing the Korean peninsula is an aim that cannot be abandoned, but also that he did not want the immediate reunification of North and South Korea.
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The self-heating paving stones that were to be used to create snow-melting bike lanes may also be abandoned, a spokeswoman acknowledged, given that any route will run only for a couple of blocks.
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McLachlan said a positive test result for Pendlebury would mean the entire Collingwood club would need to be tested and quarantined and the season-opening round would be abandoned "for the integrity of the competition".
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The good news, as Charen courageously reminded us, is that these fights should never be abandoned even when they seem lost, and that sometimes the fights most worth having are those with our own side.
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But peace with Israel, international use of the canal and cooperating in the fight against terrorism are in Egypt's own interest, and they are unlikely to be abandoned if America stands up for democratic principles.
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With the proposed federal cutbacks in medical research, global health and diplomacy, it falls to other resources to continue critically needed programs and services that must forge ahead rather than fall backward or be abandoned.
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The question is which of these two goals will ultimately be abandoned in favor of the other, and how long will it take for Saudi Arabia and Russia to realize the incompatibility of their dual ambitions?
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Alex is both devastated and actually quite angry because he feels like not only should Jo have told him, but he feels like he's going to be abandoned by both his wife and his best friend.
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But the rain meant that plans to inspect the 600 troops from her open-top "Queen-mobile" had to be abandoned because, aides said, there were "strict instructions" not to let her get wet or cold.
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"Scientific exploration is never-ending ... but this does not mean that the morals of science can be abandoned or that ethical standards can be ignored," the news agency said in a comment posted on social media.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Dialogue between Venezuela's feuding leftist government and the opposition will be a slow and difficult process but it must not be abandoned, the country's newly-named Roman Catholic Cardinal Baltazar Porras said on Thursday.
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"It is MEG's position that Enbridge's contract carriage proposal should be abandoned, as it is not in the overall public interest," said the letter, which was filed on Friday and signed by MEG's CEO Derek Evans.
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The distinction currently drawn by data breach notification laws between active and passive breaches should be abandoned, because it provides an incentive for malicious actors to obtain personal data through social engineering, rather than through hacking.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Two of the biggest donors to the Brexit campaign say they now believe the project they championed will eventually be abandoned by the government and the United Kingdom will stay in the European Union.
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When they began decrying the deficit and debt during President Obama's administration, under this theory, it was nothing but opportunistic political attacks, and it was obvious they would be abandoned as soon as Republicans regained power.
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If the Trump administration continues to block international economic activity with Iran, a country of 80 million people will be abandoned — and the world could suffer the consequences of the unfettered spread of a deadly disease.
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Mr. Graham isn't alone, of course; there is a long list of politicians who have debased themselves to please Mr. Trump, only to be abandoned by him like a sack of rotten fruit in the end.
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At the end of Mr. Bush's term, a second such freeze and partial dismantlement of a nuclear reactor was negotiated, only to be abandoned by the North Koreans as soon as President Barack Obama entered office.
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Oil companies have, in total, abandoned 2.2 million acres of Arctic drilling rights, Oceana said, and 80 percent of all area in the American Arctic leased in a 85033 sale has been or will be abandoned.
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And when the first rumors about a Pixel phone surfaced, it appeared as though Google will keep both the Nexus and Pixel brands; later rumors claim the Nexus will be abandoned in favor of the Pixel.
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The Raiders are an exciting team returning to glory after more than a decade of irrelevance, backed by a loyal, soon-to-be abandoned fan base, and they just got their biggest victory of the season.
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The odd thing is that many of those who have called for the foreign aid promise to be abandoned are the same who, when it comes to NICs, seem to consider the 2015 manifesto a sacred document.
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He told Reuters last year that families sometimes hand over their life savings to the agents hoping to secure a move to a top club, only for their sons to be abandoned on the streets of Europe.
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That was far below the peg of 3.64, fuelling talk among some foreign traders that the sanctions against Qatar by Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt might eventually force the peg to be abandoned.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean President Moon Jae-in said on Wednesday denuclearizing the Korean peninsula is an aim that cannot be abandoned, but also that he did not want the immediate reunification of North and South Korea.
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While it is important to ensure the safety and security of our nuclear forces and infrastructure, unnecessary upgrades, such as those planned for the 200-or-so tactical nuclear weapons collecting dust in Europe, should be abandoned.
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Plans to complete all stages of the process in a single day had to be abandoned, but a source close to negotiations on the timetable for the bill said they expected it to be finalised on Monday.
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Parents here point to Clark Elementary School in Hartford as an example of a school district that handled matters responsibly: In that case, an entire school building was closed — and may be abandoned — because of PCB contamination.
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Some enthusiasts of augmented reality therefore think that the technology will not take off properly until smartphones can be abandoned in favour of smart spectacles that can superimpose images on whatever their wearers happen to be looking at.
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They should never be forced to decide which newborn babies must be abandoned to die because of insufficient action from a "free world" that has lacked the political will and moral clarity to act to end the carnage.
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"The idea that Asian families and Asian-ness are uniquely harmful to Asian Americans needs to be abandoned....We must shift our blame onto the model minority, perpetual foreigner, and Orientalist stereotypes that constitute our oppression," Qiao wrote.
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While many shelters have restricted their visiting hours in compliance with social distancing measures, they are still actively encouraging people to adopt or foster, as a surge of pets may be abandoned or orphaned due to the pandemic.
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In the outback — a landscape central to Australian lore, far removed in distance and spirit from the coastal metropolises — rivers and lakes are disappearing, amplifying fears that wide swaths of rural territory may eventually have to be abandoned.
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As Jon O'Brien, the president of the group Catholics for Choice, told Vox, "Abortion has been considered sinful in the church for a long time," and Francis's announcement does not mean this stance will be abandoned anytime soon.
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Offering generous dividends, reinvesting in money-losing divisions and searching for mid-sized acquisitions – many of those plans may have to be abandoned as Vale braces for lawsuits that could grow into the tens of billions of dollars.
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This is not to say that they should be abandoned They could very reasonably be the subject of research, development, and potentially deployment, but the mitigation agenda should proceed on the premise that they will not work at scale.
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The nearly five-acre property did not have a traditional house and appeared to be abandoned, but the mother and children were living in a shed made of plywood, plastic, metal poles and other materials, the sheriff's department said.
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Heavy rain then swept across the course at Golden Ocala Golf and Equestrian Club, forcing play to be abandoned for the day with only 22 players in the field of 120 back in the clubhouse having completed their rounds.
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The 30-year-old clothing designer from Venezuela is part of a group of millennial makers who work with plant-based dyes, which tend to be more sustainable and make use of vegetable scraps that might otherwise be abandoned.
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There were celebrations aboard the New Zealand catamaran after they crossed the line nearly a minute ahead of the Swedish boat after an earlier race had to be abandoned when the wind dropped away and left both teams drifting.
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On Friday, hedge fund manager Crispin Odey, a major donor to the Brexit campaign, went as far as to say he now expects the project to be abandoned altogether and that he is positioning for the pound to strengthen.
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That mission could be abandoned by next year, but Musk would be still be left with at least one sprawling underground lair, concealed from public view by a dilapidated house and accessible by a car-sized elevator in its garage.
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"The aversion to income under current law, given the high rates at which it is taxed, can be abandoned under the House plan," said Bob Willens, a New York City-based tax analyst for hedge funds, in an email to CNBC.
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"The fear is that they will now be abandoned," said Giancarla Celli, 32, standing outside the 300-year-old family villa that withstood the quake, but which has been badly damaged and is now unsafe, cracks zigzagging up its walls.
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Professor Huang Annian, a historian currently based in the United States is one of the scholars working on the project and he wrote a letter to the editorial board insisting that moving forward, the "old political framework" should be abandoned.
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Hawking's calculation suggests that this information is lost, essentially leaking out of the universe when it enters a black hole; in that case, the framework of quantum mechanics, which treats information as the universe's fundamental, indestructible currency, must be abandoned.
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"Both the hotel and the apartment building now appear to be abandoned empty shells, and both loans are in default, possibly as the result of fraud," Special Inspector General John Sopko wrote to Elizabeth Littlefield in the letter released Thursday.
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DETROIT, Nov 1.33 (Reuters) - Major automakers posted mixed U.S. new vehicle sales in October on Wednesday, though America's love affair with high-margin pickup trucks and SUVs was unrelenting as passenger cars continued to be abandoned for larger, more comfortable vehicles.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The head of Germany's conservatives said on Thursday speeding up investment must be a priority as fears of recession in Europe's biggest economy grow, and that strict fiscal rules have flexibility built in so need not be abandoned immediately.
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Oh, and if you were wondering why CNN didn't cover the rally, it may be because their soon-to-be-abandoned headquarters, the Time Warner Center, is one of the highest polluting buildings in the city under de Blasio's new formula.
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For "Traviata," in a production by Arin Arbus previously mounted at the Lyric Opera of Chicago and the Canadian Opera Company, the large sets had to be abandoned and the staging, which originally relied heavily on shadow-play, largely revamped.
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But Iran's leaders always reminded their people that Syria, the lone Arab country that sided with Iran during the eight-year Iran-Iraq War, could not be abandoned, that without it, Iran would be vastly more vulnerable in the region.
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An initial plan for Xi and Trump to meet on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Chile on November 16 and 17 had to be abandoned when the Chilean government canceled the forum because of social unrest.
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After Judge Baker's ruling on Saturday, McKesson asked for the temporary restraining order to be abandoned because "the imminent danger that defendants would use McKesson's property and be unable to return it" had been addressed by the federal court's action.
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The investigation is assessing who made that judgment and why it was not accurate -- a critical question because the team got orders while in the field to visit an ISIS camp that was known to be abandoned to gather intelligence.
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The rest was destroyed by eminent domain, both with the entrance ramps for the Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel which caused much of lower Washington Street to be abandoned by 1946, and the construction of the World Trade Center started in 1966.
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Clinton argued during her 11-hour grilling before the committee last October that no recommendations were made to her from State Department experts or the intelligence community that U.S. facilities in Benghazi or Tripoli should be abandoned on the basis of the assessments.
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EnQuest switched from plans to sell a 20 percent stake in Kraken to borrowing money against it after two sets of sale talks had to be abandoned as a deadline for a debt repayment approached, industry and banking sources said last year.
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The new proposals look sensible enough: minors may not be abandoned entirely; local institutions such as schools and hospitals must do more to notify the authorities of cases of abuse or neglect; social workers should monitor the welfare of left-behind children.
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Reacting to the vote, Merkel showed she is not in lock step with her party base by insisting the 2014 double-passport agreement with the SPD would not be abandoned before next year's election and that campaigning should not focus on the issue.
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The Trump administration will soon begin fingerprinting parents claiming custody of children who entered the United States illegally without an adult relative, officials said a week ago, prompting criticism that children may be abandoned by those who fear being identified and deported.
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BERLIN, Aug 15 (Reuters) - The head of Germany's conservatives said on Thursday speeding up investment must be a priority as fears of recession in Europe's biggest economy grow, and that strict fiscal rules have flexibility built in so need not be abandoned immediately.
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Instead, they should be identifying what current U.S. responsibilities – from the ongoing forever wars in at least eight countries to longstanding treaty commitments to militarily defend more than 60 nations abroad – should be abandoned and which must be maintained for the 85033st Century.
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The book contended that, at the turn of the century, subjectivity in poetry had become so rote, so inauthentic, that it had had to be abandoned completely—in a sense, killed off—and replaced by a more impersonal kind of lyric voice.
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Soros said the idea of a "multi-speed Europe" where all countries are moving to further integration should be abandoned and replaced with the idea of a "multi-track Europe" where member states have more choice over their political and economic direction.
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The cookie program is too vital to Girl Scout finances — it brings in some $800 million in annual sales — to be abandoned, but, with a continuing slide in members, planning began more than a year ago to clarify and broaden the organization's appeal.
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If you believed the left's commitment to workplace speech protections is a ruse that would be abandoned as soon as that speech tilted right and the employee being protected was a conservative, the reaction to Google's firing of Damore proved you were right all along.
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Only too-clever-by-half "nonpartisan" diplomats (almost certainly Obama administration hold-overs) would insist that the Kurdish people must be abandoned for the sake of good relations with the Iraq, regardless of the nature of the Iraqi government, or worse, the Turkish one.
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Young people and many independents and others support Sanders because he believes in the power and nobility of the dream, while cynics claim those dreams are "naive" and "unrealistic" and should be abandoned before the battle to make them come true has even begun.
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Then, in June of 1958, a group of right-wing French military men, alarmed by the Fourth Republic's failure to defeat the ongoing rebellion in Algeria, and worried that the French nationals there would be abandoned, set about to organize a coup of sorts.
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In principle, coastal defenses could be built to protect the densest cities, but experts believe it will be impossible to do that along all 95,000 miles of the American coastline, meaning that immense areas will most likely have to be abandoned to the rising sea.
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For example, one could invest decades of effort in reproducing within a committed family structure to have it undermined by a single promiscuous interloper: Men could be deceived into investing in another man's offspring; women could be abandoned with multiple children and limited resources.
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Since the dragon was too heavy to move, it had to be abandoned in the field, where at first it feasted on the carcasses of the slain, and then on the calves and sheep provided by the king's guards left behind to protect the creature.
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"Given the severity of failings discussed in this paper, the lack of transparency, the risks to voter privacy, and the trivial nature of the attacks, we suggest that any near-future plans to use this app for high-stakes elections be abandoned," the researchers conclude.
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After more than five hours of debate, the 85-member City Council rejected the controversial plan, 53 to 32, meaning that the project to construct an art museum on the banks of the South Harbor of Helsinki will be abandoned, at least for now.
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But under the government's latest proposals, critics say, longstanding efforts to tighten rules on evidence and train a functioning police force would most likely be abandoned for a more expedient approach to dealing with crime, leaving untouched a central problem plaguing Mexico today: impunity.
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Under the imperium of The Shield, where punk meant Jim McMahon writing passive-aggressive Pete Rozelle callouts on his unauthorized headband, there is only Pride and Honor and Battle; humor and irreverence seem to be abandoned unless it is somehow accidentally buttfumbled into existence.
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Creating bigger worlds with more extensive narratives generates opportunities for hiring more staff, but when that no longer drives customers the way it did (or when lines of economic investment simply need to be abandoned), a company might end up laying off a quarter of its employees.
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The withdrawal at al-Tanf added to the concerns among US partner forces in Syria that they will be abandoned mid-fight — and it came as Secretary of Defense James Mattis issued a resignation letter stressing the need for the US to stand by its allies.
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It succeeded in eliminating malaria from Europe, North America, the Caribbean and parts of Asia and South America, but high numbers continued in Africa, and other parts of South America and Asia, including Sri Lanka, causing the goal of ending malaria globally to be abandoned in 1969.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel on Saturday became the latest European politician to voice doubts over the possibility of the EU agreeing a major new trade deal with the United States, saying in a newspaper interview that negotiations might have to be abandoned for now.
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There are legitimate critiques to standard social safety net and welfare programs — they can be administered inefficiently and they aren&apost structured perfectly to fit the needs of today — but that doesn&apost mean they should be abandoned for a shiny policy idea taking Twitter by storm.
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In a letter last year to chief executives at companies such as Starbucks, Jacobs Douwe Egberts (JDE) and Nestle, a group representing growers in more than 30 countries said there was a risk farms would be abandoned, fuelling social and political unrest as well as more illegal migration.
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Passing 18 could soon mean nothing—just an excuse for a party and the ability to buy a drink without fake ID. And many more traditional markers of adulthood could also be abandoned; "being an adult" might not mean owning a home or having a child any longer.
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Henrietta Hill, lawyer for Hermitage Capital Management which employed Magnitsky, said Hilliard needed to answer the "Litvinenko" question of whether the inquest, due to start on June 5, would have to be abandoned because it could not examine secret documents, and be replaced by a public inquiry instead.
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It should now be clear that the kind of draconian cuts that President Trump and the Republican Congress have been pursuing in federal spending, including cuts to FEMA, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the Department of Housing and Urban Development (which helps rebuild communities) must be abandoned.
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President Donald Trump's decision to abandon the Kurds by withdrawing US troops in northeastern Syria gives a greenlight to Turkey to launch a military operation there and sends a dangerous message to US allies that they could be abandoned at a moment's notice despite promises and sacrifices made.
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The views expressed are his own) By John Kemp LONDON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's decision to replace his secretary of state with a more hawkish figure should have been bullish for oil prices since it increases the probability the nuclear deal with Iran will be abandoned in May.
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However, the CMS guidance lists "caregiving" as one of the activities that can satisfy a state's work or community engagement requirements, so there's no reason to think millions of kids in Medicaid households will suddenly be abandoned by mom or dad when a state passes Medicaid work requirement legislation.
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To determine whether a startup delivers a vitamin or a painkiller, I looked at three criteria: Admittedly, the second criterion applies more readily to B2B companies than to B2C companies, but I think that's fair; great consumer products, while incredibly valuable and/or addictive, can be abandoned in tough times.
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Just as the latest round of Nafta talks neared their opening, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government announced that it had reached a deal to bring Canada into the Trans-Pacific Partnership, another free trade arrangement that had been championed by the United States only to be abandoned by President Trump.
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Opponents say the course and its amenities are nothing like what was promised, don't appear to be popular with golfers and may be abandoned by Trump if he fails to block a wind turbine farm that will sit 703 miles off the coast when it becomes operational early next year.
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If you believed the right's commitment to at-will employment, belief in the sanctity of private contracts, and opposition to safe spaces was a ruse that would be abandoned as soon as it was politically convenient, their reaction to the reaction to Google's firing of Damore proved you were right all along.
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For those of us who, from the start, questioned the wisdom of the Iraq war, our sense of isolation surely wasn't much different from the loneliness felt in the 1950s by Senator Herbert Lehman of New York, who confronted Joe McCarthy's demagogy only to be abandoned by so many of his colleagues.
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"Given the severity of failings discussed in this paper, the lack of transparency, the risks to voter privacy, and the trivial nature of the attacks, we suggest that any near-future plans to use this app for high-stakes elections be abandoned," wrote MIT researchers Michael Specter, James Koppel, and Daniel Weitzner.
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South Korea: President Moon Jae-in said at an emergency meeting with his top security officials: "Denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula and the establishment of permanent peace are historic tasks that can neither be abandoned nor delayed... I am very perplexed and it is very regrettable that the...summit" won't go ahead as planned.
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With the addition of former U.N. Ambassador John Bolton as national security advisor just this week, it seems more likely the deal will be abandoned by the U.S. "When you look at the Middle East, you have more fault lines that could erupt than you or I could count," said Richard Haass, president of the Council on Foreign Relations.
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Earlier, Jain had spoken of the grief of the 16th-century Mughal emperor Akbar, who, after the death of a cherished Sufi saint, had built him a white marble mausoleum in the red sandstone city Akbar constructed near Agra called Fatehpur Sikri — a city of pure folly, which was soon to be abandoned, for it ran out of water.
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That President Trump will mend his ways and behave decently in office (that one is beginning to unravel pretty quickly); that Brexit, being a clear recipe for economic damage at home and diminished status abroad, will soon be abandoned, or watered down beyond recognition, by a Parliament and a public that slowly come back to their senses.
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All three main American airlines want to keep their landing rights in Heathrow and therefore do not want a return to the situation under Bermuda II. In recent years American and Delta have also signed extremely profitable joint-venture agreements with British Airways and Virgin respectively, which would have to be abandoned under competition law if open skies were to end.
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In his darkest moment, Jesus seems to be abandoned by most of his cowardly male disciples who are disappointed that he has failed to triumph as an earthly king, and frightened for their own skins; but his female followers, though grief-stricken over his fate, remain loyal and determined to do their cultural duty by anointing his body with spices.
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In a letter published in the French newspaper Libération on Monday, prominent figures including the filmmaker Olivier Assayas, the architect Dominique Perrault and the former culture minister Frédéric Mitterrand described the work, "Bouquet of Tulips," as "shocking" and called for plans to install it in the plaza in front of the City of Paris Museum of Modern Art and the Palais de Tokyo to be abandoned.
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However, his signature verbal depredations, which debase the public square and reduce serious discussion of issues and problems to a festival of insults, one-line zingers and lectern histrionics, will have to be abandoned if he becomes the nominee and faces a serious and well-schooled Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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"It's crucial for Trump to show that he's willing to defend and protect South Korea because there's a lot of questions and concerns on the part of South Koreans about his commitment to that alliance, and that has fed fears here in South Korea that they may be abandoned," said Jean Lee, a global fellow at the Wilson Center and former Pyongyang bureau chief for The Associated Press.
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