It would "blow a hole in Virginia's budget," McAuliffe said in a statement.
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Republicans must be careful not to "blow a hole" in the deficit, Black said.
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Dr Eklund's results blow a hole in a lot of psychological and neuroscientific work.
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That could blow a hole in their budgets and potentially speed their exits from the exchanges.
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So then, they hire some motherfucker to come out and blow a hole in the Central road.
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Arden's challenge is to not allow her spending plan blow a hole in the strong finances her government inherited.
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Those facts from Cooper blow a hole in the carefully crafted timeline presented by Trump and the White House.
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But when tax cuts blow a hole in the deficit, Republican leaders point to programs like Social Security and Medicare.
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Maybe it won't boost growth that much... and maybe it is going to blow a hole in the fiscal deficit.
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Her plan: advance down a sloping hill where combat engineers would use explosives to blow a hole in a fence.
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They're right in the sweet spot of not too cheap, but not going to blow a hole in your wallet.
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"Particularly if the courts blow a hole in the ACA, I think that would put Republicans at a disadvantage," he said.
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It's not a matter of tossing a grenade to blow a hole in any random wall, although that's a valid approach.
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Now, the Supreme Court will decide the fate of the reefs — and potentially blow a hole in the Clean Water Act.
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Even some sort of compromise with Madrid, possibly a devolution of tax powers, would blow a hole in the central government's budget.
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If he doesn't say that the president set this condition, this quid pro quo, doesn't that blow a hole in your case?
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Some fiscal experts said the governor's plans could blow a hole in the city's budget, and create financial problems for years to come.
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But if the increase in the standard deduction stays too, Mr Trump's revised plan will still blow a hole in the federal budget.
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A bigger cut to Pemex's tax bill would blow a hole in the federal budget - about 15% of which comes from the oil firm.
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And the incentives themselves will blow a hole in state and local budgets, draining resources that would be better invested in, say, public education.
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Law enforcement teams used explosives to try to blow a hole in the outer wall of the club, but they did not completely breach it.
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Several GOP senators announced on Thursday that they would oppose the measure, blasting it as wasteful spending that will blow a hole in the deficit.
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First, the government, through Medicaid, often pays the salaries of home health workers, meaning that escalating wages could blow a hole in the federal budget.
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LS: So you had to light this cannon and it'd blow a hole in his chest, and you could shoot the core of Davy Jones.
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Banks are reluctant to sell soured debts quickly, fearing that would blow a hole in their accounts and force them to raise cash in rough markets.
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The fancy digs were discovered when prison authorities uncovered a plan by Pavao to use explosives to blow a hole in his well-appointed cell and escape.
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Critics say it will blow a hole in the federal budget, and the Congressional Budget Office last week said the deficit will reach $1 trillion by 2020.
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After a three-hour standoff, she heard explosions as the police started their final assault on the club, trying to blow a hole in an outer wall.
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Threat level: Investors are worried that the race to the bottom, now clearly in full swing, will blow a hole in the profitability of online brokerage companies.
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Supporters of more OCO funding will argue that one way or another increased spending on ISIS and European defense will blow a hole in the Pentagon's base budget.
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The growing devastation caused by climate change, as seen this month in Texas, Florida and the Caribbean, are going to blow a hole in your fossil-fuel portfolio.
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The philosophical difference results in blows when Daryl suggests using explosives to blow a hole in the Sanctuary to let zombies finish the job of wiping out the Saviors.
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Tax reform is lining up like this: Republicans want big, business-friendly tax cuts to spur savings and investments while Democrats complain it'll blow a hole in the deficit.
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In 2004, McLean was charged with swerving his car toward a neighbor walking his dog while threatening another man that he would "blow a hole in your head," it also said.
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The new whistleblower could potentially blow a hole in the key GOP defense — that his or her predecessor only had second-hand knowledge of the conduct that could lead to Trump's impeachment.
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"He described his plan to use the AT-4 to blow a hole in the White House so that the group could enter," FBI Special Agent Tyler Krueger said in an affidavit.
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He was ready to stand on principle and vote down his party's tax bill because the Republicans were about to blow a hole in the deficit — until he wasn't and he didn't.
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One problem for Mr Hammond is that, even if the tax cuts do not blow a hole in the public finances in the long run, in the short term his fiscal needs are pressing.
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The question is whether his announced tax reductions and wage improvements could blow a hole in France's budget, already in danger of breaching the European Union's guidelines of 3 percent of gross domestic product.
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A particular problem for Mr Hammond is that, even if the tax cuts do not blow a hole in the public finances in the long run, in the short term his fiscal needs are pressing.
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And accordingly, it does blow a hole in the rest of a smartly done, crowd-pleasing movie, because you don't forget that in addition to the space race, there's this other race thing going on.
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It would also blow a hole in the EU's common budget and tilt the balance away from the open, competitive economy favored by the Netherlands, Sweden, Ireland and central European states, toward protectionism and heavier regulation.
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Finally, determined to blow a hole in the Trump hot air balloon, the columnist hits hard: The white American underclass is in thrall to a vicious, selfish culture whose main products are misery and used heroin needles.
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Wallace also suggested that the coming testimony of Gordon Sondland, the US ambassador to the European Union who has knowledge of the Ukraine dealings at the heart of the impeachment inquiry, could "blow a hole" in Trump's defense.
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He said he intended to use the shoulder-fired weapon to blow a hole in the White House, after which the group would "go in and take down as many (people) as they possibly could," the affidavit states.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Financial services firms in Britain paid a record 75 billion pounds in taxes in the last financial year, but City bosses warned a chaotic Brexit could blow a hole in the industry's tax receipts in future years.
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It will blow a hole in the deficit Back in September, the right-leaning Tax Foundation estimated that, even after accounting for growth, the Trump campaign plan would put a $2.6 trillion to $3.9 trillion hole in the budget.
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Such a device would work like a large grenade, exploding with enough force to blow a hole in an airplane, even if it went off in the cargo hold, said Professor Greg Barton, a security expert at Deakin University in Melbourne.
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Striking the health care provision might satisfy some GOP moderates who oppose repealing the language, but would also blow a hole in the senators' tax cut plan, leaving them $338 billion short of their revenue goal over the next 10 years.
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The departure of Cohn, director of the National Economic Council, was expected to be finalized in a few weeks and will blow a hole in Trump's already depleted advisory team at a time when the economy is growing but markets are volatile.
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"These figures blow a hole in the remain campaign's key tactic: to do down Britain and wrongly suggest that we can't get a free trade deal after we say no to Brussels," Matthew Elliott, chief executive of Vote Leave campaign group, said.
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According to the Tax Policy Center, a full repeal of SALT would raise $1.3 trillion in revenue over the next decade — which would go a long way for Republicans who are limited in how much they can blow a hole in the deficit.
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Gregore Sambor, then-Philadelphia police commissioner (in testimony): … I had recommended that the best way was to use an explosive entry device to blow a hole in the roof to insert gas in through the roof, and also to dislodge the bunker.
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To do that they have to comply with their own budget resolution under the Senate's Byrd rule, which doesn't allow them to blow a hole in the national debt that exceeds $2000 trillion during the ten years after the measure becomes law.
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So here's what you'd have to do: If you stop being an employee, and make your employer hire you as an independent contractor, the tax cut could save you thousands … and blow a hole in the federal budget, if enough people try it.
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The GOP bill's Medicaid provisions are reigniting a longstanding debate between conservatives who have long been critical of the program's cost and performance against more moderate Republicans worried that cuts will blow a hole in their state's budget and leave patients out in the cold.
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For Russia, which relies on energy for about half its budget revenues and 40 percent of exports, $30-a-barrel oil could wipe out in just over a year the nation's rainy day funds amassed during bull energy markets and blow a hole in its budget.
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While we can all blow a hole in a lot of the statements including (John) Kelly's and (James) Mattis' given how carefully worded they are, they sow enough doubt that his supporters, and maybe even a swath of people in the middle, may not jump ship over the book.
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Some see poorer eastern European states, already at odds with the rich powers on various other issues, as particularly vulnerable to London courting them with money - Brexit will blow a hole in the EU's subsidy budget - and its treatment of 1.6 million east Europeans in Britain, half of them Poles.
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Of the proposal to create special tax districts on developments near transit expansions, an idea known as value capture, Mr. de Blasio said such a move would "blow a hole in the city's budget" and allow the state to raid the city's property tax revenue, forcing him to cut back on vital services such as education or public safety.
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Jim HimesJames (Jim) Andres HimesThe Memo: GOP plays risky game with attacks on Vindman Impeachment witnesses push back against being called 'Never Trumpers' Live coverage: House holds third day of public impeachment hearings MORE (D-Conn.), meanwhile, was asked by Fox News's Chris WallaceChristopher (Chris) WallaceChris Wallace: Sondland testimony 'took out the bus and ran over' Trump, top aides Chris Wallace: Trump testifying 'would be akin to Prince Andrew testifying about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein' Fox's Neil Cavuto rips into Trump over attacks on Chris Wallace's impeachment coverage MORE whether it would "blow a hole in your case" if Sondland testifies there was no quid pro quo conditioning military aid on an investigation.
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Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (R-Ariz.) and James LankfordJames Paul LankfordHillicon Valley: GOP hits back over election security bills | Ratcliffe out for intel chief | Social media companies consider policies targeting 'deepfakes' | Capital One, GitHub sued over breach The Hill's 22019:30 Report: Biden camp feels boost after Detroit debate GOP punches back in election security fight MORE (R-Okla.) — have been concerned that the bill could blow a hole in the deficit.
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But they decide to blow a hole in the wall anyway, since they don't have much chance if they don't. The Doctor tells Rose and Jack that the room is safe, because the air conditioning is still connected, so there was never a toxin or a leak. They blow a hole in the storeroom wall, which lets them into a corridor. They open the door to the lab, turn on the light, bring everyone in, then barricade the door.
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He then proceeds to knock out the guards and blow a hole in the back of the truck with a bazooka, thus freeing a well known mercenary and trainer of supervillain henchmen, Taskmaster. He tells Taskmaster (whom he affectionately calls 'Tasky') that he won't owe him anything. He simply wants a trade. His freedom, in exchange for a fight with Deadpool.
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The soldiers blow a hole in another wall and escape. Most of the village's fuel is at the dry dock. They spread it over the ground, planning to light it as soon as the blob creatures get there. The scientists plan to detonate missiles left on the subs, in order to power up the ship and make all of them young and healthy again.
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Svetlana (in defiance of Bella's advice) trades with the Musk Dogs for a passkey in return for access to Janus. The attempted construction of the passkey leads to an outbreak of replicating femtotech causing many deaths, at the same time it is revealed that the Musk Dogs are not tapping energy from Janus but priming the moon to explode so as to blow a hole in the wall of the Structure.
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Reaching their objective, they planted plastic explosives in a round pattern to blow a hole in the pipes. Attaching a 30-minute delayed fuse, they waited to hear the sound of explosives going off inside the plant, which was the signal to activate their fuse.Schofield, p.46 The other nine commandos had set out for the rear of the power plant; seven entered the machinery hall, leaving two commandos on guard.
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Using two Bangalore torpedoes to blow a hole in the barbed wire, they managed to scale the cliffs. As they approached the battery at 05:45 it opened fire on the main landing force coming ashore at Dieppe. This was 30 minutes before Group one was expected to be in a position but Mills-Roberts responded by speeding up the advance to get their guns into action sooner. Once in position they opened fire on the battery with their mortars, Bren machine guns and sniper rifles.
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The next day, the two tour the devastation and connect with surviving residents. The Bathtub residents celebrate the end of the storm and make plans to rebuild their community, but the environment is damaged because the salt water surge from the storm has contaminated the fresh water supply. Wink hatches a plan to drain the water away by destroying the levee. He and a small group of friends plant dynamite and blow a hole in the wall using an alligator gar, and the water recedes.
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In July 1968 the Royal Engineers were given a budget of just £725 to blow a hole in the rock and inundate the quarry. They assessed the location as an ideal spot for a harbour because of the durability of the blue granite. The task became much more complicated than expected and was postponed until the following year, when the Engineers returned and eventually created the marina by using high explosives. In the end the cost soared to £27,000, mainly paid by the British taxpayer.
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The IRA immediately began making plans to break Twomey, O'Hagan and Mallon out of the prison.Break-out! Famous Prison Escapes, pp. 120–121. The first attempt involved explosives that had been smuggled into the prison, which were to be used to blow a hole in a door which would give the prisoners access to the exercise yard. From there, they would scale a rope ladder thrown over the exterior wall by members of the IRA's Dublin Brigade who would have a getaway car waiting to complete the escape.
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He comes to this conclusion based on the fact that Redwood is a Frozener - an artificial human hatched from eggs that runs on artificial white blood, meant for military and police usage. Dave then dies, and Jonathan and Ed are left with no choice to hunt down Redwood. They chase Redwood into a jewelry store where they discover that he has set a bomb, and if they don't defuse it, it will blow a hole in the colony. They manage to defuse the bomb, but at the cost of losing Redwood.
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Mestor refrains from killing Peri immediately, finding her appearance pleasing. Jacondan guards arrive in Azmael's lab and seize the Doctor. The Doctor tells Mestor that he ought to allow him to assist with the dangerous operation of moving the planets, as a single mistake could blow a hole in that corner of the universe. Back the laboratory, Azmael informs the Doctor of the details of the plan to bring the planets into the same orbit — they will be placed in different time zones using time travel technology that Mestor stole from Azmael.
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This was attached to a wall or gate using hooks and rings, the fuse lit and, if successful, the resulting explosive force, concentrated at the target point, would blow a hole in the obstruction, allowing assault troops to enter. Shakespeare's phrase, "hoist with his own petard", is an idiom that means "to be harmed by one's own plan to harm someone else" or "to fall into one's own trap", implying that one could be lifted (blown) upward by one's own bomb, or in other words, be foiled by one's own plan.
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A 20-minute battle ensued between the terrorists and the embassy security force, during which some embassy security forces were fired upon by snipers from across the road. In the midst of the battle, a car bomb exploded at a second security ring of concrete blocks in an unsuccessful attempt to blow a hole in the wall. Up to five explosions may have occurred during the attack. Six members of the Yemeni security forces, six attackers (one of whom wore an explosives belt), and six civilians were killed in the attack.
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The Japanese had already tried the previous night to infiltrate a "suicide squadron" bearing explosive picric acid up to this gate to blow a hole in it, but it got lost in the morning fog and failed to reach the wall.; Kojima relied heavily on field diaries for his research. At noon on December 12 a team of just six Japanese soldiers made it across the moat in a small boat and succeeded in scaling the wall at Zhonghua Gate on a shaky bamboo ladder and raising the Japanese flag there.; Kojima relied heavily on field diaries for his research.
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Shane has Abigail meet him at the Crocodile where he sticks her with a drug filled needle. In the resulting drug filled haze, Abigail accidentally kills Brent, leaving her emotionally distraught and defenseless as the D.U.P. closes in on her. Back in the present Augustine reveals that she knew Abigail's story all along, she has been making her work up the nerve for murder, revealing that she has Shane in custody and offers Abigail the chance to kill him. Gladly accepting Augustine's offer Abigail's "enthusiasm" leads her to blow a hole in the wall of the prison into the outside world.
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Visiting time at the Clerkenwell House of Detention, 1862 Burke's Republican colleagues tried to free him on Thursday 12 December, without success. They tried to blow a hole in the prison wall while the prisoners were exercising in the prison yard, but their bomb failed to explode. They tried again at about 3:45 pm the following day, 13 December, using a barrel of gunpowder concealed on a costermonger's barrow. The explosion demolished a section of the wall, but no one escaped: the prison authorities had been forewarned and the prisoners were exercised earlier in the day, so they were locked in their cells when the bomb exploded.
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Bob Dole's tax-cut plan found itself under attack from the White House, who said it would "blow a hole in the deficit," which had been cut nearly in half during his opponent's term. Throughout the run-up to the general election, Clinton maintained comfortable leads in the polls over Dole and Perot. The televised debates featured only Dole and Clinton, locking out Perot and the other minor candidates from the discussion. Perot, who had been allowed to participate in the 1992 debates, would eventually take his case to court, seeking damages from not being in the debate, as well as citing unfair coverage from the major media outlets.
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A gameplay screenshot showcasing Hibana using her X-Kairos gadget to blow a hole in a wall. In Rainbow Six Siege, Hibana is a light- armoured attacking operator who is equipped with the "X-Kairos", a 40 mm calibre launcher that fires six explosive pellets simultaneously that can be remotely detonated from a safe distance. The launcher can be used to blow open holes in walls, creating either sightlines or entry points depending on how the player uses it. For firearms, she possesses either a Benelli Supernova pump-action shotgun or a Howa Type 89 assault rifle as primary weapons and either a SIG Sauer P229 semi-automatic pistol or a Minebea PM-9 machine pistol as secondary weapons.
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Watson was briefly arrested and was threatened with the forfeiture of his ship by the decision of a Portuguese court. After several months of efforts to have the Sea Shepherd released, and with most of its valuable equipment stolen, Watson and engineer Peter Woof scuttled the ship to prevent her from falling into the whalers' hands. In February 1980, just as the Sierra was nearly completely repaired and refitted to continue whaling, unknown saboteurs hired by the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society used magnetic limpet mines to blow a hole in her side and sank the pirate whaler in Lisbon harbor, permanently ending her career. However, Sierra was hardly the world's only pirate whaling ship.
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The suspect apparently carried the PETN onto the plane in a -long soft plastic container, possibly a condom, attached to his underwear. Much of the container was lost in the fire. ABC News cited a government test indicating that of PETN can blow a hole in the side of an airliner, and posted photos of the remains of Abdulmutallab's underwear and explosive packet. A sample of TATP, one of the explosive substances in the powder Abdulmutallab tried to ignite In a public test conducted by the BBC, the test plane's fuselage remained intact, indicating that the bomb would not have destroyed the aircraft, though it did show window damage that would likely have led to cabin depressurization.
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Clerkenwell was also the location of three prisons: the Clerkenwell Bridewell, Coldbath Fields Prison (later Clerkenwell Gaol) and the New Prison, later the Clerkenwell House of Detention, notorious as the scene of the Clerkenwell Outrage in 1867, an attempted prison break by Fenians who killed many in the tenement houses on Corporation Row in trying to blow a hole in the prison wall. The House of Detention was demolished in 1890 but the extensive vaults and cells beneath, now known as the Clerkenwell Catacombs, remained. They were reopened as air raid shelters during the Blitz, and for a few years were open as a minor tourist attraction. Various film scenes have been shot in the catacombs.
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Many ships were able to provide steam via cross-connections from either boiler room to either engine room.Brown, p. 163 The unit system was developed during World War I to help mitigate damage and flooding from damage inflicted by a weapon and to preserve a ship's mobility by physically separating the engines and boilers into at least two groups so that a single torpedo hit, for example, could not flood all of the boiler or engine rooms, disabling all of the ship's propulsion machinery. A single World War II torpedo hit would typically blow a hole in the hull and would compromise the integrity of adjacent watertight bulkheads over twice that length and further if the ship was of riveted construction rather than welded.
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M5 Stuart light tank, fitted with a Culin-style "cutter" (August 1944, Ahuillé, France) Prior to the launch of Operation Cobra (an American offensive during the Normandy campaign), solutions were developed for how tanks could effectively support the offensive within this terrain. Bulldozers or tanks modified to carry a bulldozer blade were used to open gaps in hedgerows. Some hedgerows were so thick that engineers first had to blow a hole in the bank, which a bulldozer would later clear and widen. This time- consuming process slowed down the progress of the Allied offensive, and was compounded by the problem of the conspicuous bulldozers and dozer tanks being targeted by German gunners to deny the Allies a means to break through.
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The Norfolk Island Chief Minister, Lisle Snell, said that "the referendum results blow a hole in Canberra's assertion that the reforms introduced before the Australian Parliament that propose abolishing the Legislative Assembly and Norfolk Island Parliament were overwhelmingly supported by the people of Norfolk Island". The Norfolk Island Legislation Amendment Act 2015 passed the Australian Parliament on 14 May 2015 (assented on 26 May 2015), abolishing self-government on Norfolk Island and transferring Norfolk Island into a council as part of New South Wales law. From 1 July 2016 Norfolk Island legislation will be transferred to New South Wales and subject to NSW legislation. The island's official capital is Kingston; it is, however, more a centre of government than a sizeable settlement.
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Initially it was unclear where Grant had fallen, so Smith "with no concern for his personal safety", and despite receiving a significant volume of insurgent machine gun and rifle fire, moved into a position to enable him to confirm Corporal Grant's exact location. After being ordered to wait to receive a ballistic shield, Smith leapt over a wall and moved across exposed and open ground to the position where Corporal Grant had been shot. He then commenced treating Grant using his additional advanced medical skills until he could be evacuated from the compound. Smith then returned to the fight operating with the other NZSAS personnel to blow a hole in a rear wall, allowing the CRU to storm the compound from a neighbouring building and rescue the hostages.
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There were cases of old rifles and cases of ammunition on board as well. After many attempts, including an unsuccessful attempt by the embarked UDT/Seals (Underwater Demolition Team)from the Deliver to blow a hole in the reef surrounding Triton Island to facilitate the salvage operation using LCU-8s instead of the CH-46 and CH-53 helicopters from Mount Vernon and Mount Hood, members of all five ships were sent aboard the Sgt Jack Pendleton to salvage whatever was felt could be used for the rest of their deployments. The main cargo on the ship was contaminated ammunition for large caliber guns that was being returned from Vietnam to the US. These large shells were stowed in holds both fore and aft. Although a hole was blown in the reef, it was felt that removal of the ammunition by crane was not possible.
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A writer from the Leader-Post praised Lee's "stunning notes" on "Lithium" which he further described as the equivalent of "My Immortal" from the band's debut studio album Fallen (2003). Saying that it "could blow a hole in the wall", a writer from Billboard went on to describe the song as "the kind of number Evanescence was born to perform: cinematic production, gripping orchestration and Amy Lee's voice gliding through verses and soaring over choruses". The writer finished off his review by noting that Lee's "latest musical affair with darkness is captivating" and it would almost make listeners "wish [their] heart was broken". A more mixed review came from R.J. Carter of the music website The Trades, who felt that "Lithium" was one of The Open Doors two songs which would have been better off as bonus tracks, adding "['Lithium'] stretches Lee's glass-shattering capabilities to a level which, at one point, I'm sure deafened the German Shepherd down the street".
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Voters were asked if Norfolk Islanders should freely determine their political status, their economic, social and cultural development, and to "be consulted at referendum or plebiscite on the future model of governance for Norfolk Island before such changes are acted upon by the Australian parliament." The outcome of the referendum echoed a resounding 'Yes' with 68% of the vote confirming that Norfolk Islanders should have the right to determine their political and cultural development freely and not have it imposed upon them. The Norfolk Island Chief Minister said that "the referendum results blow a hole in Canberra's assertion that the reforms introduced before the Australian Parliament that propose abolishing the Legislative Assembly and Norfolk Island Parliament were overwhelmingly supported by the people of Norfolk Island". The Norfolk Island Legislation Amendment Bill 2015 passed the Australian Parliament on 14 May 2015 (Assented on 26 May 2015) abolishing self-government on Norfolk Island and transferring Norfolk Island into a council as part of New South Wales law.
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There, following the reported capture by the Gestapo of a French Maquis resistance fighter, who supposedly talked under torture, Allied prisoners, including a very-much-alive Scott and men from their group, are held as "human shields". This is seen in a disturbing film dropped by a Luftwaffe Messerschmitt Bf 109 fighter that, in tandem with one other, raided the base, strafing the airfield and killing many personnel. The Royal Air Force target is a tunnel in the grounds of the château where new weapons based on the V-1 are being constructed. In a coordinated raid, the prisoners are held in the chapel during Sunday morning mass in order to concentrate them in one place, thus allowing French Maquis resistance fighters to get them out once a Mosquito has used one of the Highballs to blow a hole in the outer wall close to the chapel, only not before Father Belaguere (Michael Anthony), a Catholic priest and Maquis agent, is killed by an enraged German army officer, Leutnant Schack (Vladek Sheybal), for refusing to order the RAF men to go back to their cells.
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