Meanwhile, Mr. Trump is bulldozing congressional Republicans into a mass grave.
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Myanmar shouldn't be bulldozing over village sites and building on them.
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The army has responded with air strikes and by bulldozing entire villages.
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Steve Baker talks about bulldozing the House of Commons into the Thames.
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The army has responded by conducting air strikes and bulldozing entire villages.
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Perhaps 45m animals were killed in Queensland's bushland bulldozing between 2015 and 2016.
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Instead of bulldozing through a neighborhood, we need to build that neighborhood up.
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The Myanmar government says that any recent bulldozing has been for benign purposes.
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The final shot has an earth mover bulldozing a field outside the town.
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The tsunami decimated the area, ripping houses from their foundations and bulldozing concrete buildings.
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That shield has bulldozing capabilities to free your buddies and send 'em crackin' skulls.
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The only thing standing between you and corporations bulldozing your rights are trial lawyers.
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"We don't want a city government bulldozing through an issue like this," Richardson said.
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Investors from Argentina and Brazil are bulldozing acres of virgin forest to plant soy.
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By 1966, it was blasting and bulldozing white rock out of the Green Mountain state.
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Mr Erdogan's blustering, bulldozing style, together with his party's growing intolerance for dissent, portends trouble.
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And they've been trying everything they can, short of bulldozing, to get rid of us.
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But the state dug in its heels in and refused, bulldozing the village over and over.
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The toolbox included bulldozing entire neighborhoods, building new office towers, and connecting it all with superhighways.
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"If they go ahead with the bulldozing it will be a terrible waste," Moseley had said.
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His bulldozing brand and the public support it has garnered can aid in undertaking major reforms.
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So he's got me bulldozing down a house, I never bulldozed it down, it's false advertising.
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On Monday, French authorities started bulldozing part of the Calais refugee camp known as the Jungle.
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In 2014 a landowner in New South Wales murdered an environment officer who was investigating illegal bulldozing.
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Pluto is the planet of transformation—not easy, lovely, peaceful transformation, but bulldozing-a-city-block transformation.
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Mr. Buttigieg's major initiative for low-income neighborhoods was attacking blight by bulldozing vacant and abandoned houses.
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Humans are bulldozing our way around the globe and not keeping count of who we run over.
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Saturn is about preserving tradition while Uranus is about bulldozing old structures to create a new paradigm.
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Bullying and bulldozing have brought tumbling down our traditional friendships and a firm foundation for international cooperation.
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So he took the ball and rumbled with it, and he has been bulldozing defenders ever since.
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Humans play the short game, bulldozing over microorganisms that started life millions of years before we did.
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Murray scored three touchdowns and rushed for 114 bulldozing yards against one of the league's best defenses.
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Spotify and Apple Music have been consistently bulldozing parts of its business, and it's had to get creative.
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Democrats have succeeded not just in losing the high ground but in bulldozing it flat with this attack.
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And what comes bulldozing through is riot footage that's meant to connect Houston to her upbringing in Newark.
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The report said Myanmar authorities are building security force bases and bulldozing land where Rohingya villages were destroyed.
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In 2005 in Zimbabwe's capital, Harare, the bulldozing of slums that voted for the opposition left 700,000 people homeless.
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And yet, by bulldozing into the crisis, Mr. Cuomo has put himself on the same page as the mayor.
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But Trump didn't seem to care, bulldozing ahead every time Pelosi or Schumer tried to end the verbal skirmish.
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Smith capped the drive, bulldozing into the end zone from one yard out, putting the Golden Gophers up 28-0.
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The group has become infamous for looting and destroying artifacts from museums, as well as bulldozing temples, shrines, and monuments.
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After his election in 295, he wasted no time bulldozing environmental protections that had been decades in the bipartisan making.
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Meanwhile, Myanmar has sought to remake northern Rakhine, reclaiming burned Rohingya land for the State and bulldozing emptied Rohingya villages.
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Occupy and the 2004 RNC were special events, which, to Bloomberg and his defenders, justified the bulldozing of civil liberties.
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After a few days of hacking and bulldozing, they released a video of the entire archeological site being blown up.
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No longer was it just Amy Winehouse who was hot property for bulldozing; now her tattoo artist and friend was too.
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Even after it performed a large-scale bulldozing of white supremacist accounts in late 2017, the platform is plagued by them.
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As he settled in to the speakership, Donald Trump was well on his way to bulldozing the Republican presidential primary field.
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The extremists shared clips of fighters shooting at and bulldozing Hatra and Nimrud, ancient sites in northern Iraq, that same year.
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It was 40-27 then, and it was over because Williamson, the Blue Devils' bulldozing ballet dancer, had decreed it was.
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In many cases they decided to run the freeways straight through downtown, bulldozing thousands of homes and businesses in the process.
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More importantly, the Trans Mountain and Line 3 expansions would be adding new pipes on existing routes, not bulldozing new territory.
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Efforts to clean up the favelas have ranged from creating more infrastructure to wholesale evictions of residents to bulldozing of family homes.
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And there is no reason to fear a win for the humanists heralding the bulldozing of dozens of crosses around the country.
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Elsewhere, the Islamic State has made a spectacle of bulldozing Sufi shrines, describing their removal as a form of purifying the faith.
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The center posted on Facebook Friday showing bulldozing of trees and excavating already under way on a stretch of land near the sanctuary.
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In other words, as the police are likely to interpret this, activists who try to organise resistance to the bulldozing of their communities.
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There was the unannounced bulldozing last year of the fountain at the base of the Citicorp building by the landscape architect Hideo Sasaki.
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The government says the bulldozing was done with good intentions - to make way for new development and improved living conditions for the Rohingya.
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That has left Democratic presidential candidates struggling to articulate their own get-tough positions without looking like they are adopting Trump's bulldozing ways.
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Only a handful of Democrats defected, leaving Republicans to choose between allowing the president's nominee to fail or bulldozing long-held Senate practice.
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After spending nearly a year bulldozing the Republican primary field, the party's unlikely nominee has found the general election campaign a less hospitable ground.
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To anyone who has observed Mr. Trump speak, it shouldn't have been surprising: Shouting, talking over, bulldozing, mansplaining — these are Mr. Trump's linguistic trademarks.
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Khabib Nurmagomedov got Johnson to the fence by shooting on him, getting sprawl on, and simply bulldozing through until Johnson's feet hit the fence.
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My patients frequently bring up politics — both those who support President Trump and those who think he is bulldozing our country to the ground.
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Pulisic was asked if he took it as a compliment that a team had decided to focus its bulldozing techniques on his young legs.
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But new immersive productions pop up all the time, in their different ways transcending — sometimes bulldozing — the fourth wall between performer and audience member.
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To launder their money, they invest in ranching and agriculture, two businesses notorious for bulldozing and burning forests to make way for livestock and crops.
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The reason that Mr Baker can rant about bulldozing this shrine of the world's liberties into the river is that he is not a Conservative.
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While the governor has received his share of unpleasant criticism over this fiasco, he still seems to be evading a total bulldozing in the press.
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But the education program was hobbled by a top-down approach, poor messaging, and an inattention to the fallout of the reform movement's bulldozing ethos.
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In the process he created the kind of government neither he nor the Republicans wanted — one that depended on bureaucratic bulldozing rather than legislative transparency.
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In short, if corporations are people, shareholder value theory requires them to operate like psychopaths, pursuing only cash and bulldozing any obstacle in their path.
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But there is still a remarkable contrast between that past dream of peace and urging on the bulldozing of poor people's homes in the present.
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Today's technology is designed to make things like messaging each other easy, "bulldozing each other's attention, left and right," rather than being practical and helpful.
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Vikings 34, Raiders 14 Minnesota got rushing touchdowns from three different players and totaled 211 yards on the ground in bulldozing visiting Oakland in Minneapolis.
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Whether or not we choose to admit it, we're all somewhat guilty of snow-plowing, lawn-mowing and bulldozing obstacles out of our children's way.
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It presents a timely reminder of what has been lost to King Coal's furious bulldozing swaths across the mountains of West Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee and Virginia.
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The company is experimenting with its recent launch of Prime Wardrobe, and the company is well known for bulldozing into segments where it sees an opportunity.
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These are concerns are not unfounded: Reportedly, early construction crews were callous about to the mountain's religious and cultural significance, bulldozing family shrines and burial sites.
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The animals of the Galapagos, like island species everywhere, had let down their defenses over evolutionary time and simply could not cope with these bulldozing newcomers.
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The former running back had a huge season as a sophomore for Nebraska, bulldozing his way to 1,772 yards and 16 touchdowns in the 20023 season.
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Amid the ritual enumeration of tech specs and price points, we risk ignoring how smart devices represent another example of consumer capitalism's bulldozing past political questions.
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Molloy (two goals) mainly orbited around the goal, visibly hobbling at times and sapped of the explosiveness and bulldozing strength that made his game so distinctive.
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The company is experimenting with its recent launch of Prime Wardrobe, and the company is well known for bulldozing into segments where it sees an opportunity.
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BEIJING — After China's president, Xi Jinping, ordered Beijing to cut its population, his protégé ordered the bulldozing of the homes of tens of thousands of migrants.
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This amounted to bulldozing a strip 600 yards wide and about six miles long from Gio Linh near the coast toward Con Thien to the west.
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Urgency is required to ensure they receive justice, especially amid reports that Burma's government is bulldozing Rohingya villages and wiping away evidence of the military's crimes.
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The pop-up bar would be bulldozing its way into such major cities as New York and Sydney and London starting in spring of this year.
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The military has long taken a brutal approach in the peninsula, alienating the local population by bulldozing villages, launching airstrikes and rounding up young men en masse.
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If the Peace Cross cannot stand, he warned, America will need to embark on a project of "massive bulldozing and sandblasting of veterans' memorials across the country".
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The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, or ISIS, has become famous for looting and destroying artifacts from museums, as well as bulldozing temples, shrines, and monuments.
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Production of the popular snack food ingredient is among the leading causes of deforestation in Southeast Asia, due to companies bulldozing biodiversity-rich rainforests to build plantations.
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The Minnesota Vikings got rushing touchdowns from three different players and totaled 211 yards on the ground Sunday afternoon in bulldozing the visiting Oakland Raiders 34-23.
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The construction of the interstate would have required the bulldozing of the house, but the Greenwich Historical Society bought the property in 1957 from the widowed Mrs.
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Today it is a pile of rubble, the result of a government bulldozing operation that began around Karachi's famous Empress Market and now stretches across the city.
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The City has proposed bulldozing the garden to build an affordable housing complex for seniors called Haven Green, developed by Pennrose Properties and Habitat for Humanity NYC.
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"There are a couple restaurants that weren't moved, but they started [bulldozing] at the other side, so they haven't gotten to them yet," Moseley told Business Insider.
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The performances invoked, for example, the onstage self-abuse by members of England's Throbbing Gristle, or the bulldozing of the stage by Yamataka Eye of Japan's the Boredoms.
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Customizing cheesy WordArt or carefully curating ClipArt brought about genuine entertainment, not so different from building our dream lives in Sims or bulldozing our siblings in Mortal Kombat.
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They saw where their heroes had gone wrong—be it the harebrained concept albums, mindless misogyny, or kimonos—and offered their own course correction back to bulldozing basics.
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Last weekend, protesters upset that pipeline work crews were bulldozing what the tribe calls sacred ceremonial sites broke down a wire fence and surged onto a construction site.
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In a dissenting opinion, on which Justice Samuel Alito joined, Justice Clarence Thomas accused the court of bulldozing procedural obstacles and misapplying federal law to provide Buck relief.
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Mr. Salvini, Italy's interior minister, has proposed a census of Italy's Roma population to expel those without citizenship and has livestreamed the bulldozing of some of their encampments.
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Despite the planned transformation of the Boca Chica site into a Mars spaceport, Pearce said SpaceX told him the company had no intention of bulldozing his old place.
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But the Republican majority is bulldozing through basic democratic norms as though freedom has everything to do with the tax code and democracy just gets in the way.
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To combat the issue, the government recently slapped a nation-wide ban on the importation of machines from China, burning and bulldozing hundreds of machines in a symbolic display.
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Authorities have been bulldozing al-Musawara, a small part of the town with narrow streets which date back more than 200 years, to make way for a new project.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads At the historic site of Carthage, in modern-day Tunisia, the municipality is bulldozing modern homes built on parts of the ancient city.
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It will be tough going, given the company's history of bulldozing its way into urban areas without permission, decimating the highly regulated taxi business, and then asking for forgiveness later.
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Germany's push to eliminate nuclear power has led to a renewed dependence on coal, and the bulldozing of ancient forests due to the resulting expansion of open-cast coal mining.
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The ultra-hardline Islamists seized the mosque when they stormed through northern Iraq three years ago, bulldozing and dynamiting ancient sites and smashing statues and sculptures, declaring them all idolatrous.
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People who wanted to be president this yearAfter bulldozing 16 primary opponents on his rampage to the nomination, Trump managed to get four of them to speak at the RNC.
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Owing to the ever-evolving nature and heavy populations of massively multiplayer online role-playing games like World of Warcraft, Blizzard's decision effectively amounts to bulldozing a living history museum.
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It was his American debut and those who attended Madison Square Garden, together with people who had tuned into the TV, were expecting to see a bulldozing Brit conquer America.
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The Ukrainians had also accused Iran of violating universally accepted procedures for a post-crash investigation, accusing it of bulldozing heaped debris from the plane into piles on the ground.
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Mounted on a wood frame, the gigantic, whirring wheel spun so fast it sent tremors into the ground and threatened to fly off its mount, bulldozing people and property with it.
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Bulldozing Walter as she attempted to comment on her own abuse, Jason Bateman repeatedly explained away the incident as normal, part of the acting process, and part of being a family.
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In South Bend, Indiana, mayor and presidential hopeful Pete Buttigieg caught heat for his data-driven bulldozing of vacant and abandoned homes to allow for new construction in African American neighborhoods.
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His reputation at home as a mercurial novice bulldozing through the intricacies of the Oval Office will make him an intriguing yet potentially toxic ally, vulnerable to exploitation, or worse, misinterpretation.
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There's a sense of competition with these roving circles, sure, but it's of the cooperative sort, sort of like holding my ground on an assembly line rather than bulldozing to victory.
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In the wake of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's angry testimony claiming a Democratic conspiracy is trying to thwart his confirmation, Senate Republicans are bulldozing their way towards a final vote.
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Bulldozing tradition, Trump either ignores or defies established practices of governance and personal transparency, seeking to maximize his personal influence and consolidate power inside the White House while resisting outside scrutiny.
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Now they are going to tear it down, bulldozing it from the South Texas plain, as if doing so could remove the sacrilege of killing defenseless people during a Sunday sermon.
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Truly being a champion of other women sometimes means enthusiastically and graciously standing behind other women, instead of flaunting your sense of entitlement and continually bulldozing your way in front of them.
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The Tendopoli was formed after race riots in 13 turned into an "ethnic cleansing" campaign, resulting in authorities bulldozing the previous migrant camp and pushing it further to the outskirts of town.
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"A waiter, knowing that his compensation depends upon what he can work out of his patron, employs every art to stimulate the tipping propensity, from subtle flattery to outright bulldozing," he wrote.
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Ukrainian officials have repeatedly called for Iran to hand over the recorders and accused it of violating protocols for accident sites by bulldozing debris from the crash before the investigation was complete.
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Never one to shy away from wearing what he wants when he wants to, Porter isn't just pushing the industry forward in terms of representation; he's bulldozing through to showcase more fluid expression.
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With action planet Mars at its most powerful degree in your sign from August 20 to September 4, you must actualize your ambitions while avoiding aggression, bulldozing over others, and being unnecessarily defensive.
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"Bulldozing beloved wildlife refuges won't make us safer, but it will enrage people across the country," Brian Segee, an attorney with the group, said last week after the House passed its funding measure.
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They were espoused by city planners and activists more than half a century ago, when Robert Moses was crisscrossing the city with expressways, bulldozing neighborhoods in the name of the car's transformational technology.
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But now Bears Ears could very well become another Standing Rock in both desecration and resistance — the latest example of a new colonialism, with the government bulldozing Indian sovereignty and privileging Big Oil.
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EditorsNote: update: minor editing The Minnesota Vikings got rushing touchdowns from three different players and totaled 211 yards on the ground Sunday afternoon in bulldozing the visiting Oakland Raiders 34-23 in Minneapolis.
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But after bulldozing through 30 minutes of remarks, Bush struggled to mask his own frustration as he asked the audience to vote for him Saturday in words that were dripping with gallows humor.
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Following a DJ set, the quintet opened, aptly enough, with Public Enemy's "Prophets of Rage," bulldozing through a muscular 22-song set that culled from all three group's catalogue in just under 75 minutes.
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The group, which has controlled Iraq's second largest city, Mosul, since June 2014, employed horrifying methods of killing, the report said, including beheading, bulldozing, burning alive and throwing people off the tops of buildings.
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Zeid told the U.N. Human Rights Council that reports of bulldozing of alleged mass graves were a "deliberate attempt by the authorities to destroy evidence of potential international crimes, including possible crimes against humanity".
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But apart from a few periods of restraint, he has appeared most comfortable sticking to the bulldozing style that has been his trademark as a real estate mogul, a reality star and a political candidate.
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He wasn't home when the storm hit, but he estimates about 2 to 3 feet of water surged through, bulldozing the walls and scattering what had been inside -- including a fridge and two barbecue grills.
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Many argue Nashville's recent rash of growth has been handled irresponsibly, with developers buying out longtime businesses and bulldozing the buildings to make room for cookie-cutter condominiums and multi-use developments and neighborhood rebrands.
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"I hope the North Dakota authorities press charges against the real vandalism taking place at the Standing Rock Sioux reservation: the bulldozing of sacred burial sites and the unleashing of vicious attack dogs," she said.
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Amazon is well known for bulldozing into new markets at will, whether that is video streaming or servers, and it would appear that Blue Apron now has to deal with a very serious existential threat.
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The draft law on renovation envisages moving some Muscovites into modern flats but has fueled concerns about property rights, a year after city authorities provoked an outcry among small businesses by bulldozing many street kiosks.
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Three times as long and twice as deep as the Panama Canal, it would slice 170 miles across the southern part of the country — bulldozing through fragile ecosystems, virgin forests and scenes of incredible beauty.
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After bulldozing past so many other controversies, Mr. Trump has now exposed himself to a greater risk of impeachment in the House than ever before, even if conviction in the Senate remains a remote possibility.
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The head of the Native American Tohono O'odham tribe from Arizona on Wednesday denounced the federal government for blasting and bulldozing through culturally important archeological sites in its rush to build the southwest border wall.
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The reclaimers have also cut the amount of bulldozing needed after its coal-carrying arm was extended further into the coal yard from 40 metres to 60 metres, said RBCT project general manager Bill Murphy.
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Facing the walk-ups is an example of the housing type that prompted the bulldozing of similar tenements: the sweeping La Guardia public housing development from 1957, where 1,094 apartments are populated by 153,513 residents.
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In its less outrageous — and wholly legal — form, snowplowing (also known as lawn-mowing and bulldozing) has become the most brazen mode of parenting of the privileged children in the everyone-gets-a-trophy generation.
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Species are disappearing at something like 21997 times the normal rate, and biologists fear three-quarters of all species could disappear in the next couple centuries if we don't stop polluting the atmosphere and bulldozing habitat.
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The draft law on renovation envisages moving some Muscovites into modern flats but has also fueled concerns about property rights, a year after city authorities provoked an outcry among small businesses by bulldozing many street kiosks.
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"The neighborhood is going through a lot of changes, and a lot of renovation, but I would never think that professional people would go in there and just start bulldozing with live animals there," she said.
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The buildings themselves in most cities were influenced by Le Corbusier, a famed Swiss architect who in the early 19603th century had called for bulldozing downtowns and building in their place beautiful skyscrapers interspersed with parks.
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The team's bulldozing potency wrecked opponents across its first 11 games — even in the Chiefs' two losses, they have scored 91 points — and it will torment those charged with thwarting them across their final five, and beyond.
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But then he used language that could inflame and offend his opponents, in an example of the bulldozing political method that undercuts his calls for national unity and likely makes compromise on the most difficult issues unlikely.
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The National Environmental Policy Act requires agencies to conduct detailed environmental reviews for major projects that receive federal funding or permits and could significantly affect the environment, such as by increasing air pollution or bulldozing wildlife habitat.
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There is also suspicion among American allies and domestic critics of Trump about the motives of key players on the White House team, uncertainty about the President's sometimes erratic instincts and wider disdain for his bulldozing foreign policy.
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Headlines about the famously aggressive online shopping giant bulldozing through retail categories are nothing new, of course; it seems like every other day brings a new breathless news cycle about the threat it poses to a new industry.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The Chinese capital is sanitizing its ancient hutong alleyways, home to millions of migrants workers and thousands of small businesses, bulldozing illegal constructions and forcing shops, bars and tiny courtyard restaurants to relocate or go under.
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"I hope the North Dakota authorities press charges against the real vandalism taking place at the Standing Rock Sioux reservation: the bulldozing of sacred burial sites and the unleashing of vicious attack dogs," she said in a statement.
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HUNZA, Pakistan (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A menacing black glacier is bulldozing its way down a valley in northern Pakistan, threatening to cut off a vital road link to China and blocking melt-water that could flood villages below.
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Nashville's 2018 parks budget does not include funding for bulldozing Greer Stadium and returning it to parkland, but Mayor Barry recently acknowledged that the presence of slave graves changes the way the old baseball stadium should be approached.
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Elsewhere, his over-exuberance on the sports field led to him flooring a 10-year-old Japanese boy in a game of street rugby in Tokyo, and bulldozing a former international German footballer in a friendly game of soccer.
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The city didn't knock down homes that had residents, but in some cases, the policy meant the city was bulldozing homes that people of color had bought as investment property with hopes of renovating and improving down the line.
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"Since 2014, the clearing and bulldozing of agricultural and residential lands by the Israel military along the eastern border of Gaza has been complemented by the unannounced aerial spraying of crop-killing herbicides," Forensic Architecture notes in the exhibition materials.
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Beating the Brits at their own beloved game is one thing, but bulldozing a team made up entirely of people of color — who have far less cultural and economic power than ours does — feels, I've got to say, rather different.
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Bulldozing Poletown homes to make room for the plant was just one of many benefits GM sponged from the public, and it pales in comparison to the federal bailout under the Obama administration that saved the company from its own mistakes.
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Nothing in Trump's career as a wheeler-dealer, reality star and bulldozing outsider politician has equipped him for what will be an emotional day Wednesday of meeting survivors and first responders following the worst mass shooting in modern American history.
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The tribes have the right to repatriation for human remains and cultural artifacts on private land, so even if the pipeline project is allowed to proceed, the Sioux must be given adequate time to protect their history from a literal bulldozing.
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It's an issue that's been pushed to the forefront in Uzbekistan, particularly after the bulldozing of a 1.2-mile-long tract of medieval residential buildings in the southeastern city of Shakhrisyabz nearly led to the revocation of its UNESCO status.
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In Las Marías, the storm clogged so many roads and toppled so many trees that it took volunteers and work crews about a week of sawing through fallen tree trunks and bulldozing mudslides to clear a path, local officials said.
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Over the last half-century, roughly 273 percent of the Brazilian Amazon has disappeared as a result of deliberately set fires and relentless bulldozing to make room for cattle ranchers and to clear paths for loggers, road builders and other developers.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Hundreds more migrants have made their way to Calais on France's north coast in recent months despite the bulldozing of part of their "jungle" camp in March, and despite extra port security aimed at stopping them from reaching Britain.
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The vibe this summer has been all about double-checking and revising, thanks to the countless retrogrades this season, but Mars retrograde has finally ended, and with the planet in Capricorn, Mars is bulldozing over everything to get its way.
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Construction crews have been blasting at Monument Hill, a resting place for primarily Apache warriors, and bulldozing at Quitobaquito Springs, a pilgrimage site, according to the office of Representative Raúl M. Grijalva, who recently toured the area in his southern Arizona district.
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And the company that built it fast-tracked their bulldozing operation the day after the tribe identified for a federal court the sacred sites and graves along the pipeline route; it was as if the Sioux had handed over a treasure map.
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Vox's Johnny Harris reported on the efforts to hide the city's poor people from view, through bulldozing entire informal neighborhoods, forcibly relocating 77,000 citizens, and cutting off bus lines that connected poor and predominantly black neighborhoods to the area of the Olympic Village.
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Yes, Russia's military intervention in Syria proved unpopular and petitions were filed when the government made a show of bulldozing tons of "contraband" European cheese, fruit and meat (banned in retaliation for EU sanctions) when it could have been given to the poor.
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Pakistan's military launched an operation in 2013 to break the M.Q.M.'s hold on power in Karachi and combat the gangs that had cropped up to challenge it — bulldozing the party's offices, arresting its leaders — that many credit as restoring some stability.
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Much of the information presented is already known, but Jacobsen has accomplished the gargantuan feat of bulldozing it all into one place, with additional details gleaned via searches under the Freedom of Information Act, followed up with recent interviews of sundry paranormalists involved.
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It had pulled in a (whopping for the time) $112 million investment from Andreessen Horowitz, DST Global, and General Catalyst and was already on the path to bulldozing the old models of hospitality with a shared vision for visiting any city anywhere in the world.
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A federal judge in Miami has ordered a developer to stop bulldozing the site of a planned Walmart store, finding that conservation groups are likely to prevail on their claims that the federal government sidestepped requirements for evaluating the environmental impact of the project.
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Williams, who scored a try with his first touch in a sevens match in Wellington last week, produced a trademark offload for a score and went on a couple of bulldozing runs as the All Blacks made a solid start to the inaugural Sydney Sevens.
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However, left-handed world number 38 Vondrousova has yet to drop a set in the tournament after bulldozing her way through the draw to be on the cusp of becoming the first teenager to win the French Open women's title since Iva Majoli in 1997.
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As is customary with films written and directed by John Hughes in the 1980s, there's an American class-analysis subtext that holds the characterizations together: Mr. Martin's aspirational hauteur is the irresistible force bulldozing into the immovable object of Mr. Candy's just-folks awkwardness.
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From its inception, the Trump presidency has doubled as a kind of perpetual arm-wrestling match between a capital full of institutions and a man set on bulldozing them, bending Official Washington to his rhythms and mores with every overnight Twitter missile and gilded indiscretion.
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Alongside recipes, must there be testimony to the daily tolls of life under Israel's occupation of the West Bank and its blockade of Gaza, the bulldozing of Palestinian homes and the uprooting of hundreds of thousands of local olive trees over the past half century?
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The letter, signed by Ri Hak Chol, president of the isolated country's Ski Association and copied to the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in Lausanne, blamed "stifling maneuvers and bulldozing coming from the U.S. which brandishes the stick of sanction against those who are not following it".
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Those numbers are counter-balanced by her unforced errors — 54 on Saturday and 271 in total — but they were not enough to stop the energy-charged Ostapenko from bulldozing her way to the title, firing faster forehands on average than men's world number one Andy Murray.
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"Revoking the clean water rule will open the door to the pollution and bulldozing of some of America's most important wetlands," said Kierán Suckling, executive director at the Center for Biological Diversity The rule had been placed on hold in 2015 by a federal court appeals court.
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The names involved in the endeavor were fairly massive all the way around: Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, who saw an opportunity to bring people together under a sense of unity, helped fund the $12.5 million project, which involved bulldozing a brand-new open-field venue.
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Known as Maspero Triangle, it's a wedge-shaped area of some 2000 acres that has been home to 23,2350 residents — until this year, when the government started forcibly evicting what residents it could by cutting off water and electricity, and then bulldozing buildings to the ground.
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And it has introduced a measure of strain for those in the middle, who are seeking to negotiate the seething anger of liberal voters and an instinct for comity among lawmakers who have spent years lamenting what they have viewed as Republican bulldozing of Senate norms.
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During the first segment of Alabama's dynasty — the three national titles won in the seasons from 2320 to 240 — the Crimson Tide's defenses sacrificed speed for size, bulldozing teams, holding Louisiana State to no points in one title game and Notre Dame to 14 in the next.
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In recent years the Roberts-Alito Court has been eagerly bulldozing common-sense rules about campaign finance, from ruling that corporations have the "right" to spend unlimited money influencing our elections to allowing wealthy individual donors to give eye-popping sums of money to candidates, parties, and PACs.
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Hundreds more migrants have made their way to the town of Calais on France's north coast in recent months despite the bulldozing of part of their infamous jungle camp in March and in the face of extra port security aimed at preventing them from traveling onward to Britain.
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In a mass amnesty to mark the start of a new reign, 30,000 prisoners were set to be released, including Chuwit Kamolvisit, a massage parlor magnate and a former lawmaker who was imprisoned in connection with the bulldozing of an adult amusement park in a dispute with a rival.
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Current Chairman Ajit Pai, then a commissioner in the GOP minority who has generally viewed industry consolidation favorably, voted against the deal in opposition to the overbuild caveat, arguing that it would result in Charter bulldozing smaller service providers, rather than increasing competition with other giants like Comcast.
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Related: Belgian Mining Company Accused of Lying About Bulldozing People's Houses in the Congo "They asked for money, but we didn't have any... They grabbed my friend and pushed her into a tank containing diesel oil," said Mathy, who told researchers she was 12 at the time of the incident.
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"They are determined to take us into the future, bulldozing their way there so we can reach the kind of future they have in mind for us," said Dobrica Veselinovic, the leader of the opposition movement, known as Let's Not Drown Belgrade, which has held street protests against the project.
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Three pieces stayed with me: Erin Griffith's vivid journey into #ThankGodIt'sMonday workaholic culture; Derek M. Norman's elegiac lament for the demise of the Half King, killed by soaring rents beside the High Line on Manhattan's West Side, that monument to gentrification; and Meher Ahmad's fascinating dispatch on the bulldozing of Karachi.
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"Scheduling Ms. Rushing's hearing for October 17, 2018 over Democratic objections — during a Senate recess when senators are out of town — is just the latest example of Chairman Grassley bulldozing over the minority in order to remake the federal courts in Trump's image," the Leadership Conference's Vanita Gupta said in a statement. Sen.
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Martin Shkreli, 34, has confidently courted controversy in recent years, bulldozing his way into Wall Street and the drug industry, raising the price of a lifesaving drug by 5,000 percent overnight, boasting that he would outwit prosecutors in his federal fraud case, and live-streaming and tweeting throughout his five-week trial.
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What followed was a coordinated campaign to unearth the identity of the informant, with House Intelligence Committee chairman Devin Nunes even going so far as to subpoena the Justice Department for information about the source, thereby bulldozing the long-standing norm that congressional officials would respect the intelligence community's need to protect sources and methods.
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Dale McLean, who is helping manage the response to a fire near the town of Bodalla in New South Wales state , was part of team that was bulldozing down small trees and burning scrub ahead of the fire's projected path to try to stop it from reaching a major highway by starving it of fuel.
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"There are some who would like you to believe that the only way you can be strong is by bulldozing those who disagree or never giving them a chance to say their piece in the first place, that the only way you can build your own accomplishments is by tearing down the other side," he said.
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Old enough to be raised on 70s prog and proto-metal but young and smart enough to develop punk-honed bullshit detectors, Soundgarden emerged in the late 80s to reassert the majesty of classic hard rock—the bulldozing blues riffs, the Richter scale-busting rhythms, the bleacher-baiting wails—but strip away its ornamentation and ceremony.
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"The Israeli authorities have shattered thousands of Palestinian lives, exposing men, women and children to years of trauma and anxiety through their deeply discriminatory policy of first denying building permits, and then bulldozing people's homes, schools, and herding structures," Amnesty International's Deputy Director for the Middle East and North Africa, Magdalena Mughrabi said last month in a statement.
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These Patriots are bulldozing opponents not because of Brady — who according to Pro Football Reference commands an offense that has scored on 37.8 percent of its drives, 15th in the N.F.L. — but rather on the merits of the defense, which the advanced statistical website Football Outsiders deems the league's second-best through six games since 1986.
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Now with the intensification of the American war in Vietnam, the plantation was in rapid decline, having suffered from physical destruction wrought by herbicidal chemical defoliation — Agent Orange — as well as the bulldozing of large stands of rubber groves that the American military claimed had served as convenient camouflage for Communist insurgents and the North Vietnamese Army.
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These anti-Buttigiegians look at his mayoral record and see a politician who never really escaped the mentality of Harvard and McKinsey, whose big idea for the city involved bulldozing poor people's houses and encouraging internet companies to move in — a "creative class" theory of urban renewal that didn't supply the jobs that working-class South Benders need.
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I thought it was really cool to see a woman making such brutal and heavy music and COMMANDING the bass as she does, I mean back then the scene was more male dominated than ever and there she was bulldozing down the gender barriers and gender stereotypes and kicking ass and sexism with that bass in her hands!
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Many of the residents, who have escaped war and persecution, are now seeking a better life in the UK. It is a source of frustration for the French government, where in recent weeks there have been moves to reduce the size of the Jungle, including relocating residents to converted shipping containers and bulldozing sections of the camp.
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Hours before the film was set to premiere in front of a local audience, WIRED sat down with them and other cast members inside the Fairmont Hotel, high atop San Francisco's poshest hill, full of mansions built by railroad barons during the city's original economic boom, to talk about how the tech industry is bulldozing the city they've always called home.
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Star wide receiver Jordy Nelson fought offseason knee surgery to get back on the field this year, fellow grab-and-dash receiver Randall Cobb has been been on and off with an ankle injury and Eddie Lacy — a bulldozing truck once considered one of the best running backs in the league — has become all but forgotten after ankle surgery placed him on injured reserve in October.
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LINE: Notre Dame -3 ABOUT NOTRE DAME (8-2100): Led by a bulldozing offensive front, the Irish ground attack (22 yards per game) is almost impossible to stop and Adams (26 average) has made opponents pay with his home-run ability as he has seven touchdown runs of at least 20 yards this season, although his streak of four straight games with a TD rush of over 23 yards was snapped last week against Wake Forest.
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Along the way, he visited a creationism museum, enjoyed the gallows humor in a bar in "Cancer Alley" (so named because of the petrochemical plants lining the river between New Orleans and Baton Rouge), watched an unforgettable Cajun-country "Mudfest" (trucks bulldozing their way through a kind of combination motocross and demolition derby, all at full speed in thick mire) and endured a humiliating trip on a mule in Texas with a guide who made the Jack Palance character in "City Slickers" seem sweet.
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