Do they cross the Rubicon and continue to follow this madman?
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Le Pen could then cross the Rubicon and shatter that other glass ceiling, which once seemed so robust.
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However, once they cross the rubicon on witnesses, they could find Biden and the whistleblower waiting on the opposite shore.
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She said that spouses "by definition" have differences of opinion and that Bash's question was a "fascinating, cross-the-Rubicon moment" and representative of the "double standard" she faces.
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Is to, just cross the rubicon in terms of, it's a new world in terms of we're gonna have transparency, we're going to have small donors and grassroots voices being stronger than anybody.
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"When we finally decided based on Ukraine that we were going to cross the rubicon, at that point, polling still said 'loser,' 'big risk,'" House Oversight member Gerry Connolly (D-VA) told Vox.
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Of course, only Israelis and Palestinians can ultimately cross the rubicon of peace, but the Palestinians now rejecting American leadership has far-reaching ramifications, effectively sidelining the only international actor that can facilitate a deal.
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"I think there was some hesitation by experts to believe that (North Korea) would cross the Rubicon so to speak by hacking Sony," said Jake Williams, a former National Security Agency officer who founded his own cybersecurity company, Rendition Infosec.
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"We don't want to cross the Rubicon of repeating the mistakes of the BOJ and the ECB — of damaging their banking system, killing their yield curve, and fracturing their entire financial system," he said on "Behind the Markets," an investing podcast.
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The government of Prime Minister Theresa May "is balking at the two-stage approach to try to cross the Rubicon while remaining a citizen of Rome — that's to say keep trade with Europe while abandoning the European Union, which is an unfeasible position," said Hosuk Lee-Makiyama, the director of European Centre for International Political Economy, a research organization in Brussels.
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Lastly, the problem with saying, "not while this court sits," is that futures courts may use this decision as precedent, and will then cross the Rubicon.
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In the PlayStation 2 game R-Type Final, the ship "RX-12 Cross The Rubicon" uses the "Flexible Force", a Force based on XMultiply with roughly the same attacks.
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Perlroth, Nicole. Robert Greene on Power Ambition Glory. Forbes. June 16, 2009. However, at the time Greene was rereading his favorite biography about Julius Caesar and took inspiration from Caesar's decision to cross the Rubicon River and fight Pompey, thus inciting the Great Roman Civil War.
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However, this put the loyalty of the soldiers in the hands of their general rather than the State of Rome itself. This development ultimately enabled Julius Caesar to cross the Rubicon with an army loyal to him personally and effectively end the Republic. The legions of the late Republic and early Empire are often called Marian legions. Following the Battle of Vercellae in 101 BC, Marius granted all Italian soldiers Roman citizenship.
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Despite his initial support of Lentulus Spinther, in the civil war between Caesar and Pompey, Pollio sided with Caesar. He was present when Caesar deliberated whether to cross the Rubicon and begin the war.Plutarch, Caesar 32 After Pompey and the Senate fled to Greece, Caesar sent Pollio to Sicily to relieve Cato of his command.Appian, Civil Wars 2.40 He and Gaius Scribonius Curio were sent to Africa to fight the province's governor, the Pompeian Publius Attius Varus.
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Weisman, concerning school prayer. Kennedy has been observed to be concerned with how he will go down in history. In an interview given just minutes before Casey was handed down, he said: "Sometimes you don't know if you're Caesar about to cross the Rubicon or Captain Queeg cutting your own tow line." Kennedy displays the concern with his historical image that would lend credence to the Greenhouse Effect, for example by having his clerks clip all news stories about him.
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On September 20, Duterte said: "I never said get out of the Philippines, for after all, we need them there in the China Sea. We don't have armaments." On September 27, Duterte vowed not to allow the U.S. government to interfere with the policies of his administration. He criticized the U.S. government for "lecturing" his administration on human rights amidst their campaign on illegal drugs and said that he will "cross the Rubicon with the U.S." Duterte added that he plans to forge "new alliances" with China and Russia in trade and commerce.
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The Romans would partake in games of chance to simulate what Fortuna would have decided. In 49 BC, Julius Caesar allegedly decided on his fateful decision to cross the Rubicon after throwing dice.What is Random?: Chance and Order in Mathematics and Life, Edward J. Beltrami, 1999, Springer pp. 3–4 Aristotle's classification of events into the three classes: certain, probable and unknowable was adopted by Roman philosophers, but they had to reconcile it with deterministic Christian teachings in which even events unknowable to man were considered to be predetermined by God.
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He then dispersed the vanquished Gauls throughout the province for all to see that they would never again be able to take up arms against him or the Roman Republic. After dealing with the Gaulish rebels, Caesar took two of the legions and marched with a view to spend the summer in Aquitania which he had previously not visited. He briefly passed through the city of Narbo Martius in the Roman province of Gallia Narbonensis and marched through Nementocenna. Deeming Gaul sufficiently pacified, as no further rebellions arose, Caesar took the 13th Legion and marched to Italy, where he proceeded to cross the Rubicon and start the Great Roman Civil War on 17 December 50 BC.
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