Last week, however, President Trump's attorney general, Jeff Sessions, did an about-face.
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Facing the threat of an unfavorable court ruling, Zuma recently did an about-face.
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Last week, President Trump did an about face on his administration's federal hiring freeze.
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Ranchers then did an about-face as conditions improved, adding cattle to chase higher prices.
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Crude rose in the post-French election risk rally but then did an about face Monday.
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After the introspection of Re-visions, I did an about-face from my cool, conceptual work.
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She did an about-face and later spoke out on behalf of anti-abortion campaigners, however.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, once her ally on using test scores in teacher evaluations, did an about-face.
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Scott Walker why they supported Common Core early on, but later did an about-face on the issue.
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It was on course to shrink to 21980,403 soldiers in 240 when Mr. Trump did an about-face.
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But on May 13, President Trump did an about-face and directed Vice President Pence not to attend.
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Trump had previously supported the clean-bill plan, but did an about-face on Thursday after pressure from conservatives.
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Google, with long Democratic ties, did "an about-face" to woo Republicans after the election, the N.Y. Times wrote.
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The San Jose Sharks did an about-face, winning 11 games in November after managing four victories in October.
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The agency initially accepted the application, but then, after officials in Kent and elsewhere protested, it did an about-face.
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After initially dismissing their calls, the government did an about-face, and on March 4, announced plans for a vote.
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"The U.K. did an about-face; it flipped in three months from not allowing medical prescriptions to allowing them," he said.
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The Fed last month did an about face on its interest rate hiking forecast and eliminated two hikes for this year.
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But on Sunday evening the company did an about-face and said 8chan would be cut off at midnight Pacific time.
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After years of complaining about commentators talking about her hairdos, she did an about-face and began to joke about it.
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The man who repeatedly promised to get Mexico — not American taxpayers — to pay for the wall did an about-face last week.
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But this month, it did an about-face and asked a federal court to put the lawsuits on hold while it reviews it.
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This is the company, after all, that famously did an about-face on the electric car (thankfully, I might add, for Elon Musk).
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"For reasons that remain unclear to me, Washington did an about-face and canceled the meeting at the last minute," Mr. Khalilzad wrote.
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Rick Perry, an early (and harsh) Trump critic, did an about-face and even suggested he would be open to a vice presidential nomination.
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On Wednesday, the company did an about-face, indicating that its governance prowess might not have been as effective as the company had contended.
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Faced with the risk of losing a headline act like Ms. Anderson — and possibly others — the festival's director, Stefanie Carp, did an about-face.
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López Obrador did an about-face: He deployed a record 227,22 troops to detain over 27,272 migrants that month and almost 1003,2100 in July.
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But by July, Steyer did an about-face and threw his hat in the race anyway, becoming the 26th Democrat to announce a 2020 campaign.
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Gold, which has been on a remarkable run so far in 2016, pulled back this week before the Fed statement, and then did an about-face.
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Forty-two days later, the FOMC did an about-face in terms of policy directives, shifting from a more aggressive tone to a more patient position.
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On Tuesday, Meadows also did an about-face on funding disaster relief efforts after Hurricane Harvey, saying he would not demand budgetary offsets for such spending.
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Take Senator Rob Portman, a Republican from Ohio, who did an about-face with respect to gay rights when he learned that his son is gay.
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Musk eventually did an about-face on the Model Y, telling investors in August 2017 that it would share a platform with the Model 3 after all.
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Repayment offer rejected Last week Zuma did an about face and offered to repay some of the amount but opposition parties have pressed forward with their cases.
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But when the opportunity came to employ the nuclear option for Supreme Court Justices, McConnell, with a wry smile, did an about-face and changed the Senate rules.
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One Wall Street brokerage just did an about-face on Netflix, telling clients that the stock's 27 percent decline from its July high represents an attractive buying opportunity.
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The "Dreamgirls" star agreed to sing at an inaugural event but did an about-face Saturday, saying she bailed because she was taking heat from the LGBT community.
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Facing a storm of criticism, including from President-elect Donald J. Trump, House Republicans did an about-face on their plan to gut the Office of Congressional Ethics.
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On Wednesday, the president did an about-face, signing an executive order reversing his administration's policy of separating children from their parents when they illegally cross at the border.
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On Wednesday, the president did an about-face, signing an executive order reversing his administration's policy of separating children from their parents when they illegally cross at the border.
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Last week, the president did an about-face, signing an executive order reversing his administration's policy of separating children from their parents when they illegally cross at the border.
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AFTER its initial criticism of Dr. Udwadia, the Indian government did an about-face and announced increased funding for the country's TB programs, with a special focus on drug resistance.
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On Tuesday, he did an about-face during a press conference in Trump Tower, angrily defending the white supremacists in Charlottesville, and once again blaming "both sides" for the violence there.
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On Tuesday, he did an about-face during a press conference in Trump Tower, angrily defending the white supremacists in Charlottesville and, once again, blaming "both sides" for the violence there.
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Today, Pingpad, which launched last year as a consumer mobile app, did an about-face, announcing it has built a collaboration tool on top of the popular Slack enterprise communications platform.
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Others have dismissed the danger of the tweet since Trump did an about-face on North Korea, going from calling the North Korean dictator "rocket man" to a "very honorable" man.
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Several hours of bipartisan outrage later, Trump did an about-face, releasing a statement in which he said those who perform abortions, and not the women who undergo them, should be punished.
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But the prosecutors in the separate case against the two women did an about-face, filing court papers Wednesday saying that the law does not give them the legal authority to wait.
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It isn't clear what attracted prosecutors to Zuberi, a Los Angeles-based venture capitalist, but the long time donor to Democrats did an about face after the election, piling money into Republican coffers.
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After years of scoffing at the threat from smartphones, Nintendo did an about face last year and entered an alliance with Japanese mobile game company DeNA Co. to develop games for mobile devices.
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On Wednesday, after facing extreme public pressure, the president did an about-face, signing an executive order reversing his administration's policy of separating children from their parents when they illegally cross the border.
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In one instance cited in the study, the nonprofit group Save the Children, which had actively supported soda tax campaigns in several states, did an about face and withdrew its support in 2010.
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During the appeal, the Manhattan district attorney's office did an about-face, admitting Ms. Gaffney had misinterpreted the law and stating there was "no basis for a downward departure" from the highest rating.
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When the owners chose the Rams instead, the Chargers did an about-face and backed a referendum that would have provided hundreds of millions of dollars for a stadium in downtown San Diego.
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Last week we watched as President Trump did an about-face on his "American First" agenda by pursuing a military response after being moved by photos of Syrian children killed by a sarin gas attack.
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After his return from Chile, Francis did an about-face and dispatched Archbishop Charles Scicluna of Malta, one of the Church's most experienced sexual abuse investigators, to Santiago to hear more testimony in the Barros case.
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Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin debuted what could be called the fiscal policy version of Trump foreign policy this week — in a matter of just a few days, Mnuchin did an about-face on a major position.
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Germany's parliament voted by a wide margin on Friday to legalize same-sex marriage after did an about-face that freed members of her ruling conservative bloc to follow their personal conscience rather than the party line.
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Boeing recently did an about-face on whether airline pilots will have to undergo simulator training, a process that promises to add to the company's costs and add to delays to when the planes can fly again.
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LA PAZ, Bolivia (Reuters) - Bolivian President Evo Morales did an about-face on Sunday and said he was now open to international aid to fight the blazes that have engulfed rural villages and doubled in size since Thursday.
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The central bank did an about-face in January, shifting abruptly from hawkish to dovish, that sent stocks soaring in January and February, and reaffirmed its stance on March 20; a reversal is not out of the question.
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But then ... the best game show host in the biz did an about-face, noting just a year before he was in another life-or-death health battle and he was overlooked when the Emmy folks doled out the hardware.
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President Donald Trump, after weeks of saying only Democrats can fix the migrant-child crisis, did an about-face on Wednesday, signing an executive order reversing his administration's policy of separating children from their parents when they illegally cross at the border.
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At first glance, her decision to choose the guy who suspiciously said all of the right things and wouldn't hesitate to make a grand romantic gesture of proposing feels like she did an about-face and "drank the Kool-Aid," to use Bradley's language.
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Coach Dirk Koetter felt the third-year pro played one of his best games against the Bills, but Winston did an about-face last Sunday, when he was sacked three times, threw two fourth-quarter interceptions and also lost a fumble in a 17-3 loss to the Panthers.
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Mesnick was the first Bachelor to be selected after appearing on the franchise as a contestant on The Bachelorette, and during his season's "After the Final Rose" post-finale special, Mesnick did an about-face, dumping the woman who "won" his proposal to reunite with the runner-up on air.
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" VA CUT: From POLITICO's Arthur Allen and Lorraine Woellert: "Four days after Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin held a big Washington event to tout the Trump administration's promise to house all homeless vets, the agency did an about-face, telling advocates it was pulling resources from a major housing program.
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Secretary McDonald urged this Congress to provide the VA Secretary with firing authority-which would finally provide the needed ability to take the first steps required to meaningful reform After many iterations, when said authority was provided (for example HR 1994 the VA Accountability Act) Secretary McDonald did an "about face" on the issue, and suggested that practice was "heavy handed" and no longer spoke of the need for workforce reform.
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Enter Facebook CEO and social savior Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 22019 breach Social media never intended to be in the news business — but just wait till AI takes over Facebook exploring deals with media outlets for news section: report MORE, who did an about face on Thursday and announced that the company will now introduce new "tools" and enter into unprecedented third-party alliances to prevent fake news stories from spreading like a virus on the world's largest communications eco-system.
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The ambushed grenadiers and chasseurs, fighting back with bayonets when their enemies did an about-face that pushed back the frightened Iazzaroni and fought wildly across the bridge. The French took all of the enemy's artillery. "This is what I call getting a good rank by way of a good gate." said Duhesme to Thiébault when Championnet named him Adjutant General on the battlefield. Championnet then tried a peaceful approach which was poorly received by the insurgents.
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Along with the crowd that had initially gathered, a second feeder march protesting the School of the Americas joined the World Bank/IMF group at Dupont Circle. The Mobilization for Global Justice's feeder march ran from Dupont Circle down Connecticut Avenue and past Farragut Square, reaching Murrow Park and the World Bank. After marching west along H Street as far as 19th Street NW, encountering police barricades on three sides, the march did an about-face and marched east along H Street to Lafayette Square, joining the main march sponsored by ANSWER and UFPJ.
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The two pretenders decided to defer to royal judgement. Sensing that the judgment of the King of France would be in favor of Charles de Blois, his nephew, Jean de Montfort, did an about-face. He captured the Ducal home in Limoges and moved to Nantes, where he convened the nobility of Brittany for recognition as the Duke. This attempt failed – the Breton Barons did not come for fear of reprisals – so on June 1, he embarked on a tour throughout the Duchy to ensure control of strongholds.
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CCR in 1972, after Tom Fogerty's departure; John Fogerty, Stu Cook, Doug Clifford Tom Fogerty decided he had had enough and resigned from CCR in early 1971 after the recording of Pendulum; his departure was made public the following February. At first, the remaining members considered replacing him but ultimately continued as a trio. In the spring of 1971, John Fogerty did an about-face and informed Cook and Clifford that CCR would continue only by adopting a "democratic" approach: each member would now write and perform his own material. Fogerty also would contribute only rhythm guitar to his bandmates' songs.
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In 1074, in that vein, he established the monasteries of Ravengiersburg and Hasungen. Siegfried initially sided with Henry IV in the Investiture Controversy between the Holy Roman Emperor and the Roman Catholic Pope. He was one of the German bishops who attempted to depose Pope Gregory VII in 1076. Yet later that same year, when Gregory VII excommunicated Henry IV, Siegfried did an about-face and, at a general assembly of German Aristocrats in Tribur in October 1076, participated in the election of an anti-king, supporting the nobility opposing the Emperor in the civil war that became known as the Great Saxon revolt.
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However, this portion of the Red Army gained power as a result of the Great Purge, and did an about face, pressing hard for speedy development of radio- location systems. They took over Oshchepkov's laboratory and were made responsible for all existing and future agreements for research and factory production. Writing later about the Purge and subsequent effects, General Lobanov commented that it led to the development being placed under a single organization, and the rapid reorganization of the work.Lobanov, M. M.; The Beginning of Soviet Radar, Sovetskoye Radio, 1975 (in Russian) At Oshchepkov's former laboratory, work with the 4 m (75 MHz) pulsed-transmission system was continued by A. I. Shestako.
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The Rockefeller Drug Laws are the statutes dealing with the sale and possession of "narcotic" drugs in the New York State Penal Law. The laws are named after Nelson Rockefeller, who was the state's governor at the time the laws were adopted. Rockefeller had previously backed drug rehabilitation, job training and housing as strategies, having seen drugs as a social problem rather than a criminal one, but did an about-face during a period of mounting national anxiety about drug use and crime. Rockefeller, who pushed hard for the laws, was seen by some contemporary commentators as trying to build a "tough on crime" image in anticipation of a bid for the Republican presidential nomination in 1976.
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Smith revealed that he had signed with the South Queensland Crushers but he then did an about-face and successfully sought a release to play with the Brisbane Broncos in 1995. It was unfortunate that Smith hit possibly his best form at a time when the code was in turmoil, and he did not represent again until 1997's Super League season. He proved his durability at the highest level, making his Test début against New Zealand and playing at lock forward in the 1997 Anzac Test, the first Anzac Test, as well as all five Tests against the New Zealand and Great Britain as well as making three appearances in Queensland's Tri-Series side. When the game reunified for the 1998 NRL season, Smith returned to the Queensland State of Origin team and was the National Rugby League's top try-scorer for the season, crossing for the final try in Brisbane's 38–12 thrashing of his former club Canterbury in the 1998 NRL grand final.
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