Most Republican politicians have fallen in line behind Donald Trump.
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In the years since, most athletes have fallen in line.
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The 2628 Democratic candidates have fallen in line with their party.
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Many Republicans have fallen in line behind him, rather than fallen in love.
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Congressional Republicans have largely fallen in line behind Donald Trump's executive orders on immigration.
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For now the DPP has fallen in line behind Ms Tsai on the bill.
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Tech companies around the world have fallen in line with U.S. curbs on the company.
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Among those that have fallen in line are Air Canada, Air France, Lufthansa and Singapore Airlines.
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Many governments and tech companies around the world have fallen in line with the U.S. curbs.
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But those who stepped up to criticize him have fallen in line, rendering their criticism hollow.
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He's since fallen in line with the mainstream Republican position that they should guarantee access, not coverage.
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"For the Republicans who have fallen in line with him ... I don't understand that," he told Moore.
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Cruz has refrained from formally endorsing Trump, even after several high-profile GOP members have fallen in line.
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Yet the pound has risen and fallen in line with her prospects at the election on June 8th.
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Even many Republicans who have dutifully fallen in line take issue with much of what Trump pronounces and proposes.
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Democratic Senators seem to have fallen in line with their progressive base who have channeled their fervor against DeVos.
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While elected Republicans push back from time to time, they have largely fallen in line when it really counted.
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Trump's "not a Tea Party guy," he says, but Tea Party voters have dutifully fallen in line behind him.
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But Walden also has stood by Trump throughout the Ukraine scandal and fallen in line on other key issues.
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It said Wells Fargo had now fallen in line with the orders, and it was lifting restrictions on its business.
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Third, it strengthens the PM's overall negotiating stance who in recent weeks has clearly fallen in line with the European approach.
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Republicans who traditionally served as the bastion of trade have largely fallen in line with a protectionist president, for one thing.
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The value of AIB, which is quoted on Ireland's secondary market, has fallen in line with other European banks this year.
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Republican leaders in both chambers have griped privately about Mr. Trump's behavior but have publicly fallen in line behind the president.
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NP: It's been a very clear thing that all of the other candidates have kind of fallen in line behind him.
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President Trump's environmental legacy has so far been one of climate change denial and dismissal, and his cabinet has fallen in line.
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And whereas the fixed deals have fallen in line with the wholesale price of gas, the average SVT has not (see chart).
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Mattis introduced Pence, which suggests at least publicly, he has fallen in line behind the establishment of the United States Space Force.
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Most Republicans have fallen in line to defend Trump, save for some tepid criticism from a few GOP senators like Mitt Romney.
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Republicans have fallen in line behind Trump, placing their loyalty to him, and to each other, above any sense of public accountability.
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Read: Israel 'shocked' over Trump aide's Western Wall comments But since then, Trump seems to have has fallen in line with traditional US policy.
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Prices for European cars had fallen in line with predictions, he said, rejecting claims that cars in Egypt were more expensive than in other countries.
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"Now on My Way" has generally fallen in line with Moon's principles, though some of its defector beauties now support regime change in the North.
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Yet, while Arkansas resisted the South's turn toward the GOP for longer than most of the states in the region, it's eventually fallen in line.
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But the new members have not always fallen in line with the chairwoman, and the tensions have become increasingly apparent to others on the committee.
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Meanwhile, in the last few weeks, the State Department has fallen in line with the White House in not complying in part with the impeachment inquiry.
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He said revenue had fallen in line with ridership and that the agency expected "this precipitous drop to continue" as fewer riders to buy monthly passes.
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After Trump's election, however, Johnson has fallen in line with the British government's official stance that it is looking forward to working with its long-time ally.
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Recent surveys have shown Trump already commands the support of some ninety percent of likely Republican voters as they've predictably and reliably fallen in line post-convention.
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"There is no alternative," Merkel says, which until now much of the German public and her conservative party have taken her word, and dutifully fallen in line.
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The conservative advocacy group spent millions opposing Trump during the 2016 Republican primaries but has since fallen in line as a pro-Trump operation, according to Politico.
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He, like other stars, has ironically fallen in line with the very forms of consumer capitalism he fought against in his earlier works — even within the same show.
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Establishment party figures and groups have fallen in line behind the former vice president after his recent winning streak set him up to become the party's presumptive nominee.
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Some lawmakers have fallen in line, jamming committee hearings and legislation with calls for Trump's tax returns and concerns about the influence of Russia in the 220006 presidential election.
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Crude stocks on the East, West and Gulf Coasts, where refineries are mostly supplied by sea, have all fallen in line with the tightening of the global oil market.
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The bulk of Republican senators have fallen in line behind his proposal, and Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, is said to be incorporating the terms into a broader package.
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"The person that the White House cleared the field for, and that everyone has fallen in line for, has three federal investigations going on," a prominent Democratic consultant told me.
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The wider cryptocurrency market has fallen in line with bitcoin, with more than half a trillion dollars wiped off the market capitalization of digital coins in less than a month.
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Pompeo appears to have fallen in line with Trump's view and is currently meeting with the foreign minister of Switzerland, which has represented U.S. interests and diplomacy in Iran in the past.
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I've admittedly fallen in line and rushed to check out the ring when my friends and colleagues have announced their proposals, but when confronted with a ring of my own, I froze.
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At a time when HTC has cynically fallen in line with other iPhone copycat makers, it's heartening to see others like Xiaomi putting the strength of their convictions behind their latest devices.
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But its prospects are grim in the Republican-led Senate, which previously approved similar measures on the floor or in committee but has since fallen in line with Trump's wall funding demands.
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While the national union has fallen in line behind the government's efforts, a dissident wing of the union continued to resist the changes, staging major demonstrations like the recent uprisings in Oaxaca.
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If millions of people had fallen in line, stopped protesting, stopped sitting in, or accepted the status quo by letting themselves be shut down, we would still live in a fully segregated society.
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NPLs in nominal terms have fallen in line with the size of balance sheets (bank assets are now equivalent to around 330% of GDP, down from 360% in 2016, and 600% in 2008).
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Dozens of Republicans in Congress started out skeptical of Trump but have fallen in line behind him as he signed their top initiatives into law, like a trillion-dollar giveaway to the very rich.
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"Such comments show that even an arch-dove such as Vlieghe has fallen in line with the view that policy will have to be tightened in the coming months," said Rabobank strategist Richard McGuire.
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When it became apparent that Trump was a serious contender because he could wield that rage more effectively than they could, these politicians could have fallen in line behind a consensus anti-Trump candidate.
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"Leading national Republican politicians such as Paul Ryan, Mitch McConnell, Marco Rubio, and Ted Cruz endorsed Donald Trump," Levitsky and Ziblatt write, and since his victory Republicans who didn't endorse him have fallen in line.
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And we'll try to identify things Trump is responsible for rather than long-standing trends that he has fallen in line with, like the wars he inherited or the 240,000 troops stationed across the planet.
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Patrick has fallen in line behind Trump as the presidential nominee since his initial endorsement of Cruz, and spokesman Allen Blakemore told The Hill that he is "flattered" but "not interested" in running for Senate.
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The Switch has fallen in line with Nintendo's previous hits like Game Boy, Wii, and DS not because it is anything like those other systems, but rather because of the underlying philosophy that drove its design.
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But its prospects are grim in the Republican-led Senate, which previously approved similar measures on the floor or in committee but has since fallen in line with Trump's demands for funding for the border wall.
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Here are a few of the most prominent GOP officials and conservative voices who have fallen in line -- or are at least eyeballing the queue -- behind the presumptive nominee: Marco Rubio: From "little" opponent to big supporter?
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Most of the moderate suburban swing-district Republicans who complained about his rhetoric in the past lost their seats in 2018, and the handful of senators willing to slam Trump have either retired or fallen in line.
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Since he became President, those who have opposed Trump have either lacked the power to do it effectively (Democrats), fallen in line (Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz) or have departed the political arena entirely (Jeff Flake, Bob Corker).
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But they've now fallen in line with the man who represents and leads their party on the national stage, seemingly to get Trump on their side so they can at least get some of their policy priorities done.
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Since the beginning of 2018, markets have gradually fallen in line with the Fed's projection of three rate hikes, though the third is not priced in until the central bank's last policy meeting of the year, in December.
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Right-wing influencers and the new class of coronavirus influencers — typically men who work in the tech or finance sectors and use charts and Medium posts to play amateur epidemiologists — have, too, fallen in line with the president.
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Few in Congress have fallen in line with the Trump administration's call to dismiss these reports as "fake news," and so the longer the Russia issue drags on, the further the spin will shift away from partisan sour grapes.
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But its prospects are grim in the Republican-led Senate, which previously approved similar measures on the floor or in committee but has since fallen in line with Trump's demands to fund a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Were Sanders to seize the nomination, the passionless pragmatics in the Clinton camp would fall in line behind his enthusiastic supporters—much as they have throughout the Obama presidency, and much as the pragmatic Republican voters have fallen in line behind Trump.
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Ryan, who has increasingly fallen in line behind Trump after expressing initial reservations, said House Republicans next year would seek to implement their sweeping election-year agenda -- on issues ranging from health care to energy policy -- in concert with a President Trump.
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Over the past few years of austere minimalism as lifestyle trend, the beauty industry has all but fallen in line with the pared-down approach, packing all our favorite ingredients up in teeny tiny dropper bottles in monochromatic packaging with sans-serif fonts.
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Here are five things to know about the latest entrant into the presidential race:He's a Never Trump RepublicanMcMullin's Facebook page reads like a point-by-point rebuke of Trump's candidacy and those Republicans who have fallen in line behind the controversial nominee.
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The results suggested that Warren's supporters, rather than gravitating toward Sanders, have fallen in line with Biden, who shifted the dynamics of the race with a commanding victory in the South Carolina primary, followed by wins in most of the Super Tuesday nominating contests last week.
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For the most part, Nebraska's start to the 843-18 season has fallen in line with the preseason optimism surrounding the program, but the next 2 1/2 weeks figure to give sixth-year coach Tim Miles a good idea of just how far his team has come.
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" Gabbard's statement was preceded by a video earlier in this week in which she slammed Perez for a recent overhaul of the party's executive committee, which she said was intended "to cast out those who haven't fallen in line with the establishment and who are actually demanding real reform.
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" Trump said as a candidate that marijuana policy should be left to the states to decide, but ultimately the White House has fallen in line with Sessions — with press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders saying on Thursday that "whether it's marijuana or whether it's immigration, the president strongly believes that we should enforce federal law.
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So they have kind of fallen in line to the point though where I tried to ask Senator Cory Booker just about whether Trump was potentially succeeding in just winning the messaging war around this even about whether he thought Biden was responding necessarily like a sufficiently fluent way about like when these questions come up.
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The brand in 2010 controlled a category-best 15.6% of the international powder concentrate market although, like other highly processed or sweetened beverages, demand in developed economies has stagnated or fallen in line with consumers increasing preference for lower calorie drinks. In 2018, Tang's manufacturer Mondelez reported a drop in sales following the introduction of tax on calorific sweetened beverages in the Philippines.
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Just north of Roosevelt High School, an inch of snow coated the ground, and due west of the school in the Green Lake neighborhood of Seattle, an inch of snow had also fallen. In line with the known "abrupt edge" of the Puget Sound Convergence Zone, areas to the south of this Green Lake-to- Roosevelt High line (marked by NE 68th Street), including the U-District, witnessed only a dusting of snow.
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The classification of euglenids is still variable, as groups are being revised to conform with their molecular phylogeny. Classifications have fallen in line with the traditional groups based on differences in nutrition and number of flagella; these provide a starting point for considering euglenid diversity. Different characteristics of the euglenids' pellicles can provide insight into their modes of movement and nutrition. As with other Euglenozoa, the primitive mode of nutrition is phagocytosis.
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In recent years the race has fallen in line with the other Formula One races for the convenience of television viewers. Also, earlier the event was traditionally held on the week of Ascension Day. It is now always held on the last weekend in May. For many years, the numbers of cars admitted to Grands Prix was at the discretion of the race organisers – Monaco had the smallest grids, ostensibly because of its narrow and twisting track.
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