He makes lots of threats he never follows through on.
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We'll see how further development follows through on that promise.
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It is critical that the administration follows through on this pledge.
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Time will tell if Facebook follows through on its most recent promises.
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He browbeats career civil servants but rarely follows through on his rants.
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Now we will see if he follows through on his immigration plans.
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That will largely go away if Facebook follows through on its plan.
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It would become particularly difficult if Trump follows through on his Mexico threat.
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Some face many years in jail if the regime follows through on charges.
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It follows through on the premise that the status quo is often unjust.
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Some may well wonder: What if the President follows through on his threat?
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But his Twitter campaign follows through on a popular pledge to boost manufacturing employment.
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But if Mr Trump follows through on his promises, that trend will be turbocharged.
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The independent auditor will monitor Credit Suisse to ensure it follows through on improvements.
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If he follows through on that promise, many of these worker benefits will be obliterated.
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It's up to all of us to make sure he follows through on his promises.
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PillPack would add more mail-order prescriptions if Walmart follows through on that rumored acquisition.
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It's worth noting that it's anybody's guess as to what promises Trump follows through on.
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President Trump responded by threatening sanctions on Iraq if it follows through on the reprisals.
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Still, Democrats' options are limited as Trump follows through on his immigration-related campaign promises.
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This would mark the first veto of Trump's presidency, if he actually follows through on it.
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Oil industry sources warned that if Washington follows through on its threat to sanction non-U.
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If Britain follows through on a plan for an Asian base, expect strong opposition from Beijing.
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If he follows through on this campaign promise, does it really matter what he calls it?
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Social Q's I am a social person who plans ahead and follows through on my commitments.
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If Netanyahu follows through on his annexation promise, the two-state solution will be effectively dead.
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He also hopes that the administration follows through on promises for less regulation, which could benefit startups.
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If the Trump regime follows through on these threats, it will seriously damage American credibility and capacity.
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Let's hope he follows through on his promises to support laws that don't criminalize law-abiding citizens.
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If Russia follows through on the ban, hours of travel time will be added to Asian flights.
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They say Trump seems immune to awkwardness — but then rarely follows through on his most extreme rhetoric.
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China's state media on Monday threatened Lotte with severe consequences if it follows through on the plans.
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But it could take six months to gauge whether China follows through on its commitments, he said.
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Graham further vowed to call for Turkey's removal from NATO if follows through on its Syria offensive.
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They will remain legal until China follows through on its promise to control all forms of fentanyl.
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We also asked what kind of data could be published if the hacker follows through on their threat.
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Many Democrats are clamoring for Obama to speak out if the incoming president follows through on those pledges.
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The question now is whether the military will stay loyal as the Constituyente follows through on its plans.
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But analysts warn shipments could fall sharply early next year if the U.S. follows through on higher duties.
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Beijing has warned that it is prepared to impose retaliatory tariffs if Trump follows through on his threats.
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But Gates is concerned about the impact if the U.S. follows through on plans to cut foreign aid.
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If the president follows through on his threat, congressional leaders will have six months to pass the measure.
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Even if LePage follows through on his threat, there may be other ways to certify the election results.
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If he follows through on the threat, severe disruptions could be felt on both sides of the border.
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And if China follows through on its promises, some of Mr. Trump's existing tariffs could be rolled back.
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Trump has threatened to unleash "fire and fury" on North Korea if it follows through on its threats.
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If Trump follows through on his threats, it could spur congressional action to limit his power on the issue.
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If Ford follows through on those plans, the Mustang would be the last traditional passenger car in its lineup.
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Over the past few months, we've seen the energy economy grow as President Trump follows through on his promises.
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Republicans in Congress will face a wrenching choice if President Trump follows through on decertifying the Iran nuclear deal.
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Tesla may not be a public company for long if Elon Musk follows through on his most recent tweets.
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If MoMA follows through on its pledges for the expansion, it will carry similarly messy mashups into its future.
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Democrats believe they can capitalize on drug pricing regardless of whether Trump follows through on the international pricing proposal.
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We'll see what happens if Casper follows through on the I.P.O., which could price as early as next week.
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Trump has proven to the voters that he is a man of action who follows through on his promises.
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If Trump follows through on his promise to gut the program, it will be difficult for Democrats to stop him.
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If the administration follows through on this threat, American consumers will face higher prices and U.S. jobs will be lost.
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Whether Clinton follows through on this bold agenda depends in part on whether that movement forces her to do it.
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That could change, however, if Uber follows through on its promise in the settlement to stop deactivating drivers at will.
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Whether Trump can reach a deal with Kim -- and ultimately follows through on these private assurances -- remains to be seen.
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If Pyongyang follows through on the threat, it would be the first nuclear weapon detonated in the atmosphere in decades.
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There's plenty of scope for further damage if Trump follows through on his threats of further measures and China retaliates.
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Their numbers are likely to swell if Mr. Trump follows through on his pledge to deport millions of unauthorized immigrants.
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A Republican source told CNBC that congressional leaders have not ruled potential action if Trump follows through on his plan.
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EU officials have prepared to target $23 billion in American goods with retaliatory tariffs if Trump follows through on his threat.
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If Apple follows through on one of its patents, the next iPhone might not have a dedicated sensor to read fingerprints.
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China rebuked the U.S. on Wednesday, promising to take "necessary countermeasures" against the U.S. if Washington follows through on its threat.
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China responded in kind on Wednesday, promising to take "necessary countermeasures" against the U.S. if Washington follows through on its threat.
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"If he follows through on that threat, that is the fodder for recessions," said Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics.
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" He added: "He follows through on all those intuitions where I think most of us sometimes don't, really spending his time.
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He plays it off and follows through on recreating the pose, but even after returning to the couch he seems uncomfortable.
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But if the U.S. actually follows through on Trump's threat, history shows the rally in oil and energy may not last.
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They argue the Trump team's approach could trigger a constitutional crisis, if the president follows through on the war of words.
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That ambiguity could present an interesting challenge for the party if Trump follows through on his threats to back primary challengers.
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Many of my patients are middle class, but even they will see widespread effects if Trump follows through on his promises.
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Whether Infosys follows through on its ambitious goal of hiring 10,000 Americans in the next two years remains to be seen.
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And if Uber actually follows through on its plan to remake its culture, it will operate like a completely different company.
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Yet, when put in context, it simply follows through on Mitch McConnell's intent to collude with the administration's corrupt cover-up.
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Volkswagen also stands to lose if President-elect Donald J. Trump follows through on plans to raise trade barriers with Mexico.
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THE TOPLINE: Republicans in Congress will face a wrenching choice if President Trump follows through on decertifying the Iran nuclear deal.
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The vote, expected as soon as Monday, follows through on that promise just days after the Senate enacted a similar requirement.
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Europe has drawn up a list of U.S. products on which to apply tariffs if Trump follows through on his plan.
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Perhaps none would be as explosive as the secretary of State hearings if Trump follows through on plans to nominate Rex Tillerson.
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And when a millennial follows through on a career move, Bera recommends renting for a while before deciding where to buy again.
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Pompeo has vowed that sanctions would remain until Pyongyang follows through on Kim&aposs pledge to get rid of his atomic weapons.
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Third: Trump will have to decide whether he follows through on his threat to impose 20% or 25% tariffs on automobile imports.
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The administration has been insisting on a mechanism to ensure that China follows through on any promises to purchase more American goods.
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The unexpectedly frightening (and very funny) film reestablished Shyamalan as a horror filmmaker to watch, and Split follows through on that promise.
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Selling Mi Box through Walmart, Barra said, follows through on the company's goal of delivering cutting-edge gear at low-end prices.
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If Trump follows through on these tariffs, allies will go crazy, especially the Europeans, but also the Japanese and maybe the Koreans.
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But if the incoming administration follows through on its campaign promises, we should see a fiscal stimulus proposal sometime early this year.
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If he follows through on all his tariff threats, Trump will have placed levies on nearly every product China sends to America.
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Navalny has named Abramovich and Usmanov as prime targets if May follows through on threats to strip Russian tycoons of their assets.
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The impact could deepen if Mr. Trump follows through on his promise, made Thursday, to impose new tariffs on imports from Mexico.
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Whether or not it follows through on that threat, the North will keep test-firing missiles, improving the technology with every launching.
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Germany will be badly hurt if Donald Trump follows through on his threat to whack tariffs on car imports later this year.
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The episode follows through on the idea that Chuck has figured out how his rival ticks and has adjusted his strategy accordingly.
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Stumbling technology stocks could soon face another hurdle if the Federal Reserve follows through on raising interest rates, Credit Suisse strategists said.
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And if he follows through on this commitment, history may one day judge this judge as among the best of the century.
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It is an aggressive use of presidential power that follows through on the nationalistic vision Mr. Trump presented during his presidential campaign.
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Much will depend on whether Culp follows through on his predecessor John Flannery's plan to get rid of the health care division.
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If Mr. Trump follows through on threats to raise tariffs to 25 percent, EBW and its 230 employees could face dire circumstances.
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The measure follows through on House Democrats' plans to go to court in their quest for an unredacted copy of Mueller's report.
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The levies will come into effect if the U.S. follows through on its threat to impose new duties on Chinese-made goods.
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FABER: DO YOU WORRY ABOUT WHAT IT WILL MEAN FOR MULTINATIONAL BUSINESS, PARTICULARLY IF HE FOLLOWS THROUGH ON SOME OF HIS TRADE POLICIES?
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If Trump follows through on his plan for DACA, Diane may have to leave the country where she's lived almost all her life.
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If he follows through on his threats to more than double existing tariffs and add new ones, the economic impacts would be extreme.
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But if the new iPhone follows through on the abundant rumors, which suggest it will do the same, this is the new normal.
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What can we anticipate if Trump follows through on this promise, initially by canceling executive orders and eventually in a more comprehensive way?
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And that could be done in parallel with presidential leadership that follows through on his campaign promise to invest more in America's infrastructure.
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Republicans in Congress will face a difficult choice if Trump, who has twice certified the nuclear deal, follows through on decertifying the accord.
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OPEC's decision will also hinge on whether Russia follows through on its promise to cut production by 300,000 barrel per day by April.
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And it is likely to be the main selling point if the company follows through on plans to pursue a public stock listing.
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If Biden is elected and follows through on that promise, his nominee would be the first black woman to serve as a justice.
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Trump's comments could provide fodder for legal challenges from the auto industry if he follows through on the tariffs he promised last year.
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A new challenge could come within a few days if Viktoria Skripal, Mr. Skripal's niece, follows through on plans to travel to Britain.
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Even if the Australian government follows through on its pledge to "act on" Mr. Hayne's recommendations, it has little time to do so.
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But if he follows through on all his tariff threats, Trump will have placed levies on nearly every product China sends to America.
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If Trump follows through on his promise to fight for better and fairer trade deals, it will be all working-class Americans who benefit.
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ISIS and al Qaeda alike will hope that the President-elect follows through on his most severe remarks about Muslims at home and abroad.
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China has promised to take "necessary countermeasures" against the U.S. if Washington follows through on its threat to increase tariffs Friday on Chinese goods.
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And if the Federal Reserve follows through on its plan to raise interest rates, the cost of paying off that debt will grow larger.
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If President-elect Donald Trump follows through on his pledge to scrap certain trade and regulatory agreements, free trade and emerging markets could suffer.
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If the Trump administration follows through on the immigration rhetoric of its candidate, hostility between cities and the federal government over immigration could escalate.
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But if Trump follows through on his hot rhetoric — he described the payments to insurers as "ransom money" — they'll be forced to defend themselves.
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If Trump follows through on his word, tariffs would cover $467 billion in Chinese imports on top of the $50 billion already in place.
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If the administration follows through on this proposal, this would be the first time new prisoners are sent to Guantanamo in over a decade.
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If Donald Trump finally follows through on his rage and fires Jeff Sessions, the image with this story will be printed in history books.
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If Trump follows through on his praise of the Kurds, that would be good news for the SDF and its largest militia, the YPG.
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More context in the case will be available to lawmakers if the White House follows through on its undertaking to release the whistleblower complaint.
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Neither the White House nor the Justice Department have said whether the administration will defend the program if Paxton follows through on his threat.
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His negotiators have demanded that China agree to an enforcement mechanism to ensure that Beijing follows through on any reform pledges in any deal.
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They also worry about potential disruption if Mr. Trump follows through on threats to impose border taxes on vehicles imported from Mexico and elsewhere.
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China's sluggish exports could also come under fresh pressure if U.S. President-elect Donald Trump follows through on pledges to impose tough protectionist measures.
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Mocking his roommate's signature sarcastic style, Joey inquires "Could I be wearing any more clothes?" and follows through on his threat to do lunges.
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His negotiators have demanded that China agree to an enforcement mechanism to ensure that Beijing follows through on any reform pledges in any deal.
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If China follows through on recent reports it will lower tariffs on U.S.-made autos, the real cheers may be coming from Berlin, not Detroit.
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The administration has been insisting on a mechanism to ensure that China follows through on any reform promises and commitments to purchase more American goods.
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The bottom line: If Trump follows through on the executive order, "the courts would have to weigh in in a way they haven't," Eastman said.
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If Seoul follows through on its threat, South Korea will probably share information with Japan the way it did before GSOMIA was signed — through Washington.
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He told CNBC's "Halftime Report " there is a better than 50% chance that Trump follows through on his treat to hike tariffs on Chinese imports.
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China's sluggish exports also could come under freshpressure this year if U.S. President-elect Donald Trump follows through on pledges to impose tough protectionist measures.
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The Mexican economy will likely slip into recession this year if Trump follows through on his tariff threat, a Reuters poll of market analysts showed.
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Palestinian leaders have already called for three "Days of Rage" with protests in the streets beginning on Wednesday if Trump follows through on the announcement.
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What to watch: If Trump follows through on his threats — 25% on all Chinese and Mexican imports — those revenues would amount to 1.45% of GDP.
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The nation's 14 Democratic governors are threatening to sue the Trump administration if it follows through on a proposal that would partially defund Planned Parenthood.
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Then he will get very busy — if he follows through on his campaign promises for what he will do on his first day in office.
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If the league follows through on its threat to suspend the players, it would represent a dramatic expansion of the commissioner's powers to penalize players.
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If he follows through on his talk it has the potential to tank the euro versus the U.S. dollar, reigniting the multiyear king dollar trade.
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More importantly, this premiere follows through on the first season finale's promise to blow up everything and go scorched-earth about as literally as possible.
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If its president, the entrepreneurial Mauricio Macri, follows through on his plans for the energy sector, oil could lift the country from its economic doldrums.
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If Trump follows through on suggestions that he may cooperate with Russia in the fight against Islamic State, eastern Syria would be an obvious target.
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The nation's 14 Democratic governors are threatening to sue the Trump administration if it follows through on a proposal that would partially defund Planned Parenthood.
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And they are expected to continue shifting up if the central bank follows through on signals that it will raise rates twice more this year.
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That makes the argument on interest rate differentials invalid at least until the Fed follows through on expectations, according to Eric Theoret, currency strategist at Scotiabank.
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If President-elect Trump follows through on his promises to beef up military and infrastructure spending, the plight of police departments might worsen, worries Mr Lim.
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Losses deepened after Canadian officials said the country could fall back on a free-trade agreement that excludes Mexico if Trump follows through on his threats.
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If Trump follows through on his Twitter-threat, insurers would dramatically raise prices – shredding the final layers of duct tape holding together the ACA insurance markets.
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"The Lobster" is often startlingly funny in the way it proposes its surreal conceits, and then upsettingly grim in the way it follows through on them.
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Xi must at all costs head off a destabilizing trade war -- one possibility if Trump follows through on his threats to impose tariffs on Chinese goods.
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But further talks may falter if President Trump follows through on his threat to impose tariffs on another $200 billion in Chinese goods, possibly this week.
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If Johnson follows through on that promise, things could get messy — and the tradeoff could be the degree of access the UK has to EU market.
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It could be a fall-back of environmental progress if Trump follows through on campaign promises and manages to withdraw from the Paris Climate Agreement. Gov.
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The groups haven't won yet in federal court, but they are already working to make sure Trump follows through on his promise to end the rules.
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LOS ANGELES — Pacific Gas and Electric promises that its customers' lights will stay on if it follows through on plans to file for bankruptcy this month.
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If the United States follows through on its promise to increase its tariffs to 25 percent at the turn of the year, exporters will feel more pain.
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If the Trump administration follows through on its threats, Mulvaney will lead both agencies until a permanent head of CFPB is chosen and confirmed by the Senate.
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Troubles at home also increase the likelihood that Trump follows through on his threats to confront Europe on trade, including punishing Germany with tariffs on car imports.
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The Trump administration and American companies want structural IP and market economy issues addressed, with a way to ensure China follows through on its promises, Brilliant said.
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On Wednesday China targeted beef and other U.S. goods for stiffer duties if Washington follows through on threats to increase tariffs on $2495 billion in Chinese goods.
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Indeed, if he follows through on plans to deport millions of immigrants working illegally, that would make hitting the job and G.D.P. growth goals that much harder.
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The negative consequences already arising from the trade wars Trump started could worsen if he follows through on threats to kill the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Wolters said Turkey should not get the U.S.-made F-35 fighter jet if it follows through on buying the Russian-made S-400 air defense system.
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If Russian armed services are hit, and it follows through on its threat to strike missiles down that affect its armed services, things could heat up quickly.
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And if China follows through on its plan to increase tariffs on $60 billion of American products on June 1, consumers likely will feel the hurt too.
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But if President-elect Donald Trump follows through on his campaign promise to "cancel" the agreement, America's participation in the pact could be halted before it begins.
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BMW, Daimler and Volkswagen could also suffer if President Trump follows through on a threat to impose hefty tariffs on European cars imported into the United States.
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The goal is to support 500 interns a year by 2020 — which, incidentally, might be when Mr. Garcetti follows through on his consideration to run for president.
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Scudamore's successor will also have to find ways of of keeping the Premier League prospering if the country follows through on plans to exit the European Union.
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"The big question is whether President Trump follows through on his promise to hit back at Iran if they did retaliate," CMC Markets analyst Michael Hewson said.
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"If (China) follows through on what they did that could be a game changer," said Cashin, UBS director of floor operations at the New York Stock Exchange.
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If President Trump follows through on his threats, U.S. consumers will see rapid rises in the prices of everything from T-shirts to automobiles to new homes.
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If China follows through on all the expected buying, total sales would still be less than a quarter of what they were in late December last year.
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Washington, which is cognizant that the tariffs give it leverage to ensure Beijing follows through on any commitments it makes, is wary of lifting them right away.
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China warned it was fully prepared to respond with a "fierce counter strike" of fresh trade measures if the United States follows through on Trump's latest threat.
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Boeing recently signed an agreement to sell planes to Iran, which would be squashed if Trump follows through on his threats to rip up the Iran sanctions deal.
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If Mr Trump follows through on the threat to hit all Chinese imports with duties—and few doubt his love of tariffs—the damage could be far greater.
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Many analysts speculate Apple could soon bring back those profits if the Trump administration follows through on a proposed cut to the tax rate on those returning funds.
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China warned on Friday it was fully prepared to respond with a "fierce counter strike" of fresh trade measures if the United States follows through on Trump's threat.
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MAYBE YOU CAN PUT THEM INTO A BIT OF ENGLISH FOR US. HOW MUCH WOULD YIELDS RISE IF THE FED FOLLOWS THROUGH ON THE BALANCE SHEET PLAN HERE?
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If China follows through on its plan to impose a 14 percent tariff on soybeans, it would make global suppliers like Brazil even more attractive to Chinese buyers.
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And if the new administration follows through on putting forward a plan, Cornyn would not commit that it would be the baseline for work on the Republican replacement.
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Senate Republicans are signaling that they are unlikely to pass a budget this year unless the House follows through on plans to pass a blueprint later this month.
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That relationship could be upended if Mr. Trump follows through on promises to cut off all federal funding for cities deemed to be "sanctuary cities" for undocumented immigrants.
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Officials in sanctuary cities across the country are gearing up to oppose Mr. Trump if he follows through on his campaign promise to deport millions of illegal immigrants.
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Many economists think Britain's economy could contract if Johnson follows through on a threat to take the country out of the EU without a transition deal on Oct.
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If the President-elect follows through on Ricketts, Mnuchin and Ross, as well, he would be drawing from the private sector, especially the world of finance and investing.
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If the House follows through on Schiff's call for open hearings, Trump administration officials could be brought forward to testify about the planning and timing behind the airstrike.
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BUDGET TENSIONS FLARE IN GOP: Senate Republicans are signaling they are unlikely to pass a budget this year unless the House follows through on its plans this month.
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Speculation has grown that National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn, a vocal opponent of the tariffs, could leave the White House if Trump follows through on his decision.
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But those jobs will be in jeopardy if President-elect Donald J. Trump follows through on his combative promises to punish countries he deems guilty of unfair trade.
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That is, if he follows through on his plan to sell about 29 percent of his stake in Uber to a group led by SoftBank, as Bloomberg reports.
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If the company actually follows through on this plan, it will be a direct reversal of its original and current model, which has public communication at its center.
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Now, however, Teach for America is worried about what will happen to people like Rocha if U.S. President Donald Trump follows through on his campaign promise to end DACA.
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If Trump follows through on his promise to end the oversized influence of Wall Street and the special interests, then it will be all working-class Americans who benefit.
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At first, the announcement brought tremendous praise; if the couple follows through on their plan to donate $45 billion during their lifetimes, they'll become the world's most generous donors.
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People familiar with the talks told Reuters the two sides still had substantial work ahead to reach agreement on a way to ensure China follows through on any pledges.
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The NAFTA deal has long been a target of Mexico's left, but that position has changed given the potential for economic upheaval if Trump follows through on his threat.
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This could be compounded if Trump follows through on his campaign comments about Putin's Russia, a country criticized by watchdogs as an undemocratic human-rights abuser that silences dissenters.
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If Trump follows through on his promise to forge a closer relationship with Putin, the transatlantic and European front against Russia would crumble, leaving her Putin policy in tatters.
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The Genie follows through on the wish by turning Aladdin into Prince Ali, and a new clip from the movie shows off the spectacle that Genie creates for him.
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China is already reminding Trump that it holds bargaining chips like America's supply of iPhones and cars if he follows through on his promises to start a trade war.
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The latest move, announced on Tuesday by China's top economic planning agency, follows through on a long-promised effort by Beijing to further open its markets to foreign companies.
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If he follows through on the plan — and convinces Congress to play along — spending and employment at the agency would fall to levels not seen since the Reagan administration.
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WASHINGTON — If Saudi Arabia follows through on its recent threat to sell off its investments in the United States, the financial maneuver could be painful — mostly for Saudi Arabia.
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Prices of new cars and trucks could jump by several thousand dollars in the U.S. if President Donald Trump follows through on his threat to raise tariffs on imports.
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The will of the Puerto Rican people in any status referendum should be considered as Congress follows through on any desired change in status for Puerto Rico, including statehood.
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Why this matters: If Trump follows through on this alleged commitment to Macron, it would be one of the biggest and most abrupt foreign policy reversals in his presidency.
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But the speed with which the United States can send more migrants to wait in Mexico will still depend on how quickly the government follows through on that promise.
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The risk it poses: "If he follows through on his threat, congressional leaders will have six months to pass the new trade measure," Glenn Thrush of the NYT writes.
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This is a significant departure for the government and could, at least on paper, be enough for Labour to back the deal if she follows through on her offer.
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Jonathan Bostock, the chief operating officer, wonders what happens if the Trump administration follows through on plans to impose tariffs on steel as a way to limit China's exports.
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Let us hope that Chairman Pai follows through on his promise to bring a weed whacker to ill-informed, anti-consumer, anti-competitive regulations like the FCC's privacy rules.
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Europe has drawn up a list of U.S. products on which to apply tariffs if Trump follows through on his plan Analysts, meanwhile, are monitoring how China would react.
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Jonathan Bostock, the chief operating officer, wonders what happens if the Trump administration follows through on plans to impose tariffs on steel as a way to limit China's exports.
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Saudi Arabia If Donald Trump follows through on his campaign promise to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal, one consequence could be Saudi Arabia developing its own nukes.
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The U.S. does not recognize the ICC's jurisdiction, so Trump does not have to fear being hauled to the Hague if he follows through on his threat against Iran.
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And finally, if Mr. Trump follows through on plans to start mass deportations of undocumented immigrants, it could leave some industries with labor shortages, particularly for low-skilled workers.
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A lot could happen in the next couple months — let's make sure that Kim follows through on his word and we make progress toward lasting peace on the Peninsula.
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"This transparent policy follows through on that exact promise and will protect all Members of the Democratic Caucus -- regardless of where they fall within our big tent," he said.
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If he follows through on his promises, and keeps up his winning streak, the Trump agenda could well be defined by its convincing victories instead of its dynamic messenger.
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And if he follows through on punishing countries he deems guilty of unfair trade, American manufacturers who rely on imports to build their products could be hurt as well.
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BFG's FFO-adjusted net leverage was 5.7x at end-2016 and we expect leverage to remain relatively stable over the medium term if management follows through on its commitments.
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This is the kind of thing that can lessen trust in social institutions — exactly the opposite of the effect we see when a country follows through on its promises.
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If Trump follows through on his promise to put Americans back to work through a massive investment in our infrastructure, then it will be all working-class Americans who benefit.
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Japan's biggest automakers and components suppliers fear they could take a severe hit if Washington follows through on proposals to hike tariffs on autos and auto parts to 25 percent.
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Mexico's steel chamber has called for immediate "equivalent and reciprocal tariffs on steel imports from the United States" if Trump follows through on his tariff plan next week as promised.
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Export growth could also be dampened if the incoming Trump administration follows through on threats to impose tariffs and trade restrictions on major U.S. trading partners like Mexico and China.
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Drake's been taking some not-so-subtle jabs at Kanye West recently -- but if Ye follows through on his word to see a Drake show -- Drizzy won't turn him away.
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But the Trump administration and American companies want structural intellectual property and market economy issues addressed, with a way to ensure that China follows through on its promises, Brilliant said.
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If the country follows through on that promise, it would leave the U.S. isolated as the only nation that has rejected the pact and intends to withdraw from the treaty.
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Patel, a former executive at energy conglomerate Reliance Industries, will also be scrutinised to see how he follows through on a campaign to make banks clean up their balance sheets.
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At the same time, a renewables push across the farm sector could cut diesel use in irrigation pumps if the government follows through on plans to boost solar generation capacity.
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But setting realism aside for a moment, can we not simply celebrate a company that calls the car industry out for its complacency and then follows through on its words?
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What they can't model is the fallout if a major trade agreement is summarily ripped up, or if Trump follows through on campaign threats to declare China a currency manipulator.
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Vice President Pence said this week that the semiannual war games would stop as long as North Korea follows through on efforts to denuclearize, but "regular readiness training" would continue.
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Vice President Pence explained to lawmakers that the semiannual war games would stop as long as North Korea follows through on efforts to denuclearize, but "regular readiness training" would continue.
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If Trump follows through on his promise to formally pull out of the international pact, the U.S. would be the only nation in the world that's not part of it.
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The silence has been particularly noticeable because administration officials have spent months warning Turkey of swift and severe consequences if the NATO ally follows through on buying the S-2202.
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Japan's biggest automakers and components suppliers also worry they would be hit hard if Washington follows through on proposals to hike tariffs on autos and auto parts to 25 percent.
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The danger is that Trump could escalate the fight, for example if he follows through on a threat to respond to any EU measures by increasing tariffs on imported cars.
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If Commerce follows through on Trump's order it would reverse a law enforcement decision by Ross to impose a seven-year denial of export privileges on ZTE, the lawmakers said.
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But the dreams of many young people looking for the chance to study abroad could be dashed if Donald Trump follows through on his "America First" anti-immigration campaign promises.
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They believe it's more likely that Trump follows through on his sanctions, the Europeans fold to some extent, and Iran begins making gradual steps back to developing its nuclear program.
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But if President Trump follows through on his threat to place 10 percent tariffs on $200 billion of imports from China, including many consumer goods, prices could get a nudge.
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If President Donald Trump follows through on his threat to end some crucial Obamacare payments to health insurers, he could actually end up costing the federal government billions of dollars.
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There's no mention of climate change, and only time will tell if DeSantis follows through on his commitments, but at the very least he's a refreshing change from Rick Scott.
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Japan's biggest automakers and components suppliers fear they could take a significant hit if Washington follows through on proposals to hike tariffs on autos and auto parts to 25 percent.
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If Iran follows through on that promise, the US will target 52 sites within the country "some at a very high level & important to Iran & the Iranian culture," Trump wrote.
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If Trump follows through on his threat to tax the remaining imports, the impact could be as much as 0.5 percentage points this year and 1 percentage point in 2020.
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But if Johnson follows through on his threat to take Britain out of the European Union without a deal by the end of October, other corporate victims will come knocking.
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And if Trump follows through on plans to lower corporate taxes in general, Apple and other tech companies won't have the same incentive to store cash overseas in the future.
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If he follows through on that threat, hundreds of thousands of immigrants who graduated from American high schools and are legally allowed to work will find their lives in jeopardy.
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If the Fed follows through on raising interest rates once more in December and three more times in 2019, next year's earnings estimates for many companies are too high, Cramer explained.
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If Donald Trump actually follows through on his bold rhetoric he is in danger of tearing NATO apart, and with it the very concept of "the West" itself, according to experts.
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Back in March, President Trump said Planned Parenthood could keep its federal funding if it stopped offering abortions, and his budget follows through on his continued threat to defund the organization.
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"In light of these promises, I support Dr. Carson's nomination, and look forward to working with him to ensure that he follows through on his commitments," Warren said in a statement.
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Optimists speculate that if he follows through on his pledges to improve infrastructure and boost rural development, he might even leave the Philippines in a better condition than he found it.
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If the Fed follows through on three additional quarter-point rate hikes this year, that will cost credit card users almost $6 billion in extra credit card interest, according to LendingTree.
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"If China follows through on sanctioning the US companies involved in the arms sale, it will be the first time it has taken this kind of action," the Eurasia Group said.
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The measure, passed early Monday by Republican supermajorities in both chambers, assumes that the governor, a Republican, follows through on plans to delay major highway projects and cut higher-education spending.
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The diplomat said the one "silver lining is that nothing will come out of this summit" because Trump never follows through on what comes out of the meetings with world leaders.
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It will only become a reality for the world if Kim bucks precedent and follows through on his broad pledges and the lead of a one-time nemesis twice his age.
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Its economy could be badly hurt if U.S. President Donald Trump, who has already slapped tariffs on steel and aluminum from Canada, follows through on a threat to impose auto tariffs.
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But Trump's withdrawal could bring about a conflict with European governments if he follows through on threats to sanction those who maintain business ties with Iran after 3 or 6 months.
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"Whether he follows through on his threat or not, he sends out an unmistakable message to every broadcast outlet in the country: Watch what you say — or else," Mr. Feldstein said.
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"The will of the Puerto Rican people in any status referendum should be considered as Congress follows through on any desired change in status for Puerto Rico, including statehood," he said.
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Oh, and yeah, there's your hard place: Via The Hill's Rebecca Kheel, Republicans in Congress will face a wrenching choice if President Trump follows through on decertifying the Iran nuclear deal.
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China has said it will retaliate if U.S. President Donald Trump follows through on a threat to increase tariffs to 25 percent from 10 percent on $200 billion in Chinese imports.
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If the Chinese government follows through on its plans to launch a manned space station by 2022 and land an astronaut on the moon, such nationalist arguments may acquire renewed force.
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The bottom line: This move, if the White House follows through on it, will have an advertising impact on the newspapers at a time when the issue advocacy market is really hot.
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As Donald Trump embarks on his journey to "Make America Great Again," the world is waiting to see if he follows through on the many promises he made during his presidential campaign.
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It's just one of the many ways our country follows through on our solemn obligation to the men and women who were willing to sacrifice everything to defend our rights and freedoms.
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Without the full participation of the United States, the world's second-largest greenhouse gas polluter, after China, that goal is probably unattainable, even if every other country follows through on its pledges.
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The pivotal scene comes in Act III, when Elsa, in the bridal chamber with her new husband, follows through on the challenge that Ortrud—fiercely sung by Waltraud Meier—has given her.
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If the Trump administration follows through on tariffs on Chinese products, the tariffs will raise costs and slow sales for a wide variety of goods on the shelves of Walmart and Target.
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If Reynolds is successful, and Beshear follows through on his promise to restore voting rights for some ex-felons in Kentucky, no state would still have and enforce a strict lifetime ban.
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If Johnson follows through on his threat to leave the European Union without a deal, he would be ending tariff-free trade with a market that takes 57% of British car exports.
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That doesn't sit well with his political opponents and legal experts, however, who say he could be sent to prison if he follows through on his promise to flout the new law.
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If the administration follows through on Mr. Trump's plan to cut clean-energy subsidies, it could force a shakeout in the industry and prompt investors to pay closer attention to company fundamentals.
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Legislators in the House believe their bloc of support for the bill will hold if the governor follows through on his promise to use a veto, according to the Portland Press Herald.
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Even if every country follows through on its pledge — and much depends on demographic and economic circumstance — the world is still on track for 2.9 to 3.4 degrees of warming this century.
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"If the Administration follows through on the proposed actions, we believe the adverse growth implications would prompt Fed easing," Michael Feroli, chief U.S. economist at J.P. Morgan, said in a note to clients.
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They could all get more expensive if President Donald Trump follows through on his threat to expand tariffs on Chinese imports to include an additional $325 billion in goods left out last year.
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However, the fact that there are no details on how the US will ensure he actually follows through on that promise may help strengthen the hawks' case that these negotiations are largely worthless.
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It has received an injection of urgency from the election of Donald Trump, who, if he follows through on his anti-China rhetoric, threatens to throw relations into one of their periodic troughs.
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White House national security adviser John Bolton said on CNN's "State of the Union" on Sunday that North Korea's future could be "unbelievably strong" if it follows through on its commitment to denuclearize.
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Trump has vowed to appoint an anti-choice judge, and if he follows through on that promise, you're going to want to pick up the phone and call your Senator, according to Ellsworth.
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Mr Tribe is just mocking his old student's favoured mode of constitutional interpretation: Mr Cruz could be hoist by his own petard, the Harvard scholar smirks, if he follows through on his principles.
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They suggest keeping added sugars below 10% of our daily calories, which will hopefully be easier to calculate if the FDA follows through on its proposal to include this information on nutrition labels.
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If the measure makes it to the president's desk and he follows through on the White House veto threat, it would be the first piece of legislation he has vetoed since taking office.
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If Ford follows through on a promise to cut Ontario's corporate tax rate to 10.5 percent from 11.5 percent, it could ease investor concern the province is losing competitiveness to the United States.
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If not, as Vox's Sarah Kliff explains, "the people who will get hurt are Obamacare enrollees themselves, who will face higher premiums in the individual market" if Trump follows through on his threat.
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May's deal is dead, the second punch follows through on the threat and lets voters vote again — having now witnessed the reality of Brexit — whether to leave or remain in the European Union.
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If Mr. Netanyahu is re-elected and follows through on his promise to annex territory, it would force the United States to retire a diplomatic strategy that dates to President Richard M. Nixon.
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Well, if the Trump administration follows through on its plan to roll back the requirement that insurers cover birth control (revealed in leaked government documents last week), you won't have to imagine it.
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If Ford follows through on a promise to cut Ontario's corporate tax rate to 13 percent from 11.5 percent, it could ease investor concern the province is losing competitiveness to the United States.
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"If President Trump follows through on some of the plans he has articulated on the campaign trail about drug approval, he plans to weaken the critical evidence needed to approve new drugs," Kimmelman said.
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And if the government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu follows through on its desires to annex the West Bank without providing full equal rights to its Palestinian residents, it won't be a new Nakba.
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If Saudi Arabia follows through on its plan to list its state-owned oil producer, Saudi Aramco, as one of the kingdom's top officials recently told The Economist, it would certainly claim the latter.
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Canada sends 75 percent of its exports to the United States and could suffer badly if Trump follows through on promises to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement or impose an import tax.
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The rest of the design of the M3 follows through on B&O Play's usual excellence in the field, with an aluminum casing and swappable covers that allow for an extra degree of customization.
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As a result, California stands to see the biggest increases in the number of people without health coverage if president-elect Trump follows through on threats he has made to completely repeal the ACA.
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But even as Warren follows through on her promises, cutting off so many sources of potential funding carries risk — as Vox's Emily Stewart wrote: Still, Warren's decision may very well come at a cost.
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But my early takeaway is this: if you can deal with the lackluster, rudimentary smartphone app that's required to load your Spotify playlists onto the Mighty, the product itself follows through on its promise.
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Joseph Dunford, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said the United States will "have a hard time reconciling" delivery of the F-35 if Turkey follows through on buying the S-400. Gen.
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There's still the lead-footed momentum of their later works, but "The New Wave" is wonderfully sparse—the rare release in their catalog that follows through on their conceptual promise of metal machine music.
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But at the least, if he follows through on his ideas, we could face higher prices on imported goods, rising interest rates, substantial inflation and a further shift of wealth to the upper classes.
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If the administration follows through on campaign promises on other issues such as climate policy and immigration, "that would put us on a course of conflict on a wide variety of areas," Jepsen said.
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If Ford follows through on a promise to cut Ontario's corporate tax rate to 10.5 percent from 11.5 percent it could ease investor concern that the province is losing competitiveness to the United States.
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If the United States follows through on the president's threat of a costly buildup, Russia can loudly blame America for starting a new arms race, and America will be further distanced from its allies.
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Hindu nationalism: Mr. Modi's agenda also follows through on one of his party's more divisive promises — to expel illegal Muslim immigrants, mainly from Bangladesh, and grant Indian citizenship to illegal immigrants of other faiths.
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If the president follows through on his threat to impose a 25 percent tariff on auto-sector imports from any country, the average tariff rate for the entire economy would rise into double digits.
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Dinnage's tasks will also include figuring out a way of keeping the Premier League, one of Britain's biggest international success stories, prospering if the country follows through on plans to exit the European Union.
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And while the F.D.A.'s announcement struck many as tough, legal experts said the agency could face a protracted legal fight if it follows through on its threats to ban flavors and curtail marketing.
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Unless he follows through on his threat to resign, it's hard not to conclude his comments to ABC were nothing more than an elaborate bit of public relations — especially considering Trump's behavior since then.
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During his trip the Saudi Arabia, President Trump inked a much-touted arms deal with Riyadh worth up to $110 billion that could be thrown into doubt if Corker follows through on his vow.
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While initial economic impact from tariffs so far has been muted, that could change quickly if Trump follows through on this threat to widen Chinese tariffs, according Greg Daco, an economist at Oxford Economics.
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If he follows through on that promise, it would be the largest domestic deployment of active duty military in modern American history, and eclipse the number of troops currently stationed in Iraq and Syria.
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But these fears are misguided — there are other available sources for rare earth materials and components made from them, like Australia and Japan, that can be tapped into if China follows through on its threats.
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Temple Taggart says Donald Trump accusers will no longer tolerate his bullying and are more than ready to stand up to him in court ... if Donald follows through on his threat to sue his accusers.
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If Donald J. Trump becomes president and follows through on his vow to appoint a conservative to replace Justice Antonin Scalia, Chief Justice Roberts will continue to lead a court dominated by five conservative justices.
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But now the United States itself has elected a demagogue who seems to have authoritarian tendencies and whose proposals — if he follows through on them — will have huge and disastrous consequences from Lisbon to Kiev.
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Tom Price indicated to the Senate HELP Committee Wednesday that if President-elect Trump follows through on his support for allowing Medicare to negotiate prescription drug prices, Price will drop his opposition to the policy.
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Wealth Matters If Donald J. Trump follows through on his campaign promises, a host of taxes that affect only the very richest Americans may be eliminated, along with almost all tax incentives to be philanthropic.
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And if Mr. Trump follows through on his promises to deport millions of undocumented immigrants, it would undermine the economic model of companies that rely on immigrants, including those in the agriculture and service industries.
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And the E.U. has warned that it will go much bigger if Trump follows through on his threat to put tariffs on European cars, potentially imposing retaliatory tariffs on almost $300 billion of U.S. exports.
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The formal lifting of the ban follows through on a promise Mr. Trump made to farmers on a trip to Iowa last fall, as he sought to shore up support for Republicans in the Midwest.
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Op-Ed Contributor If President Trump follows through on his threat to impose tariffs on steel imports, expect to see an immediate response from the European Union — including retaliatory tariffs on, of all things, bourbon.
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The handover follows through on a promise North Korean leader Kim Jong Un made to President Donald Trump when the leaders met in June and is the first tangible result from the much-hyped summit.
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USA Today reported that a spokesman for the Chinese government said Beijing will defend itself if the Trump administration follows through on Friday with its pledge to implement tariffs on $34 billion in Chinese products.
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Combined with the confirmation of fellow young conservative Justice Neil Gorsuch last year, the Kavanaugh nomination follows through on what Trump promised as a candidate and conservatives hoped would come to pass following his election.
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If Bannon returns to Breitbart and follows through on that threat, he could roil the Republican base at a time when the GOP needs unity to enact its agenda on tax reform and other issues.
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If the Administration follows through on this threat, American families should prepare to pay more for summer clothes, shoes, back to school gear, home décor, holiday shopping-this will hit every season and every category.
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If Kim Jong-un follows through on his threatened Christmas provocation, Bolton says the White House should do something "that would be very unusual" for this administration: admit they got it wrong on North Korea.
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If PG&E follows through on plans to file for bankruptcy before the end of the month, it will be the biggest utility bankruptcy since 2001...which was the first time PG&E filed for bankruptcy.
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Washington (CNN)The Chinese government on Wednesday threatened to retaliate if President Donald Trump follows through on his plan to ratchet up tariffs on Friday, just as the two countries try to finalize a trade deal.
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"In order for us to save American lives, it's critical China follows through on their pledge to schedule all fentanyl-related drugs as a class and crack down on those producing these deadly substances," Carroll said.
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People with knowledge of ongoing talks to end the trade war have told Reuters the two sides still have substantial work ahead to reach agreement on a way to ensure China follows through on any pledges.
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If anything, Daniel said, Trump has provided great marketing for coyotes: Every time he threatens to close the border or deport migrants, Daniel tells potential customers to go now, before Trump follows through on his threats.
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If the administration follows through on a threat to impose 25% tariffs on all remaining imports from China, and China retaliates, Daco estimates that the U.S. economy would lose about a half percent of GDP growth.
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Egypt and most of the Gulf states will be thrilled if Mr Trump follows through on a promise to designate the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organisation, which would make it easier to justify repressing them.
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The appointment was seen by some analysts as President dos Santos laying the ground for dynastic, family succession if he follows through on a declared intention to step down in 2018, a year after presidential elections.
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Rosenberg sees a similar future for the U.K. if it follows through on Britons' vote last week to leave the EU. However, the market moves of the last two days suggest investors believe otherwise, he said.
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They include the responses of individual senators to the president's decision this week to withdraw from Syria, which featured promises by Republican senators to "hold the President accountable" if he follows through on the Syria withdrawal.
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Trump has suggested he may declare a national emergency to construct the wall if lawmakers won't pass legislation for it, but Democrats say he would face a legal challenge if he follows through on his threat.
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But its sales there have fallen off a cliff in recent quarters, and it could be hit hard if President Donald Trump follows through on his threat to impose yet another round of tariffs on China.
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If Mr. Trump follows through on his campaign positions, it would essentially mean aligning the United States with a man now believed to have presided over the killing of more than 470,000 of his own citizens.
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Monday's deal gives the pair a market value of about $34 billion, topping Spotify's $31.2 billion and follows through on Sirius' purchase of a 15 percent preferred-stock stake in Pandora for $480 million last year.
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This means that if the U.S. will outperform the rest of the world, and particularly if Trump follows through on his promises to tamp down on international trade, small caps could prove the place to be.
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"Make no mistake, if Duterte follows through on his rhetoric it has the potential to shift the overall dynamics of not just the South China Sea issue, but broader strategic assumptions across Southeast Asia," he said.
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If the Trump administration follows through on the president's comments Thursday, a company bringing $100,000 of steel made in Canada into the United States would have to pay $25,000 to the government, effectively increasing its price.
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Or Israel and the Palestinian Authority could well be on a collision course, he said, especially if Mr. Netanyahu follows through on an election-eve promise to annex some West Bank settlements as part of Israel.
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Even if the tariffs currently in place inflict only limited damage on the economy, however, the consequences will be much more severe if Mr. Trump follows through on his threats to take much more aggressive action.
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The Congressional Budget Office will weigh in Tuesday on how much it will cost Obamacare customers, insurers and taxpayers if President Donald Trump follows through on his threat to kill key federal subsidies to the program.
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Concerns about a sharp slowdown in China's economy have eased to be replaced by worries that Beijing could be heading into a trade war with the United States if Trump follows through on his campaign rhetoric.
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If Mueller follows through on a second attempt to obtain guilty pleas on those counts, he could add to the already immense pressure on Manafort by extending his potential prison sentence and inflating his legal bills.
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But if for whatever reason Darroch is allowed to stay and Trump follows through on his threat to bar U.S. officials from dealing with him, Darroch could find his final days as a diplomat rather lonely.
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America, always looked to for stability, continuity and as a guarantor of the liberal world order, now could become under Trump one of the most disruptive global forces -- at least if he follows through on his threats.
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The U.S. Department of Transportation announcement follows through on President Donald Trump's threats to claw back $3.5 billion that the federal government gave to California to build a bullet train between Los Angeles and San Francisco. Gov.
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AROUND THE WEB: Visitors at Big Bend National Park in Texas are worried that if Trump follows through on his pledge to build a border wall, it could greatly harm the park, the Dallas Morning News reports.
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If Trump follows through on the promise, it would be the first time he pulled a security clearance from a current DOJ staffer, a move that would likely inflame tensions between the president and the intelligence community.
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AROUND THE WEB: Visitors at Big Bend National Park in Texas are worried that if Trump follows through on his pledge to build a border wall, it could greatly harm the park, the Dallas Morning News reports.
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If Dropbox — last valued by private-market investors at about $313 billion — follows through on an initial public offering, it will become one of the highest-profile technology companies of late to seek a stock market listing.
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If Trump follows through on meeting with Kim, he would become the first sitting U.S. president to ever meet with a North Korean leader, though past American presidents have met with North Korean leaders after leaving office.
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Those advisers have pushed Mr. Trump to take a tougher stance that would ensure China follows through on changing practices that American businesses have long complained about, including rampant intellectual property violations and discrimination against foreign companies.
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However, if these cuts are preserved for this fiscal year and the administration follows through on intentions to further reduce public health funding, our nation's ability to respond to future public health emergencies will be severely hampered.
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China warned on Friday it could respond with a "fierce counter strike" of fresh trade measures if the United States follows through on President Donald Trump's threat to slap tariffs on an additional $100 billion in Chinese goods.
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December 5: The U.K. Parliament follows through on its promise to publish sensitive internal Facebook emails that reveal the company's laser focus on growth at all costs, including considering selling user data and aggressively stifling apps from competitors.
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These minerals serve as crucial elements in the manufacturing of a wide range of technology products, and American leaders worry that if China follows through on its threat, it will cripple the US economy and threaten national security.
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It takes four years for a country to withdraw from the Paris agreement, so the United States will be a party to it until two days after Trump's first term ends, if it follows through on the pullout.
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"If Donald Trump follows through on his threat to face down with Jon Tester, depending on how often and if he does it effectively, I don't think it'll matter which Republican is running," said the Montana Republican strategist.
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Still, if Ant Financial follows through on the plan, it would be one of the biggest initial public offerings since that of Alibaba itself, which raised nearly $22 billion in 2014 in the biggest public offering on record.
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But if the Trump administration follows through on such ideas, it will find some assistance in a surprising source: President Obama's have-it-both-ways approach to curbing what he saw as overreaching in the war on terrorism.
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As the world's largest trading nation, China could come under pressure from protectionist measures this year if Trump follows through on his campaign pledges to brand it a currency manipulator and impose heavy tariffs on the country's imports.
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The filing of the lawsuit follows through on a pledge made by Abrams earlier this month, when she threatened a lawsuit over "mismanagement" of the state's elections by Kemp, who as Georgia's secretary of state oversaw the election.
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Despite the optimistic tone, analysts believe the relationship between Mr. Trump and Mr. Xi could grow tense if Mr. Trump follows through on his campaign promises, including a vow to impose a 45 percent tax on Chinese imports.
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It could also insulate BMW if Mr. Trump follows through on his threat to tax imported vehicles and parts, a move that would further increase the cost of building cars in the United States and selling them abroad.
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China warned on Friday it was ready with a "fierce counter strike" of fresh trade measures if the United States follows through on President Donald Trump's threat to slap tariffs on an additional $100 billion of Chinese goods.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Pennsylvania's Attorney General is leading the charge among his Democratic peers preparing to shore up protections for borrowers and savers while President Donald Trump follows through on a pledge to defang a powerful consumer finance watchdog.
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If Mayor Pugh follows through on removing Confederate statues, her actions will at long last begin the process of dismantling an unjust system that prevents all of Baltimore's residents, and the city itself, from reaching their greatest potential.
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If he follows through on those threats, Trump could derail trade and travel ties that have created a surge in U.S. visitors and included the first scheduled U.S. airline flight to Havana in half a century on Monday.
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"The commission will advocate for the implementation of these recommendations so that the U.S. follows through on changing the strategic environment in cyberspace, which currently threatens the long-term security and prosperity of the United States," they added.
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The provisions are meant to ensure the administration follows through on its promise to give Congress an Afghanistan strategy and build off a previous bill's requirement that it give lawmakers a Syria strategy, a committee aide said Monday.
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But whether the President follows through on his threat or not, the issue joins a string of actions intended to thrust the matter of immigration into the front of voters' minds as they head to polls next week.
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Businesses do fear repercussions if Trump follows through on threats to pull the U.S. out of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), warning of the severe damage it could do to U.S. agriculture and the broader economy.
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So, for example, if the Trump administration follows through on the president's suggestion to consider expanding the tariffs to cover $100 billion more of goods, it would strain the Chinese government to respond in a dollar-for-dollar manner.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's economy will likely slip into recession if U.S. President Donald Trump follows through on a threat to impose tariffs on Mexican exports to the United States, a Reuters poll of market analysts showed on Wednesday.
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Apple has indicated it may be willing to repatriate some of its cash to the U.S. if President-elect Donald Trump follows through on a promise to reduce the corporate income tax rate from 35 percent to 10 percent.
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But that's nothing compared to disruption that would be caused if Johnson follows through on his threat to leave the European Union without a deal, ending tariff-free trade with a market that takes 57% of British car exports.
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The leaders agreed on the importance of continued sanctions on pressure on North Korea until it follows through on its intention to denuclearize and shut down its missile development programs, according to the White House summary of the call.
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The move follows through on a threat from Paxton and what was originally nine other states to challenge DACA in court as part of a lawsuit regarding a similar but broader program that expanded upon DACA to include parents.
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This sort of selectivity gets much more difficult when tariffs cover 2628 percent of U.S. imports from China, and it disappears all together if the president follows through on his threat to ramp up to 28500-percent coverage. 6900.
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Since then, the administration has been mulling imposing congressionally mandated sanctions on the country, and Turkey has fired back by considering blocking the United States from using its air base in Incirlik if Washington follows through on such penalties.
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Mr. Corker could also play a key role if Mr. Trump follows through on his threat to "decertify" the Iran nuclear deal, kicking to Congress the issue of whether to restore sanctions on Tehran and effectively scuttle the pact.
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While the European Union immediately drew up a list of U.S. products from bourbon to blue jeans to hit if Trump follows through on a plan to impose global duties on aluminum and steel, Canada has gone with equivocation.
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If Trump follows through on his threats it will be the second time in four months that he has distanced the United States from a major multilateral agreement despite intense lobbying by partners and members of his own cabinet.
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If the $7 trillion asset management company follows through on that promise, it will be one of the largest ever divestments from coal and an important step toward reshaping our economy away from fossil fuels and toward climate sanity.
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Despite the increasingly rosy data, authorities in South Korea and other Asian economies are wary of risks to exports later this year if new U.S. President Donald Trump follows through on pledges to take a more protectionist trade stance.
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China warned it was fully prepared to respond with a "fierce counter strike" of fresh trade measures if the United States follows through on President Donald Trump's threat to slap tariffs on an additional $100 billion in Chinese goods.
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But on Friday, China warned it was fully prepared to respond with a "fierce counter strike" if the United States follows through on Trump's latest threat on Thursday to impose tariffs on an extra $100 billion in Chinese goods.
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One result of the White House's delayed action has been a spike in steel imports over the last few months by foreign suppliers looking to avoid tariff increases that could result if Trump follows through on his threatened action.
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China warned on Friday it was fully prepared to respond with a "fierce counter strike" of fresh trade measures if the United States follows through on President Donald Trump's threat to slap tariffs on an additional $100 billion of Chinese goods.
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If Trump follows through on his threats, American consumer prices will rise modestly and it will be a smallish problem for most people and a larger windfall for a small number of people who run companies that compete with Chinese imports.
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If Trump follows through on his plans to end cost-sharing reduction subsidies (a threat he makes on Twitter regularly), California will add a surcharge onto certain plans to cover the cost — and educate customers on how to avoid it.
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China, the world's largest trading nation, could be heavily exposed to protectionist measures this year if U.S. President-elect Donald Trump follows through on campaign pledges to brand it a currency manipulator and impose heavy tariffs on imports of Chinese goods.
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NEW YORK, Aug 2000 (Reuters) - A big surplus of U.S. biofuel blending credits would likely blunt potential price increases in the market if the Trump administration follows through on its proposal to boost blending volumes mandates, four industry sources said.
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"If the U.S. follows through on the latest trade war threats it will raise the overall US tariff level to 7.5%, which is higher than in many emerging markets," Torsten Slok, Deutsche Bank's chief economist, said in an email on Monday.
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The U.S. economy may be pushed into a "Trump recession" if Washington follows through on its threat to impose new tariffs on billions of dollars worth of Chinese goods, the president and CEO of a U.S.-based trade organization said Tuesday.
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But no matter who Trump picks as his trade policy pitbull, the job may be very different if the president-elect follows through on a widely overlooked proposal to reorganize the way the U.S. government deals with global trade partners.
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Whether Trump follows through on his promise to construct a physical structure or instead opts for a policy design that isolates the U.S. from the world, post-Cold War euphoria has long since subsided and people are thirsting for change.
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Though new home sales make up just 10 percent of all home sales, evidence that the economy continues to hold up will add to the likelihood that the Federal Reserve follows through on an interest rate hike expected in December.
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What follows should be important and telling — she reminds him that they don't know each other, that he's seeing an online avatar and a mental picture he's largely invented ... But the film never follows through on that mature and useful point.
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China warned on Friday it was fully prepared to respond with a "fierce counter strike" of fresh measures if the United States follows through on President Donald Trump's threat to slap tariffs on an additional $100 billion of Chinese goods.
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Anil Katarya, co-head of investment-grade credit at Voya, said energy issuers would benefit as U.S. President Donald Trump follows through on pledges to loosen environmental regulations, citing approval of the Keystone XL pipeline in March as an example.
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"While a Presidential candidate, Trump said that the will of the Puerto Rican people in any status referendum should be considered as Congress follows through on any desired change in status for Puerto Rico, including statehood," read Rosselló's Monday statement.
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AMUDA, Syria (Reuters) - The U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) said Turkey would face "the appropriate response" if it follows through on a threat to widen its assault against a Syrian Kurdish militia all the way to the border with Iraq.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Europe has drawn up a list of U.S. products from bourbon to Harley Davidson motorbikes on which to apply tariffs if U.S. President Donald Trump follows through on a plan to impose global duties on aluminum and steel.
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Supporting these rebels will soon become even more difficult, especially if President-elect Donald J. Trump follows through on campaign pledges to end American aid to rebel groups and to work more closely with Russia to fight jihadists in Syria.
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No, the 2023 million Americans who voted for Trump are not immigrant-hating white supremacists; they support Trump because he is a man of action who promises practical solutions to fix real problems, and then follows through on those promises.
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"If President Trump follows through on his reported decision to cancel DACA after a six-month delay, the Washington Attorney General's Office will file suit to halt this cruel and illegal policy and defend DACA recipients," Ferguson said in a statement.
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"It remains important that the new administration follows through on the steps we took to make clear that the United States is united in our opposition to Russian interference and will not tolerate such activities in the future," McDonough said.
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If Beijing follows through on its threat to double import tariffs before Lincoln can ramp up local production, the resulting price hikes on its imported models could persuade many people to buy a Cadillac or a Lexus instead, said CADCC's Zhu.
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If Trump follows through on the tariffs — a move that could harm the U.S. economy and hurt border state senators politically — Republicans may have to vote for a second time this year to oppose a flex of executive power by the president.
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How the United Nations responds, and in particular whether it follows through on promises to hold peacekeepers accountable for failing to protect, will reveal whether genuine progress is being made toward improving protection for civilians caught in some of the world's worst conflicts.
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The U.S. economy may be pushed into a "Trump recession " if Washington follows through on its threat to impose tariffs on an additional $25 billion worth of Chinese goods, Gary Shapiro, president and CEO of the Consumer Technology Association, told CNBC today.
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He has also questioned U.S. security commitments to allies and undercut long-held bipartisan U.S. foreign policy norms, such as suggesting that Japan develop nuclear weapons, all stances that if he follows through on could upset the regional security balance in Asia.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - If President Donald Trump follows through on his threat to impose across-the-board tariffs on Mexican goods entering the United States, the U.S. Congress will likely try to halt the action with legislation that would face formidable hurdles to enactment.
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"We expect a boost in the US economy and increased demand for various models as president-elect Trump follows through on his promise to create 1m jobs in five years," Chung Jin-haeng, president of Hyundai Motor, told reporters in Seoul on Tuesday.
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Asked to comment on the dangers to the global economy if Trump wins the White House in the November election and follows through on his pledges to renegotiate trade deals and enact punitive U.S. tariffs, Lagarde declined to give a direct answer.
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DUBAI/LONDON (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia, the world's top oil exporter, cut its crude output in January by about 400,000 barrels per day (bpd), two OPEC sources said, as the kingdom follows through on its pledge to reduce production to prevent a supply glut.
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Even if Trump follows through on his plan to "again be issuing visas to all countries once we are sure we have reviewed and implemented the most secure policies over the next 90 days," the damage he has done will be lasting.
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Getting it there from its brewery in Mexico involves a complex, cross-border supply network that will likely get more complicated if U.S. president Donald Trump follows through on vows to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) or tax imports.
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That would suggest that oil exports from Saudi Arabia in December would fall to about 7.6 million bpd and would further drop to around 7 million in January, according to industry sources, as Riyadh follows through on a global deal to cut supply.
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Joseph Dunford said the United States will "have a hard time reconciling" delivery of the F-35 if Turkey follows through on buying the Russian system, which U.S. officials fear could be used to gather information on the most advanced U.S. aircraft.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - The Mexican peso could sink next week to its lowest point of the year if U.S. President Donald Trump follows through on his threat to slap Mexican imports with tariffs, according to a Reuters poll of analysts and traders.
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The process of getting beer from a brewery in Mexico to the United States involves a complex, cross-border supply network that could get more complicated if U.S. President Donald Trump follows through on threats to dump the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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We might get more clarity on the issue, however, if Barr follows through on his threats and tries to compel Apple to unlock the two phones owned by the gunman in the December 2019 shooting at a Pensacola, Florida, naval air station.
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Despite only accomplishing half of what had been promised in the campaign, Mr. Trump and Mr. Pence predicted that the number of jobs ultimately preserved could rise as Carrier follows through on its promise to invest more than $16 million in the state.
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A regional drought in Central America has also increased pressure to leave, while some migrants are trying to cross ahead of the election in case Trump wins and follows through on his campaign promises, making it more difficult for them in the future.
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Bloomberg Law, citing current and former Labor Department sources, reported that department leaders scrubbed a report that showed employees could lose billions of dollars if it follows through on its plan to reverse the Obama-era ban on employers pooling workers' tips.
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"I'm pleased with the settlement on a temporary basis," Lancaster said, noting he is waiting to receive additional financial information from Biden and to see if Biden follows through on his end of the deal, which calls for monthly payments to Roberts.
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The mogul and Facebook CEO predicted during an open meeting with employees in July that the social media company would best a Warren administration in court if the 2020 presidential hopeful follows through on her pledge to unleash antitrust enforcers against the company.
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President Donald Trump believes top economic advisor Gary Cohn will resign from the White House if the administration follows through on a recently announced plan to impose tariffs on imports of steel and aluminum, according to a report from Bloomberg News citing sources.
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Elias said the campaign would join in on recount process in those states if Stein follows through on her promise, though he noted that the margins in the three Midwestern states are larger than any that has been reversed by a recount.
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Many details still needed to be worked out, including the terms of an enforcement mechanism to ensure that Beijing follows through on pledges to make changes to policies to better protect U.S. intellectual property, end forced technology transfers and curb industrial subsidies.
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Good For You not only follows through on Aminé's vision, it proves itself to be a remarkably cohesive album as it tells a story of a young man burdened by reputation, love, and identity, in a world that relentlessly shoves various narratives in his face.
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The bigger impact, however, could be a hit to consumer spending, and a drag on economic growth, particularly if trade tensions continue to escalate and the Trump administration follows through on a threat to impose higher tariffs on the remaining $325 billion of Chinese imports.
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Not all are being shipped to the U.S. In fact, shipments to other countries is expected to far outpace the number sent to the U.S. What happens if Trump follows through on his threat to slap a 5% tax on everything coming from Mexico?
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Dan Caldwell, vice president of policy and communications at the conservative-backed Concerned Veterans for America (CVA), said his organization hopes Trump follows through on his promises, specifically by making it easier for the VA to fire bad employees and expanding the choice program.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - U.S. soybean futures plunged to 9-173/2-month lows on Wednesday, after a media report renewed fears that China could hit U.S. soybeans with retaliatory tariffs if Washington follows through on threats to slap duties on Chinese goods, traders and analysts said.
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The diplomat, who called Trump's performance at the press conference with Putin "pathetic and devastating," said the one "silver lining is that nothing will come out of this summit" because Trump never follows through on what comes out of the meetings with world leaders.
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Whether Iran "has" or "had" a nuclear weapons program is a very big deal, especially if Trump is under the impression Iran is currently pursuing nuclear weapons despite what his intelligence apparatus says and if he follows through on threats to withdraw from it.
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And that's assuming every country actually follows through on its pledges, which may not happen: The hope with the Paris accord was always that the individual national pledges would be strengthened over time, as countries cooperated and pushed each other to increase their ambitions.
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The world's top oil exporter is expected to ship about 7.3 million bpd in January, one of the sources said, due to softening seasonal demand and as Riyadh follows through on a global deal to cut output to prevent a build up in oil supplies.
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MEXICO CITY, June 6 (Reuters) - The Mexican peso could sink next week to its lowest point of the year if U.S. President Donald Trump follows through on his threat to slap Mexican imports with tariffs, according to a Reuters poll of analysts and traders.
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BEIJING/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - China warned on Friday it was fully prepared to respond with a "fierce counter strike" of fresh trade measures if the United States follows through on President Donald Trump's threat to slap tariffs on an additional $100 billion of Chinese goods.
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And now, many Cubans say, it is also the kind of economic transformation that could be threatened if President Trump follows through on his decision to reverse core elements of Mr. Obama's Cuba policies, as Mr. Trump announced in a speech in Miami on Friday.
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Even if China follows through on the additional purchases officials have pledged in trade negotiations, there could still be 900 million bushels for soybeans in storage at the end of this season -- more than the entire crop grown in Iowa, one of the biggest producers.
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The provisions in the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) are meant to ensure the administration follows through on its promise to give Congress an Afghanistan strategy and build off a previous bill's requirement that it give Congress a Syria strategy, a committee aide said Monday.
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Washington (CNN)If President Donald Trump follows through on his threat to close the US-Mexico border, it would disrupt the flow of $1.7 billion of goods daily to store shelves and factory floors -- including not just avocados, but beer and car parts, too.
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New York's status as a so-called sanctuary city, which allows it in some cases to shield undocumented immigrants who have broken the law from deportation requests, could also be affected if Trump follows through on his campaign promise to block funding for cities with the policy.
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If the Federal Reserve follows through on strong hints that it will be cutting interest rates in late July, it will do so in the face of a powerful consumer, a record-breaking stock market and an increasingly difficult case to make for easier monetary policy.
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SAUDI ARAMCO I.P.O. IS WEIGHED BY KINGDOM | If Saudi Arabia follows through on its plan to list the state-owned oil producer, as one of the kingdom's top officials told The Economist, it would certainly steal the limelight from the debuts made by Alibaba and Facebook,
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If that is indeed the case, look for a flat yield curve and recession by year-end to wipe out 50 percent of equity prices for the third time in the past seventeen years if the Fed follows through on plans to hike three times in 2017.
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EL PASO, Texas (Reuters) - Workers and students who frequently cross the U.S. border with Mexico worried over the weekend about the impact on their lives if President Donald Trump follows through on a threat to shut entry points used by hundreds of thousands of people every day.
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Today he's sharing the record's first single, a collaboration with Rabit called "Pulling at the Seams of Existence," which follows through on the promise of this anarchic grandeur, piling distant drones and nauseous bass lines into a gloriously messy nine-minute assemblage of ear-splitting bliss.
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Read More Hillary Clinton: Americans are worried; here's why I'm running December 16, 2015, may have been historic for the Federal Reserve, but investors will be keeping a close eye on the central bank this year, to see how it follows through on raising interest rates.
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If the United States follows through on threats to stop fulfilling its commitments under the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, or JCPOA, as the Iran deal is formally known, its allies in Europe will be forced to choose between committing a crime and making a mistake.
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According to the newspaper, Iowa pork producers could take another hit if Mexico follows through on its threat to impose a 20 percent tariff on hams and pork shoulders from the U.S. Producers in the state already face a 25 percent tariff on pork exports to China.
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There are also three key national elections in the euro zone next year, which may interfere with the eventual negotiations between Britain and the EU on a divorce, provided UK Prime Minister Theresa May follows through on her intention to trigger the proceedings by March next year.
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Between the lines: Such a statement implies Trump could present his decision as some sort of deal regardless of his decision, even if he follows through on what he has told close confidants, which is that he is going to withdraw the U.S. from the accord.
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Mr. Trump has repeatedly threatened to impose tariffs on European cars and car parts if the European Union does not agree to better trade terms for American products, and Europe has said it will retaliate on American goods if Mr. Trump follows through on that threat.
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The Associated Press reports that the Trump administration would face legal challenges from multiple landowners in Texas, challenges that would not be bypassed if the president follows through on his threats to declare a national emergency over illegal border crossings in order to build a wall.
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If Trump actually follows through on putting forward his own plan, rather than letting Congress take the lead, it could provide some guidance to Republican efforts to come up with an ObamaCare replacement, though lawmakers are sure to want their own say on any plan as well.
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Kudlow, a confidant of President Donald Trump, spoke as stocks were falling, with the Dow Jones industrial average down more than 100 points, after a Bloomberg report said Trump is convinced Cohn will leave the administration if he follows through on his steel and aluminum tariffs.
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Separately, public safety experts have warned that Keiko would be handicapping the corruption-plagued police if she follows through on her campaign promise to reverse a reform stopping the widespread practice of underpaid officers working as private security guards, in their official uniforms, on their days off.
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EL PASO, Texas, March 30 (Reuters) - Workers and students who frequently cross the U.S. border with Mexico worried over the weekend about the impact on their lives if President Donald Trump follows through on a threat to shut entry points used by hundreds of thousands of people every day.
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Security experts worry that if Mr. Trump follows through on his threats to dismantle the agreement — he announced on Thursday that John R. Bolton, an opponent of the deal, would be his next national security adviser — American companies will be targeted in an increasing number of cyberattacks from Iran.
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But it may not happen much longer if the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, Ajit Pai, follows through on his plan to roll back the network neutrality rules that ensure that anyone who puts something on the internet has a fair shot at finding a life-changing audience.
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"President Trump is looking to -- after really, in some respects, breaking the ice with Kim in June -- to talk in more depth about the kind of future that North Korea could enjoy if it follows through on its commitment to final and full denuclearization," one of the officials said.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 15 (Reuters) - Health insurance premiums for many customers on the Obamacare individual insurance markets would be 20 percent higher in 2018 if U.S. President Donald Trump follows through on a threat to stop billions of dollars of payments to health insurers, a nonpartisan congressional office said on Tuesday.
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"If the U.S. follows through on its rhetoric and scales back its global footprint, China may be well-positioned to step into the breach and cement its role as a preferred donor and lender to the developing world," Samantha Custer, AidData's director of policy analysis unit, said in a statement.
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TOKYO, Nov 21 (Reuters) - Honda Motor Co. will stick with its North American production plans as it waits to see whether Donald Trump follows through on a campaign pledge to dump the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) when he takes office, the automaker's CEO, Takahiro Hachigo, said on Monday.
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If the president finally follows through on this previously threatened move, it is a good time to review what investors already have learned about the trade war in 2018, and how it can still hit blue-chip stocks hard, especially with issues between the U.S. and China far from resolved.
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But let's imagine that Mr. Trump follows through on the policy mix he's hinted at so far: a combination of loose fiscal policy (think more spending on defense and infrastructure, and tax cuts) and tighter monetary policy (the Federal Reserve raising interest rates faster than had seemed likely before the election).
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The Interpreter Whether or not Donald J. Trump follows through on his campaign pledges to diminish or possibly abandon American commitments to security alliances such as NATO, his election victory forces nations around the world to begin preparing for the day they can no longer count on the American-backed order.
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But even if Trump follows through on this promise, it won't alleviate concerns from former chief White House ethics lawyers and the head of the federal Office of Government Ethics, who maintain that the only ethical solution is for Trump to sell his businesses and let an outsider manage the proceeds.
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Voters may not be concerned about the influential people in Trump's administration as long as he follows through on campaign promises to boost economic growth and promote job creation in the Rust Belt, said Steven Billet, director of the master's program in legislative affairs at George Washington University's Graduate School of Political Management.
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Trump's election also adds a potentially large dose of uncertainty to the Fed's economic forecasts, which will now have to account for possibilities as blunt as a trade war if the incoming administration follows through on threatened tariffs and as nuanced as the growth and inflation implications of a new health care law.
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Critics worry that if President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE follows through on his threats to impose tariffs, it would kneecap America's economic growth.
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European carmakers are hinting that if Trump follows through on threats to raise tariffs on imported cars, they may re-evaluate their sizable commitment to manufacturing in the U.S. Daimler AG, parent of Mercedes-Benz, stated that retaliatory charges on its exports to China from its Alabama plant are hurting its bottom line.
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What's new: Two sources have told us that Kellyanne Conway went to see President Trump on Friday to try to ensure he follows through on his campaign promises to end federal funding for Planned Parenthood — with the money redirected to Women's Qualified Health Centers — so long as the organization continues performing abortions.
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Oxford Economics, for example, calculated that the tariffs with China would shave only 0.1 percent off both American and Chinese gross domestic product in the next two years, though that would rise to 0.3 percent if the Trump administration follows through on threats to expand the tariffs to $200 billion worth of goods.
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"A personal statement from Kim certainly takes things to a whole new level, and if the North follows through on its apparent threat to test conduct an atmospheric nuclear test, we will be in very dangerous territory," says Laura Rosenberger, the National Security Council director for Korea and China in the Obama administration.
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South Korea is bracing for another possible hit to trade if President-elect Donald Trump follows through on his protectionism rhetoric once he takes office in January, while its financial markets - like other emerging economies - have been roiled by expectations of more U.S. interest rate hikes starting as soon as next week.
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Trump, if he follows through on his disruptive threats, would make the United States a weaker country--one that does not enjoy the support of the greatest military alliance in history, which has put the US at the center of a powerful family of nations that share views on economic, social and political freedoms.
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Schumer told the New York Times Thursday that he will hold up the nominations of Gilbert B. Kaplan for undersecretary of commerce for international trade and Nazakhtar Nikakhtar for assistant secretary of commerce until the administration follows through on the probe -- which could impose tariffs on cheap Chinese metal products to protect U.S. industries.
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Japan is seeking a firm commitment from the administration not to tax Japanese cars and is pushing to include a "sunset clause" in the pact that would cause the deal — and any benefits it has delivered to American agricultural producers — to expire if Mr. Trump follows through on his car tax threat, these people said.
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Visit Business Insider&aposs homepage for more storiesThe United States government is flexing its muscles to Iraq, warning there could be stiff financial consequences if the country follows through on efforts to expel US military forces in response to the US missile strike on Iraqi soil last week that killed a top Iranian general.
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Image 2 of 2 TOKYO – U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Sunday brushed aside North Korea&aposs accusation of "gangster-like" demands, maintaining that his third visit to the country was producing results but vowing that sanctions would remain until Pyongyang follows through on leader Kim Jong Un&aposs pledge to get rid of his nuclear weapons.
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KEVIN CORKE, FOX NEWS CORRESPONDENT: Chris, there are growing concerns that a trade war between the world&aposs two largest economies could be inevitable after Beijing warned Washington that no new deal to shrink the massive trade deficit between our countries will take effect if President Trump follows through on his promise to hit China with new tariffs.
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If Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE wins in November and follows through on this platform, then expect the United States to stay the course in the pivot to Asia.
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WASHINGTON — If North Korea follows through on its threat to conduct an atmospheric nuclear test, it would be a far more dangerous step than anything Kim Jong-un, its leader, has attempted — and poses a host of hard decisions for the Trump administration because attempting to stop the test could be as dangerous as letting it go ahead.
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"I do think members of Congress ought to speak out if the president follows through on some of the policies or threats he's made with regard to the First Amendment, for example, or in terms of the tweets and just kind of the debasing statements that he's made and also on the foreign stage," he added.
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One New York-based mega-corporation is seeing its stock fall thanks to the election of the Republican candidate, who says he will be building a "beautiful" wall between Mexico and the US. According to analysis by the Washington Post, Trump could end up deporting anywhere between 5 million and 6.5 million undocumented immigrants if he follows through on his word.
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Evidence came Thursday of the market's belief that the central bank will move into action if Trump follows through on his threat to slap tariffs on all Chinese goods entering the U.S. Futures traders, who had been pricing in a coin flip's chance of a rate cut at the Fed's September meeting, accelerated their bets after Trump's afternoon tariff tweet.
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If he follows through on what he's told close confidants — that he's withdrawing from the deal — that indicates pressure from other nations, which started before his G-7 trip and reached a climax while he was there, was not convincing enough considering the lens the administration was viewing the decision: What's best for America, according to White House economic adviser Gary Cohn.
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Toyota Motor North America, a subsidiary of Japan's Toyota, which could suffer if Trump follows through on a plan to impose tariffs on imported vehicles and parts, flew workers to Washington for a rally this week in front of the U.S. Capitol while the unit's chief has met key members of Congress in recent weeks to discuss the potential impact of tariffs.
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And the money isn't going to fund more fighting in Afghanistan or Syria — in fact, the Trump budget slightly cuts the Pentagon's Overseas Contingency Operation fund (OCO), which covers these things (though the OCO is almost certainly going to be increased in a supplemental budget bill, especially if the Trump administration follows through on a Pentagon plan to send 1,603 troops to Syria).
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"If the US follows through on its rhetoric and scales back its global footprint, China may be well-positioned to step into the breach and cement its role as a preferred donor and lender to the developing world," said Samantha Custer, director of policy analysis at AidData, which Wednesday published the most detailed breakdown yet of China's foreign aid programs.
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Days after fights broke out between anarchists and right-wing groups near campus, and a couple of months after masked protesters smashed windows and set fires to stop a speech by the incendiary right-wing writer Milo Yiannopoulos, the police are preparing for a possible replay if Ms. Coulter follows through on her vow to show up anyway on Thursday.
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Michael Goodwin: James Comey isn't above the law John Roberts: Trump attorneys' letter to Mueller spells out legal arguments against Trump sitting down for interview TRADE WAR RUMBLINGS: China has balked at stepping up its purchases of American products, raising the odds of a trade war , if President Donald Trump follows through on his threat to tax billions of dollars&apos worth of Chinese imports .. .
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Walmart, Nike and Adidas are among several U.S. retailers that announced they will be forced to raise prices if President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE follows through on a threat to tariff roughly $85033 billion in Chinese goods.
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Next on the list could be litigation if EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt follows through on the hints that, as part of the administration's efforts to roll back automotive fuel economy regulations, he may seek to revoke the independent authority California has wielded under the Clean Air Act since the 1970s to set independent air pollution and fuel efficiency standards that other states can adopt.
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Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE should run point in ensuring South Korea follows through on its commitment to purchase and fully deploy the U.S.-made Terminal High Altitude Area Defense network, regardless of Chinese opposition.
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It turns out to be a bit of a misdirect — she's just there helping out while Carl recovers from his recent gunshot wound, and enough time has passed that Carl is back on his feet again — but it's enough to plant the idea in your head that Rick and Michonne might make a pretty good couple, an idea the show follows through on in the last five minutes of the episode.
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"Certainly, if anything on that front were to emerge, these tentative signs of improvement could get swamped by signs of policy initiative emerging from the U.S." Canada sends about 75 percent of its exports to the United States and could suffer badly if U.S. President Donald Trump follows through on promises to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) or if a proposed border adjustment tax is implemented.
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"One good thing about showing these possibilities is that it shows the horse isn't out of the barn yet, and we can still do a lot for the melting ice, but as it stands, the Paris Climate agreement, even if every nation follows through on what they promise, we still have to do better than that," said co-author Rob DeConto, a professor of geosciences at the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
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The online attacks, along with more traditional military options, could escalate, if Iran does not buckle under economic pressure or follows through on the warning it issued on Monday: It would soon breach the 2015 accord's limits on how much low-enriched nuclear fuel it can hold, and it was pointedly leaving open the possibility of further enriching the fuel, edging it closer to the purity necessary to build a bomb.
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A senior strategist for John Kasich's presidential campaign on Wednesday announced that the Ohio governor will not be participating in the next Republican primary debate if front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE follows through on his vow not to attend.
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And, contrary to what many might think, America's biggest auto exporter isn't a domestic automaker like GM or Ford – it's BMW, which builds all of its sport activity vehicles sold worldwide in Spartanburg, S.C. If President Trump follows through on this latest tariff threat, he will be responsible not just for putting the price of a car out of reach for many American families, but also for creating a legacy of massive job loss.
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Chris Van HollenChristopher (Chris) Van HollenOvernight Defense: Turkey launches offensive against Syrian Kurds | Trump set for clash with Congress over Kurds | Senators unveil Turkey sanctions bill | Trump says Kurds 'didn't help us' in Normandy | Defense official arrested for leaking to journalists Congress set for showdown with Trump over Kurds Graham, Van Hollen announce new Turkey sanctions MORE (D-Md.) also pledged sanctions against Turkey if it follows through on attacking the Kurds.
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Opponents of Interior Secretary Ryan ZinkeRyan Keith ZinkeNew policy at Interior's in-house watchdog clamps down on interactions with press Overnight Energy: EPA proposes scrapping limits on coal plant waste | Appointee overseeing federal lands once advocated selling them | EPA lifts Obama-era block on controversial mine Latest appointee overseeing federal public lands once advocated to sell them MORE's push to shrink national monuments say they will sue the Trump administration if the president follows through on Zinke's suggestions.
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Chinese state media says US risks "large-scale war" if it blocks access to disputed islands Chinese state media says US risks "large-scale war" if it blocks access to disputed islands China issued a warning to the incoming Trump administration through its state-run media Friday that the U.S. risks a "large-scale war" if it follows through on Secretary of State nominee Rex Tillerson's suggestion that the U.S. should block China's access to its growing man-made islands in the South China Sea.
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Ro KhannaRohit (Ro) KhannaSanders doubles down on Bolivia 'coup,' few follow suit Democratic lawmaker: It 'defies logic' for Trump to push Ukraine to investigate Biden Overnight Health Care: CDC links vitamin E oil to vaping illnesses | White House calls Pelosi drug price plan 'unworkable' | Dem offers bill for state-based 'Medicare for All' MORE (D-Calif.), a prominent member of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, said the debate is irrelevant, as long as the Bolivian government under interim President Jeanine Áñez follows through on her promise to call new elections within 90 days.
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China, the world's second largest economy, could be badly impacted by protectionist measures this year if President-elect Donald Trump follows through on campaign pledges to brand it a currency manipulator and impose heavy tariffs on imports into the U.S. "Our estimate is that a 10 percent tariff on China goods would equate to about a 25 percent drop in exports from China to the U.S. That's a big number and that would certainly have a ripple effect on the global economy," Modern Terminals Group managing director Peter Levesque told CNBC.
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