But so far, these kinds of proposals have gotten nowhere in Congress.
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Trump's desire for a new détente with Vladimir Putin's Russia has gotten nowhere.
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The party leaders officially tasked with coming up with a DACA deal have gotten nowhere.
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Ms. Grant said she had called her lawyer's office to discuss those fees, and gotten nowhere.
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The UN does not have its own army, and it has gotten nowhere with pleas for diplomacy.
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He's gotten nowhere, and his constant agitation over the issue has made him a pariah in San Diego.
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But I think, it wasn't until Lorde came about... I'd always written similar to that and had gotten nowhere.
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We've gotten nowhere negotiating with our federation for years, and it became clear to us that nothing had changed.
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If you've gotten nowhere so far, it's time to wipe your current network settings off your phone and reset them.
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I, like many reporters in Canada, have asked local police forces about their use of IMSI catchers and gotten nowhere.
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Beyond those two throws, Mahomes's passes have been off the mark, and Damien Williams has gotten nowhere with the running game.
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Mr. Trump's transition team is seriously behind — some in Washington say they've gotten nowhere — on vetting his nominees for potential conflicts of interest.
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But the board's proposal, which could become a final rule any day now, has gotten nowhere near the strong dose of sunlight it deserves.
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Lawmakers have introduced a number of bills that would do just that, but so far, they've gotten nowhere, not even receiving a single hearing.
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Privately, though, some officials acknowledge that the administration has gotten nowhere, and that there is no sign the North will give up its nuclear weapons.
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Despite the outrage at Johnson's decision on Wednesday, the fact remains that MPs have had over three years to resolve Brexit — and have so far gotten nowhere.
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Privately, some American officials acknowledge that the administration has gotten nowhere in negotiations, and that there is no sign the North will give up its nuclear weapons.
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Attempts to reopen the case — to uncover the possible roles of the F.B.I., New York Police Department and the Nation of Islam leadership, including Louis Farrakhan — have gotten nowhere.
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Congress, despite committing a few billion dollars here and there, has gotten nowhere close to that sum, and it's hard to envision a scenario in which Congress suddenly allocates those tens of billions.
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We have gotten nowhere in terms of reforming the fiscal process and setting up a capital budget so that investments in the future of the United States are treated differently than transfer payments and government salaries.
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Having gotten nowhere with the FDC bureaucrats on behalf of my client with the 9-year-old son, the client and I decided to go in a different direction: If you can't beat them, join them.
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But after months of trying to persuade FBR's management to return to the company's highly profitable roots as the leading underwriter of arcane privately placed securities that big institutional investors can trade among themselves, Mr. Plants has gotten nowhere.
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On Wednesday morning, the American team — an experienced group that includes world champions and Olympic medalists — announced that it would boycott the event because its negotiations with U.S.A. Hockey about pay and equitable support had gotten nowhere in more than a year.
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This post on Jezebel's Facebook page, for instance, promoting a satirical list of potential corporate sponsors for national parks (a real thing), sparked repeated warnings from Facebook that we were violating their Policy: We have reached out to discuss these rules with Facebook repeatedly, and gotten nowhere.
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And say what you will of the students who demanded the ouster of Sullivan and Robinson, they would have gotten nowhere without the weaselly connivance of Harvard Dean Rakesh Khurana, who discovered unspecified problems with the "climate" of the dorm in order to justify his verdict.
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But in addition to the collapse of the Afghan talks, he has gotten nowhere in nuclear negotiations with North Korea, made no progress in a long, drawn-out Israeli-Palestinian peace initiative, has yet to even reach the table with Iran despite his stated desire and remains locked in a high-stakes, big-dollar negotiation with China over tariffs.
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While numerous proposals and agreement papers were generated between the two powers, Russia continued the de facto annexation of territory through fortification and garrison, if not de jure; while employing stalling tactics in its negotiations. In the end, with over two years of intensive bilateral negotiations having gotten nowhere in clarifying each country's rights, prerogatives, and interests in inner Manchuria, Japan declared war on Russia in February 1904.
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He has gotten nowhere with the torture and instead decides to torture Mary and Luke until the agent reveals information about his father and who he is working for. Sylar uses his silver-tongue to intimidate them. Eventually Luke struggles to get out of his grip and uses his power on Sylar's cup, causing it to explode. Impressed, Sylar pulls him aside and has him demonstrate it further.
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Following several adventures, Neko rediscovers her feelings when reading her former self's notebook. After Makina drags her back to Vingulf, she was set to be offered to Loki until Ryouta re-pressed her top button harness then fully reforms. As the fight between Neko and Loki gotten nowhere, Ryouta sacrifices himself to save her and the world from total revolution. Three months later, Neko forsakes the real world to dive into Edda so she can be with Ryouta forever.
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After the Civil War, in 1867 a group of women from Griffin brought a train of flat cars to Lovejoy and recovered approximately 700 skeletons to take to Griffin to start the Confederate Cemetery. Lovejoy and the Dorsey property would not change much. Mr. Dorsey filed for reparations from damages done during the war, but by 1881 he had gotten nowhere. By the time the 20th century would come around the Hastings Seed Company would come to the area to grow flowers, shrubs, and trees to be shipped everywhere.
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Terry McCaleb and Graciela Rivers have married and have an infant daughter named Cielo, and McCaleb's fishing charter business is running full-time on Catalina Island. Nevertheless, sheriff's deputy Jaye Winston brings McCaleb a file involving a murder scene filled with exotic elements and asks McCaleb to take a look at it, as the police have gotten nowhere. As McCaleb analyzes the clues, they seem to point straight toward Harry Bosch, whom McCaleb knows from a previous investigation before his retirement. Bosch is currently a key witness in a separate high-profile murder case involving a movie director, and author/reporter Jack McEvoy, who wrote The Poet, is covering the case.
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In 2000 AD, Alexandra Roivas finds herself returning to her family's estate in Rhode Island after her grandfather, Edward Roivas, her only living relative, is found brutally murdered. Two weeks after returning, with the local police having gotten nowhere with the investigation, Alex decides to investigate the mansion for clues, and stumbles upon a secret room containing a book bound with human skin called the Tome of Eternal Darkness. Deciding to read it, she finds it contains accounts of various people in the past, beginning with the story of Pious Augustus. Pious Augustus, a respected Roman military commander, is sent to Ancient Persia to locate an important relic.
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For the third consecutive April Fools' Day, someone has robbed the Gotham City National Bank of exactly $100,000, passing up the chance to take other money worth nearly a half million dollars from the same vault. In two years, the Gotham Police Department has gotten nowhere with the case, leading Chief Miles O'Hara and Commissioner Gordon to call in the one man who can solve the mystery: Batman. Batman and Robin have no leads, so he determines the right course of action is to manufacture a lead. He phones the Gotham paper and plants a story that the cash taken from the Gotham City National Bank was counterfeit, held there until authorities could destroy it.
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