In Ostrower's article, he refers to a metaphorical guardrail, and there is no physical guardrail on the plane.
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Witnesses told officers a fire broke out after one vehicle was pinned against the guardrail by the semi and another was pushed over the guardrail and flipped over, the sheriff's office said.
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What's the law that will be passed first, the guardrail?
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Her panic is immediate, and she slides into a guardrail.
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And I've always consciously designed teams to guardrail around them.
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She narrowly missed slamming into a guardrail and several trees.
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Until 2015 pro-European elites maintained a guardrail against such sentiments.
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She wound up slamming into a guardrail and breaking her vertebrae.
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I got a job hanging guardrail on the highways of Utah.
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It includes a guardrail to funnel plastic toward the conveyor belt.
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Untested until recently as a guardrail against Trump is the academy.
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There is a dirt berm at the spot but no guardrail.
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The IOER is used as a guardrail for the funds rate.
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"This was a bad idea," conceded David Ramirez, 22, hugging the guardrail.
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The bus struck the median guardrail before sideswiping a concrete bridge column.
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And one more guardrail is erected around the edges of your personality.
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The IOER is used as a guardrail for the fed funds rate.
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Her body was dumped over a guardrail and down a cliff, police said.
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He continues to attend AA meetings and has a sponsor named Guardrail (Jayden Lund).
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The Model X reportedly hit a guardrail then swerved across a number of lanes.
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At the last moment, it decamped over the guardrail, and our lunatic chase continued.
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Even with chains, they slid into a guardrail, but managed to get out again.
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The company's global average would above the 15 percent guardrail at be 16 percent.
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As I approached the guardrail, I noticed ground vents belching enormous puffs of white steam.
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He collided with the raised concrete curb and guardrail, which flipped his car over once.
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In that, the playwright jumps the guardrail, which turns out not to be very high.
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He then struck Jimenez, who had left the car and was standing near the guardrail.
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The Volkswagen Passat ahead of him was out of control, swerving and slamming into the guardrail.
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Then he'd scoop Landon up and whisk him over the guardrail, parading him around the field.
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The van stalled out in the flooding, the affidavit said, and was swept into a guardrail.
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It could last a few years, or no longer than one unplanned encounter with a guardrail.
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The bus veered off the side of the highway and came to rest against a guardrail.
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Casper smashed into a guardrail and a tree in Woodland Hills, CA around midnight ... according to cops.
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On 9 December, he was coupling a train carriage when his foot became caught in the guardrail.
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The reason is that the Fed uses the IOER as a guardrail for its benchmark funds rate.
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We've obtained photos of the grisly scene, showing the car ablaze along a guardrail and the aftermath.
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Correction March 22nd, 9:23AM ET: This article has been corrected to omit a mention of a guardrail.
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The crash bus was left lying on its side on the guardrail of Interstate 80 in Mount Olive.
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My father's body was found on the side of the highway; his skull had cracked on the guardrail.
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Had we hit the guardrail, one of the suitcases in the cab could easily have broken Rose's neck.
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Wheels Motorcycle sales went into a skid in 2008 and have been sliding toward the guardrail ever since.
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The Oklahoma Highway Patrol said Elrod was killed when his car struck a guardrail about 3:45 a.m.
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I heard the screeching of tires before I realized that my car was being pushed toward the guardrail.
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The blaze started after the bus crashed into a guardrail on a highway in the central province of Hunan.
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Not even five minutes into the drive, we careen into a guardrail and my life flashes before my eyes.
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The two climbed over the guardrail and vanished, and the smuggler watched the taxi depart with a deep sigh.
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The 19-year-old crashed her car into a guardrail after a floor mat became caught behind her pedals.
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We missed the guardrail by about twenty yards, or three-tenths of a second at our speed—a lifetime.
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The 50 percent of wages paid guardrail would still prevent high earning independent investors or lawyers from accessing it.
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The vehicle hit the bridge guardrail and went over it, falling 25 feet onto its top, the report said.
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The vehicles careered through a guardrail into southbound traffic, striking a van carrying the children and another tractor-trailer.
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They said the van overturned several times while the truck ran off the road and crashed into the guardrail.
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As victims lay strewn on the bridge, the van crashed into a guardrail along an offramp above Borough Market.
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"It may be our least-bad option in restoring the court's role as a democratic guardrail," Mr. Keck said.
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His grandmother drove away and went another three blocks before crashing into a guardrail beside a hair-braiding shop.
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A steel guardrail penetrated both car and driver, leaving the Pole fighting for his life and facing extensive surgery.
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The entry point to the pipe system was just off the road behind a guardrail and a pedestrian barricade.
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"They said the only way they could extend the guardrail is if they close access to the neighborhood," said Bernarte.
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They huddled in the shade of the bridge as the smuggler stood on the highway's guardrail, looking for a taxi.
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Rescue teams saw the woman clinging to a roadside guardrail but she slipped and was later recovered 600 meters away.
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He motioned for her to come with him, and he helped her over to the guardrail so she could rest.
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Kelly began shooting back and was struck on his leg and neck before crawling under a guardrail to seek cover.
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Republicans have been fixated on loosening those federal rules, and this latest revision demolishes that key guardrail embedded in Obamacare.
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I developed my fear of heights while standing on a guardrail-free rooftop about 30 stories above a shopping complex.
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The car went through a guardrail and crashed 500 feet off a cliff into the Kings River on July 26.
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The entrapment defense is the main guardrail to protect the due-process rights of individuals targeted by undercover law enforcement.
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The car scraped a guardrail on the right side of the road, crossed the roadway and hit the concrete median.
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Kasperczyk approaches the second turn a little too hot and his vehicle loses traction, sending him right into the guardrail.
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His car went out of control and sideswiped a pickup truck and a guardrail before coming to a stop, police said.
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The Indianapolis Fire Department said the truck, carrying 4,000 gallons of jet fuel, hit a guardrail and overturned before catching fire.
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Dixon's car was launched high into the air, and it seemed to float until it landed broadside on the inside guardrail.
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I thought to myself, imagining the scene: Jones veering too close to the guardrail, ranting about George Soros and Hillary Clinton.
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The anaconda quickly climbed over the center guardrail and found its way to safety on the far side of the street.
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Finally, the 1993 Wall Street Journal piece that Frum references in the guardrail metaphor betrays his theory of preservation and change.
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Fisher was with his girlfriend Gloria Govan when his 2015 Cadillac drifted off the road and rolled after hitting a guardrail.
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According to the police investigation, Jimenez was a passenger in a vehicle that lost control on the road and struck a guardrail.
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Johnson says she was leaning over the guardrail when she realized her baby was coming – and she was coming right that second.
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"They climbed up a metal guardrail to climb up these big trusses that hold up the roof," said Minneapolis police spokeswoman Sgt.
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Then, apparently trying to avoid a guardrail, he veered to the left; the Camry pinwheeled across the freeway and into the median.
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In a way, he's inspired me to allow myself to fall that freely — without guardrail or caution — in love one day, too.
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As I was pulling myself out with the rope the car also washed over the guardrail and went into the creek too.
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The bus wound up on a guardrail close to a spot for emergency vehicles to make a U-Turn onto the highway.
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The bus crashed into a guardrail on a highway and the fire started after an oil leak, said Xinhua, citing local authorities.
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I tried to jerk my car over into my lane, but I overcorrected myself too much and ended up hitting the guardrail.
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Right place at the right time One truck driver in New Jersey is thanking his lucky stars after colliding with a guardrail.
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The presence of other families in restaurants seems to act as a guardrail, keeping the dinner conversation from careening into a ditch.
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Since 1966 it has been on display in its own room at the Pinacoteca, but it was set back behind a guardrail.
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Banging from one guardrail to the next, Trump's foreign policy pronouncements seem, like his Twitter feed, entirely unhinged from any common denominators.
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This is a much needed guardrail to prevent taxpayers from gaming the system by simply shifting their wage income to business income.
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The man lost control at an intersection, drove through a guardrail and launched the 2013 Dodge Charger over 100 feet into the trees.
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" Witnesses say they saw the car -- driven by Pead -- lose control and hit a guardrail and "fly down the side of the hill.
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Dashcam video showed the bus veering toward oncoming traffic, colliding with another car, smashing through the guardrail, and plunging into the river below.
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It rotated counter clockwise, entered a grassy median and collided with a guardrail off the highway, leaving a set of yaw marks behind.
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Aerial video of the scene from CNN affiliate WABC shows the dump truck on its side along the right guardrail on Interstate 280.
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Libra, with its strict know-your-customer standards, will certainly work with financial regulators to ensure that it is meeting these guardrail standards.
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"I, frankly, liked the idea of sort of keeping the Dickey amendment as a guardrail because, again, that doesn't prohibit research," he said.
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Richter compared him to a guardrail, allowing players to express their personalities while always steering them toward becoming the best versions of themselves.
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We spent an hour inside the caldera of the Morada del Diablo, perched behind a guardrail at the edge of the drop-off.
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Cops say the truck went off the road Monday afternoon and hit a guardrail while an officer was making a traffic stop nearby.
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A tour bus carrying 30 passengers, including the driver, ran off Highway 12 and rolled into a guardrail shortly after 11:30 a.m.
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Driving her home after another date, Levy said, he took a turn too fast, hit a guardrail, and messed up a car wheel.
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At stake—the power of the presidency and whether Congress has any legitimate oversight authority as a guardrail against presidential abuse of power.
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He was speeding and on drugs when he clipped a pickup truck, causing the driver to strike a guardrail and die from his injuries.
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She estimates that if had turned one more time, it would have ended up on the other side of the guardrail in oncoming traffic.
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In the most evocative parts of the drive, the drop, separated from your car by just a guardrail — or not — is hundreds of feet.
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On the show, Kate, Beth, and their mother were involved in a car accident where they crashed through a guardrail on a high bridge.
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Hours after the crash, the remains of the bus were still resting on the guardrail, surrounded by debris and with its top smashed in.
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To keep all that oomph from hitting the guardrail, a carbon-fiber front aero splitter auto-adjusts to produce up to 220 pounds of downforce.
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The South Korean was at the wheel when his car crashed into a guardrail in the Gangnam district of Seoul at around 2:45 a.m.
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The 53-foot-wide "Floating Pier" consists of 200,000 cubes of high-density polyethylene, and it's tethered to the lake bed—but with no guardrail.
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Police gave this account: Chauvin, 36 of Gramercy, was standing with two firefighters by the interstate guardrail after responding to a crash early that morning.
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An ambulance in front of the dump truck is smashed up against the back of a fire engine, which is resting against the right guardrail.
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What happened on waivers: A Democratic aide close to the negotiations said they offered to amend the "affordability and comprehensiveness guardrail" of the waiver process.
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The IOER, as it is known, is a guardrail for the funds rate, which this week jumped beyond the previous 2% to 2.25% target range.
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Kubica sustained compound fractures to his right elbow, shoulder and leg, and a partially severed right forearm when his car was impaled on a guardrail.
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There was some sense in the UK and also watching from abroad, that, well, maybe they'll hit the guardrail, but they'll bounce back onto the road.
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"The BMW passed him, and they nearly collided, causing him to swerve out of the way and he, quote, 'nearly collided into a guardrail,'" Brown said.
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Back-door hacks that abuse guardrail functionality to disable money could have the effect of entirely freezing a country's infrastructure and bringing down its financial system.
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The road wasn't as hazardous then, when I'd walk to the steel guardrail, lean my bendy girl body over, and stare at the cold creek water.
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Cops say the passenger refused, and eventually smashed the brand new Hyundai into a guardrail in Colesville, New York—roughly 84 miles from the original destination.
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They may have struggled because of the way the van was positioned against the guardrail or because of the pressure of the water on the doors.
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The IOER reduction was aimed at providing a lower guardrail for the fed funds rate and to discourage banks from holding excess reserves at the Fed.
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That decision was intended to be a guardrail, giving individuals an additional layer of choice to view any photo before it appears with clarity in a chat.
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Police say Boeheim was trying to avoid hitting Jimenez's disabled vehicle that was in the middle of the interstate after it lost control and hit a guardrail.
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James Pocock, who had been living right off the highway for the past couple months, remembers a cloud of concrete dust as the truck hit the guardrail.
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Two people were killed in Virginia late Friday when a Honda Civic struck a guardrail and spun into the path of a truck, the Associated Press reported.
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Matic, 29, entered the stadium here by walking past the two police officers guarding a flimsy fence and folding his tall frame under a broken metal guardrail.
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The impact spun the vehicles around, and the bus overturned on its right side and slid off the road, striking a guardrail before stopping, the report said.
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On one side, some were updating the present with imports from the past, while across the guardrail, others were backfilling the past with exports from the present.
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Fire and disaster management officials say the bus veered off to the opposite lane on a mountain road before ramming through a guardrail and sliding down the mountainside.
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In the audio obtained by TMZ, the caller says he'd been following the Chevy Suburban, and saw it go all the way from the median to the guardrail.
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Kelly has also told confidants that he has at times served as a guardrail, protecting the American people from Trump, according to a person familiar with his views.
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Even her daughter, now 11, watched the images of Ms. Hemphill passed out beside a guardrail in West Deptford, N.J., her stomach exposed as the medics rushed in.
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Werner offers consumers a Podium series with an extended guardrail and a large platform for standing, but the version used in this year's tournament is not for sale.
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Curby said the friend pulled up to the guardrail, with flashers blinking, and the bride and groom hopped over and got in and headed on to the wedding reception.
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The video showed the driver steering the bus to the left, causing it to hit the guardrail and fall into the river below as passengers could be heard screaming.
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The 53-foot-wide fabric-covered path is tethered to the lake bed but has no guardrail—it's just your feet, the water, and a gently undulating quilted sidewalk.
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In at least five cases, they actually quantified how much carbon dioxide we can afford to burn before we blow the 2-degree Celsius [or 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit] guardrail.
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I often took L.A.'s famously curvy Mulholland Drive to get to work, and I'd find myself overly attuned to the lack of a guardrail on its steeper edges.
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"In larger deals there are no covenants, but if they're looking for some sort of guardrail then covenant-loose has been a compromise," said Stephen Boyko, partner at Proskauer.
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The highway patrol said preliminary information indicates that a tractor-trailer and a car traveling northbound on I-75 collided and went through a guardrail, entering the southbound lanes.
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The study, by the Government Accountability Office, the investigative arm of Congress, was done mainly in response to concerns about a widely used guardrail system alongside the nation's highways.
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One month after his bid for office ended, he crashed his car into a guardrail in the middle of the night and was arrested and charged with drunken driving.
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We don't expect you to automatically know what amount of change in the polling would (or wouldn't) be reasonable, so we give you buttons that serve as a guardrail.
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As soon as I hit the guardrail my airbags came out and because of the airbags and seatbelt the injuries weren't near as bad [sic] as they could have been.
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The crash left the bus lying on its side on the guardrail of Interstate 80 in Mount Olive, its undercarriage and front end sheared off and its steering wheel exposed.
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An adorable sloth found itself in a terrifying situation when the fuzzy creature tried to cross a highway in Quevedo, Ecuador, but ended up stranded and clinging to the guardrail.
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Faltings said the front of the dump truck appeared to have been sheared off and the school bus was "ripped off its frame" after hitting a guardrail and flipping over.
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Riordan said preliminary information indicates that a tractor trailer and a car traveling northbound on I-75 collided with each other and went through a guardrail, entering the southbound lanes.
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In that crash, according to a report on Electrek, a clean technology transport news website, a Model X driver said Autopilot was engaged when the car slammed into a guardrail.
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Instead of the electric guardrail wrapped in barbed wire that he once was, Howard is now a sturdy picket fence with a big "Beware of Dog" sign on the door.
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"Trump has more money than God, no embarrassment gene, no shame and no guardrail," said Sue Dvorsky, former Iowa Democratic Party chairwoman, who has endorsed Kamala Harris in the race.
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In the statement, Syracuse police said a 51-year-old man was on the side of the highway after a vehicle he was in lost control and struck a guardrail.
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A modified territorial system would limit such shifts in an easy to administer manner, although politicians could debate whether the guardrail rate should be higher or lower than 15 percent.
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On Thursday afternoon, one of the semi-trucks that was traveling northbound on the highway collided with a passenger vehicle, sending both vehicles through the guardrail and into the southbound lanes.
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Democrats might want to hold on to the filibuster now because it's a guardrail against Republican policy, but in the long run, the political system would be more effective and accountable.
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It's pretty amazing when you're looking over a big Manhattan street and you're 40 stories up, and you're looking down and there's no guardrail there, and there's these things flying around.
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Czech rally car driver Tomasz Kasperczyk tested the limits of a guardrail in a terrifying accident during the first stage of the FIA European Rally Championship's Rally Islas Canarias on Friday.
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Trump's celebration of his success underscored how he plans to ignore any presidential guardrail in waging the cultural warfare on which he is relying to secure a second White House term.
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Police scanner audio captured by CNN affiliate WMBF indicates the floodwater carried the van through a bridge guardrail near the Little Pee Dee Lodge on the Nichols side of the river.
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"This is the kind of practice that highlights how consent isn't a sufficient guardrail against privacy violations," said Lindsey Barrett, a staff attorney at Georgetown Law's Intellectual Property Rights tech clinic.
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Keller said a deputy investigating calls about a reckless driver attempted to make a traffic stop, but the suspect's vehicle sped up and hit a car, which then struck a guardrail.
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Fisher was arrested after he lost control of a Cadillac Escalade, slammed into a guardrail and flipped the vehicle around 3 AM ... with his girlfriend, Gloria Govan, in the passenger seat.
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Video footage showed McGregor picking up a guardrail and throwing it in the direction of a bus that was carrying Khabib Nurmagomedov, his longtime rival, backstage at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn.
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Within the next five years, global average surface temperatures may temporarily breach a key guardrail set out by the Paris Climate Agreement, according to a new report from the U.K. Met Office.
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Aerial video from KTVI showed adults comforting some of the children, who had been bound for Hanna Woods Elementary School in Ballwin, Missouri, near a guardrail just feet from the crash site.
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Perhaps it's the pine trees that set off the longing — straight and tall, lining the highway like a giant guardrail, shunting me in the right direction, a marble on a downhill track.
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He laughed while recalling a long wooden beam that had recently been caught in the grate; a twisted piece of metal, possibly once part of a guardrail, lay on the floor nearby.
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However, experts questioned how ironclad that guardrail is, given that parts of the guidance released Thursday appear to only suggest, not mandate, that those populations should be excluded from any work requirements.
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Recent monthly temperatures have come perilously close to one climate guardrail that concerns low-lying developing nations, which favor a temperature target of 1.5 degrees Celsius, or 2.7 degrees Celsius, above preindustrial levels.
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Once parked behind a detached semi trailer, I stepped over trash, human feces, and a gnarled guardrail before making my way through a hole in a chain link fence to the shop entrance.
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Concerns about conflicts of interest date at least as far back as a 2014 whistle-blower case involving Trinity Industries, the maker of a common guardrail system in place in almost every state.
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I heard the screen door clang behind him and watched as the small, hunched figure plodded from his doorway down the steps to the sidewalk, clutching the guardrail, and then in our direction.
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A man survived a 70-foot fall into one of the most active volcanoes on Earth on Wednesday after he climbed over a metal guardrail at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, the authorities said.
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The most common measure gaining steam in cities like Washington, Las Vegas, New York City and Los Angeles is erecting bollards, or physical barriers, to serve as a guardrail between vehicles and pedestrians.
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Global average sea levels will be up to a foot higher than today, and the global average surface temperature will be near the 2-degree Celsius (3.6F) guardrail set by the Paris Climate Agreement.
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Footage of the incident was posted on Instagram Stories by UFC fighter Felice Herrig, which showed McGregor holding up a metal guardrail and preparing to launch it at the bus before he was intercepted.
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On Saturday morning, a Mack truck driver hauling scrap metal was driving westbound on the State Road 528 exit to Interstate 4 when he lost control of his truck, struck the guardrail and overturned.
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"The aircraft broke through the airport perimeter fence, a parking lot, a guardrail and came to a stop on [the] road ... about 580 meters [635 yards] past the end of the runway," it reported.
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The bus then went through a guardrail and down an embankment and into a ditch with trees and shrubs, said Nothum, who added that most of the children left the bus on their own.
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Yet, at the end of the day, I still find myself wondering: If the game plan is to stay in place and continue to act as a guardrail, why write the piece at all?
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Since 28500 percent is larger than the 6900 percent guardrail, the U.S. multinational could bring back its U.K. profits to the United States, or use these profits otherwise, without paying any U.S. corporation taxes.
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On the other hand, since 2628 percent is 28503 percentage points lower than the 22019 percent guardrail, then the U.S. multinational would owe 12 percent of their Cayman profits in U.S. taxes without deferral.
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Video footage captured by reporters at Brooklyn's Barclays Center on Thursday showed McGregor holding a guardrail and ramming it in the direction of a van said to be carrying his long-standing rival, Khabib Nurmagomedov.
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Honda Motor Co recalled nearly 50,000 Acura SUVs and cars in June 2015 because the system can apply the brakes when it detects a vehicle accelerating and is driving along a metal fence or guardrail.
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Of course, U.S. companies would argue that the 15 percent guardrail would subject them to unfair competition from foreign companies in countries with significant manufacturing operations like Ireland with a 85033 percent corporate tax rate.
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NFL running back Isaiah Pead was driving at speeds north of 90 mph when he lost control of his car, hit a guardrail and plummeted 40 feet down the side of a freeway ... witnesses told police.
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Chauvin, 36, was standing with two firefighters by the interstate guardrail after responding to a crash early Sunday morning when a speeding Eldorado National bus approached the crash scene and clipped the fire truck, police said.
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"The bus driver lost control of the bus, struck a fire truck, veered across the right lane, striking other vehicles, then veered and struck three firefighters, who, all three, were thrown over the guardrail," Matey said.
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The unraveling of the deal would eliminate the last guardrail preventing increased conflict and renewed nuclear insecurity — with no current diplomatic table to which Iran could return, despite the administration's claims to want a better deal.
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On May 4, truck driver Paul Bristol suffered a sudden, serious heart attack, causing him to veer into the left lane, "bunny hopping" along the guardrail for some 300 feet, according to the Burlington Free Press.
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When a Tesla Model 3 carrying Kristian Henderson and her family slammed into a guardrail on the Interstate 95 median in suburban Maryland this summer, the vehicle's side airbags didn't deploy, according to the victims' attorney.
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The police in South Korea are investigating Pittsburgh Pirates infielder Jung Ho Kang over suspicions that he crashed a luxury car into a guardrail while driving under the influence of alcohol and then left the scene.
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While competing in the Ronde di Andora rally in 2011, he sustained compound fractures to his right elbow, shoulder and leg, and his right forearm was partly severed when his car was impaled on a guardrail.
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That's because the President's response to a futile effort to squeeze lawmakers for wall funding is to obliterate a constitutional guardrail in a way that could fundamentally alter the power balance between the presidency and Congress.
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Then, it was to attach a makeshift swing-down guardrail to his crib's walls to extend its height and prevent him from levering himself over the side by his armpits and landing headfirst on the floor.
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"As I get to the front of the vehicle, I observed what I believe is a person along the guardrail; there might have been more than one person," Boeheim is quoted saying in the report by ESPN.
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For example, some rivers have a concentrated path of debris, so the conveyor belt can simply take in the trash that flows toward the vessel; in other cases, a guardrail can channel plastic toward the vessel's mouth.
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The independent guardrail role of the American Bar Association, which has vetted potential judges since the Eisenhower administration — conducting confidential interviews with people who worked with them and rating their experience, integrity and temperament — is also weakening.
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But in the weeks leading up to it, he crashed into a guardrail going more than 60 miles per hour, breaking his left leg in multiple places, shattering bones, severing a tendon and partially tearing a ligament.
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The bus was headed east on Route 12 near Bryce Canyon National Park, about 270 miles south of Salt Lake City, when it ran off the road and rolled into the guardrail at about 11:653 a.m.
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The move was aimed at keeping the funds rate within its target range; the interest on excessive reserves (IOER) historically has acted as a guardrail for the funds rate, which traded 5 basis points above the target.
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That same month, the People's Daily, the official newspaper of China's ruling Communist Party, reported on a five-year-old boy in the city of Wuhan, whose head became stuck between the metal bars of a window guardrail.
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Boeheim, 74, was driving along Interstate 690 in Syracuse the night of February 20 when he swerved to avoid hitting a disabled car in the road, which had crashed into a guardrail moments before due to bad weather.
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Another guardrail would require laying out the risks and costs of using the AI's action choice when it is wrong (an unintended consequence), such as when Uber's AI failed to classify and detect a pedestrian in sufficient time.
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We slid backward down a snowy concrete drainage ditch, coming to a gentle stop behind the guardrail we had narrowly missed, where we were now shielded from another driver who might hit the same patch of black ice.
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So if a guardrail is needed to help keep Washington out of the fiscal ditch, it should ensure that debt decisions are made at the same time as the tax and spending decisions that will impact the debt.
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When the patrol car began to pursue them, both bikers began to flee, with one continuing down the highway as Knab turned onto an exit ramp onto Transit Road in Depew, lost control and hit a guardrail, police said.
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Police body-cam footage captured the moment an Irving police officer jumped over a guardrail on Highway 114 to avoid being hit by a car that seemed to swerve onto the shoulder where the official was conducting a traffic stop.
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I'm not sure if it was the way the van was positioned, against a guardrail, or if it was pressure from the water, but unfortunately, they were not able to get the van doors open and get the ladies out.
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This new protocol wouldn't protect the AG from, say, getting fired for cause, just as Comey's 10-year term as director of the FBI didn't prevent Trump from firing him -- but it would still offer a much-needed guardrail against partisanship.
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The vehicle was careening wildly along the hillside edge of the road, the worn tires of the left side of the van about to drop off the guardrail-less side of the road into the abyss and deep valley alongside.
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According to the book "Fear: Trump in the White House" by veteran Washington Post journalist Bob Woodward, Porter had acted as something of a guardrail against the President's more extreme positions, especially on a trade war with China and immigration.
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Pittsburgh Pirates 3rd baseman Jung Ho Kang was arrested in South Korea Friday morning after officials say he fled the scene of a DUI crash around 2:45 AM. The 29-year-old allegedly crashed his car into a guardrail and bolted.
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In the film, Mr. Hines describes the remorse he felt the moment his fingers left the guardrail, how terrified he was that his last emotion might be regret and how he begged God for help as he plunged toward San Francisco Bay.
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There, the researchers directed them to warm up with a few jumping jacks, squats and lunges and then hurry up 60 steps — three flights of stairs — as quickly as they could, one step at a time, while using the guardrail for safety.
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Opinion Columnist Back in the golden age of presidential conduct, before Donald Trump wrecked every norm and smashed every guardrail, someone — either in Lyndon Johnson's White House or in Langley, accounts differ — decided to have the C.I.A. spy on Barry Goldwater's presidential campaign.
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Kang, who had two previous convictions for drunk driving, was charged with driving while intoxicated and fleeing the scene of an accident after his car crashed into a guardrail in the Gangnam district of Seoul in the early hours of Dec. 2.
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When he swerved out of the way to avoid hitting the car, which had crashed into a guardrail moments beforehand due to bad weather, the 74-year-old coach hit the passenger who had stepped out of the stricken vehicle, according to the outlet.
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If one assumes that the current warming rate will simply continue, which is possible but by no means assured, then the Earth's long-term temperature change will reach 1.5 degrees Celsius, or 2.7 degrees Fahrenheit, by 2040, and the 2-degree guardrail by 2065.
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The Mesa Police Association, which represents several of the officers involved in the incident, said in a statement that officers were sent to a dangerous domestic situation, and that officers acted to end the confrontation quickly and prevent anyone from falling over a short guardrail.
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The study does not make policy recommendations, but it notes that stabilizing the global mean temperature increase to 2 degrees Celsius — what scientists have referred to as the guardrail beyond which changes become catastrophic — will require significant reductions in global levels of carbon dioxide.
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Mr. de Brum was vocal in arguing that even if the temperature increase were held at 2 degrees — which scientists often describe as a relatively safe "guardrail" — a resulting rise in sea levels would be devastating for the Marshall Islands and other low-lying countries.
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We follow Mike's exploits as if we were clinging to a guardrail, watching in awe as he rescues Mr. Jimmy, strives to engage the emergency generator, and climbs to a perilous height, the better to leap for his life, with the ocean blazing below.
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Maine received a wake-up call about the decrepit state of its bridges in April when a woman driving an SUV lost control of her vehicle and crashed through a guardrail on the Bath Viaduct in Portland, even though she was going just 35 miles an hour.
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Bernarte lost his homeowner's insurance "from like two accidents" ago due to the frequency of collisions, and the city engineers have refused to extend a guardrail that borders his property on the grounds that it would then block the line of sight for drivers exiting his neighborhood.
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When compared to average temperatures early in the industrial revolution, it becomes clear that global average surface temperatures — or at least temperatures in the northern hemisphere — have been flirting with the internationally-defined climate guardrail of 2 degrees Celsius, or 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit, above the preindustrial average.
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At the after-party, Olivia leads Ben up to his hotel room and right out onto the balcony, so all her underlings can admire her prowess — and probably because she knew the guardrail would shield her despicable lower half for the time being, that sneaky bitch!
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Since the Paris Climate Agreement, negotiated late last year, seeks to limit global warming to under 21981 degrees Celsius, including the more stringent goal of 22010 degrees of warming through 2400, the report makes clear that we are already dangerously close to the global warming guardrail.
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His only public statement since his departure last year was a written rebuttal to the journalist Bob Woodward's book "Fear: Trump in the White House," which portrayed the White House as a building in deep disarray and Mr. Porter as a guardrail on an unstable presidency.
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After a failed attempt to lean into the corner, Murray hit the mountain road's gravel shoulder at more than 40 miles per hour, made it impossible to to stop his bike using its brakes before it plunged over the edge of the cliff, which didn't have a guardrail.
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As the balance sheet expansion kicked off, the funds rate pushed to the upper end of its target range, hitting 1.9% for a few days, or 10 basis points above the interest on excess bank reserves, which is supposed to serve as a guardrail for the funds rate.
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Shortly after, Shelton's vehicle rammed into a Toyota pickup truck and a guardrail before coming to a stop on I-24's Silliman Evans Bridge— located in downtown Nashville, according to the Metro Nashville PD. The other drivers were not injured, but Shelton was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Familiar sun-kissed melodies, hooks and emotional key changes give Guppy its appeal, but it's lines like "I can't cum and I can't lie / I can't stop making myself cry" or "Guardrail, taking the stairs / Passed out on the subway with blood in my hair" that make it human.
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I decided, therefore, to rent a car, and as I steered along the precipitous, one-lane road that soon placed me high above the sea, a sheer drop before me — no guardrail quite often — I was shocked, again and again, by the heart-clenching beauty of the place.
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John Westbrook was not the first driver to flip his car at Williams Grove Speedway in Mechanicsburg, Pa. But he was the one to suffer some of the greatest consequences, becoming a quadriplegic after his sprint car tumbled over the guardrail and down a 0003-foot embankment in September 2008.
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Instead of doing the normal thing like, you know, respecting Holgerson's choice or offering a hand to help her back over the guardrail, KGW8 reported that her "friend" just decided to take matters into her own hands—by shoving Holgerson off the bridge and sending her plummeting into the water below.
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It is rather important to grasp in every case, who and what religious freedom is for (women, in the case of the Mandate), how it stands as a necessary guardrail against the overweening power of the state, and why it will not lead to the oft-raised "parade of horribles".
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Namely, critics say, Mulvaney has failed to perform what many past chiefs regard as the most important part of the job: focusing the President's time on critical issues, managing the information that reaches his desk, and in the case of Trump, serving as a guardrail against an unpredictable president's most self-defeating instincts.
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"That ring, it's all the work you've put in to get to that point and accomplish that," said Fiers, who dislocated his hip and broke four bones in his back in college when he fell asleep while driving and crashed into a guardrail on Florida's Turnpike, sending his body through the windshield.
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The United Nations Environment Program's "Production Gap Report" recently found that governments are planning to produce 50 percent more fossil fuels than is consistent with a guardrail of two degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit) outlined in the Paris Agreement, and 120 percent more than is consistent with limiting warming to 1.5 degrees.
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The Mesa Police Association, which represents several of the officers involved in the incident, said in a statement Wednesday that officers were sent to a dangerous domestic situation, and that officers acted to end the confrontation quickly and prevent anyone from falling over a short guardrail on the other side of the elevator landing.
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As my gaze swung up to the rear window, passing over Rose (now smiling at a scene in the movie), my peripheral vision caught a guardrail, but I couldn't judge its distance because my center vision was unexpectedly occupied by a metallic square on Rose's lap that looked like the tongue of an unbuckled seat belt.
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Although I don't think I was thinking about confronting it so much as making sure that I am — because I think that's an important part of who I am as a leader, not just as a person, because so much of what I've tried to do as a leader is guardrail around what I think my weaknesses are.
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How much does this thing cost and will I ever in my lifetime afford one, how fast can it go, will I regret this in the moment before we crash into a guardrail, what exactly are people thinking as they gape at us, how many valets have had 1980s Hollywood fantasies about taking this for a joyride... it's that kind of car.
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Tesla airbags didn't inflate when a family's Model 3 crashed into a guardrail, and claim the company isn't cooperating with the investigation, victims' lawyer saysA new Tesla service center was temporarily shut down after it failed to get a building inspectionElon Musk suggested that Tesla is working on a new powertrain that will make the Model S, Model X, and Roadster quicker
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Donald Trump's fight with America's spies Over the next four years, a dozen people close to Barrack and Trump observed in interviews, Barrack is almost certain to reprise the middleman job he played during that West Side crisis -- as an inimitable powerbroker to the set of elites desperate to control him, and as a calming guardrail to the man who doesn't want to be controlled.
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Clearly, I think we're in a position now where people rightly have a lot of questions about big internet companies, Facebook in particular, and I do think getting to a point there there's the right regulation and rules in place just provides a kind of societal guardrail framework where people can have confidence that, okay, these companies are operating within a framework that we've all agreed.
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The father of a Tennessee teenager who was killed due to a defective guardrail in a car accident has purchased a public service announcement ad for the Super Bowl in the hopes of catching the eye of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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