Committee chairs were gung ho to take on tax reform.
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But I don't think being gung-ho would solve much either.
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People in the ministry, they were gung-ho to grab them.
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The outlook: Many states are still gung-ho about improving security.
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But others, including several conservation groups, are far less gung ho.
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If we're too gung-ho, you run into war so quickly.
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But the gung-ho approach of Donald Trump left him cold.
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Will all Mars colonists have to be gung ho "adventurer" types?
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He's gung ho, and he understands why this all is happening.
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It was the early '80s, this time of gung-ho Americana.
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But she was gung-ho against Communism during the Cold War.
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Samsung was super gung-ho about the hinge on the Galaxy Fold.
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Collins and about 80% of his peers were "gung-ho," he recalled.
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That said, the gung-ho approach of Donald Trump left him cold.
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That makes it tricky to work with the more gung-ho French.
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They'll be gung-ho for the right kind of job-creating plan.
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Monica's disapproval aside ... POTUS is clearly gung-ho about the Kanye meeting.
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Such pressures explain why last year's gung-ho posture has been dropped.
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Bergdahl's gung-ho attitude from basic training didn't seem so absurd now.
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Behind Commander Zinke's gung-ho social media facade lies a certain vulnerability.
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The Google family is quite gung-ho about upending the recording industry.
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"For us, this administration is really gung-ho," Ms. Tice said. video
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That image is referred to as Rosenthal's "gung ho" Iwo Jima photo.
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But it's like 'Cloud First,' we're gonna go gung ho this way.
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A lot of people in the gay community are gung-ho about it.
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But the post-9/11 Bush was "The Decider," a gung-ho crusader.
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Pushing them to co-operate with gung-ho federal officers invites a clash.
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The combination of inexperience and gung-ho enthusiasm became the stuff of legend.
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But critics felt the sudden British embrace of China was too gung-ho.
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He's a gung-ho, grizzled straight man, readily playing against his superheroic image.
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This gung ho author, on the other hand, has just begun to write. .
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I was shocked at the offer initially, because I wasn't a gung ho fermenter.
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And it's true that Apple has recently become VERY gung-ho on USB-C.
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Here's hoping we're just as gung-ho about learning new things when we're 40.
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Cigna still doesn't appear to be gung-ho about its proposed merger with Anthem.
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I became "that guy" on campus who was the most gung-ho about entrepreneurship.
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Some are all gung ho, some say there's nothing they can do right now.
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Almost everyone starts out gung ho, but the corporate ladder runs out of rungs.
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I'm gung-ho, my brain bursting with ideas and the bookishness to back it up.
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The public isn't particularly gung-ho about it, but there's a fair bit of inertia.
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Elijah, unlike the average gung-ho bad dude, is driven in much the same way.
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And not all Fed officials are gung-ho to factor it in to monetary policy.
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But Romo was gung-ho, and he has already posted three videos since taking over.
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However, it seemed Americans are more gung-ho about the idea than some other nations.
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But the story is a little more complicated than the gung-ho approach may appear.
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My generation, we were pretty gung-ho, kind of like found ways to be happy.
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"Her voter base does not seem as gung-ho energetic as Sanders's base," Mr. McDonald said.
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So when I heard the announcement this time, I was gung ho from the get go.
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We starred in it and shot it over two years, and it's very gung-ho filmmaking.
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But the show is so gung-ho about everything that you almost fall for its gumption.
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And a lot of people here at Fox News, yourself included were gung ho in that.
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"I didn't expect it to be gung-ho atomic weapons," he said in a telephone interview.
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"I hope it's not just gung ho in the beginning and things dwindle down," he said.
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His widow blamed the company's gung-ho culture, with its long hours and intense psychological pressure.
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None of the other candidates onstage were quite as gung-ho as she is on the subject.
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Like people just being way too gung-ho about a new technology or not considering the risks?
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And Wilbur Ross (nominee, secretary of commerce): pretty gung-ho about trade war with China, turns out.
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Democrats were once gung-ho, but that was before Republicans repealed the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate.
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Tiff says any state that's so gung-ho on controlling her uterus will not have her services.
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Offset believes it's a strong theory ... although he ain't gung-ho to talk about it in public.
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Even so, former students of history or philosophy might, on average, be a little less gung-ho.
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"I was very gung-ho on the apartment," she says, which was well within her price range.
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"Born on the Fourth of July" depicts a soldier's transformation from gung-ho veteran to war protester.
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He's got a debut coming out, but seemed pretty gung-ho on a "Making The Band" reunion.
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Early on, he's a gung-ho kid, thrilled to swashbuckle his way out of any tough situation.
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Kate Winslet was "gung-ho" about giving the best performance she could for James Cameron's upcoming Avatar sequel.
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The whole show is about making blind decisions — the more gung-ho you seem, the better you fare.
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He's not only super supportive of her onstage work, but he's also gung-ho about her acting career.
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So, I will describe myself as the more gung-ho one while Lawrence is the more conservative one.
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I love Church Of Misery's music anyway, so I was really gung-ho about it from the beginning.
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Mr Bolsonaro is more gung-ho about the crime-fighting bit of his agenda, as are most Brazilians.
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We did it in Hawaii and, of course, now I want to be gung-ho and do it.
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But Celeste has definitely got her mom's personality to where she's always just gung-ho, ready to go.
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But apart for his enthusiasm for TPP, Mr Amari was hardly a gung-ho promoter of reform himself.
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And while Republicans are less gung-ho, they don't seem even remotely inclined to stand in his way.
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Editorial It's no big surprise that Newt Gingrich is still a gung-ho adviser to the Trump campaign.
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"I went out there gung-ho and was trying to throw the ball through the wall," he said.
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It's also why we can't expect tech companies to be gung-ho about the idea of regulating themselves.
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In Jamaica, the police are very aggressive and heavily armed—they come into the ghettoes real gung ho.
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He wasn't gung-ho about going to a new doctor, but I said, 'Look, I'll go with you.
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He wasn't gung-ho about going to a new doctor, but I said, 'Look, I'll go with you.
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Does treatment fatigue explain the gung-ho rhetoric that bombards cancer patients and that many of them deploy?
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"We feel married already and it hasn't become something that both of us are gung-ho about," Haylie explained.
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Moreover, Indian corporates may not be as gung-ho on investing in Britain as they were in the past.
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Despite the seemingly aligned interests, there are reasons underlying the Tesla founder and CEO's less-than-gung-ho tweets.
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The administration had been gung-ho about reaching a deal, treating it as a chip in broader trade negotiations.
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No one's super gung-ho about making this happen, and even his new girlfriend, Angie (Chloe Levine), has her reservations.
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Though economic data is improving, the market is still gung-ho on a rate cut, possibly as soon as July.
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At current, venture capitalists are gung-ho with their investments as they are not risking any of their own money.
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But Mark dove into parenting all gung-ho about equal division of labor — and he truly went above and beyond.
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TomTom is gung-ho about getting good press for its new fitness wearable, the TomTom Spark Music GPS Fitness Watch.
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Pentagon officials tout the potential of such weaponry and the largest arms manufacturers are totally gung-ho on the subject.
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The gregarious Mr. Beck was gung-ho from the beginning, having recruited John Kenneth Galbraith, the economist, to advise him.
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Not the type of gung-ho assholes who are trying to save the world from my extra bar of soap.
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"Ramaphosa doesn't have a reputation for being gung-ho," said Steven Friedman, a political analyst at the University of Johannesburg.
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"I was really gung-ho, but the amount of work was a reality that I did not expect," she said.
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Like anybody in a dream, he's sometimes gung-ho about the awesomeness of the adventure he's found himself thrust into.
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Os (Mark Proksch) is the gung-ho exorcist whose second opinion is solicited after his predecessor advises calm and tolerance.
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A government dominated by Brexiteers will have to force Britain's departure from the EU through a much less gung-ho Parliament.
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Stereotypes, including Brooklyn hipsters, Japanese salarymen, warm-beer-drinking Brits and, of course, gung-ho "Austrayans," are nailed along the way.
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Gung-ho individualism is only compatible with egalitarianism, that old Western brew, when resources are infinite and the individuals are few.
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And With that being said, it's safe to say Arnott isn't exactly gung ho on the technology sector at today's valuations.
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One would expect members of the conservative Heritage leadership to have been gung ho for funding national defense, especially as Sen.
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But the gung-ho culture of the military makes many soldiers suffering from early-stage hearing loss reluctant to seek assistance.
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The result was a deliriously gung-ho gore-fest that raised the bar for mainstream-action cinema for decades to come.
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Despite its gung-ho statement to Kotaku two years ago, Patreon now says its terms of service effectively tie its hands.
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In the beginning we were just gung ho on any celebrity, to the point where I think we were a parody sometimes.
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ASMRstar definitely isn't dragging the concept of ASMR or its Youtube culture, but it's not gung ho on the whole thing either.
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With solar power now cheaper than coal and gas, questions have been raised about China's gung-ho investment in traditional thermal plants.
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After the death in 2017 of one gung-ho justice and missteps by investigators, the court became more sceptical of Lava Jato.
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But leaving Cursive, and then coming back and starting it again with Domestica, that was when I was the most gung-ho.
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Others think it's just an excuse to cheat, a byproduct of a generation too gung-ho on fucking on the first date.
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Japan's firms have navigated this shift well, displaying none of the overconfidence which bedevilled their gung-ho American misadventure in the 1980s.
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But even before the 2016 election, this part of upstate New York was extremely gung ho for having Trump run for something.
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If you got a call in a couple of days to go back to work, would you be gung-ho about that?
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A month ago, President Donald Trump was very gung-ho about his administration's plan to return humans to the moon by 2024.
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Trump's wheeling and dealing kicked off in earnest Tuesday night after one of his must gung-ho supporters on Capitol Hill, Rep.
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The squad "was a particularly gung-ho team with whom Steele had done some heady things in the past," Vanity Fair reported.
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So they decided to try a new, distributed surveillance strategy: commercial drones, co-opted from a gung-ho statewide network of citizen scientists.
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It promises a post-Prometheus return to the franchise's action-horror roots, with gung-ho troopers, spooky corridors, and, of course, gnarly xenomorphs.
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Another bitcoin booster also pointed to the crypto-currency's diversification value, although he was less gung-ho about its ability to replace gold.
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If anything, Paige seems to be more gung-ho about the spy game right now than even her mother is fully comfortable with.
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Wahlberg has been gung ho about the project since securing the rights to make a movie based on Butler's life story last year.
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That's the sort of propriety that Eric (Sam Lilja), the gung-ho young Nazi who is the clinic's deputy director, doesn't bother with.
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While you are feeling gung-ho and can't wait to get started, your enthusiasm will not be as contagious as you may think.
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While most people take this approach when looking to become healthier, going gung-ho and all guns blazing is not the best way.
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Still, Rehm and his team hope their findings galvanize doctors and policymakers to become more gung-ho about keeping people's alcohol consumption in check.
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But this was all said at a time when Musk was still fully gung-ho on automating a major amount of the production process.
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Once the fallen dominos have been counted, some firms may turn out to have been too gung-ho in responding to the "Weinstein effect".
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The firm's main backer, AJ Lucas, an Australian mining-services firm, had been too gung-ho, says an industry insider (both firms deny this).
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In any case, the comparison between whatever version of Bitcoin Disick is gung ho about and Caitlyn Jenner's transition is largely lost on me.
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I've seen plenty of couples who dive into parenthood all gung-ho about an equal division of labor, and then it just doesn't happen.
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She started off the semester "gung-ho" and enrolled in four classes, but then decided it was more manageable to drop down to three.
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In 2014, as American oil flowed freely, OPEC declined to curb output, hoping that slumping prices would teach gung-ho American oilmen a lesson.
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This is in part due to Grammer's gung-ho performance, which has expanded Summer's initial bored monotone into something far more freewheeling and manic.
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Laurence went to Vietnam as a gung-ho young journalist with the good fortuned to be assigned by CBS to the biggest story around.
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As for the wife ... well, people think she's not all there either with how gung-ho she seems to be about the suggestive surprise.
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Continuing to sell the corps as gung-ho warriors wouldn't entice recruits beyond the Marines' traditional base of white, evangelical, Southern conservatives, they found.
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Some of Trump's most gung-ho supporters are all but throwing themselves off ledges at the mere hint that Trump might be softening on deportations.
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I really do wish I understood why lawmakers seem so gung-ho on tearing apart technologies they don't understand, and freedoms they hardly think about.
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In recent decades, under right-wing governments, the roles have largely been reversed, with the generals trying to hold back ministers' more gung-ho tendencies.
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Mr Boot seems to have grown less gung-ho since 2001, and he acknowledges that South Vietnam might have fallen no matter what America did.
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The most gung-ho character goes mad, screaming all the way to the field hospital that has been set up in a bombed-out church.
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It seems on the morning of March 15th a fragmentation grenade went off in an officer's barracks in Bien Hoa killing two gung-ho lieutenants.
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But while you may be ready for snuggles and play from the moment your kitty arrives, most felines aren't so gung-ho about moving day.
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I expected my friends and family to be as gung-ho as I was, but turns out, most of them never even Googled my disease.
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But for less gung-ho travelers, any added risk could tip the scales and land them at the municipal pool or on the local golf course.
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According to a former colleague, ex-business minister Vince Cable, May had expressed wariness at the "gung-ho" attitude that Cameron took towards courting Chinese investment.
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But knowing that we have a big family history of it, because it runs in my dad's side too, everybody was gung-ho for me doing.
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After seeing Ellen DeGeneres talk up the device on a recent episode of her show, she was gung-ho about Series 4 solely for fall detection.
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The gung-ho Mr. Gilbert had a different take: This could be an opportunity to take chances and present adventurous programs in spaces throughout the city.
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Abby Yates (McCarthy) and Erin Gilbert (Wiig) are two longtime friends who are also scientists of the paranormal (though Abby is more gung-ho about it).
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That is, unless you're real gung-ho about Navy and Army for traditional reasons—because let's face it: both teams have always been mediocre at best.
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The best interviews were of course the weird, crazy ones by people with opinions that were a little more nuanced than your usual gung-ho lifer.
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I was very gung-ho about bringing this to Canada, especially to all of my actor friends, who I thought needed personal development more than anyone.
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Mr. Cutmore-Scott's Cameron Black is a pure civilian, like Castle, and more humor is milked from the contrast between him and his gung-ho partner.
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All that stands between this thriving fishery and its despoiling is a go-ahead from the gung-ho Trump administration and the pro-development state government.
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Mr. Diamond may not have been a gung-ho outdoorsman in the mold of Theodore Roosevelt; he liked to bike and hike and was a frustrated gardener.
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None of this is to say that the gung-ho spirit of Silicon Valley has dampened and that Europe has magically thrown off its yoke of conservatism.
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Apple's so gung-ho about the convenience of wireless audio that it conveniently overlooks the drastic difference in lifespan between wired analog headphones and wireless digital ones.
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He was a gung-ho guy from a military family, [but] when he went to Vietnam, it began to dawn on him that it was all bullshit.
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Candles are being lit and prayers uttered for Defense Secretary James Mattis, who, like most military leaders, is far less gung-ho about the use of force.
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At first, she was "gung-ho" about supporting Levin, an attorney who was executive director of the Democratic Party of Orange County, but then she met Jacobs.
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We have some characters who were very against it, and other soldiers who were very "gung-ho," and that's just the way we've always liked to be.
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"I was not all that gung-ho about being an artist," said Mr. Kern, a slight and soft-spoken man with a gray thumbprint of a mustache.
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Being 2628 and a gung-ho Young Republican, I became a "gofer" for the admiral and behind-the-scenes money-men and -women of the county GOP.
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Last week's visit to Manbij by U.S. military commanders was a short-sighted and thoughtless "military gung-ho gesture", according to Erdogan's senior foreign policy adviser, Gulnur Aybet.
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But in the past few days it looks like the ad-free version of the site isn't as gung-ho on the digital coin as it once was.
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We had broken up after the first two records, and thanks to Matt Maginn and Steven Pedersen, I felt felt pretty gung-ho when we were doing it.
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"Newspapers, the media—they always get me in to be the cynical Brit on this one," he said, laughing at the gung-ho attitude of his American colleagues.
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But if the president is so gung-ho about a trade war, and is now willing to ignore his more cautious advisers, what comes next might not be.
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Being so gung-ho hasn't always served me well — last summer, while reporting a column about a yoga retreat, I jumped into a lake and broke my ankle.
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In Aaron's case, the feeling unfolded gradually, coinciding with a shift in worldview, as his gung-ho support for the "war on terror" gave way to growing doubts.
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His task will be to repair the internal culture, which had moved beyond gung-ho start-up to a company known for its divisiveness and tolerance for harassment.
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Go deeper: The ethical red flags of genetically edited babies Safety concerns mount over CRISPR gene editing for humans The big picture: Americans aren't gung-ho on designer babies
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The actor finds the charm in Dewey's gung-ho clumsiness, as he secretly organizes his class into a battle-of-the-bands-worthy ensemble, but he doesn't fetishize it.
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The foreign secretary is everything that she is not: outgoing where she is inward-looking, clever with words where she is pedestrian and gung-ho where she is dithering.
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According to a former colleague, ex-business minister Vince Cable, May had expressed concern at the "gung-ho" attitude that her predecessor David Cameron took towards courting Chinese investment.
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The woman Kareem Hunt slammed down and kicked was initially gung-ho to press charges against the then-NFL superstar, but she's since gone silent ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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It's notable that, for as gung-ho as he is to punish Superman for the damage he caused, Batman is seen murdering and torturing people throughout Batman v Superman.
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What immediately struck me about Strangers is its gung-ho commitment to showing an out bisexual character free from the usual harmful stereotypes that accompany bisexual characters on television.
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It's odd to think he wrote "For Reasons Unknown" ("And my lips, they don't kiss / They don't kiss the way they used to") at such a gung-ho age.
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"We said to FIBA that we weren't gung ho to play in the Olympics, but we would try to be good soldiers to support basketball," Stern told GQ Magazine.
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Latvian Ostapenko produced her usual brand of gung-ho tennis but Estonian Kontaveit weathered the storm to take her place in the fourth round in Melbourne for the first time.
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Open relationships coach Effy Blue says that one partner being more gung-ho about being open than the other is one of the top three reasons couples seek her counsel.
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But where gung-ho Brexiteers see a "liberation" (in the words of Boris Johnson, the foreign secretary), for the EU's other members Brexit is strictly an exercise in damage control.
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"I was very gung ho about bringing this to Canada, especially to all my actor friends who needed personal development more than anyone, I thought," Edmondson told VICE last year.
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Again, if Apple's gung-ho approach to privacy appeals to you, you'll still have to put up with doing a little extra research for a HomeKit Secure Video-compatible camera.
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Bergdahl left boot camp with high standards and that gung-ho attitude, then was met with the disappointing reality that the Army wasn't all that interested in playing GI-Joe.
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As the movie plods on, Leyna meets Lutz (George MacKay), the fresh-faced son of a Nazi bureaucrat who is more gung-ho about Hitler's crusade than his father is.
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And given that Jyn is rather less gung-ho and imposing than was Ridley's Rey, there's an overall feel of less physical capacity on the part of the main characters.
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Me. And, I immediately played it like a fool—a fool fluent, twitch-conditioned, in the gung-ho histrionics of Bethesda's other big shooter of the here and now, DOOM.
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Did Attorney General Jeff Sessions want to show what a gung-ho team player he was on the eve of what turned out to be his forced resignation on Wednesday?
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"Unlike Sanders, whose core support is very much gung-ho for him and knows what they signed up for, Biden's supporters are looking for the strongest candidate," Mr. Murray added.
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Rather than hone in on what worked so well 14 months ago — boxing, slipping punches, and footwork — Fury is abandoning his defensive strategy in favor of a gung-ho approach.
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It&aposs the best time of year for me — and many others — to go gung-ho on earning credit card rewards because it&aposs when our spending tends to spike.
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Once a gung-ho place, Hong Kong these days struggles even to put in place sensible rubbish-recycling policies or push forward oft-stalled plans for a world-class cultural district.
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Everyone has experienced for themselves gung-ho start of the week energy and the sensation of it slowly ebbing so that, by Friday, you have to drag yourself into the office.
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It seems like every woman in Hollywood is suddenly totally gung-ho to test out the look, chopping off their hair to a length somewhere between G.I. Jane and Rosemary's Baby.
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Perhaps most concerning in the CBC report, however, is the evident gung-ho attitude among the employees who agreed to speak anonymously about their work handing over information to foreign cops.
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Enter corporals Sean Bell and Andi Hamilton, a thunderous duo of barely-in-shape gung-ho hurricanes: now both dead, cut down mercilessly during Operation Seething Fork, or something like that.
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Mr. Khosla, a billionaire venture capitalist and a Silicon Valley celebrity, is gung-ho on disruption and an investor in start-ups that are building technology to take away people's jobs.
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An appealingly gung-ho cast and let's-get-along message make "Seoul Searching" a buoyant, if undisciplined comedy about foreign-raised South Korean teenagers getting in touch with their ethnic roots.
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The emails show that lower-level NPS, USGS, and DOI staff—many of whom have worked at these agencies under multiple Presidents—were gung-ho about Zuckerberg's visit and Fagre's involvement.
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Ministers take a gung-ho approach to free trade, but constantly fret about the effect of immigration, even though import competition might threaten British jobs and wages in much the same way.
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Johnson stars as Mitch Buchannon, the gung ho, post-Hasselhoffian leader of an elite SoCal squad of impossibly nubile lifeguards who take their jobs as seriously as J. Edgar Hoover's G-men.
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"We feel married already and it hasn't become something that both of us are gung-ho about," says the pregnant star, who has partnered with Smithfield Foods to create three new recipes.
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Go deeper: One CRISPR enzyme may be better than the other, scientists say Safety concerns mount over CRISPR gene editing for humans The big picture: Americans aren't gung-ho on designer babies
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Surveys show that men's attitudes to risk are typically more gung-ho, whereas women are more likely to buy and hold, which leads advisers to conclude that men are less risk-averse.
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For example, if you're someone who has asthma, and you're really gung-ho about taking a cardio-heavy SoulCycle class, your doctor might have specific suggestions for how to make that work.
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Though Germany may be richer and France more gung-ho, no other big European country so often shares America's basic instincts about the world and how to keep it prosperous and safe.
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For the United Kingdom to unilaterally withdraw the Article 50 notification, it would need to make its case to the European Court of Justice, an institution that Britain's gung-ho Brexiteers loathe.
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This repeated tilt toward tenderness slackens the tension, and, as Andi Obarski's camera sweeps swiftly past the nasty bits, we sense that neither she nor her director is gung-ho for gore.
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You know, the one who's completely gung-ho for hanging out until the very last minute, when an emergency just so happens to conveniently come up — for the fifth time in a row.
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Since it lacks the whiz-bang, gung-ho vibes of obvious Stephen King-by-way-of-Steven Spielberg acolyte Stranger Things, it won't exactly fix your jones for a return to Hawkins either.
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Remember that Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski are pro-choice, which might make them somewhat less than gung-ho about a Trump nominee who would swing the balance of the Court on abortion.
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From that first battle across the fronts of World War 2 to the most recent gung-ho shoot em up across the solar system, I have been checked in and ready to go.
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In partnership with a gung-ho physicist (Jeremy Renner), she has to venture aboard a ship which is hanging just over a Montana plain, and talk to the aliens which are lurking inside.
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But he was less gung-ho about the other half of the administration's current efforts, which would expand access to short-term insurance plans that often provide a relatively skimpy set of benefits.
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He recalled four years ago, testifying before the Department of Environmental Protection about emissions from power plants, and being the lone voice among the activists who wasn't gung-ho about the plant closures.
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Sonny Grosso, the true-blue New York City police detective who with his gung-ho partner made the record heroin bust that inspired the Oscar-winning film "The French Connection," died on Jan.
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Judge Emma Arbuthnot said in court that Uber had been penalized due to a "gung-ho attitude" and the question was now "whether Uber can be trusted" under its new management, the Times added.
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Tyrion dispenses with the Westerosi bedding ceremony, where both bride and groom are stripped naked and wedding guests witness their consummation, and threatens a very gung-ho King Joffrey (Jack Gleeson) in the process.
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EHang, which was founded in 2014 and has raised about $50M in venture funding to date, was pretty gung-ho about telling everyone at CES that the 184 was the future of personal transport.
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It's strange to sift through these comments years later, and watch the panic and guilt dawn on the Cracked readers as they distance themselves from the more gung-ho 4chan users in their ranks.
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Clinton's advisers originally promised there would be a "climate war room" in her White House, but then corrected the record: It would actually be a "climate map room," which sounds somewhat less gung ho.
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Now, with a more gung-ho crown prince set to take charge, it is fair to assume that the Saudis will double down on its hardline positions on Qatar, Iran and the Yemen conflict.
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"When we were in government Theresa May was quite clear she was unhappy about the rather gung-ho approach to Chinese investment that we had," Vince Cable, Britain's former business secretary, told BBC Radio.
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What I Love 10 Photos View Slide Show ' When a new job sent Olaf Olafsson from Silicon Valley to Manhattan in 1989, his wife, Anna, was well short of gung-ho about the move.
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Major American defense contractors like Boeing and Lockheed Martin are also gung-ho, seeing the chance to win billions of dollars in business from a country that has historically chosen Russian and European suppliers.
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In recent years, Yale's teams did not perform as well as they had in the 2000s, and players and friends began to suspect that Mr. Meredith was no longer as gung-ho about soccer.
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Vince Cable, who was business secretary from 2010 to 2015, also told BBC Radio that during Cameron's tenure May had made "quite clear she was unhappy about the rather gung-ho approach to Chinese investment".
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I was gung-ho for months on end about moving into my own place soon, but after speaking to my mom, I've all but decided I'm better off putting that money into a savings plan.
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It's all very hilarious and very uncomfortable, but the one thing these Tinder message-senders all have in common is their real gung-ho lack of respect for any of the women they are messaging.
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Aligning himself with most conservatives, he was gung-ho about going to war with Iraq in 2003, arguing for replacing Saddam Hussein with a democratic government, and he expressed few compunctions about torturing suspected terrorists.
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" For all its storytelling glitches and cornball dialogue, "The Rise of Skywalker" has the kind of gung-ho inspirational spirit that must have elated the Disney Company after the sour response to "The Last Jedi.
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In LIVES LAID AWAY (Soho Crime, $26.95), Stephen Mack Jones picks up his gung-ho protagonist where the author left him in his first novel, "August Snow" — cleaning up his beat-up neighborhood in Mexicantown.
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After Schumer gave a gung-ho response in September to a question about when Trump would be impeached — "the sooner the better," he said — his spokesman reportedly claimed that the minority leader had misunderstood the question.
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The director, 64, revealed the Oscar-winning actress, 43, "was a phenomenal collaborator and just so gung-ho" about preparing for her role as Ronal, a free-diving member of the Pandoran race, in Avatar 2.
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Trump's proposed 2020 slogan went viral in January 2017 after the internet noticed it was featured in 2016's The Purge: Election Year, and the president still seems gung-ho on using the horror movie's phrase.
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Coach Steve Kerr, who played on the record-setting Bulls team, acknowledges being uneasy about chasing the record instead of giving the team a break, but the Warriors' young stars are gung-ho to get it.
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Going to the gym doesn't have to be about feeling motivated and gung-ho all the time, and it doesn't have to take over your personality; it can just be about taking basic care of yourself.
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Nonetheless, the company is gung ho on the idea of self-driving cars that can "talk" to everything, from traffic lights to the smartphones in the pockets of pedestrians and bicyclists to other vehicles on the road.
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A gung-ho national guard unit in the Pacific Northwest, licking its wounds from a disastrous deployment in Europe, finds itself one of the last bulwarks against Soviet occupation in a full-scale version of Red Dawn.
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A pragmatist rather than a gung-ho reformer, Rouhani has tried to fire up the pro-reform camp with speeches that break taboos by targeting Iran's hardline elite, from the conservative judiciary to the powerful Revolutionary Guards.
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A pragmatist rather than a gung-ho reformer by nature, Rouhani nevertheless fired up the pro-reform camp with speeches that broke taboos by targeting Iran's hardline elite, from the conservative judiciary to the powerful Revolutionary Guards.
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Perot was so gung-ho that when two of his employees were jailed in Iran in 1978, he organized a team of commandos from his employees and hired a former Green Beret colonel to break them out.
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"I was so gung-ho that I carelessly made some decisions and other people had to suffer because of that," adding that the stresses of developing the Aqua Blaster led to separating from his wife for three months.
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Vince Cable, the former U.K. business secretary who worked with May during the Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition government of 2010-2015, has described her as "unhappy about the rather gung-ho approach to Chinese investment that we had".
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As enjoyable and laudable as "War Dogs" is, though, it does have one thing in common with all the other war films mentioned above—not just the rollicking comedies, but the liberal dramas and the gung-ho thrillers.
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Although it's easy to disagree with Trump on many foreign policy issues, one gets the impression from Pompeo's announcement that Trump is not gung-ho about another war in the Middle East or a military confrontation with Iran.
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These people have all types of shit to say about the police state when it's affecting what they perceive to be their rights but let the police state kill a black man then they're all fucking gung-ho.
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"Before Sochi, I was 100 percent gung-ho, went as fast as I could, crashed in probably 90 percent of my races, but I won the other 10 percent and I won them by good margins," Kurka said.
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It's an old-fashioned gung-ho film where the American guys are definitely wearing the white hats here, and Willis, as the protagonist is shown quite often as the jaded combat vet opening his heart to the refugees.
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Even though Samsung was gung-ho enough about 4K Ultra HD Blu-rays to beat every other company to the punch with the first player in 2016, it's not all that surprising that Samsung might bow out early now.
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Normally known as a mild-mannered pragmatist rather than a gung-ho reformer, Rouhani has tried to fire up the pro-reform camp with speeches that break taboos by making open references to human rights abuse by the authorities.
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It is harder still to predict the long-term implications of Brexit for the EU. Immediately after last year's referendum some of the more gung-ho Brexiteers argued that the example of Britain's departure would inspire floods of imitators.
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Because lithium-ion batteries are currently the most cost-effective solution to furthering Elon Musk's Therefore, Tesla's gung-ho approach to lithium-ion batteries should not be taken as a statement on the future of electric vehicle energy storage.
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Although there was no real gender split in the referendum result, women are in general more cautious about the terms of departure, being less gung-ho about no-deal and less likely to support ruses such as suspending Parliament.
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If Scott says "no" -- and there is some muttering he might be less gung ho on the race than he was a few months ago -- it would be a massive blow to Republicans' hopes of expanding their Senate majority.
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BIARRITZ, France (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Sunday said he and President Donald Trump were "gung-ho" about a post-Brexit trade deal but cautioned the United States would be tough negotiators and that he would not rush talks.
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For those who are truly, truly, truly gung ho about this reunion, you can go fake-audition to be the fifth member of the group at the ABBA Museum in Stockholm (and please send me a link to your IG story).
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He is an indefatigable optimist, a warrior -- occasionally quixotic, always gung ho -- who refuses to stop until he's made every last phone call, bent every last ear, appealed to every last world leader who might help him in his quest.
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In 2010, I was accepted into the Backcountry Trails Program, a joint project between the California Conservation Corps and Americorps that takes gung-ho (and/or at-risk) young applicants and throws them up into the mountains with hand tools.
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I'm not denying that there are parts of the Labour Party which are gung-ho for the In campaign, but do you worry that this recent shift of emphasis in the party could undermine the campaign to reach those voters.
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There are two ways troops look at this: Either they're gung-ho about getting into what they've been training to do for years or they're scared that they'll have to do what they've been training years to do for years.
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You might not wake up gung-ho and leaping towards your desk to get to work, and you might not be an insomniac obsessing about your ideas at night — you might fall asleep in seconds and not think twice about it.
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I was so gung ho about juuling as a lifestyle choice that I even bought Juul pod earrings on Etsy (I was complimented on them by the most stylish young person in the BuzzFeed office, a huge personal win for me).
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Maybe you got gung-ho and read an article on pre-workout nutrition, another on stride length, one that said certain types of music can improve your workout, and one about pre-run caffeine and now you're ready to try EVERYTHING at once.
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Yet the craziness that surrounds Yossarian feels strained and stretched over six episodes, despite the big-name cast that surrounds Abbott, including Clooney as his cuckolded commander (whose wife takes refuge in sleeping with his subordinates); Kyle Chandler as the gung-ho Col.
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The first reason that wasn't likely to flex its muscles against the yen was that the U.S. Federal Reserve just isn't that gung ho, Jonathan Cavenagh, head of emerging market Asia foreign-exchange strategy at JPMorgan, told CNBC's "Street Signs " on Friday.
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" As a thinly veiled stand-in for the writers, you've got Calum Worthy as Danny, a "gung-ho yet ultra-neurotic USC film school grad and a wannabe screenwriter who's just landed his first job working for Hollywood's hottest up-and-coming writer.
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" The quotes: One Trump associate said the president was "gung-ho about it," while a White House official said, "We knew the president wanted to do this for some time now and had worked to prepare for whenever the moment may come.
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The gung-ho 0003-year-old, a father of a preschooler and two grown children, remains an avid bicyclist despite a series of accidents that left him with five broken ribs, a titanium plate in his neck, and a surgically repaired right hand.
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The comedy's cast includes the "Saturday Night Live" veterans Kristen Wiig (as Mr. Damon's reluctant wife) and Jason Sudeikis (as a gung ho advocate of miniaturization), and the new trailer offers glimpses of Laura Dern, Neil Patrick Harris, Niecy Nash and Christoph Waltz.
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As in a game, the pair start with a simple, clear mission (find and stop a gung-ho corporal from blundering into a German trap and wiping out a thousand men) with clear stakes (Blake's brother is in the at-risk battalion).
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"My plan is to go gung ho on Yang and If I have to snag some Tulsis or whoever I possibly can to make Yang viable — and then I haven't decided if I'm just gonna leave or not after that," Natalie Jensen said.
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More generally, it has been a week of minimal moves in the major pairs amid a handful of signals that the European Central Bank and the Bank of England may be less gung ho than previously thought in reducing interest rates further.
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" Two officials in Washington said that the shift — and the new enthusiasm that has come with it — seems to have encouraged pro-Trump political comments and banter that struck the officials as brazen or gung-ho, like remarks about their jobs becoming "fun.
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He may feel encouraged by the gung-ho way that President Donald Trump has aligned America with Saudi interests, as defined by MBS, supporting the isolation of Qatar against the better judgment of Rex Tillerson and James Mattis, the secretaries of state and defence.
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The fears then over Japanese acquisitions in the United States left a legacy in films like "Rising Sun," a tale of Japanese corporate corruption, and "Gung Ho," a comedy in which Michael Keaton played an executive at a car plant struggling under Japanese ownership.
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Game You Should See: Iona—which beat Monmouth for the MAAC tournament title, and let's pour one out for the Monmouth bench while we're here—is the kind of up-tempo gung-ho No. 13 seed that could do some damage in the early rounds.
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During a Q&A following a special preview screening of the film Friday the two actors, who are also parents, were asked how they would respond if their children came out as LGBTQ and both shared that they would be "gung-ho" with their support.
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While exposure to this deadly material would undoubtedly be a strong deterrent for many immigrants, it's unlikely that any of the 12 million people along the border on the US side would be gung-ho about living next to a moat filled with nuclear waste.
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Turmoil in Britain is especially unwelcome, because, though Germany may be more powerful and France more gung-ho during recent foreign-policy crises, no other big European nation so often shares America's basic instincts about the world and how to keep it prosperous and safe.
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The gung-ho "You Think I Ain't Worth a Dollar, But I Feel Like a Millionaire," was the kick-off and it was everything this crowd had been foaming at the mouth for since the band's last visit supporting Nine Inch Nails in 2014.
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But if he's an otherwise amusing fellow and he's willing to be EDUCATED in basic memecraft, I don't think it's worth cutting bait just so you can find yourself some guy out there who's gung ho for making a calculator say boobs upside down.
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He dies repeatedly in the film but always appears again, each time in a different comic guise — the secret agent, the hippie weirdo, the camouflage-covered marksman, the gung-ho military commander — like a video game character who keeps dying and coming back to life.
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So, the partnership with GSK, I think, is really ... Or the collaboration, to say ... Is super-exciting, because we can do what we do best, and they can do what they do best, and they're really gung-ho about genetics and the potential there.
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Earlier in the week, in the sort of gung-ho move that also sees people shave their heads or paint their front door orange, I decided to cycle the Berliner Mauerweg—the cycle path plotted along all 170 kilometres of the former Berlin Wall.
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The reviews for Far from Home have been just as strong, praising Tom Holland's performance as gung-ho teen superhero Peter Parker, Jake Gyllenhaal's turn as the mysterious Mysterio, and a zippy plot that's a lighter, sweeter palate-cleanser after the heavy meal that was Avengers: Endgame.
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"Top Gun" (1986) Despite its very 1980s, gung ho pedigree, director Tony Scott's slickly crafted, turbo-edited ode to superior American aviation might and the cocky, sometimes troubled Navy pilots in the cockpit has aged surprisingly well -- dogfights, volleyball matches, music video-style love scenes and all.
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Or, in less grandiose terms: "the reason why there were so many people who were so gung-ho about supporting the process was that we'd already discussed this exact idea—or not this exact idea, maybe not this drastic—during all those mediocre seasons," Neubeck says.
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That's especially important because it's long been suspected -- and reporting bears this out -- that one of the reasons Trump was so gung-ho for Hatch to run again was that he did not want an open seat situation where two-time presidential candidate Mitt Romney could run.
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And at one point, he gets jarred out of his gung-ho persona for a second and a still shot of his stunned face remains faintly superimposed over the screen — as though Coop were standing back and watching himself play out a made-up TV story.
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The Daily Mail — which first reported the story — says Fergie and Beatrice "both cautioned him against doing the program, while his then private secretary Amanda Thirsk was more gung-ho, thinking it would offer him a chance to draw a line under his association" with Epstein.
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And on Tuesday morning -- even as Trump launched a tweetstorm about Bob Mueller's special counsel probe into Russia's attempted 2016 meddling -- Republicans in Congress seemed to be far short of gung-ho about getting any sort of major gun legislation (or perhaps any minor gun law) passed.
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The show, which has bilingual scripts in Hebrew and Arabic, has been praised internationally for its gritty realism - the New York Times listed it as one of the best shows of 2017 - while being criticized by pro-Palestinian campaigners who describe it as gung-ho, pro-Israeli war propaganda.
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They point to a speech on February 27th by Dr Fox, in which the usually gung-ho Brexiteer insisted that Britain could use a range of flexible, agile tools to boost global trade, from agreements to remove non-tariff barriers, to the mutual recognition of standards and qualifications.
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As Derek and a disgruntled client (a gung-ho Samara Weaving) fall prey to the virus and join forces to wipe out the firm's slimy C.E.O. — and anyone who tries to stop them — the director, Joe Lynch, concocts an uneven blend of video game setups and corporate satire.
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"If you asked Kwame before we opened up the Shaw Bijou if he would have been interested in opening a restaurant inside a hotel, I don't think that's something he would have been gung-ho about," said Greg Vakiner, 29, the former general manager of the Shaw Bijou.
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At that time, there were concerns about Japanese acquisitions in the United States, a fear whose legacy is several mediocre movies like "Rising Sun," a tale about Japanese corporate corruption, and the comedy "Gung Ho," which starred Michael Keaton as an executive at a car plant struggling under Japanese ownership.
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The fact that Armstrong persists with his mission without explaining what it means to him leaves the question open to the viewer; the result is that "First Man" is far more fascinating and profound than if he had simply been a gung-ho adventurer or a true-blue flag-waver.
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If you were gung ho about saving print media, reading it in a slightly inconvenient format, and you purchased a print replica magazine subscription via Google News (and please email me if you did because I would love to hear why and how), Google will issue you a full refund.
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The latest change of scenery adds considerable star power, with Diego Luna as Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo, the savvy drug lord seeking to consolidate power across Mexico in the 1980s; and Michael Pena as Kiki Camarena, the gung-ho DEA agent who ultimately met a tragic end (previously turned into a 1990 miniseries).
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Ms. Garner, who is playing her first television role since "Alias" ended 12 years ago, described a friendly, collaborative set, if one where she was perhaps the only gung-ho natural-born camper: She led the cast in calisthenics and brought gifts of home-baked blueberry buckle and honey from her own beehives.
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Although he was a gung-ho warrior type and always believed the Vietnam War was winnable, Vann came to realize the attrition strategy was a failure, the constant bombing of the countryside was helping Vietcong recruitment, and the rampant corruption in the Saigon leadership, funded through American dollars, was devastating to the cause.
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Serling served in World War II, and that experience impacted his work in episodes like "A Quality of Mercy," about a gung-ho soldier magically transported into the enemy's shoes, and "The Purple Testament," about a man who can look at a man's face and see that he's about to die in combat.
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They include a young American artist and his wife (Claybourne Elder and Sarah Hunt) and a long-married pair of gung-ho tourists (Richard Poe and Nancy Opel); a slew of picturesque Venetians who court and spark according to Chase Brock's incidental choreography; and one truly inspired comic maid (Sarah Stiles, channeling Gilda Radner).
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But whether Memphis is gung-ho about resuscitating the Grit N' Grind era until neither Marc Gasol nor Mike Conley can walk, or have finally embraced reality and the need to build from the ground up, Thibodeau feels like someone who'll commit himself to either timeline with tireless energy and a tried-and-true ideology.
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Also, a gung-ho FBI director could influence the election by giving his personal opinions about an investigation that produced no charges or by releasing a letter just 85033 days before an election saying the investigation has new material to review, even though he doesn't know if the material really amounts to anything (hypothetically).
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No reason has given for Drake's real estate maneuvers but consider this: if you're a Canadian citizen who can, at a moment's notice, head back to socialized medicine, a (marginally) more tolerant society, and less gung-ho patriotism cum white supremacy, wouldn't you hightail it out of America's hellfire and back to the slightly sizzling frying pan of Canada?
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But while once upon a time there were rumors about other designers joining the gang, and third parties like Coach and Kate Spade have made bands for the Apple watch, the talk these days is all about the watch being a platform for health and fitness — which is also why the fitness brands (Nike especially) are still gung-ho.
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Season 6 has been a slow journey towards full circle: Stan, who initially suspected his neighbors, is the one to catalyze the action; Elizabeth, always convinced that she was working towards a greater goal, has been betrayed by her own; and Philip, once so gung-ho about living his real Jennings life, has realized that the American dream he craves isn't so easily attained.
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Another teacher works at an elementary school in Texas where nearly 100 percent of the students are of Mexican descent and some even commute across the border every day; she said she was surprised that her fourth graders were not as gung-ho about Clinton as she had expected—though they are still very nervous about what Trump's win will mean for them and their families.
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One of the most powerful stories in games centers on Roxas, a Nobody and a member of Organization XIII, who was fundamentally written out of reality at the start of Kingdom Hearts II. In order to allow Sora, the gung-ho family-friendly protagonist who everyone loves to continue his story, Roxas had to be banished into Sora's heart, and he's been in there for years.
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In Perth, I have a lot of space and time and I can get in the mood to stretch out and luxuriate in some leisurely studio waffling....in New York City, where I am at right now, one has much less space, possibly less time, so I'm pretty gung-ho on being more minimal and no messing about when it is time to kick out the jams.
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On the one hand, ministers constantly fret about the effect of free movement of labour on Britons' jobs and wages, and have pledged tighter controls on immigration when Britain leaves the EU. On the other hand, the government takes a gung-ho approach to free trade, promising lots of post-Brexit deals with countries whose export industries might threaten British jobs and wages in much the same way.
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She graduated from George Washington University and received a master's degree in public administration from N.Y.U. She is the daughter of Mary Beth Devenny and John P. Devenny of Brick, N.J. The bride's father is a senior instructor at the Gung Ho Chuan Association, a close-combat training organization in Howell, N.J., that researches and teaches the tactics and techniques used by the elite Allied forces of World War II. Mr. Hetherington, 38, is an independent trader and financial analyst in Washington, trading stocks, bonds and options.
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