Photo: GettyThe people of Plattsburgh, New York have had enough.
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Well, it looks like people have had enough of it.
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"The public have had enough of experts," the President proclaimed.
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Like you, and like most Americans, we have had ENOUGH.
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The American people have had enough, and so have we.
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"The British people have had enough of waiting," he said.
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But last week, the authorities seemed to have had enough.
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Now it seems the people of Basra have had enough.
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With the mayoral election next week many tenants have had enough.
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Any other business owners have similar experiences and have had enough?
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"Passengers have had enough," Pepy said on a weekend politics talkshow.
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Students have had #ENOUGH gun violence and enough thoughts and prayers.
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In chants, many say they have had enough with political parties.
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We have had enough of your whining from the White House.
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"People in this country have had enough of experts," he replied.
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Some Catholics are renouncing their membership, saying they have had enough.
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But he, too, seemed to have had enough of the subject.
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Oregon might have had enough time to score the winning basket.
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"Working people everywhere have had enough," Morello said in a statement.
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We aren't here to smash things, but the people have had enough.
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I'm living through these women who have had enough, and just snap.
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More convincingly, Mr Mitsotakis thinks that Greeks have had enough of chaos.
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Now, though, Siffredi seems to have had enough of the smut game.
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It's plain old slut-shaming and women have had enough of it.
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But those who live in these popular Pokémon areas have had enough.
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And yes, I'm an empowered, feminist mother, and I have had enough.
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" She adds, "Women in our country just kind of have had enough.
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We're getting massively mixed signals here, and I, for one, have had enough.
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A high-stakes clash, accusations of misinformation and residents who have had enough.
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"You men have had enough in this world, you don't need a cave!"
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We have had enough of seeing unthinkable tragedies happen and nothing being done.
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But it always has been so, and perhaps his compatriots have had enough.
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Its creditors, led by state-owned Korea Development Bank (KDB), have had enough.
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"Boris Johnson, May 15th "People in this country have had enough of experts.
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Now, after years of frustration, the United Nations seems to have had enough.
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Dairy farmers have had enough with the prolonged depression in the dairy economy.
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Was there a particular moment when you said, "OK, I have had enough"?
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There are signs that many prominent figures in the sport have had enough.
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Boy Scouts The Girl Scouts have had enough, and they're going to court.
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U.S. exporters now have had enough and are urging Washington to take action.
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I have had enough of doctors, hospitals, foul-smelling topical creams and hopes dashed.
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This week, Netflix introduced price increases, and some of its subscribers have had enough.
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And, frankly, you, the American people, have seen through this and have had enough.
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"Some climate scientists basically have had enough of being punching bags," Dr. Oppenheimer said.
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Why doesn't it understand that American consumers and their elected representatives have had enough?
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Americans have had enough of a government that plays favorites to the well-connected.
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Democrats on the panel, conversely, have had enough of the assault on women's rights.
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And then finally I go, 'Okay I have had enough, I am blocking you.
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It's serious business, and some Unicode researchers have had enough of this stupid emoji shit.
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Because the American people have had enough of Washington, D.C.&aposs business-as-usual attitude.
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"This is simply because we have had enough of him," government spokesman Michael Makuei said.
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After a long and bitter election campaign, Morrison said Australians have had enough of politics.
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Students dominating the news cycles right now have had enough of living with gun violence.
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Maybe his constituents have had enough, and, if that's true, that is the real story.
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You may have had enough Brexit news to last a lifetime, but wait: There's more.
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If it hadn't been for friends, I wouldn't have had enough food in the refrigerator.
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Traditionally, security teams have had enough problems in securing full-stack servers sitting behind firewalls.
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Croissants have hogged the pastry hybrid spotlight for years now, and bagels have had enough.
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"Some of us have had enough of Jefferson Van Drew," one Democratic official told Wildstein.
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The citizens of this country are rising up to say that we have had enough.
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"People have had enough of seeing their parks and beaches covered with plastic," he said.
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The Senate still hasn't taken up the measure, and women in the Senate have had enough.
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Trends are born, cloned, and re-created after celebrities and their followers alike have had enough.
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"Young people have had enough," said one young potential voter who asked not to be named.
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In this case, that means the many Twitter users who have had enough of my shit.
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And after two years of experimenting with Instant Articles, many outlets appear to have had enough.
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"I have had enough of the continued trial of the institution in various media," Barron wrote.
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"My colleagues & I have had enough," Lewis tweeted during the sit-in, which is still underway.
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British people "have had enough of experts", said Michael Gove, a leader of the Brexit campaign.
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Let this be a wakeup call to everyone: The rats have had enough of our shit.
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Several of the city's wealthiest citizens have had enough, including its richest man Li Ka-Shing.
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Even Republican voters have had enough of the do-nothing, obstructionist tactics of their current representatives.
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People have had enough of the heat and come here for a little bit of cold.
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As evening approached at Nan Bei Ho, Ms. Mao seemed to have had enough of reminiscing.
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In large part, because of #MeToo, survivors and their allies are saying they have had enough.
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Saucier also seems to have had enough clout with Yiannopoulos to get him to kill a story.
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"I am not a racist, but people here have had enough of all these migrants," said Cantalamessa.
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What will it take for us all to say, with one voice, that we have had enough?
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They have had enough of the national media treating them as a bunch of yahoos with pitchforks.
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The Russians will be pleased, but there is a sense that the American people have had enough.
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"Myself and many others have had enough," the 47-year-old artist told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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People have had enough of her being a bully; especially online, and especially in the past 24 hours.
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The Anangu have had enough: they own the site and from October 26th will ban visitors from ascending.
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Or it could be that the central Europeans have had enough of the overbearing bully-boys of Brussels.
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Last year Muhammadu Buhari, the president, swept to power on the votes of Nigerians who have had enough.
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In the show's fifth season, the inmates at Litchfield Penitentiary have had enough of being treated without dignity.
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Mallorca, one of Spain's Balearic Islands, is such a popular cruise ship destination that locals have had enough.
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As evidenced by his loss in the popular vote, many Americans have had enough of Mr. Trump's antics.
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Some investors have had enough and begun to put money only into companies that compensate leaders for returns.
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"What is enough, in my opinion, is that the Venezuelan people have had enough of Maduro," Engel added.
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Mr. Rohrabacher may shrug off such scrutiny, but on the Foreign Affairs Committee, fellow Republicans have had enough.
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Ultimately, pressure has to come from below — it has to come from ordinary people who have had enough.
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Most — Ronan Farrow, a gay man — who understand and empathize and have had enough of this and understand that.
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"They have had enough practice that they're getting quite efficient at it," said Bellaire, Texas, resident Mike McCorkle, 63.
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I don't have the feedback from constituencies who will not have had enough time to view the Senate bill.
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He's seven-feet and I probably wouldn't have had enough daylight to get a clean look at the rim.
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My friend convinced me to come with her, and I have had enough beers that anything would be fun.
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To be fair, the company seems to have had enough struggles making the speaker work for its own ambitions.
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It's been six damn years and Congress and the Senate have had enough time to get accountability and responsibility.
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We would have had enough money to have palm cards to hand out when we went door to door.
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Late planting this year also means US soybeans may not have had enough time to fully mature before harvest.
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America would still have had enough manpower to carry on training the Afghan army and giving it air support.
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We might not have had enough players to win every competition, but we need to be very strong mentally.
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Kushner is a traitor to the American people, we have had enough of his globalist agenda influencing our President.
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After more than a decade, though, Ashton may have had enough of trying to refocus this product of her youth.
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After all, people have had "enough of experts", in the words of Michael Gove, a senior Tory politician in Britain.
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But companies like GoPro have had enough success that the Nikon name alone won't be enough to sell the cameras.
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But you know what – we aren't going to wait 99 days because the British people have had enough of waiting.
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"Had that gone out before the election, I don't think I would have had enough time to defend myself." pic.twitter.
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They may not have had enough money to afford turkey, but they sure were thankful to live free of tyranny.
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The Bloemenmarkt"I have had enough of all the tourists who ruin my trade," Saarlos told Dutch newspaper De Trouw.
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The fact is, Americans, especially younger Americans, have had enough of a do-nothing Congress and a baby-step Congress.
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At that price, she clearly wouldn't have had enough collateral for a mortgage, so where did the money come from?
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That's why Parisians have had enough time to get familiar with the idea of sharing a bike with other members.
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You make enough money and have had enough practice at comedy to write jokes that are smartfunny, sillyfunny, or both.
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" Many women, and the men that joined them, wore stickers with a woman, fist clenched, declaring, "We have had enough.
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The negotiations broke down repeatedly, even amid signs that such a measure would have had enough bipartisan support to pass.
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"It's a time when people have had enough of failed policies," added Queen Adesuyi, policy coordinator for Drug Policy Action.
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There are also blacks like actor Isaiah Washington who have had enough of the Democratic Party and are walking away.
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Unlike other parties that have come and gone, the Libertarians have had enough consistent support to maintain a national infrastructure.
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Anyway, a wise man once said "people have had enough of experts," so I also spoke to tanners on the ground.
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"I think that the people of this country have had enough of experts," said Conservative politician and leading Brexiteer Michael Gove.
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But the young women of horror cinema seem to have had enough and are taking up arms against... anyone they choose.
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"Democrats have had enough of the right-wing Republicans' agenda in this country and at every level of government," she said.
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Even had I worked full time, I still would not have had enough left over to pay for rent, food, etc.
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School teachers in the US today are being asked to do more with less, and many of them have had enough.
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But you know what, we are not going to wait 85033 days, because the British people have had enough of waiting.
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Trump's whereabouts after canceling her trip to Davos, Switzerland, with the president, the first lady's spokeswoman seemed to have had enough.
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The clearest sign that investors have had enough of the United Kingdom would be when both weaken at the same time.
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"It's young people who have had enough," said Ali H. Soufan, chief executive of The Soufan Group, a security intelligence consultancy.
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Activist: People have had enough The island has seen a number of protests since July, following a government-imposed fuel hike.
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"We couldn't ignore the situation because the neighbors have had enough of it," Michael Passero, the mayor of New London, said.
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" She added: "I am hopeful that people of goodwill in both of our parties will say, 'We have had enough of dysfunction.
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The authorities, it seems, have had enough of its open-minded selection of works and the talks it hosts on controversial topics.
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There are those in the camp of respected author Beth Moore, who have had enough and simply refuse to vote for Trump.
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And he also tells Violet that she's got to tell the family — because the Bordelons have had enough secrets, and I agree.
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"The verdict is in, the message is clear, we have had enough of your lousy leadership," she said in her concession speech.
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There may be a simpler explanation for all the snippiness: the two of them may just have had enough of each other.
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"People have had enough of tomatoes that don't taste like much and have been demanding that we do better," Professor Orton said.
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Will the voters of Virginia say they have had enough of appealing to the dark side, and instead vote proudly for Northam?
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Now, however, organizers of the 2018 Masters seem to have had enough of "Dilly Dilly" — as well as fans' other outrageous behavior.
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And in increasing numbers, Newtown's teenagers are joining a network of young activists around the country who say they have had enough.
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And today's general chaos also makes it more likely that middle-of-the-road MPs might have had enough of Mrs May's leadership.
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Two were later hit with assault charges while the others were released, but as of Wednesday, police decided that they have had enough.
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" San Francisco 49ers CEO Jed York, the only official to abstain from the vote, said people have had enough of the "political fights.
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Exactly. And you need to have had enough interactions in the past, because we know how hard it is to build new habits.
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Despite bumper rains, more than 1m people may not have had enough to eat earlier this year, according to USAID, America's aid agency.
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Across town, a similar number of opposition protesters waved anti-Dodik banners saying: "This is not Sicily, we have had enough of Godfathers".
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Punjabi voters have had enough: the upstart reformists of the Aam Aadmi Party won their first parliamentary seats in Punjab two years ago.
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"I have had enough of their lies," said Thanassis Lechos, a 69 year old who worked for 47 years in constructions and mines.
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A buoyant Corbyn piled on pressure for May to resign, saying people have had enough of austerity politics and cuts in public spending.
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"We have had enough with political correctness and social engineering by executive fiat, especially regarding our military," Cruz said in a written statement.
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Knowledge has been scorned ("I think people in this country have had enough of experts," huffs Michael Gove, the pro-Leave justice secretary).
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As the United States is bearing down on yet another fiscal emergency of its own making, when will Congress finally have had enough?
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The public may have had enough of experts, but as the winter bushfires in Australia show, that doesn't mean the experts are wrong.
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As a result, this meta-analysis may not have had enough data on non-industry trials to accurately determine if a difference exists.
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How is it possible that anybody can agree with Michael Gove, the pro-Brexit politician, who said people "have had enough of experts"?
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"Our people have had enough of displacement," said Hisham el-Skeif, a former civilian opposition leader from Aleppo, who now lives in Gaziantep.
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Northam said Wednesday that Virginia residents have "had enough" of gun violence, and that sentiment was a contributing factor to the Democrats' victories.
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It doesn't seem that investors have had enough time this year to build up significant exposure, which should limit this month's market decline.
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But the greatest threat comes from impatient young Sudanese who have known only his rule, and now they say they have had enough.
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Just when they have signalled at the ballot box that they have had enough of austerity, they are about to face even harder times.
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Over the past four years, residents have been weaving their way through tourists trying to get the perfect 'gram and they have had enough.
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But as South Africa's ever-defiant president drags out his final days in office, even his allies in the ruling party have had enough.
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To stamp out the abuse of power, bribery and shed light on secret deals, citizens must together tell their governments they have had enough.
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At some level, on Russia, many Republicans are saying through the legislation that they have had enough with the President's bromance with Vladimir Putin.
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Notwithstanding that, Leeds have had enough doom and gloom placed at its door in recent times without this writer raining on their parade too.
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In 2016—to quote a political leader of the campaign to pull Britain out of the European Union—voters "have had enough of experts".
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"My husband and I have had enough of the status quo and the empty rhetoric of the establishment," Kate Flannery of New York wrote.
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Having foods laid out in front of them also encourages babies to eat at their own pace and decide when they have had enough.
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Members of the president's Committee on the Arts and Humanities have had enough after Trump's controversial response to the violence in Charlottesville last weekend.
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I feel like all of this load monitoring, knowing when athletes have had enough, is something an experienced coach picks up on, too, right?
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The mini-cartel is diversifying out of drug trafficking and arms-dealing and tightening the screws on local business people, who have had enough.
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"What the Fillons' scandal and the 2017 presidential campaign showed is that the French have had enough of corruption," said Ms. Boutet, the historian.
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But his career has spiraled to the point where you don't not believe it, either — and it appears LeBron's buddies at LRMR have had enough.
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Don&apost you think that that may be why the American people, reasonable moderates on both sides of the aisle have had enough of this?
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It is not clear that the pilots would have had enough altitude to correct the issue, aviation experts, including pilot union officials, have told CNN.
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Only when the Puerto Rican people themselves decide that they have had enough and implement change will they be able to improve their own lot.
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Researchers from Portugal have had enough, though, and built a neural network that tries to determine whether you or your virtual interlocutor is being sarcastic.
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"There is a difference between giving up and knowing when you have had enough," The Guardian reports Hardy writing in a memo to his employees.
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Our country is better than this and we must send a clear message to the residents at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue that we have had enough.
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For fans who have had enough of trying to keep up with the ticket market, there is movement toward a slower and hopefully better future.
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"I can understand that some people have had enough, but we're not doing this just for us," said Madeleine, a 33-year old unemployed protester.
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"The truth of the matter is millions of Americans have had enough," Pence, the governor of Indiana, told listeners during a rally in Maitland, Fla.
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Cashman, who like Gossage did not return phone messages seeking a comment, may have had enough of Gossage's outbursts in recent years during spring training.
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I wouldn't have had enough money to open uptown, and if I did, the brands I wanted to carry might not have sold to me.
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Ronnie Ortiz-Magro and Jen Harley have had enough after their latest blowout -- we're being told they're finally calling it quits once and for all.
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Some progressives said earlier on Tuesday that they would have had enough votes to block the measure if they wanted to go that route. Rep.
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Americans are leaving their jobs — and that's a good sign Americans are leaving their jobs — and that's a good sign American workers have had enough.
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A few companies (Samsung included) have had enough success for the space to make sense, but the rest of the competition is essentially fighting over scraps.
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When Michael Gove, a leading Brexiteer, said before the referendum that "people in this country have had enough of experts" he may have had a point.
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I don't have the feedback from constituencies who will not have had enough time to review the Senate bill," he said on NBC's "Meet The Press.
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And I have had enough falls riding bikes and climbing that I care more about protecting my ankles than a few extra grams on the trail.
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A string of bombings this week, mostly in tourist towns, suggested that dissidents may have had enough and are now willing to protest with violent means.
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"We have had enough imperious paternalism from Albany and Washington," he told Democrats in western New York in May 1973, months before officially announcing his candidacy.
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"I have had enough of the way you destroy our wealth," said Karl-Walter Freitag, a shareholder activist who is a fixture at German annual meetings.
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We have had enough and we're willing to fight for it and willing to march in the streets for it and, if necessary, die for it.
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But perhaps the most telling sign that Mr. Comey may have had enough of being Washington's Lone Ranger occurred last month before the House Intelligence Committee.
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" Declaring "the time for silence is over," the statement continues: "What will it take for us all to say, with one voice, that we have had enough?
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"We have had enough of him (Machar)," he said on Thursday evening in Addis Ababa after the regional bloc IGAD Heads of State Summit in Ethiopia's capital.
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LAMIA Chief Executive Officer Gustavo Vargas said the plane had been correctly inspected before departure and should have had enough fuel for about 4-1/2 hours.
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Kirsten Gillibrand of New York said 2000/29 first responders and their families have had"enough of political games"that delayed passage of the bill for months.
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Polls suggest that most French people have had enough of demos and strikes, which at one point touched oil refineries, railways, rubbish-collection and Air France pilots.
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Some YouTubers have had enough of cancel culture, including Manny, who said it's time to have a "very serious conversation" about how "toxic and disgusting" it is.
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Nearly half a century before the election cycle of the "nasty woman," a group of female employees at the News of the Week magazine have had enough.
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"Normally by this time of year we would have had enough rainfall to where this wouldn't be an issue," a meteorologist with the U.S. Forest Service said.
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He said that many Californians, and not just Latinos, have had "enough with the scapegoating" of certain ethnic groups whenever the state has economic or other troubles.
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By Wednesday, though, Micah David-Cole Fletcher seemed to have had enough; enough of the media spotlight, the many laudatory internet stories and even the swelling donations.
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The Conservative leader used his speech in Manchester to emphasize his opinion that the British people have had enough of discussing Brexit and just want it done.
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Instead, the nation now believes him to be a stubborn racist who refuses to leave long after the people have decided they have had enough of him.
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"We said we have had enough of the rat race, we have had enough of him working 60 hours a week and commuting three hours a day, and we wanted somewhere we could have more land where the kids could explore and be outside and that we could grow our own food and be part of a smaller community and spend more time together as a family," says Kerry.
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"The Hong Kong people have had enough with the Hong Kong government not listening to their voices," Ho said in an interview with Swiss TV after her speech.
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Because Rokae can produce robot arms more cheaply than Western competitors, it can appeal to businesses that might not otherwise have had enough capital to invest in automation.
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Those who have had enough of a German lock on EU policies are watching and steadily gaining ground in opinion polls in Italy, France, Hungary, Romania, Poland, etc.
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The iconic group was just the latest to have their music borrowed by the 2016 Presidential election's crop of candidates, and the industry's biggest names have had enough.
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But, there has been a backlash against it in recent years and many single women have had enough of being pitied and patronized – as Ikea learned this week.
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If they have had enough time, they could acknowledge sufficient progress and endorse the trade negotiating guidelines, including proposed terms for a two-year, status-quo transition period.
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Cashin said investors have "had enough" of last week's "shocking" market action, which saw the biggest weekly declines for the Dow Jones Industrial Average, and Nasdaq since March.
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"The first globally coordinated day of action against Uber is to send a loud and clear message that drivers have had enough," Uber driver Rebecca Stack told Gizmodo.
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The modern economy is not working for too many people, who have begun to equate short-term thinking with free-market capitalism and have had enough of both.
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Congressmen from both parties argue that, although they realise that Americans have had enough of foreign wars, abandoning brave allies and letting IS regroup are beyond the pale.
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"A Democratic Congress will work on solutions that will bring us together because we have all have had enough of division," she told the crowd of supporters and volunteers.
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Western voters aged 60 and over—the most nationalist cohort—have lived through a faster cultural and economic overhaul than any previous generation, and seem to have had enough.
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It is Lucy and Charlie Brown with the football and people have had enough of it because this is the losing bargain that we should have learned from 20183.
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Seth MacFarlane and Steve Levitan, the creators of Family Guy and Modern Family, respectively, have had enough of the steaming bullshit Fox News ladles out on a daily basis.
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LAMIA Chief Executive Officer Gustavo Vargas on Wednesday said the plane had been correctly inspected before departure and should have had enough fuel for about 4-1/2 hours.
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She said prosecutors could have had enough evidence to arrest Cohen at the time of the FBI raids but that they may have been seeking evidence about other individuals.
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"We have many people who have had enough and who finally want peace, who want to remove the walls and go forward and make this country better," he said.
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" Referring to Altman, Goodwin added: "Koby and I have had enough conversations where it was clear, with the way the system was going, it wasn't beneficial for either party.
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"People have had enough of millionaires in Congress who don't get the struggle of child care and student loans and affording a home," she said in a phone interview.
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The leadership of the European People's Party has done little to restrain Mr. Orban since 2010, but increasing numbers of its lawmakers in the European Parliament have had enough.
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But to ruminate about how Hillary would have won if only the Russians, WikiLeaks and James Comey did not do her in — well, I have had enough of this.
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Jared, Ivanka (are we calling them Jar-vanka yet?), Bannon, Preibus, Stone, Manafort, Conway — all of them have had enough information and access to raise serious questions about their credibility.
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If President Trump's victory in Pennsylvania taught us anything, it's that working people have had enough of politicians who ignore jobs and growth in pursuit of an elite progressive agenda.
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A lot of factors contributed to "Solo's" disappointing box-office result, which doesn't necessarily mean audiences have had enough of the standalone "Star Wars" tales, according to box-office experts.
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"It should be repeated until people have had enough of hearing the message," he said in the interview which was published in Spanish adding that any changes should be gradual.
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" His neighbor, Paiboon Tularak, 65, who makes birdcages and raises zebra doves for a living, seems to have had enough after decades of resistance, and now says, "What's the use?
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Major League Baseball owners will meet next week in Chicago but are not expected to vote on the agreement because they will not have had enough time to evaluate it.
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"Florida families have had enough of career politicians in Washington who care more about their own jobs than the wellbeing of the families they serve," Scott said in a statement.
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Much of the world is transitioning to a knowledge economy, but far too few Americans have had enough education to prepare them for that shift, Blackstone CEO Stephen Schwarzman says.
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Germany's mass-selling newspaper Bild openly questioned whether voters have had enough of Chancellor Angela Merkel on Tuesday after a poll showed the Social Democrats (SPD) pulling ahead of her conservatives.
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Secondly ... based on where Earhart took flight in New Guinea, Ric says she would not have had enough fuel to get to the Marshall Islands, where the photo was allegedly taken.
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"Ryanair obviously doesn't believe that VC is in a position to organize a strike or that the Ryanair pilots in Germany have had enough with how they are treated," he said.
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"Maybe when Pruitt's 30-person Secret Service detail carries him through Disney World in a sedan chair like a mandarin, people will have had enough," Mr. Castellanos wrote in an email.
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But sure, many of these kids have had enough horrors to last a thousand lifetimes and they're definitely right to assume something is going to go wrong in that bunker too.
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And after a third straight extra-time loss at home, the 36-year-old Lundqvist, who has vowed to stay a Ranger despite the rebuilding process, appeared to have had enough.
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Families who have had enough of Olaf and the gang may opt instead for the Disney-Pixar short TOY STORY THAT TIME FORGOT (2014), which will air at 8:30 p.m.
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Mueller, who revived Aer Lingus when CEO of the Irish carrier between 2009 and 2015, said he wanted to stay in the industry but hinted he may have had enough of restructuring.
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And, the most important one, could Angela Merkel simply decide not to run for a fourth term in office, as she could have had enough of the bickering in her own party?
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President Donald Trump's regular jaunts to his Mar-a-Lago resort — his so-called Winter White House — are hitting Palm Beach County hard in the pocketbook, and taxpayers there have had enough.
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It was instead the result of protests that showed the Bolivian people "have had enough of a government ignoring the will of its voters," the official said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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"Put simply, I have had enough of this nonsense that has been manipulated by people who would call themselves leaders," Prime Minister Peter O'Neill said in a statement posted on his website.
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But when it comes to the forced separation of children from their parents, it really is the former first ladies who appear to have had enough and who have led the charge.
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But when it comes to a track record for diversity of race and gender in its highest ranks, Amazon has been a laggard — and some of its own employees have had enough.
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Getting political Residents of coastal areas in Southwest and East Florida who are impacted by this algae say they have had enough and are pressuring political leaders to improve the water quality.
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After Hillary Clinton's loss in 2016, thousands of women who decided they have had enough of sexism in politics took matters into their own hands, running for office — and winning — in record numbers.
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We will continue putting this pressure on our leaders to make change by planning a wave of youth action on climate this summer because we have had enough of living with climate change.
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"If I had the courage to come back to Waco and face my rapist and testify, you could at least have had enough respect for me to show up today," the victim said.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's mass-selling newspaper Bild openly questioned whether voters have had enough of Chancellor Angela Merkel on Tuesday after a poll showed the Social Democrats (SPD) pulling ahead of her conservatives.
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Racine's suit may be relatively small — it relates to 340,000 users in D.C. — but it's the latest sign that lawmakers and regulators in the U.S. have had enough of Facebook's mounting mea culpas.
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Racine's suit may be relatively small — it relates to 183,000 users in D.C. — but it's the latest sign that lawmakers and regulators in the U.S. have had enough of Facebook's mounting mea culpas.
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On Wednesday, Major League Baseball seemed to have had enough of the opposition to the proposal, releasing a letter warning the minor league organization that the "misinformation tactics you have employed" would backfire.
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It couldn't be clearer: the American people have had enough of do-nothing Democrats in Washington and have given President Trump and Republicans in Congress a mandate to act swiftly on his agenda.
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Evidence suggests that even long-suffering New Yorkers, who have scoffed at the idea of civilized life beyond the Hudson, have had enough and have decided to get the hell out of Dodge.
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He went so far as to suggest that he likes a dollop of adversity — it can be good for character, he said — although perhaps the Raptors have had enough of that by now.
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What's more, the Dmitrii Donskoi, which was packed with 12 artillery guns, 1,600 tons of coal, and hundreds of sailors, couldn't possibly have had enough room for the rumored number of boxes of gold.
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"Donald Trump's worst nightmare is that the people in the middle — the people who have had enough of the name calling and the mud slinging — have someone to vote for in November," Klobuchar said.
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For the second Friday in a row, Donald Trump's campaign is heading into the weekend in an existential crisis sparked by the candidate's behavior toward women — and Republicans may have had enough this time.
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And after more than a year of uncharacteristic restraint — a notable shift from eight years ago, when his simmering instincts often burdened Hillary Clinton's first presidential run — Mr. Clinton seems to have had enough.
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"This is a sign that the people have had enough and are indignant over the impunity that prevails today," Renato Reyes, secretary general of left-wing activist group Bayan (Nation), said in a statement.
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"More and more people in our community have had enough of the Australian government's policy of processing and detaining children, men and women in offshore centres," Ming Yu Hah, Amnesty International's spokesperson, told beachgoers.
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The national takeaways, according to Randi Weingarten, the president of the American Federation of Teachers, are that schools have been underfunded for years, that teachers have had enough and that parents are behind them.
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It's often difficult to draw a line from statewide economic policy to the classroom, but the story that's emerging from these teacher strikes is clear: Ideologues are suffocating public education — and teachers have had enough.
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Microsoft seems to have had enough with the hate speech and says that if the site wants to find another cloud service provider the company will give Gab more than 48 hours to do so.
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The artist who once declared in one of his murals that "copyright is for losers," and who grudgingly tolerated unauthorized exhibitions for years now seems to have had enough of others profiting from his work.
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But sanitation workers, scores of whom die each year from asphyxiation while removing waste from underground drains, have had enough, said Bezwada Wilson, the head of the Safai Karmachari Andolan (SKA), or Sanitation Workers' Movement.
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While many may scoff at Nickelback, it seems the Canadian rockers have had enough, or at the very least, they're not taking shade from arguably their counterpart in the UK: British rock duo Royal Blood.
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We thought that after appearing on The Bachelor, The Bachelorette, Bachelor in Paradise, and Dancing with the Stars, Nick Viall would have had enough of reality TV. But it looks like that's not the case.
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In the words of Sue Ransome, a councillor for the UK Independence Party, people have "had enough with the huge numbers" as there has been "no money for infrastructure as a result of mass migration".
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Courts Federal courts have had enough money to stay open, but they are nearing the point where they will have to scale back operations or close completely, delaying some cases until after the government reopens.
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The somewhat catty truth about the Carnegie Deli is that it is one of those New York destinations that actual New Yorkers visit once or twice and then frequently decide they have had enough of.
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" Complaining Pelosi will not accept a deal for addressing recipients of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program in exchange for wall money, Graham said: "This liberal arrogance and I have had enough of it.
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But Liberians often travel back to their hometowns and villages during the holidays, and may not have had enough time to return to polling stations in the urban communities where they are registered, observers said.
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"We have had enough of stitch-ups and betrayals," Salvini said, also promising a referendum if the coalition sought to overturn a law he introduced last month that blocked Italy's ports to migrant rescue ships.
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Low global interest rates are the main reason why markets have had enough confidence to rise despite risks of potential flare-ups in geopolitical tensions, said James McGlew, executive director of corporate stockbroking at Argonaut.
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COPENHAGEN (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Relegated to the basement, silenced by the imam and barred from the front door, some Muslim women have had enough of male domination at the mosque and are setting up their own.
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"Indonesia's communities have had enough - they need real government leadership that is serious about putting an end to the forest fires and their health and environmental impacts, once and for all," she said in a statement.
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But now, it seems like the British have had enough of the whole "healthy eating" thing when it comes to their morning meal, and are back to shoving bacon and sausage in their faces like crazy.
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While the Orbán regime grew out of Hungary's unique history and political culture, its playbook for subtle repression could in theory be run in any democratic country whose leaders have had enough of the political opposition.
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After a week of reportedly taking the advice of his White House aides and treading carefully around sexual assault allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, President Donald Trump on Friday appeared to have had enough.
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Many scientists think that Saturn's moon Enceladus is one of the places in our solar system most likely to host life, but if the moon is young, life may not have had enough time to develop.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - A boardroom battle at China's leading property developer is into its seventh month, exposing tensions between state control and market forces, and Beijing now appears to have had enough, executives and market experts say.
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Users, regulators, politicians and the media have had enough with how it has evolved and how the co-creator and chief executive, Mr. Zuckerberg, has been responding to the many problems that seem to pop up daily.
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What I am saying is I have realized that there will come a point where I have had enough as someone's patience and resolve to see good intentions quite literally blowing up in their face unfortunately erodes.
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After nearly two months of presidential grandstanding and partisan finger-pointing, not to mention 35 days of a partial government shutdown that accomplished nothing, it seems that even Republican lawmakers have had enough of Mr. Trump's posturing.
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Ashe may have had enough social power to challenge the man — he was in town to play in a nearby pro tournament where he was surely one of the top seeds — but he opted to leave quietly.
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In an interview with Reuters, Hosszu said swimmers have had enough of the sport appearing on the global stage just once every four years at the Olympics and believes the time is right for a radical new approach.
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None of us have had enough information on yet is we know a lot about what the FBI did, although still not enough, what we don&apost know though, is what the political side of this operation knew.
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But we aren't going to wait 99 days because the British people have had enough of waiting, the time has come to act, to take decisions, to give strong leadership and to change this country for the better.
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"We have had enough drama in British politics over the last year - I want us to recover our reputation for stability and predictability as a business environment," Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Clark added.
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"Those who have had enough of armchair generals will turn with relief to Zara Steiner's 'The Triumph of the Dark,' which completes her two-volume history of international relations between the wars," Jonathan Sumption wrote in The Spectator.
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And to increase betting, track managers held more races with bigger fields, which put intense pressure on trainers to race horses that may not have had enough rest or been in the proper condition, owners and trainers said.
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From Bill Cosby to Brett Kavanaugh to the recent #WhyIDidn'tReport hashtag on Twitter, we're seeing the same message over and over: Women have had enough and they're, at long last, raising their voice and demanding to be heard.
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Yet in a campaign that will be remembered for the phrase "people in this country have had enough of experts", uttered by Michael Gove, a Leave campaigner and Conservative party politician, these facts held less sway than emotion. 7.
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Duping prominent figures into displaying their ignorance was amusing when ignorance was something to be ashamed of; the world is now such that, as Michael Gove, a British government minister, famously put it, "people have had enough of experts".
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The campaign did not reveal its cash on hand for the quarter, but Demissie said that figure would show that if not for their late fundraising push, "we would have had enough money to survive, but not to grow."
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In Mr. Sarkozy's eyes, Mr. Trump's rise shows that Americans have had enough of political dogmas and of candidates supported by the establishment and the media — candidates like his main rival in the primary, former Prime Minister Alain Juppé.
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In the seconds after Mr. Trump's Nordstrom tweet, for instance, before people would have had enough time to respond, it was evident that automated trading algorithms had crunched the information and begun either selling or betting against the stock.
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With apologies to a vocal portion of the fan base who seem to have had enough of being very good instead of a true contender, the eject button the Raptors built into this core comes next summer, not now.
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The result was that Russian internet users experienced mass website outages, though both Amazon and Google later seemed to have had enough and blocked a domain-fronting technique Telegram and fellow chat service Signal were using to evade the bans.
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Our presumptive nominee, Donald Trump, is giving a voice to millions of Americans who have had enough of unaccountable politicians, an economy that has left middle-class families behind, and a Democratic nominee who thinks she can live above the law.
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But I certainly am sentient enough to understand why the American people have had enough of the business as usual, and have gone with someone who scares the enemies of this country so much that they are already violently protesting him.
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GREENPOINT FISH & LOBSTER COMPANY Adam Geringer-Dunn and Vinny Milburn have had enough success with their two-year-old fish market and cafe that they are branching out, with a new market just a hop over the Pulaski Bridge in Queens.
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One limitation of the study is that researchers may not have had enough years of data to fully assess the connection between pollutants and cancer because some slow-growing tumors might appear many years after exposure to pollutants, the authors note.
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"This crisis is straining the resources of all New York area hospitals, and while we do — and have had — enough protective equipment for our staff, we will all need more in the weeks ahead," Ms. Lee said in the statement.
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The All-Star break is not quite here yet, but the New York Mets have had enough drama to fill numerous seasons, and that was before their general manager reportedly threw a chair during a heated meeting with the coaching staff.
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"These guys (consular officers) have had enough whiplash over the past six, seven months but they continue to fulfill their role, which is to process visa applications," said Stephen Pattison, a former State Department consular official now working as an immigration attorney.
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"Elephants have had enough of the ivory trade, and so has the world," Cristian Samper, president and CEO of Wildlife Conservation Society, said in a statement after the vote at the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) World Conservation Congress.
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Letter To the Editor: On Wednesday, students will walk out of their classes for 17 minutes and stand together to let the rest of the country and world know that they have had enough of the gun violence that is becoming so commonplace.
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MICHAEL Just hazarding a guess here, Michael, but if all three of these "wonderful" and "amazing" women have had enough of your opinions and values, maybe it's time for you to pause to reconsider them, or at least how you're expressing them.
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Until now, European nations have tried to hold the weakened agreement together, but their latest statement signals that they have had enough of Iran's breaches — and that Tehran could be hit with more devastating sanctions if it fails to get back in line.
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Early on, Pamela S. Karlan, a professor at Stanford, told Representative Doug Collins, Republican of Georgia, that she was "insulted" at his implication that the academic experts appearing Wednesday could not have had enough time to read the transcripts from the November hearings.
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The researchers note that until the Harrison Act of 1914, which regulated opiates and cocaine, heroin maintenance treatment existed in the U.S. Still, officials have had enough problems ensuring widespread access to approved, legal forms of medication-assisted addiction treatment, like buprenorphine, methadone, and naltrexone.
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Providing young women with resources and information to help them put off pregnancy until the exact right moment — when they're old enough, have enough money, and/or have had enough experience as an adult to be truly ready for the task — has taken priority.
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After months of fruitless negotiations over helping to get legal status for the hundreds of thousands of immigrants protected by the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program — something President Trump and Speaker Paul Ryan have both claimed to want — they seem to have had enough.
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Indeed his recent move onto Twitter – which I am told was because he wanted people to see the real him (read: liberal, witty, playful and opinionated) suggests he may have had enough of the world of investment banking, which has always been secret and confidential.
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As they pressed for a reduced sentence, federal prosecutors argued in Federal District Court here on Wednesday that without Mr. Wildstein's "nearly three years of extraordinary cooperation with the government," they probably would not have had enough evidence to convict Mr. Baroni and Ms. Kelly.
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" He told CNBC the Brexit is the best thing that could have happened, "It sends a clear message to a sick political elite and useless Brussels bureaucracy, which can't retard economic growth enough with complex laws and endless regulatory hurdles that the working people have had enough.
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On the map, it appeared that some not very far distance ahead our road would intersect another, bigger road and I let myself assume that that road would be maintained, or would have had enough traffic on it to again be just snowpacked instead of snowed-over.
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Several of the fifth-generation Rockefellers who manage the Rockefeller Brothers Fund and the Rockefeller Family Fund are funding a peculiar witch hunt against Exxon Mobil, the most direct corporate descendant of John D. Rockefeller's Standard Oil Company – and a few of their relatives have had enough.
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"It has always been assumed that if babies are allowed to control their own food intake then they will be better at judging when they have 'had enough,'" Anne-Louise M. Heath and Rachael W. Taylor from University of Otago in Dunedin told Reuters Health by email.
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Republicans have had enough too, and if one of the three declared primary opponents catch King first, Scholten will have lost his bete noire, the main reason he stands a chance in the first place in a district with tens of thousands more registered Republicans than Democrats.
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It's understandable that Clinton might have had enough, that she might think she has nothing left to give to the cause of women's rights as human rights, or that she can't help but take one more whack at the highest glass ceiling left for women in America.
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"The peak of these horses' popularity would be in their final years because people have had enough time to become very familiar with who they are and how brilliant they are, and what amazing personalities and characters they are," said Garrett O'Rourke, the manager of Juddmonte.
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An analysis of voting patterns by race and economic status found that if the ban had not existed during the 2000 presidential election, Democrats would have had enough votes to overturn Republican George W. Bush's 23-vote victory in Florida that won him the White House.
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So in some ways I actually think the Me Too movement is good, because I think it&aposs women saying I have had enough, it&aposs almost you could interpret it as a rejection of the sexual revolution that the feminist unwisely endorsed in the 1970s and since then.
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Kardashian and Chyna have had enough of dealing with Jones (which led to the criminal threats from Kardashian), according to two expletive filled posts Chyna shared on Instagram which feature a variety of screenshots of texts, emails, and even her paternity test proving that Kardashian is the father.
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"Italy simply does not appear to be able to grow inside the euro zone and more importantly probably never will ... after the next recession I believe a majority of Italians will have had enough of the euro zone experiment and vote in the radical Five Star Movement," he added.
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"I am expecting and hoping ... that the next round of talks will not be focusing on principles again - we have had enough of that - there are many valid points there, but we have to start focusing on the political process," U.N. Syria special envoy Staffan de Mistura told reporters.
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"Thousands of die-hard City fans have fallen out of love with the club and have had enough of being treated like customers rather than the life and soul which has kept this club going through its darkest days," read a recent piece in the Hull Daily Mail.
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MORE (R-Ariz.), and Bob CorkerRobert (Bob) Phillips CorkerTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Meet the key Senate player in GOP fight over Saudi Arabia Trump says he's 'very happy' some GOP senators have 'gone on to greener pastures' MORE (R-Tenn.) have had enough.
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"We have had enough of the centrist, corporatist Democratic — the type of Democrat that my mom would have voted for back in the '90s," said Jake Peters, a 23-year-old Iowan and Sanders volunteer who drove two hours to see him speak in Council Bluffs this week.
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Teddy himself may theoretically have had enough of fighting, but when they're spied and captured by the Union soldiers guarding the tunnel to Pariah—and who interestingly use the mysterious maze symbol as a brand—Teddy breaks free and uses the gatling gun to kill every last soldier.
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The evident economic distress in the flyover zone of America and the Trump voters now arising from it in their tens of millions are telling establishment policy makers that they are full of it: That they have had enough of the toxic combination of free trade and free money.
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I have had enough arguments with fellow conservatives on this issue to attest that the specter of those old Chicago operations haunts the right, along with more contemporary fears generated by a left that really does want to extend some of the benefits of citizenship to illegal immigrants.
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"With around 2,800 vacant nursing posts in the Health Service Care, record levels of money being spent on agency staff to plug gaps and nurses' pay sliding further and further behind the rest of the U.K., our members have had enough," said Pat Cullen, director of the Royal College of Nursing.
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You could conceivably blame this circular storytelling go Game of Thrones' soap opera DNA, which often dictates that stories advance glacially, then all at once — an approach that may not have had enough room to breathe in season seven's shortened seven-episode run (all of the show's previous seasons ran for a full 10 episodes).
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I have every confidence that in 99 days' time we will have cracked it, but you know what – we aren't going to wait 99 days, because the British people have had enough of waitingThe time has come to act, to take decisions, to give strong leadership, and to change this country for the better.
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Goldenvoice's organization of the grounds meant fans of soft, charismatic "let's all love each other" Keith Urban could easily avoid the rowdy, "fuck you for thinking it's a bad thing to be poor" Cody Jinks fans until the very end of the day when both parties have had enough to drink to be friendly to each other.
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That rather under-rates the fact that freshmen House members have a long way to rise; that most of the new intake of Democrats are moderate (and many have had enough of her attention-grabbing); and that if their party ever did nominate a democratic socialist for president, she would be much likelier to keep America conservative.
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"I think the Iranian people have had enough, and that's where all of this is coming from," U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleyThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Haley: 'Threats of China on full display' in Hong Kong Juan Williams: Trump's trouble with women MORE told CNN's "State of the Union" on Sunday.
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Despite years of unilateral sanctions by the United States and years spent by our country building global support for unprecedented sanctions that united our closest European friends with China and Russia, Iran's nuclear program grew until they had enough low enriched uranium that, if they took the next step in the fuel cycle, they'd have had enough to produce 10 nuclear bombs.
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Pros: Very easy to learn and play, suitable for a large crowd of players, easy to end the game whenever players have had enough Cons: Most of the cards have offensive, sexually explicit, or just plain gross comments, so some players might not enjoy the game, definitely not suitable for children Buy Cards Against Humanity on Amazon for $25 Buy Apples to Apples on Amazon for $22.99
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In May 2013, Kepler went on "life support" and we thought it was the end: One year later, in May 2014, NASA was able to fix the wheels and revive the mission; the agency estimated at the time that it would have had enough fuel to last until 2021: Kepler really freaked everyone out in April 2016, when it unexpectedly switched to "emergency mode" and started burning fuel like crazy, 75 million miles from home.
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Britain is a country with a carefully disguised, utter disdain for education, where a government minister can say that people "have had enough of experts"; where the editors of the ubiquitous gutter press (the original masterminds of the post-truth era) are invited onto respectable radio and television news programmes as if to imply they had genuinely informed views to contribute; where there is not one single serious public intellectual; where arguing the point is seen as impolite; and where an insistence on trying to be right is often met with patronising giggles.
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