Nic is screaming at Vince, imploring him to calm down.
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" We're told you can also hear people imploring Broner -- "A.
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In the original, a Messenger enters, imploring the audience to listen.
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Companies around the world are imploring sick workers to stay home.
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The groups are now imploring people not to send any more.
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This fall, I am imploring my colleagues in Congress to do better.
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He is imploring you to join him, to make the ultimate leap.
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What starts out as a simple action shapes into an imploring one.
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The anchors praised the piece and imploring their followers to read it.
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Republicans have been imploring the president not to go through with them.
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Black Widow has a disagreement with Tony, imploring him to check his ego.
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"Somebody out there knows what happened," Belmar said, imploring the public for help.
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A MAN looks beyond the camera, his eyes imploring and filled with tears.
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Dr. Phil McGraw is imploring people to discover their passions and pursue them.
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This, despite imploring everyone to vote for Remain only a few days earlier.
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She wasn't making a deeply personal appeal and imploring voters to affirm her.
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First, she fixed on me with imploring doggy eyes, asking for my attention.
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On behalf of my family and Mollie's memory, I'm imploring you to stop.
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"We don't need a government shutdown on this," she said, imploring Mr. Trump.
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"You're Mike Weaver," the man told Mr. Bush, imploring him: "Throw that punch tonight."
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The billionaire generated name recognition by imploring congressional leaders to impeach President Donald Trump.
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Regardless, many stock analysts are imploring investors to ignore the Democrats' health care plan.
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The footage shows at times exasperated officers imploring homeowners wielding garden hoses to evacuate.
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Soon after came a wave of reports imploring people to update Chrome right now.
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But she is also imploring multinational banks to stop investing in natural resource exploitation.
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She recently told an interviewer that "many, many people" are imploring her to run.
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Imploring speculators to rescue the market could set the stage for trouble, he added.
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Thirty lawmakers from both parties had signed a letter imploring FEMA to change course.
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Oh, and the point of this whole thing is imploring Trump not to end NATO.
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But during my meetings in Beirut, senior officials were imploring for more proactive U.S. engagement.
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"He is asking, imploring governments to act, and so far they haven't," he told CNBC.
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Samsung is imploring Note 7 owners to return their potentially explosive phones by ground mail.
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Johnson was also featured in robocalls imploring Iowa voters to back the real estate mogul.
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Speier began her speech by imploring for a change in attitudes toward sexual assault cases.
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"I'm imploring us to take responsibility for the pain we've caused each other," he says.
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Recently, Elite Daily posted an article imploring twentysomethings to drain their life savings and travel.
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"That's what you're imploring everyone to do, is to do what you do," Casey added.
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After imploring residents in vain to stay put, he led them in an alternate response.
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And the song's imploring message, as simple yet layered as its title, suits everyone involved.
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" The ad rolled out early last month, imploring consumers to "give the gift of Peloton.
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Now, American female clergy members have been imploring women to speak out and expose abusers.
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Last February, he gave a TED Talk imploring youth to think globally but act locally.
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When I read about mothers imploring the return of their children, I remember this photograph.
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On Wednesday, 107 House Republicans wrote Trump a letter imploring him not to impose tariffs.
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That needs to be fixed, he told his colleagues, imploring them to delay the engineering run.
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An entire way of life will be lost, he says, imploring his people to find hope.
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Olivia and Annalise part on good terms, with Olivia imploring Annalise to "take care" of herself.
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Sisi switched between imploring the Egyptian public to trust his judgement to angrily scolding the nation.
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Ms Sobchak crashed his live broadcast, imploring him to join forces in a united opposition party.
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Perry trails behind her imploring her to come back with him while Bonnie watches from nearby.
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The employees chased after the teenagers, imploring them to try their enormous hands at the sport.
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Activists are imploring politicians across the globe to set policies that will help limit Earth's warming.
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Last year, a Google security official sent a companywide email imploring employees not to leak information.
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Some Jews are imploring friends and relatives to vote Labour to stop Brexit, whatever their qualms.
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Shortly afterward, the Illinois Republican congressional delegation wrote a letter to the president imploring him against clemency.
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Raúl M. Grijalva of Arizona crafted a letter imploring President Trump to remove Haapala from this position.
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"What is wrong with you?" a female passenger asks, imploring the men to stop, the video shows.
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Marshall flooded him with phone calls and text messages and social media videos imploring him to return.
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One minute imploring Trump on the evils of tariffs, and just as suddenly, forced to defend theirs!
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New Democrat Coalition Leadership sent a letter to President Trump imploring him to begin focusing on policy.
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"I don't think we can reform prisons," Manning added, imploring us to imagine a world without them.
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There are countless inspirational posters, many of them in swirling calligraphy imploring us to embrace our failures.
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Musk ended the afternoon by imploring people supportive of the idea to let their elected officials know.
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At the ceremony, Obama gave a typically elegant speech, imploring the Senate to do its constitutional duty.
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Campaign operatives and right-wing radio hosts are imploring us to understand what we are up against.
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" She directed her anger at her daughter's killer, imploring him to explain: "Why did you kill her?
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Imploring the pope to allow priests to marry, they wrote: What moves us is the experience of loneliness.
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When they're deported, they give her their possibly sentient sourdough bread starter, imploring her to keep it alive.
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The Lib Dems have released videos in 21 languages, with foreign MEPs imploring their countrymen to turn out.
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Many of these posts were complete with indignant captions, imploring consumers to shop locally and support smaller businesses.
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The last President without a pet got impeached," before imploring the president to "adopt before it's too late.
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On the right, radio hosts and pro-Trump Twitter celebrities have been imploring their audiences to vote, too.
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Their desperate eyes imploring him to deprogram them of all things that are holding them back from success.
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Chief Williams is still imploring Stephens to turn himself in ... or at least contact a friend or relative.
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In November 1919, Zaghlul, still in Europe, sent Wilson yet another telegram imploring him to support Egyptian demands.
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Love issued a public statement about that last indignity, denouncing the president's remarks and imploring him to apologize.
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Though the activities are not forbidden, public officials have begun imploring the skiers and snowboarders to scale back.
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As they worked, a woman in a passing car shouted her address, imploring them to go there next.
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She began leaving messages on other beauty YouTubers' channels, imploring them to add correct captions to their videos.
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Over 700 historians have signed an open letter imploring the House of Representatives to impeach President Donald Trump.
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He returned to the political fray last week imploring voters upset with Trump to show up in November.
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Regional managers were imploring their bosses to drop sales goals, saying they were unrealistic and bad for customers.
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Many shelves are barren and poor Venezuelans increasingly mass outside stores, imploring entering shoppers to buy them goods.
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Blake obsesses over her dynamic with Ian, imploring friends to reassure her that she is not a hooker.
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She could barely keep her balance before imploring everyone to look up their state's deadlines for voter registration.
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Digital counters in public spaces, captioned with the imploring public health message "Stay in this life", tally the casualties.
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You've made a start, in a way that probably surprised you, and now I'm imploring you to go further.
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Seeking to bolster that new lead, the sheriff issued a July 24 news release, imploring witnesses to step up.
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I did this, felt immediately, deeply ashamed, and am now imploring you not to follow in my footsteps. Please.
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In December, he published an op-ed imploring Congress to pass legislation to secure their future in the US.
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"I am imploring the international community to continue to provide us with the support that is necessary," said Cousin.
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I listened to one as I waited in line; him imploring her to at least keep an open mind.
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Thunberg gave an emotional speech chastising world leaders and imploring them to actually do something to address climate change.
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At the Democratic National Convention in 1964, he gave a moving speech imploring the audience never to give up.
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Then and now, Prophet sings in an imploring falsetto and creates sparse, slinky tracks that twinkle with electronic keyboards.
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Clinton said to applause, imploring leaders to stand up to what she described as "partisan advocacy" masquerading as news.
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" Unkindness ensued, with Bernie supporters informing her that Warren does, in fact, suck, and imploring her to "calm down.
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Clinton seemed exasperated by Sanders, repeatedly imploring voters to hold him accountable for how he'd achieve his campaign promises.
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Instead of imploring her to consider your feelings, protect yourself from her by setting and holding a clear boundary.
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In "The Underworld Petitioners" (2017-2018), three poorly dressed individuals are seated on the ground, imploring an unseen authority.
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The students' pleas reached the White House, imploring President Trump to better protect schools and limit access to guns.
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They're imploring riders of Uber and Lyft to ask their drivers, "What's my name?" before getting into a vehicle.
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I drafted a heartfelt letter imploring them to use their consciences and vote for anyone other than Donald Trump.
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The New Republic's Brian Beutler penned an op-ed last week imploring Democrats to "vote en masse" against Wray.
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Take, for instance, the #GrabYourWallet social campaign that came about in October, imploring people to boycott Ivanka Trump-brand items.
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In 2014, John McLemore emailed "This American Life" imploring them to investigate a murder in his hometown of Woodstock, Alabama.
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Baseball-centric outlets keep spilling ink, imploring sports fans to LOOK AT THIS FUCKING GUY and they're starting to listen.
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The meeting succeeded only in slightly delaying a news conference announcing the letter and imploring the administration to shift course.
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The first Sunday of the semester, my bishop gave a talk imploring us to get married — hopefully within the year.
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During Thursday's meeting, Oppenheim addressed NBC News' handling of the situation for approximately 20 minutes, imploring staffers to ask questions.
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This same friend is currently messaging in a group chat, imploring my friends to join him by the festival swings.
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Ticketmaster sent concertgoers an email imploring them NOT to bring bags to the show at the Old Trafford cricket ground.
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More than 300 worried UIC staff members signed a letter imploring the head of the university to cancel the event.
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Even those thick coats can't withstand a deep freeze, Jamison said, imploring people to make sure their animals remain inside.
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That year, he doubled the spending on fund-raising and started running television ads imploring viewers to send in donations.
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To emphasize that, the Clinton campaign initiated a new fund-raising pitch imploring supporters to help run up the score.
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On the court steps, three women from Maine told their stories, imploring her to believe the survivors of sexual assault.
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Globalization had some powerful defenders in Davos, with world leaders imploring delegates not to abandon postwar principles of international integration.
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Many are following the steps of their children, nieces, nephews and grandchildren who have been imploring them to leave, too.
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In their statements Thursday many Republicans sought to congratulate Trump for making some concessions meanwhile imploring him to make more.
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Outside the clinic, protesters line up every day holding signs and imploring the women who walk inside to choose life.
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In 2015, high school students in Innisfil handed city council a 400-signature petition imploring the town to implement public transit.
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Both President Donald Trump and Mr Obama have criss-crossed America in recent days imploring citizens to go to the polls.
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A group of black women is imploring House Speaker Paul Ryan to reverse his request for a public apology from Rep.
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We are often encouraged to win over sceptics by imploring them to think of their sisters, their mothers, or their girlfriends.
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He did love Becca, he says, and he had nothing to do with Tia Booth imploring Becca not to pick him.
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The deadly heat has created tornado-like "fire whirls," said Cal Fire Chief Ken Pimlott, who is imploring residence to evacuate.
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Remember the tech bro who wrote an open letter imploring San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee to make the homeless go away?
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The Sanders campaign continues to send near-daily emails imploring supporters to keep up the opposition to fracking and the TPP.
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Using the hashtag #GiveElsaAGirlfriend, tweeters are imploring Disney to give Queen Elsa a female love interest in the upcoming Frozen 22016.
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Machado accused Trump of not respecting women and only treating them as objects, imploring the crowd to vote for Clinton instead.
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And that's why, in the memory of our children, we are imploring you — all of you — to vote in this election.
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He was a plea from concerned friends, imploring Clinton to renew herself as Hillary Rodham, Wellesley grad, and restore her radicalism.
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Monday night, he made an overt plea for voters to support him -- and an unspoken one, imploring them to stop Trump.
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This noxious myth, possibly even encouraged by the White House, has outlasted the Rich family's imploring Hannity to cease and desist.
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From there, Smith escalated his furor, posting a series of tweets imploring Reid to "wake the hell up," among other things.
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Barking at VA officials According to ProPublica, Perlmutter would "bark" at VA officials during phone calls, imploring them to move faster.
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Jurors saw emails from Manafort imploring Gates to help a banker, Stephen Calk, make inroads into the campaign, inauguration and administration.
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Please, N.'s mother said, turning back to me, her tone at once dismissive and imploring, please, if he likes it?
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In the aftermath, Shaw delivers a sermon imploring the townsfolk to trust the senior class and support their rogue warehouse prom.
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Sensing that Blackwell was hurt, Eubank Sr. could be heard imploring Loughlin to put a stop to this fight at ringside.
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Imploring Nevadans to vote early, Mr. Obama said it was important that they send a message by turning out in droves.
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It is also basically shared by the UK business community, which is imploring Johnson not to risk a no-deal Brexit.
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"Cape Town is suffering through an extreme water crisis," the pilot explains on approach, imploring tourists and travelers to save water.
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Jana made headlines with a letter imploring Apple to do a better job of helping parent's monitor their children's cellphone use.
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Khalid, for all his lovelorn protestations, fully trusts the power of his imploring voice, which warms even his most brittle tracks.
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On Wednesday, she published a letter to Musk and Tesla's board of directors, imploring them not to take the company private.
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They are imploring the nation to do something about the guns and to stop, as they put it, the "BS" excuses.
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Bridenstine has sent a letter to Congress imploring it to pass an appropriations bill for NASA that includes lunar lander money.
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A Honduran pastor who now lives in Guatemala walked the length of the bridge Friday night, imploring people to stay calm.
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Beto O'Rourke, sent an email Saturday, imploring his supporters to help him reach a $600,000 goal before Sunday's end-of-quarter deadline.
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" Hart added he is imploring "simply anybody right now who's in a powerful position who can impact this issue through social media.
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The Vermont senator made that assertion Sunday as he traversed New Hampshire ahead of Tuesday's primary, imploring his supporters to turn out.
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" And Bannon signed off on an April story by Yiannopoulos imploring #NeverTrumpers to get on board with "Trump and the alt-right.
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" Sybrina Fulton, Martin's mother, added, "In memory of our children, we are imploring you, all of you, to vote this Election Day.
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Randgold CEO Mark Bristow, the miners' designated spokesperson, started by laying out their main concerns and imploring Kabila to re-open negotiations.
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Some four million people filed comments with the FCC, most imploring the agency to take a strong hand in ensuring internet openness.
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It must be tiring being you, with everyone constantly wanting a piece of you, talking about you, imploring you, and directing you.
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It's almost as if they're somehow imploring you to use them to make a full-course meal instead of a quick smoothie.
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Clinton on Thursday and called her the most qualified candidate ever to seek the White House, imploring Democrats to unite behind her.
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Dazed, you don't quite hear what he's saying, but it sounds imploring, urgent — making your heart beat quicker, breath heavy, lips part.
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Libertarian presidential candidate John McAfee on Friday released an unusual five-minute campaign ad imploring voters to reject the two major parties.
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A bipartisan quartet of lawmakers is imploring Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates to end a blockade on war-ravaged Yemen.
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Then Mr. Martin pivoted from keyboards to saxophone, delivering a solo in bright, imploring bursts against a thrashing loop of funk rhythm.
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"I am spiritually close to the displaced and to all the people affected, imploring God for relief in their suffering," he said.
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Senator Warner acknowledged Congress' shortcomings when it comes to dealing with issues in tech, imploring tech companies to help Congress help them.
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He is framing the election in the most dire of terms and imploring voters to make a broader statement with their ballots.
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Several other inmates took to social media while the riots were going on, with some imploring the public to help rescue them.
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In recent days, Ms. Warren had taken to speaking to voters directly about their electability fears, imploring them to tune out pundits.
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"Unknown thieves stole the ancient statue of Our Lady of the Assumption," the then-mayor wrote to Mr. Pompeo, imploring his assistance.
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Volunteers have been circulating through the village, imploring residents to sleep in a shelter rather than remain in or near damaged homes.
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Flake is the first elected official to cross this particular rhetorical Rubicon, and he seems to be imploring his colleagues to follow.
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She said she could still hear the sobs and shouts from family members imploring God to bring back her nephew, Matthew McCree.
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School superintendents have joined the teachers, and held press conferences on Monday imploring the assembly to not pass HB 205, WDRB reported.
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It's no different now, with the US, UK and even China imploring both countries to back off in the past 48 hours.
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Residents even created a petition calling out Mount Sinai CEO Ken Davis directly, imploring him to reverse the decision to increase the rent.
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Mr Sisi has been mocked for imploring Egyptians to cope, while claiming that for decades there was nothing but water in his refrigerator.
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Khloé Kardashian is imploring her followers to be considerate of her feelings as she moves on from her turbulent relationship with Tristan Thompson.
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What if your favorite YouTuber suddenly surfaced on your screen imploring you to go discharge your democratic duty after finishing off your Shreddies?
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Twitter had a field day, imploring the former talk show host to consider a political future and joking about other Hollywood heavyweights' reactions.
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Image: APOn Monday, 37 top scientists signed a letter to President-elect Donald Trump imploring him to keep the Iran nuclear deal intact.
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The Middlesex County Prosecutor's Office issued a statement this week about Carolyn Byington's homicide, imploring the public for any information about the killing.
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With certain narratives imploring Kay to listen closer, while others tell her to let go, it can be a little difficult to track.
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And on Thursday, the USA Today editorial board for the first time took sides in a presidential race, imploring voters to reject Trump.
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Lover will be out August 23, but more importantly, you can sign Swift's petition imploring Congress to pass the Equality Act right now.
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Sensing that Blackwell was hurt, Eubank Sr. could be heard imploring referee Victor Loughlin to put a stop to this fight at ringside.
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The Defense Department e-mailed workers imploring them not to use network bandwidth to stream the NCAA men's basketball tournament, which begins today.
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While imploring the audience to renounce and reject hate in all forms, Iger also called on voters to "demand more" from elected officials.
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Always upright, with his arms in some variation on outstretched, Mr. Gee resembles a proud orator one moment, an imploring child the next.
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After imploring and haranguing and intoning, Cruz drops into a prayerful whisper, the way preachers do when they are winding up their sermons.
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Six of these lawmakers wrote to Trump earlier this month imploring him to leave DACA in place until Congress can pass immigration reform.
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On Thursday, the comedian released a video imploring people to vote and explained that your parents will know you're lying if you didn't.
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But the talks fell apart, even with Scorsese imploring Netflix for a wide release, multiple sources familiar with Scorsese's thinking told Business Insider.
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Arizona House Speaker David Gowan suspended his campaign earlier this month and endorsed businessman Gary Kiehne, imploring his supporters not to support Babeu.
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In several cases, the campaign went back to the same supporters, imploring them to help find others to give. Friends. Co-workers. Family.
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They defied the email and text from Sanders on Monday imploring them not to boo or otherwise stage floor protests against Clinton's nomination.
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Before the hurricane bellowed ashore, Mr. Scott, the governor, held news conference after news conference imploring Floridians to flee while they still could.
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But there are other characters whispering in your ear, too, imploring you to keep pushing your parks to the absolute limit of ethical practices.
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"A little," Cheadle replied, before imploring his costar to "just move on" with the interview, instead of drawing even more attention to the gaffe.
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Occasionally, I would look at the dough ball with total amazement — his cupid's bow a perfect slope, his imploring brown eyes full of anticipation.
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"I tell them straight up motherf———," the rapper said to the host, imploring him to make it clear to his fans they are racist.
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She buys a postcard of the painting and sends it to Eve, along with a message imploring the agent not to forget about her.
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Half a century after environmentalists first began imploring consumers to reduce, reuse and recycle, similar exhortations are now echoing from San Francisco to Shanghai.
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He was inspired by Chris Crocker's 'Leave Britney Alone' viral videoRemember that tearful YouTube video of Chris Crocker imploring people to "leave Britney alone"?
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This is also part of why the new update contains little warning popups upon startup,like imploring players not to trespass on private property.
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As populations age, ads of this sort, imploring people to make financial preparations for their demise, are appearing on both sides of the Atlantic.
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This is also part of why the new update contains little warning popups upon startup, like imploring players not to trespass on private property.
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It was frustrating way to start, and there were no error messages before I was greeted with another green button imploring me to Connect.
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Last week Maza compiled a viral Twitter thread detailing the abuse and imploring YouTube to enforce its policy that bans hate speech and harassment.
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Kareem Hunt has been visiting kids at local Cleveland schools ... imploring them to learn from the mistakes he's made, Browns GM John Dorsey says.
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Fans exhilarated by the possibility that the performance on Sunday could presage a comeback tour have been imploring the group on its Facebook page.
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The formula is familiar by now: Actors appear against a plain white background, imploring viewers of the importance to vote, often for Mrs. Clinton.
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The donut chain said it was limiting hours and closing its dine-in areas while imploring customers to carry-out or drive-through services.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, had recently sent President Donald Trump a letter imploring him to prioritize directing personal protective equipment and ventilators to the hospital.
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He sent a tweet on Tuesday imploring Democratic and Republican lawmakers to complete a $85033 trillion stimulus package in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Lying in his own bed, Mr. Cretton would silently send anguished prayers to the Hollywood gods, imploring them not to mess this one up.
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His campaign platforms of addressing wealth inequality, climate change, and affordable healthcare are imploring talented artists with huge platforms to endorse his 2020 run.
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They united 65 members of Congress to send bipartisan letters imploring the CDC reinstate eating disorder monitoring as a part of national disease surveillance.
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In 1967, Big Brother and the Holding Company, Janis Joplin's band, put out a cover of "All Is Loneliness," a dazed but imploring hymn.
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We did both, aggressively imploring Democrats to send a message in Trump's backyard, while talking to all voters about issues that transcend partisan politics.
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Mr. Jarman played various saxophones in a style both earthy and imploring, with strong projection, impressive breath control and an abundance of extended techniques.
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Ms. McCray, for example, seldom talks about Thrive without imploring audience to repeat the number of its mental health hotline, 215-21.7-NYC-WELL.
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"We're developing a system with a backup that hopefully won't be vulnerable," Mr. Witt said, imploring other small-town mayors to do the same.
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As he leaves, he should come back to where he started, this time imploring Americans to fix what he can now see is clearly broken.
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Last night, while the O'Reilly Factor host was imploring Donald Trump to return to Fox News's Thursday Republican debate, things got deeply personal and weird.
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She praised the acclaimed production on the campaign trail, imploring her supporters to see the Broadway play whose tickets are notoriously hard to come by.
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Many of the same people who authored Dangerous Case sent a letter to Dr. Jackson, Politico reported, imploring him to evaluate the president's neurological health.
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Cramer is meeting with retailers such as Best Buy, Target Corp and Walmart Inc, imploring them to accept tariff-induced price hikes for his products.
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T.I. lyrically portrays the character of moral outrage in the song, imploring Ye to consider the damage and hurt he's done with his recent statements.
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"The ones on set were almond milk, food coloring, and glitter," the TV writer responded, before imploring someone to come up with a better recipe.
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Three months earlier, Reagan had delivered his "Star Wars" speech, imploring scientists to build laser weapons that could shoot down Soviet missiles in outer space.
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Tuesday afternoon, Kenya's Supreme Court agreed to review a petition submitted by three Kenyans, including one human rights activist, imploring judges to halt the Oct.
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A sitting senator is trying to communicate with the President by just imploring "whoever monitors twitter" for him to get on top of this issue.
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Even groups that were in favor of the ruling, like the nonpartisan research institute the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, are imploring Congress to act.
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I began giving my babysitters $5 extra on their way out, imploring them to add that as a tip at the end of their ride.
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The echoes repeat the sad tale as they communicate the emotional lessons of our great white sins, imploring us to Never Forget the 6 GoRillion.
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Shkreli's in jail now anyway, for violating his bail after imploring people to "try to grab a hair from" Hillary Clinton on her book tour.
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Some schools are warning parents about the show ... imploring them to remind their kids there are professionals out there who will help them face challenges.
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Since then, he has given press conferences, floor speeches and TV interviews nearly every week imploring both chambers to approve funding to fight the outbreak.
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President Obama endorsed her on Thursday, calling her the most qualified candidate ever to seek the White House and imploring Democrats to unite behind her.
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Republican members of Congress issued letters over the past two days imploring Pai to delay his vote and have suggested their own net neutrality legislation.
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RealTouch's official Twitter feed promoted members of the RTI Network, imploring customers to "pop" the "RealTouch cherry" of workers who were new to the network.
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Privately, Mr. Trump has been more direct, imploring Mr. Sessions in person to un-recuse himself so that he could maintain control of the investigation.
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Her longtime coach, Cindi Hart, was imploring the 47-year-old to conquer her fear of speeding down a hill if she wanted a win.
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In it, a robotic head of the actor and former California governor follows British shoppers around a supermarket, imploring them to file their P.P.I. claims.
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After Mr. Ropke's death, Mr. Whitelaw wrote the later opinion piece, imploring school officials to risk scaring students in the hope of saving a life.
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Groups from Planned Parenthood to the AARP have bought television and radio spots in states with wavering Republicans imploring them to vote against the plan.
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President Trump last Monday reportedly called Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones four times imploring him not to let his team kneel during the national anthem.
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"Negative comments quickly started flowing in on the brand's Twitter page, calling the ad "in extremely poor taste" and imploring the company to "do better.
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There will be no public hearings as a bill is drafted, according to several Republican senators and aides, and he's imploring senators not to leak.
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By highlighting the act of embrace, this sculpture shifts the emphasis from singular hero worship to collective action, imploring those curious enough to investigate closer.
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This week, 22 CEOs of major US companies, via the Business Roundtable, sent the president a letter imploring him to kick his effort into gear.
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With what could be a pitching surplus in a couple of weeks, Hurdle is imploring his veterans not to have any wasted motions on the field.
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During those 17 years, Williams stood on street corners with signs imploring police to solve the case and wrote more than 200 letters to the governor.
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If awards bait has a face this year, it's that of a limpid-eyed white boy whose parents hover nearby in a state of imploring anguish.
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Troian Bellisario knows firsthand what it feels like to have a mental illness — anorexia — and she's imploring voters to elect Hillary Clinton in a new PSA.
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Following Bland's death, the hashtag #SayHerName trended on social media, imploring people to remember the many women of color who have been victims of police violence.
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During those 17 years, Cheryl stood on street corners with signs imploring police to solve the case and wrote more than 200 letters to the governor.
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Mr Zuckerberg accepts that a lot of people dismiss Facebook's sincerity here—his recent article in the Washington Post, imploring governments to regulate social media, notwithstanding.
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Martin O'Malley was defiant Monday, imploring his supporters to "hold strong" and vowing that he would continue his long-shot bid for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Another strong sign for Jussie ... the letter his costars Taraji P. Henson and Terrence Howard wrote imploring network execs to let Jussie stay on the show.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan sent a mass text message to Turkish mobile phones on Saturday imploring Turks to "stand up" for democracy and peace.
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Lawyers for the whistleblower who blew open the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump are imploring news outlets and politicians not to reveal the person's name.
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" Responding to Fox News, Angelo Carusone, the president of Media Matters, released a statement Tuesday imploring people not to "let Fox News distract, deflect, or deceive.
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Because with the so-called little clubs, whose stands will be filled with fans imploring players to press and force an upset, complacency would be folly.
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Slim Thug is imploring folks in Houston -- and young people everywhere -- to start taking coronavirus seriously, and he hopes his diagnosis is a wake-up call.
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By Thursday afternoon, many allies of the president were imploring him to change his mind (the new tariffs are set to go into effect next week).
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That inaction sank in on Thursday, as lawmakers confronted yet another mass shooting, this time with some of the survivors imploring Congress to finally take action.
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Health officials around the world have been imploring the public to stop buying masks if they are healthy or not caring for someone who is ill.
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Cocalitos, in addition to the signs imploring visitors to not walk on the stromatolites, has roped off some areas to help swimmers avoid contact with them.
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" Imploring the Iranian authorities to release him, she said he had been "unjustly imprisoned for espionage that I know he did not and never would commit.
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And with economies struggling even more than ours, European and Asian finance ministries are imploring bank regulators not to raise capital and liquidity requirements even further.
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Whether explaining vape crisis follow ups or imploring her followers to get their flu shot, Leslie's "Daily Doctor Facts" bring an informational flair to the app.
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The result is as educational as it is resonant, foregoing facts and figures to instead focus on the personal side, emotionally imploring viewers to think practically.
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Tempos, moods and sometimes lyrics changed from night to night; at different shows, a song like "Tell Me, Momma" could be merry, surly, imploring or exultant.
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Midday, the heads of the FBI, CIA and NSA, alongside the Director of National Intelligence cosigned a letter imploring the Legislative Branch to reauthorize the prograam.
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"This is a two-by-four smacked across the foreheads of the people of Illinois," he said this week, imploring fellow Republicans to stand by him.
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He said he knew of a few golf courses in the region that had to put up signs imploring people not to scatter guest remains there.
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Trump started tweeting angrily about the caravan, alternately attacking Mexico for not cracking down to stop it and imploring the Mexican government to do just that.
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" "We want to tell Boeing that this is a global issue, and we are imploring Boeing not just to provide optionality about how deep the training goes.
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Or say you want to leave location-specific notes for a friend, like a message in your favorite cafe imploring your buddy to order your favorite sandwich?
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Romney is at it again following Trump's imploring of Ukraine and China to look into debunked allegations of corruption directed at Joe Biden and his son, Hunter.
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Playing the farewell shows in a theater — not an arena or stadium — honors the intimacy of Aventura's music, with Romeo Santos's sweetly imploring voice at its center.
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Several of Correa's relatives were present at the hearing, with some imploring her to "say the truth, baby" and telling her they loved her, the Courant reports.
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In each case President Obama played the responsible adult, imploring Congress to do its job and allow him, the executive, to pay the bills legislators had incurred.
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Obama, whose father was from Kenya and who remains a beloved adoptive native son, spoke out about the elections, imploring leaders and law enforcement to behave responsibly.
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I remember seeing Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan testifying time and again before the Senate during the early 28500s, imploring reforms to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
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Imploring Braun to join him on stage, Trump turned the podium over to the Senate nominee, who credited the president for providing an inspiration to his candidacy.
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Republican senators are imploring Ford to attend the Monday hearing and have indicated they will move forward in the confirmation process without her if she does not.
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Champions of the agency are imploring him to stay, arguing that if he leaves, the agency is likely to be defanged, its powers to help consumers sapped.
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In January and then again in March, Kraft wrote to Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen imploring her not to separate children from their parents at the border.
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This weekend, the actress Debra Messing spent part of an award acceptance speech imploring the first daughter to do more than pay lip service to female empowerment.
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On the line was a woman imploring her to "please call him and tell him not to build a wall" at the Mexican border, Ms. Trump said.
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Mr. Rauner appealed for unity in a speech on Tuesday night, imploring Republicans, independents and Democrats to give him another term in office to institute needed change.
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Raising an arm and then a knee, she turns in profile and gazes upward — the final, imploring look at some distant land — before collapsing onto her side.
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Jared Polis, a Clinton supporter, received a note in a takeout meal over the weekend imploring him to "Feel the Bern," tweeting a picture to his followers.
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It is not as much about fundamentals or execution as it is about imploring his players not to take the little aspects of the game for granted.
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In 2013, H.I.V. activists persuaded 35 L.G.B.T. leaders to sign a statement and create a video imploring the greater gay community to recommit to the AIDS struggle.
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According to court records, Mr. Hussain communicated with at least four men in four states, imploring them to initiate attacks or help spread the Islamic State's message.
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Prior to the hearing, 20 senators, led by Elizabeth Warren, sent open letters to the VA and Department of Defense imploring them to act on the issue.
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Seth Rich was gunned down in the DC neighborhood a month ago and the Rich's were imploring people for any information they may have about his killer.
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Among this virtual blackout of information, a local paper ran an editorial last week imploring Ethiopians to withhold judgment against both the airline and the plane maker.
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There was also "Pass the Biscuits Please," a droll song that consisted of not much more than Mr. Williams imploring someone, anyone, to pass him the biscuits.
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In August, Callamard clashed with Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte after imploring him to end his war on drugs, which has resulted in more than 3,900 killings by police.
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When the news broke ahead of season 3 that his character wouldn't be back on the show, fans started a petition imploring Rae to write him back on.
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Screenshot from Republican US Senator Chuck Grassley's Twitter, imploring whoever monitors Twitter for the President of the United States to pay attention to him (Twitter)Yes, that's right.
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De La Hoya wrote a scathing open letter to boxing fans ... imploring them to send Floyd and Conor a message by NOT spending money on the super fight.
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"If I may be so honored to have all the female nominees in every category stand with me tonight," she said, imploring the room with her arms spread.
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Following a heavy coughing spell her c-section wound reopened and after imploring a nurse for help, doctors soon discovered multiple blood clots including one in her lungs.
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Right now, O'Malley is telling his voters to "hold strong," imploring them on social media, national television and in person to stick with him -- at least at first.
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Dr. Dre is making his most powerful confession/apology for attacking journalist Dee Barnes back in the '90s, and imploring other men to keep their hands off women.
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A state travel warning was issued on Monday, imploring people in southern North Dakota, including the area around Cannon Ball and the capital of Bismarck, to avoid travel.
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Owners of some Chromecasts and smart TVs might see an unusual message on their screens: A message and propaganda video imploring them to subscribe to PewDiePie on YouTube.
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So not only is Barça imploring us to stand in solidarity with criminal activity, but their language veers dangerously into co-opting the language of political prisoner protest.
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We do glance downward from an apartment block, but merely as casual onlookers, and Connie, far below, is not imploring some heedless deity but scampering from the cops.
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Even so, his behavior suggested he was ashamed: He never told the doctors that he wanted H. to abort, instead imploring her to ask for the procedure herself.
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Frank Pallone and Mike Doyle, even wrote a letter to their Republican colleagues, imploring them to invite "real people" — not just wealthy executives — to testify on net neutrality.
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But now the man is imploring you to do some counting of your own—mostly the pennies in your piggy bank—because he wants the whole damn thing.
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Ex-"Top Chef Masters" star Art Smith is imploring all Americans to avoid cake made with hate ... and he's also rallying all LGBT bakers to help the cause.
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In October 2017, they signed on to a letter, along with the Queens borough president and other elected leaders, imploring the company to come to Long Island City.
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The cast of "Hamilton" sought to remind Mike Pence, the vice president-elect, of this when he attended the show recently, imploring him directly to defend American diversity.
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But when his quarterfinal match was scheduled for later the same day, he withdrew, despite the tournament director, Keely O'Brien, publicly imploring Murray to stay in the tournament.
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"We can do the right thing between today and tomorrow," Mr. Manchin said on the Senate floor on Thursday afternoon, imploring his colleagues to stand with the miners.
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By imploring candidates to offer plans "rooted in reality" to avoid turning off key swaths of the electorate, Obama was trying to nudge the conversation toward the middle.
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That closeness explains why Trump himself traveled to the district on Monday night, imploring voters to "send a clear message to the America-hating left" by electing Bishop.
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The head of the House Energy and Commerce Committee opened Thursday's hearing with Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Scott Pruitt by imploring him to explain recent scandals. Rep.
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And while 1,028 economists signed a petition imploring the president not to sign, he could not then know that "Smoot-Hawley" would become a byword for economic folly.
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But on Tuesday the White House said Mr. Trump spoke by telephone with Iraq's prime minister, Adel Abdul Mahdi, imploring him to help protect Americans in the country.
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He started a Kickstarter campaign, made a sickeningly-sweet video with a song that borders on madness, and is now imploring you to help him meet his goal.
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So Hanks burst back onto the stage and began riffing in character as Sir John Falstaff, joking with the audience and imploring them to remain seated and be patient.
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However, Cuban then tweeted an image of a 2016 letter he wrote to Trump, offering him support while imploring him to master the issues he would face as president.
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But the finale scene in the gymnasium is powerful, with Jessica's speech imploring the school and administration to take sexual assault seriously, with survivors standing up and being seen.
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The lead-up to the protest was met with some discouragement from politicians and pundits in Australia, imploring them to stay in school and strike outside of school hours.
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In interviews here this week, Frazier and Taylor outlined their plans to CNN, imploring Sanders' supporters to leave the Democratic Party to protest rules governing the presidential nominating system.
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He usually viewed it from above, a seething mass of sweaty shoulders, whiplashing hair and imploring hands, cut into sections by laser lights or masked by drifting dry ice.
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They had Nebraska's congressional delegation write a letter to the Peruvian ambassador to the U.S., Luis Miguel Castilla, imploring him to make sure the investigation was timely and thorough.
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Mr. Biden worked Mr. Obama during their weekly private lunches, imploring him to increase lethal aid, backing a push to ship FGM-148 Javelin anti-tank missiles to Kiev.
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Rio 2016 RIO DE JANEIRO — The Argentine fans were waving flags, imploring their compatriots to jump along, and singing that anyone who did not join the fun was Brazilian.
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We took a leisurely stroll along the park, where Shiho handed us a sketchbook and a pack of colored pencils, imploring us to seek out inspirations for our creation.
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"That's why we are here tonight with Hillary Clinton, and that's why, in memory of our children, we are imploring you — all of you — to vote this Election Day."
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It is in this context that "Heal The World" resonates most fully, imploring world citizens to care about the wellbeing of others as a testament to their own humanity.
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She penned an emotional essay imploring Britain to remain in the EU. She referred to Voldemort in the essay, but even she probably didn't see this bizarre parallel coming.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren delivered a blistering rebuke of Donald J. Trump on Monday, warning him that "nasty women vote" and imploring a crowd to cast ballots for Hillary Clinton.
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Crosby, the team's 21-year-old captain, remains matter-of-fact, invariably talking about staying on an even keel and imploring his teammates to focus on hustle and grit.
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On Tuesday, 31 state and local prosecutors -- including the Manhattan, San Francisco, Philadelphia and Dallas County district attorneys -- signed on to a statement imploring officials to order the releases.
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Maybe it's this tragic arc, or maybe it's Jackson-Cohen's piercing, imploring eyes, but Luke's story has viewers wanting to reach into the screen and save the poor guy.
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" Even Charlotte gets uncomfortable, imploring her friend not to talk "like that" because it's "rude and politically incorrect," to which Samantha replies, "I don't see color; I see conquests.
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He had written letters to statesmen in Europe and Asia imploring them to support disarmament, and to Mr. Reagan castigating him for battling left-wing movements in Latin America.
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The chair umpire, Mohamed Lahyani, hopped down from his perch and offered Kyrgios what appeared to be a pep talk, imploring him to give more of an honest effort.
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NFL superstar Devin Hester -- one of the greatest kickoff returners of all time -- is imploring Pop Warner football to reconsider its ban on kickoffs because... well, isn't it obvious?
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After the violent events in Charlottesville, Va., last summer, he again changed his approach, imploring the president to apologize for saying that there had been blame on both sides.
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The union representing the group even wrote an amicus brief imploring the 9th Circuit judges to immediately block the policy, a filing the panel cited in its decision Friday.
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At home, this was her most constant look, one of silent imploring, but when we were alone together a shadow would pass, and her features would harden into rage.
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Players from both schools warmed up as police and security officers surrounded the demonstrators and announcements were made on the public address system imploring protesters to clear the field.
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Our voices have joined those of tens of thousands from across the country in imploring the Department of Homeland Security for a stay of removal for Syed A. Jamal.
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Kirsten Gillibrand this week still was imploring donors to help her reach the 2000,2130-donor mark to qualify for the first two sets of Democratic debates in June and July.
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While imploring Annalise to get Laurel out of the hospital, Michaela lets it slip that Frank's fight with Conor (Jack Falahee) caused him to accidentally elbow Laurel in the stomach.
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The government initially tried to fight the "smombie" (a portmanteau of "smartphone" and "zombie") epidemic by distributing hundreds of stickers around cities imploring people to "be safe" and look up.
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Scarborough has been particularly active on Twitter following the firing of FBI Director James Comey on Tuesday, imploring Republicans hours after the firing to "stand the hell up" to Trump.
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Then, U.S. intelligence officials blamed Russia for the hack of the DNC, an event that Trump has sought to downplay when not actively imploring Russia to hack Hillary Clinton's emails.
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The actor appeared before the House Appropriations Labor, Health and Human Services and Education Subcommittee, imploring lawmakers to provide more funding to poverty-stricken children and early childhood education. E!
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LA LIBERTAD, Guatemala (Reuters) - Lolinda Amaya cried last week when she saw a viral photograph of a Guatemalan mother imploring Mexico's National Guard to let her enter the United States.
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The Atlanta MC and political acitivst was explaining why he's been imploring African-American voters to "stay home" if Hillary Clinton and the Democratic Party don't deliver on their promises.
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In addition to the newspapers that ran his columns, Life magazine requested permission to run an excerpt, and radio programs quoted Pyle in commercials imploring listeners to buy war bonds.
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Mr. Di Maio, 31, triumphant after his party claimed a third of the March vote, was this week reduced to imploring Mr. Salvini to abandon his calls for another election.
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She closed her remarks by imploring the audience to "acknowledge that God truly blessed America with the life and legacy of Elijah E. Cummings," drawing a standing ovation from attendees.
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You wrote what became a widely distributed Medium post imploring Springsteen to either heavily discount or gift the song license to you in order to release Thunder Road online for free.
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" Imploring the company to "provide a happy experience for all of its customers," McCord suggested they "hire individuals who despise hate, not love; who embrace difference, not look down on it.
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After hundreds of comments imploring Truaxe to apologize and explain himself, he responded in the caption of a photo that shows him outstretching his hand toward the horns of an antelope.
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Today, I found myself in the good old Mac App Store after trying to dismiss another notification and came face to face with the High Sierra banner, imploring me to upgrade.
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The conversations with his sister, who had been publicizing his case in Iran and had written to President Obama last summer imploring him to intervene, were especially emotional, Mr. Modanlo said.
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" Then, a few days later, while imploring Egyptians to lose weight and exercise more, he added, "Even in the media we have to choose guests who take care of their bodies.
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I tested out a number of ad blocker plugins and, with the exception of uBlock Origin, popups imploring me to turn off my plugin appeared on sites with each of them.
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Nicole Eggert is imploring Scott Baio to be a good father to his daughter ... and, in her eyes, that means confessing he had sex with Nicole when she was a minor.
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Washington (CNN)Former Vice President Al Gore spoke Tuesday with President Donald Trump, imploring him to not withdraw from the Paris climate accord, according to a person familiar with the conservation.
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Kelly has repeatedly taken credit for preserving DACA, including recently telling the Senate homeland committee that a future secretary "might have a different view" in imploring them to make it permanent.
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Aramazd Andressian Sr. looked forward or down as people, including the boy's mother, stood at a lectern behind him and made emotional statements imploring the judge to give the maximum sentence.
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Thousands of Twitter users rallied around Elizabeth Warren Tuesday, imploring Senate Republicans to #LetLizSpeak after they voted to formally silence the senator from Massachusetts for arguing against the confirmation of Sen.
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After she thought the audience was laughing at her during her initial appearance on the show, Bregoli angrily yelled, "Cash me ousside, how 'bout dat," imploring them to fight her outside.
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In the Tony-award winning musical "Evita," the lead character Eva Peron famously sings the song "Don't Cry for Me, Argentina," imploring her fellow citizens not to mourn her impending death.
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Later in the day, the president made an appeal for cooperation while imploring the public to dismiss what he called "fake news" that painted the government's efforts in a negative light.
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Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the self-declared caliph of the Islamic State, broke a nearly yearlong silence, imploring his forces to remain firm in the face of the American-backed offensive.
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Clinton made her pitch in Toledo, Iowa, imploring voters to pay careful attention to what is possible -- and what is not -- as they decide whether to support her or Sanders' bid.
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A publication that aims to flesh out an "intellectual" defense of the president's worldview, the site currently features banner ads imploring readers to buy former Trump adviser Sebastian Gorka's new book.
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Trump called Putin in March to congratulate him on winning his rigged election (despite Trump's staff imploring the president not to) and even invited him to meet at the White House.
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The Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó called on civilians to rise up against President Nicolás Maduro for a second day of protests, imploring supporters to show a mighty May Day presence.
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Westside Armory in Las Vegas ran a newspaper ad warning readers "prices will skryocket after Crooked Hillary gets in," imploring them to buy Smith & Wesson's own M&P model AR-15.
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WADA's decision is questionably timed, coming just as international athletes on Friday began one of the strongest antidoping campaigns ever, imploring WADA to make the right decision not to readmit Russia.
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One of the most prominent reactions to the controversy came on Sunday from a former first daughter, Chelsea Clinton, who wrote a Facebook post imploring that Barron, 10, be left alone.
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" He especially dreaded a recurring vision of the ocean "paved with innumerable faces, upturned to the heavens: faces, imploring, wrathful, despairing, surged upwards by thousands, by myriads, by generations, by centuries.
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At heart, they consist of a single person, attended by a sleep-deprived, underpaid retinue of dozens, traveling the country imploring people to make them the most powerful person on earth.
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"I am imploring you to vote in favor of impeachment," Michael Suleiman, the Atlantic County Democratic chairman, wrote in a letter to Mr. Van Drew, warning about repercussions for other Democrats.
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Following media reports throughout the week that Secretary of State Rex Tillerson was considering jettisoning the State Department's cybersecurity office, 24 House Democrats sent a letter Friday imploring him not to.
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"We will negotiate until the other side squeals," the party's parliamentary leader, Andrea Nahles, said in the most impassioned of the speeches at the congress in Bonn, imploring delegates to vote 'yes'.
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And somehow it's just as hard to trust folks like him, who insist with an imploring smile—while busily rewiring the social fabric of human civilization—that everything's going to be great.
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Take single "Trust Me Baby," which sees her imploring "We could do each other more love than harm / If you just, you just trust me, baby" over shiny, luxurious clouds of synth.
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Key and Peele star Keegan-Michael Key phoned in an Obama impersonation, imploring the audience to text in their vote for who they wanted as the next leader of the Free World.
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TMZ Sports talked to the former NYC mayor (and Donald Trump's attorney) in the city on Sunday ... and asked him about the president's Tweet imploring baseball to put Rose in the HOF.
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But Justice Stephen Breyer penned a statement imploring his colleagues to take up a future case asking whether the Supreme Court decision from 2004 permitting Mr al-Alwi's confinement should apply indefinitely.
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So while Trump was in New Hampshire on Tuesday, explaining his second-place finish in Iowa, Cruz was imploring South Carolinians to call family and friends and bring them to the polls.
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"It's hard for one person to commit that act by himself," he told WANE TV. Hamilton attended the funeral for Omar and Tairab on Saturday, imploring anyone with information to come forward.
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It continued to make calls and send text messages to American commanders in Afghanistan, the Pentagon in Washington and the Afghan Interior Ministry, throughout the bombardment, imploring them to stop the attack.
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Mayor Cruz held a press conference during which she addressed President Trump directly, imploring him to save her people, who are becoming increasingly desperate without access to basic necessities and medical care.
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After I saw the movie about him, I wrote him a letter imploring him to wear a helmet, on the grounds that he was a national treasure who could not be replaced.
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" At an emergency meeting held by school officials for concerned parents, protesters showed up carrying signs decrying sanctuary cities and states and imploring an unknown someone, maybe anyone, to "Save Our Daughters.
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Angelina Jolie is imploring Brad Pitt to help find a new professional to help them and their children deal with the "trauma" of what happened on their private jet 3 months ago.
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Officials in both Carolinas and Virginia are imploring residents and visitors alike to leave low-lying coastal areas and islands, and more than one million people are expected to flee the storm.
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She once accompanied me to rent a bicycle, and I heard her imploring the shop owner, sotto voce, to lie and tell me that riding without a helmet was against the law.
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He jokes with the caseworkers who come by imploring him to accept a home but stays instead in shelters or on the street, one among a hard-core cohort that shuns assistance.
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At the UN General Assembly, he plans to focus the world's attention on the plight of Kashmiris—imploring the world to rise for justice and support the Kashmiris' right to self-determination.
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When a call went up imploring "les enfants" come back to the window, Albert put his hands to the side of his head in mime, indicating the children had gone for a nap.
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Video Each possible choice must be balanced against political realities -- with Republicans holding a razor-thin majority in the Senate and Democratic leaders imploring their colleagues to stand firm against any Trump nomination.
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Gravel's politics are beside the point here, though—the important thing is that he's standing there, in front of the camera, silently imploring the viewer to listen while being unable to say anything.
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Instead, customers may receive a video message via email from a well-seasoned adviser, imploring them not to panic, though they can also reach someone at the company via online chat or phone.
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Kim Kardashian West says she's still laser-focused on the women she visited in a California prison over the weekend -- so much so, she's imploring the Governor to do his part for them.
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" In an op-ed for the Des Moines Register, Ron Tibbetts, Mollie's father, rejected the political rhetoric, imploring those involved to, "turn against racism in all its ugly manifestations both subtle and overt.
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It is telling that the briefs supporting Mr Trump's immigration decisions expend more energy imploring the justices to look away rather than to carefully examine the justifications and motives behind the travel restrictions.
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President Trump has turned to China, imploring that it use its leverage to induce Kim Jong Un to back down, and has even mentioned the possibility of inviting Kim for crisis-resolving talks.
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Using the hashtags #SaveGirlMeetsWorld and #GirlMeetsWorldSeason4, fans have since been filling their Twitter feeds with declarations of love for the show and imploring the house that Mickey built to give it another go.
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Those protests grew in 22016, with some groups representing Nissan's India dealers sending letters to senior executives, imploring them to step in, and Nissan ultimately dropped Hover as a partner the next year.
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When the weather begins to warm up, plenty of women dread what inevitably comes next: An onslaught of advertisements and social media posts imploring them to get their "bikini bodies" ready for summer.
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As I explained in late December 2014, when imploring Clinton not to run for president, the historical "fundamentals" were not on the side of the Democrats in 1984 or the Republicans in 2008.
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" No = Yesn'tYes = Non't = Yesn'tn't — miquel reyes 🎗 (@miquelreyes23) May 16, 2018 One Redditor is dedicated to DM'ing Merriam-Webster every day and imploring them to "please change 'no' to 'yesn't' in the dictionary.
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Héctor M. Pesquera, secretary of Puerto Rico's Department of Public Safety, issued a statement Monday night imploring local funeral home directors to provide the government with more information about possible hurricane-related deaths.
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Starting last weekend, many people's feeds were cluttered with images pointing up and to the right, with celebrities, major brands and everyday users imploring followers to turn on notifications for their individual accounts.
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" This is the same Ben Carson who used this closing statement at the sixth Republican presidential debate in North Charleston, S.C., by imploring Americans to join him "in truth and honesty and integrity.
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For the Arena-goers, who have heard the same imploring message repeated again and again—run for office, right now—this kind of detailed, hands-on instruction arrives like a sweat-lodge revelation.
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Lev Ponomaryov, director of For Human Rights, a Russian rights group, sent a letter to Mr. Sentsov last month imploring him to halt his hunger strike because of the risks of force-feeding.
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"That is why we are here tonight with Hillary Clinton, and that is why, in memory of our children, we are imploring you, all of you, to vote this Election Day," Fulton said.
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By now, you've probably seen the photograph released by the German government — of Trump sitting down, with eyebrows raised and crossed arms, while Germany's Angela Merkel and other leaders stand around him, imploring.
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The former Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke, originally a George W. Bush nominee, spent years imploring Congress to spend more money in the near term to try to boost growth, to little avail.
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He and other members of the soybean association flew to Washington for meetings this week, and they planned to fan out on Capitol Hill, imploring lawmakers to work to stop the tariff escalation.
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But his message of "social equality" has lost much of its initial impact among voters who have been imploring him to spell out more concretely his plans and how much they would cost.
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They are imploring the Trump administration to refrain from imposing tariffs that will raise the price of goods for American consumers and trigger international retaliation in the form of tariffs on American goods.
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But with a little over an hour left before the vote, Coons delivered an impassioned speech to the committee, imploring Republicans to take time to investigate further the sexual assault allegations against Kavanaugh.
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On Wednesday, the last five leaders of the House Republican campaign arm privately addressed Republican lawmakers, outlining the sort of suburban districts most at risk and imploring members to contribute to their colleagues.
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In his central aria, "Sois immobile" ("Remain motionless"), not only does he seem to be imploring Jemmy to stay in place; he also seems to be trying to halt the passage of time.
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There's a decent case to be made that imploring technology companies to determine what's acceptable news and what's not is a treacherous path to head down and one that we could come to regret.
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Whether they're wearing them, posting them, or simply imploring their fans to send them via Kimoji, it seems there's no look too skin-baring or over-exposed for this group of high-profile ladies.
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Matt Drudge issued a rare tweet Wednesday imploring Oprah Winfrey to launch a presidential bid against President Trump in 85033 after the talk-show star indicated she had reconsidered whether she could be president.
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Earlier Thursday, Mitt Romney, imploring Republicans to oppose Trump's candidacy, reiterated his claim that there is a "bombshell" in Trump's tax returns, suggesting Trump doesn't give nearly as much to veterans as he claims.
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My screening of Blade Runner 2049 began with a publicist reading a statement from Villeneuve imploring the critics in attendance to "preserve the magic" of the film by not spoiling any of its twists.
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Rather than be held accountable for the accuracy of people's paychecks, the IRS and Mnuchin are imploring taxpayers to double-check the government's work—or risk owing hundreds or thousands of dollars in 2019.
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Created in the memory of Stephanie Reinhart, who co-directed the American Dance Festival, this portrait of grief — complete with a row of white carnations placed on the stage — is too obvious, too imploring.
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Alongside his stunning, often harrowing photos of the years of upheaval and violence that wracked Libya, Brown includes text messages and emails from family imploring him to return, forwarding news bulletins, asking after him.
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Yet for Barty, who says her three-year-old niece has been imploring her to aim for "infinity and beyond", reaching the top is viewed as a stepping stone rather than an end destination.
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She was imploring folks to toughen up, just like she had with Keaton on occasion, including on the day he called from school saying he needed new clothes because he'd "spilled" milk on himself.
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Over the past few years, it seems like everyone and their mother has been begging — nay, imploring — you to get a neti pot, the teapot-esque vessel designed to flush out congested nasal passages.
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His pleading flickers on a fading tape in the archive of a television station: Teodoro sweating at the party convention, imploring hundreds of party militants to see that Mr. Chávez was a populist autocrat.
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That's why even General Motors, Toyota Motor and other major carmakers that have not yet joined the Golden State four have been imploring Trump to come up with a national standard acceptable to California.
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Hillary Clinton took the first step toward healing a deeply divided nation, offering an emotional concession to President-elect Donald Trump on Wednesday and imploring her supporters to accept him as their next president.
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The Democratic National Committee sent out an alert imploring those who work on presidential campaigns to delete the app from their phones, largely because FaceApp's creator, Wireless Lab, is based in St. Petersburg, Russia.
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If Logan were being advertised as the company's first transgender doll, his story would fit right in line with American Girl's origins, imploring kids to consider sophisticated issues at a second-grade reading level.
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Increasingly alarmed, five Iranian-American advocacy groups on Monday released the text of a letter sent on Friday to Secretary of State John Kerry imploring him to "redouble your efforts" to secure Mr. Namazi's release.
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Right now, many of her followers are still wary of feeling judged, imploring women of color to soften their criticism, grappling with their own traumas in ways that erase or perpetuate the traumas of others.
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Screenshot from Republican US Senator Chuck Grassley's Twitter, imploring whoever monitors Twitter for the President of the United States to pay attention to him (Twitter)And if you think it stops there, well, you're wrong.
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This is absolutely shocking ... Senator Dianne Feinstein tried to shut down some schoolchildren who were imploring her to do something about climate change and STAT ... essentially telling them to shut up because she knows better.
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A bipartisan group of senators wrote Trump on Friday to "express concern about Hungary's downward democratic trajectory and the implications for US interests in Central Europe," imploring him to raise the issues during his meeting.
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The Hitman's Bodyguard actress, 51, shared a video on Instagram Wednesday, imploring people to donate money toward relief efforts in Mexico City and surrounding states after it was rocked by a 2163 magnitude earthquake Tuesday.
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In a recent Instagram post, for example, Jacare addressed Bisping, imploring that he deserved the shot more than anybody else who's been calling for it, and assuring that he'd take that shot pretty much anywhere.
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Several professors I spoke to say that officials who work for the government's science departments are privately imploring researchers outside the government to download what they can now, or risk losing access to it later.
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" Speaking to pilgrims at his regular Sunday Angelus service in St. Peter's Square, he added: "I am spiritually close to the displaced and to all the people affected, imploring God for relief in their suffering.
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He constantly blames Democrats for what he views as despairing livelihoods in American cities, imploring minority crowds at his rallies with rhetorical questions like "What the hell do you have to lose?" by supporting him.
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Michael Bruce Curry, the presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church in the United States, delivered a searing, soaring 13-minute speech, imploring Christians to put love at the center of their spiritual and political lives.
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Everyone imploring me to come back, and to bring Remy, my 8-year-old, and I was sure that I would come back, and bring Remy, because I had fallen in love with these people.
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Last week US President Barack Obama joined the chorus of those imploring the Kremlin to secure Savchenko's release but the Russian President rebuffed Obama's request in a phone call, according to Putin's spokesman, Dmitry Peskov.
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After imploring her to cut it out at the start of his 20-minute interview on April 22016th, she managed to squeeze it in four times, with 22011 mentions of strength—about one every eight sentences.
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The dynamic in the stream, with Ralph and others egging Lane on, then imploring him to calm down, is telling, and done with such a practiced rhythm by everyone involved that it scans as a performance.
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Screenshot from Republican US Senator Chuck Grassley's Twitter, imploring whoever monitors Twitter for the President of the United States to pay attention to him (Twitter)Do you ever feel like President Trump isn't listening to you?
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The next night, at Dante's in Portland, all of the bands' sets were pushed back, and during Wax Idols' set, the sound person came onstage, imploring them to play two more songs, presumably to buy time.
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Friday's USA Today report finds that USA Swimming sent letters to the USOC in 2004 and early 2005 imploring the governing body to address, on a national scale, the rising epidemic of sexual abuse of athletes.
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Today, the country of Jordan's Football Association revealed for the first time a heart-felt form letter that Ali sent to all the FAs last year, imploring them to vote conscientiously for a new FIFA president.
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He's utilized his deep baritone, an aggressive and direct instrument, to great effect, by speaking his truth and imploring listeners to "drink more water," or rather, ingest more knowledge, stay spiritual, remain clear-eyed and focused.
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In an effort to build up goodwill among Raqqa's residents — and win hearts and minds — the US-led coalition has been imploring the SDF to treat civilians well and encouraging locals to trust the Syrian forces.
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In a series of narrative posts from the perspective of the slain girl, Linda O'Keefe, Newport Beach police relayed what they know about what happened while imploring the public to come forward with any additional information.
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An officer who spoke Vietnamese made an appeal in that language for television news crews, imploring the public and especially anyone in the Vietnamese community to speak up if they know anything about the escapees whereabouts.
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Smith, the 21-year-old son of actors Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith, joined mass youth-led protests that took place in cities around the world in September imploring leaders to confront the climate crisis.
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Samantha Power, one of his campaign surrogates and now his United Nations ambassador, issued a roughly five-minute video imploring Armenian-Americans to vote for Mr. Obama precisely because he would follow through on his promise.
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Embracing his role as party leader, President Donald Trump issued a stern warning at a rally Thursday that Democrats would disrupt the economic progress of his administration, imploring Republicans to mobilize during the 2018 midterm elections.
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LeBron joined Dwayne Wade, Chris Paul, and Carmelo Anthony earlier this month by opening ESPN's ESPY's with a speech imploring athletes to take a political stance against police brutality, so that their voices may be heard.
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On Thursday, a group of 300 business leaders co-signed a letter to President Trump and leaders in Congress, imploring them to continue to protect "Dreamers," children brought illegally to the United States, from being deported.
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In a close vote in Budapest in 2016, before which Serbia's soccer chief had made an impassioned speech imploring members to reject membership for Kosovo, the organization eventually accepted the Balkan nation as UEFA's 55th member.
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That appears to be the thinking of whoever commandeered TOMS Shoes' email over the weekend and sent out a message imploring customers to, for the love of god, just close their laptops for a goddamn minute.
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For weeks, prominent Republican advisers have been privately imploring President Donald Trump to sideline Rudy Giuliani after a barrage of inconsistent, combative and occasionally cringe-inducing media interviews, according to three people familiar with the conversations.
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"Calling on our TX elected leaders to say 'NO MAS' and standup for our children!" the researcher, Dr. Peter Hotez, tweeted, imploring lawmakers do away with exemption laws that are leading to an increase in unvaccinated children.
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Washington (CNN)In a role reversal on Tuesday, Senate Democrats were imploring one of President Donald Trump's nominees to uphold a campaign promise he made -- while Republicans sought assurances the nominee would try to change Trump's mind.
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But even Trump had sought to temper expectations, saying with caucuses there are "always problems" and imploring the thousands of supporters who turned up at his caucus eve rally in Las Vegas to get out and vote. .
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"But Francis is also imploring us to listen to the wisdom of the people of the Amazon, insisting that we learn from the way they live with the environment rather than in competition with it," she said.
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Jerry Brown, the former governor of California, testified before members of Congress on Tuesday, imploring them to halt the Trump administration's attempts to squash California's right to set more stringent vehicle emissions standards than the federal rules.
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Jerry Brown, the former governor of California, testified before members of Congress on Tuesday, imploring them to halt the Trump administration's attempts to squash California's right to set more stringent vehicle emissions standards than the federal rules.
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Marvel Studios appeared to address that incident with a cryptic tweet featuring the hashtag #DontSpoilTheEndgame and a generic-sounding letter from the film's directors, Joe and Anthony Russo, imploring fans to keep quiet about the film's plot.
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CAVUTO: So if the president is meeting with the FBI director and Rod Rosenstein and he&aposs obviously imploring -- I know this was originally schedule about a week ago, so I will accept that at face value.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Yemeni children are dying from starvation and disease as trucks with life-saving supplies are blocked in port, leaving medical staff and desperate mothers imploring aid workers to do more, a senior U.N. official said.
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On Monday, the Mozilla Foundation and other nonprofits sent a joint letter to Facebook and Google imploring them to put a moratorium on political ads in the leadup to the U.K.'s general election in mid-December.
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Abner's eyes were large and imploring, his complexion so pale that, when he happened to pose in front of a white wall, the face he had so painstakingly sculpted melted into the background and became almost invisible.
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But he and his collaborators fill the digital spaces with vocals: syncopated flurries in "FYM," undulating pleas in "Rivals" and long-breathed whispers and imploring falsetto declarations in "Tell Me," the album's most leisurely and passionate song.
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The film's director, actress Olivia Wilde, set outsized expectations for the film, when she tweeted an imploring message on Memorial Day Weekend: "Anyone out there saving Booksmart for another day, consider making that day TODAY," Wilde wrote.
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The New York Times was one of more than 350 newspapers that took part in last week's editorials from across the country, imploring the public to trust them in the name of a free and fair press.
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Curtis wrote his older brother, who still held 13% of Friendly's, imploring him not to sell, but Prestley responded, through the Boston Globe, that he believed he was right and was going forward with the sale anyway.
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EPA ADMINISTRATORS UNITE: Four former Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) administrators appeared before the House Energy and Commerce Committee on Tuesday, criticizing the agency's direction under the Trump administration and imploring Congress to return it to its mission.
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Notably, Bartholomew's flaying is not highlighted with brilliant red flowing blood, but is tucked into the background of the picture; in the foreground, the imploring, emphatic face of the saint gazes directly out of the pictorial frame.
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Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the self-declared caliph of the Islamic State, broke a nearly yearlong silence, imploring his forces to remain firm in the face of the American-backed offensive to retake the city of Mosul.
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Some Justice Department employees on Friday sent Attorney General William Barr a letter, saying the federal government "must do more to protect its employees" and imploring the department to allow them to telework because of the outbreak.
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While Covid-19 has been more deadly for older people, and those with underlying health issues, officials are imploring everyone to practice social distancing, as asymptomatic carriers of the virus can contribute to its swift, silent spread.
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A TMZ producer was in court, and heard Shmurda's lawyer speak with his client and other defendants, imploring them to take the deal because they'd never get a sympathetic jury and they were facing life in prison.
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Without explicitly mentioning him by name, Brooks noted that Strange had signed a bipartisan letter in April imploring Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Mr. Schulback grabbed Edith and Helen, again imploring his other relatives to leave, and escaped back to the United States with a few suitcases, claiming to the Nazi immigration officers that his family was going on vacation.
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Dressed in dark suit and tie, Netanyahu, 69, sat at a desk, a map of the Middle East in the background, and made his appeal in a rapid and imploring cadence worthy of fast-talking, "infomercial" pitchmen.
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In northeast Ohio, Representative Tim Ryan, a Democrat whose district recently lost 1,600 jobs with the shutdown of a plant making the Chevrolet Cruze, wrote a letter on Friday imploring Amazon to build a second headquarters there.
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New York (CNN)Bernie Sanders was back on the presidential campaign trail Thursday evening, imploring his supporters to continue his "political revolution" -- even though he has recently acknowledged that he is unlikely to be the Democratic presidential nominee.
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We understand that the relatively small amounts we spend on lattes and cold brew can add up in just a week, but imploring us to deny ourselves one of life's simplest, most wonderful pleasures doesn't really seem fair.
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The former secretary of state was not so gentle at an Indianola, Iowa, event on Thursday when she delivered a blistering assessment of Sanders' credentials, imploring Iowa voters to scrutinize his policies and readiness for the White House.
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It is for this reason that the IMF is imploring Brazil's presidential hopefuls to be very responsible in what they say about the need for budget belt-tightening as well as about the urgent need for pension reform.
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Humanitarian organizations are imploring the United States to end military support to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in Yemen's civil war, warning of potential U.S. responsibility for 14 million people being at risk of famine.
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Every time I stumbled out of the US Embassy, it was with a renewed appreciation of the concept of Judgment Day -- standing exposed and naked before unmovable powers, imploring every god, man, and saint you're not found wanting.
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As soon as the LA Times outed De Niro as the booster of this film, members of the press and the scientific community immediately pushed back, imploring the actor to avoid giving more airtime to an absurd idea.
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He speaks in long, long sentences, which he organizes with a repertoire of hand gestures—karate chops, a raised index finger, imploring open hands, table sweeps, a fist shaken at an unthreatening angle, a palm to his chest.
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Sure enough, within hours of his arrest on Friday, Stone was trying to do just that, calling in to a far-right radio show, professing his innocence, and imploring listeners to contribute $2 million to his legal defense.
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ROME — Pope Francis on Thursday got on his hands and knees before the leaders of South Sudan's government and its opposition, kissing their shoes and imploring the two men to maintain the tenuous peace that exists between them.
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In column after column, they have been imploring their co-partisans to remember a fundamental fact: America is a center-right nation, where nearly 70 percent of voters are moderate or conservative, and just 25 percent are liberal.
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As the president of the Saudi American Public Relation Affairs Committee, Salman al-Ansari, says in this Hill blog post, the Saudis are imploring Israel to resuscitate their collapsing economy and defend them against their Iranian Muslim brethren.
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According to CNBC, on Wednesday, Faulkner sent a letter to the presidents and CEOs of her company's clients — such as hospitals, doctors' offices, and research institutions — imploring them to tell the HHS that they are against the rule.
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Schumer kept up his requests over the weekend to have four key Trump administration figures testify at the Senate trial, imploring four Senate Republicans to break ranks and back the call, but McConnell remains unbowed by the pressure.
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Fox News hosts and contributors including Sean Hannity, Laura Ingraham, Jeanine Pirro, Tomi Lahren, and Tammy Bruce have all tweeted out the same message imploring their fans to voice their displeasure with Roku and demand their channels back.
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"Absolutely critical to border security and national security is a wall or a physical barrier that prevents entry in the first place," he wrote in a letter to Congress on Friday imploring them to approve funding for the wall.
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He narrated a despairing letter imploring Alice to respond to his many unanswered messages — an imaginative extrapolation of what actually happened when the parents of Alice Liddell, the real-life inspiration for Alice, forbade Dodgson from contacting her again.
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Cuccinelli has made use of his short time leading the agency, pushing policies that cut back the time immigrants have to consult with attorneys before their initial asylum interviews and imploring asylum officers to be stricter in the interviews.
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Other pieces: Transportation: 14% Manufacturing: 21% Buildings: 6% Agriculture: 24% Other sources: 10% Gates is imploring people to realize that addressing climate change means changing the fundamental way our lives are run, which ultimately means the entire global economy.
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Marvel Studios appeared to address the incident Tuesday afternoon with a cryptic tweet featuring the hashtag #DontSpoilTheEndgame and a generic-sounding letter from the film's directors, Joe and Anthony Russo, imploring fans to keep quiet about the film's plot.
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He said the negotiation between Dinneen and Icahn resulted in a joint memorandum from them imploring the White House to alter the biofuels program by removing the blending requirement from refiners, and by providing incentives for more ethanol production.
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During this latest trip to Lebanon, Jolie Pitt delivered a passionate speech about the ongoing refugee crisis, imploring the leaders of the world to increase their support of the refugees on the fifth anniversary of the Syrian Civil War.
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Meninist blogger Daryush Valizadeh — who goes by the name "Roosh V" — believes rape "should be legalised on private property," and regularly posts tips for "picking up" women, imploring men to "stop asking for permission" when it comes to sex.
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"This is so frustrating not to mention so sad 😟 I have tools in there I've collected for the past 14 years that are irreplaceable!" she added, before imploring her friends and followers to help get the airline's attention.
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In 2014, the prime minister conceded his public image as a privileged Englishman with aristocratic roots did not make him the best salesman for the United Kingdom in Scotland, even imploring Scots to ignore their personal dislike for him.
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You're Smith or a player union leader, trying to rally your members for a strike—or maybe just imploring them not to cross a picket line, even though their mortgages are going unpaid and their bills are piling up.
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"Right now, it's a season of war against a GOP establishment," Bannon said in a speech to a group of conservative activists in Washington over the weekend, imploring them to keep up the fight against the "imperial" political class.
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Then, for the first set of interrogations, Mr. Khweis was not Mirandized...During each interrogation, Mr. Khweis begged, pleaded, and wept, imploring the agents to bring him back home, even if it meant returning home to face criminal charges.
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Vertical Entertainment, the distributor of the movie, had previously released a statement imploring moviegoers to enjoy the film despite Spacey's role, which the company characterized as minor and said it hoped would not take away from the overall production.
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Graham also tweeted at Trump last week, imploring the president to "listen to your commanders, not [Office of the Secretary of Defense] policy shop civilians," regarding the cease-fire that was facilitated between Turkey and U.S. allied Kurdish forces.
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Donald Trump embraced the role of political underdog Wednesday, imploring his supporters to "pretend we're down" despite a national poll that shows him neck and neck with Hillary Clinton and others that put him ahead in key battleground states.
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I see you and I feel you, and we are Members Only," Renee offers, imploring others who have gone through similar experiences "to step back from the fear we are putting ourselves in and the disconnection and the shame.
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Zoe Lofgren (D-Calif.) was pressed by host Jake Tapper on her comments during the trial imploring senators not to "surrender to the president's stonewalling," given that the House did not pursue court cases further to force witness testimony.
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The ACLU of Missouri has since sent a letter to Ferguson City Attorney Stephanie Karr imploring her to install Mitchom, and stating that her ruling about the four-vote minimum misinterpreted the city's charter and rulings in past cases.
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Help, a shaggy black dog with imploring eyes and streaks of white across his face and chest, was taken to fund-raisers in Britain and France for charities assisting the children of railway workers who had died on the job.
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President Trump praised retiring Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy as "a very special guy" and "a great man" at a rally in North Dakota Wednesday evening before imploring GOP voters to keep the Senate in Republican hands this coming November.
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Because of women we flipped the US House of Representative," she said, imploring the crowd to believe "now is not the time to be polite, now is not the time for small steps, now is the time to fight like hell.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump on Sunday night slammed outgoing CIA Director John Brennan for imploring the President-elect to put his confidence in the intelligence community and develop an "appreciation" for the effect his words could have on national security.
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Identifying themselves as gay, bisexual, asexual, non-binary, transgender, fat, Black, Chicana, disabled, and more, these young Americans congratulate Trump on attaining the highest office in the land before imploring him to take the potential impact of his new position seriously.
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Today he's gone all caps: "WH:ANSWER MY LETTER"Screenshot from Republican US Senator Chuck Grassley's Twitter, imploring whoever monitors Twitter for the President of the United States to pay attention to him (Twitter)Again, this isn't instilling confidence in our government.
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For months, I've been imploring headphone makers to get with the times — a majority of smartphones and laptops now charge via USB-C — but most of them kept updating their flagship models while keeping the flimsier and now outdated MicroUSB standard.
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" Added Henstridge, "The whole reason that I came out about Brett is because I had this situation with Harvey and everyone was telling me and people knew the story as well, and people were imploring me to come out about it.
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"Since there's not a great commercial product to solve this issue yet, everyone comes up with their own solutions," she writes, giving examples of blankets, layers and more and imploring others to "cut parents some slack" before jumping to conclusions.
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"I don't want to see all the little boys and girls on my street have to grow up to have that reality," she said, imploring the judge to move forward with the consent decree for the sake of her family.
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The ad, titled "Inseparable" and cinematically shot to portray a gauzy, gothic moment on the streets of the antebellum South, depicted a white man offering a black woman a ring and imploring her to "escape to the North" with him.
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"It is with a sense of urgency that I renew my appeal, imploring those responsible with all my strength for an immediate ceasefire," he said before tens of thousands of people at his weekly general audience in St. Peter's Square.
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The frequently used imagery of young, white children, (American citizens naturally), who are pictured in the dumbed-down sensationalized public awareness campaigns with duct tape over their mouths, in handcuffs and chains, imploring the public for rescue ignores that complexity.
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Clinton isn't the most plausible agent of that, not after a quarter-century as a Democratic standard-bearer, not with a previous stint in the White House, not with Obama imploring Americans to honor and safeguard his legacy by choosing her.
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Aid groups plead with US: Before the vote and the briefing were confirmed, five humanitarian organizations released an unusually stark statement Monday imploring the United States to end military support to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates in the war.
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Students and alumni of the University of Michigan are imploring Stephen Ross to cancel his fundraiser for President Donald Trump, or else they will urge officials to remove Ross' name from buildings and signs around the school's Ann Arbor campus.
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For the college students who spent their spring break in Florida, the week was already somewhat different, with the steady drumbeat of health and local officials imploring them to wash their hands, practice social distancing and, if sick, stay away.
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In particular, the heightening tension as Jaime plunges toward Dany, knowing he's probably doomed, with frequent cuts to Tyrion imploring his estranged brother not to piss off the giant dragon, made for a white-knuckle end to an already impressive episode.
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Announcements punctuate the hum of activity that fills the space between sets, imploring Wendy to call her dad at the motel, asking the crowd to be careful with the brown acid being passed around, which might not be up to snuff.
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"Your day of fun should not come at the expense of us dropping everything while dealing with this public health crisis to come save you," Susan Lilly, the San Miguel County public information officer, said after imploring people to be careful.
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At least some of the workers who attended the speech were instructed not to protest the President, who told the crowd of workers at the Royal Dutch Shell plant he would be imploring their union leaders to support his reelection.
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He was exposed to people who felt very differently about slavery who he respected and loved, like the Marquis de Lafayette, who then spent decades imploring Washington to emancipate his slaves and sent various proposals about how to do it.
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Over 85033 American businesses and investors, including major multinationals, signed an open letter to then President-elect Trump and Congress imploring them to protect low-carbon policies, continue U.S. participation in the Paris Agreement and invest in a low-carbon economy.
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Any sense of demoralization that sets in amid GOP voters could dampen their turnout in the election, one reason why Trump is stepping up his campaign swings through red states and imploring his loyal base to turn out in record numbers.
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Pakistan's prime minister, Imran Khan, was a man on a mission at the United Nations, imploring members last week to persuade India to lift its siege of Kashmir, a longtime flash point between the two nations, which both have nuclear weapons.
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A source familiar with the blow up told CNN that then-chief of staff Reince Priebus was forced to run out of the West Wing to "tap" on the window of Sessions' idling car before imploring him not to resign.
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Measles encephalitis is what killed Olivia, the 7-year-old daughter of the writer Roald Dahl, in 1962, before the vaccine was available; he wrote a passionate letter to other parents two decades later, imploring them to get their children immunized.
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I am afraid the story of Jeremiah did not go well, and he ended his third letter, the one written after he was wounded in the stomach, by imploring Becky to hear his voice in the wind in the trees.
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As a result of the team's struggles, and his own missteps, Dolan is a frequent target of disdain from Knicks fans, and a good percentage of them might agree with the anonymous fan on the TMZ video imploring him to sell.
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On Friday, he will make a presentation to the 323 member nations of FIFA, world soccer's governing body, imploring them to vote for him to become the next FIFA president — a position many people believe is the most powerful in global sports.
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The US government, European leaders and other diplomats have weighed in, imploring Myanmar's still-newly-elected democratic leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, herself a one-time human rights icon, to reverse this egregious violation of international norms protecting the freedom of the press.
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When the season's third hour concludes with a rally featuring a speaker earnestly imploring his listeners — including some of the season's more privileged characters — to think about the cost of their lives, it pulls everything together, rather than pushing the audience away.
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After his son, Billy, was born with a congenital heart condition in April, Kimmel came back in May with an impassioned, tearful monologue imploring the American public and government alike to educate themselves on the consequences of repealing Obamacare without a comparable replacement.
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A lot of bad faith arguments have been flying across the internet — whiny screeds imploring patient black people to "explain exactly why blackface is bad" — as people rush to draw lines between "appreciation and accuracy," and cruel caricature and baked-in dehumanization.
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SO, AGAIN, I'M IMPLORING YOU TO LOOK AT YOUR COMMENTS ON JUNE 003 BEFORE THE QUARTER AND LOOK AT IT NOW AND I'M NOT SAYING THROW THEM A BONE, BUT YOU HAVE TO RECOGNIZE THAT THIS WAS THE BEST QUARTER OF APPAREL.
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In the documents, the producer is eager for Gaga to hand over her text messages between her and Kesha – conversations in which Kesha allegedly told Gaga she'd been abused by Luke, and imploring Gaga to join a 'smear campaign against [Dr. Luke].
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Buyers think they're up to speed because they've seen the commercials on television and the advertisements imploring everyone to be on the lookout for irresponsible breeders trying to make a fast buck by keeping hundreds of dogs at a time living in squalor.
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Ellenbogen takes a stab at a BU study—we'll get to that in a second—because of a lack of transparency, while also imploring both to understand that he and his group have no conflict of interest despite their ties to the NFL.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Seeking to quell a social media campaign imploring Mexicans to boycott U.S. companies, Starbucks defended itself on Friday, saying it had invested millions in the country, created more than 7,000 jobs, and that its local unit is Mexican-owned.
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" Though it was in no way indicative of the Muslim population—the survey was criticized as misleading by the organization that sets ethical standards for polling—Conway reported her findings to the media as fact, imploring Americans to "look at the data.
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" The experience transformed Mathis's views on sexuality, leading him—years later—to a lonely patch of grass outside Moore's rally, imploring folks not to vote for a man who, among his alleged transgressions, has also openly called homosexuality "a crime against nature.
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In a video posted to his son Bronny's Instagram story, James was seen celebrating with his family ahead of what must be a favorite meal of the week, excitedly imploring each of his kids to yell out "TACO TUESDAY!" around the table.
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U.S. 27, Argentina 78 RIO DE JANEIRO — Argentine fans were irrepressible, bouncing up and down and back and forth across the stands, waving flags, imploring their compatriots to jump along, and singing that anyone who did not join the fun was Brazilian.
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The video showing Mr. Namazi came a few days after Muhammad Ali's widow, Lonnie, wrote a letter imploring Ayatollah Khamenei to release Mr. Namazi and his father, Baquer Namazi, a former Iranian governor and a representative of the United Nations Children's Fund.
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UNITED NATIONS, Aug 29 (Reuters) - The United States has proposed that the U.N. Security Council on Tuesday agree on a statement condemning North Korea's ballistic missile launch and imploring "all states to strictly, fully and expeditiously implement" United Nations sanctions on Pyongyang.
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Why she matters: BlackRock is the world's largest investment firm, and Edkins was mentioned in a letter BlackRock Chairman and CEO Larry Fink sent earlier this year to companies imploring them to drive sustainable long-term growth, which includes a focus on climate.
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So, in front of a standing-room-only crowd, Ren delivers an impassioned, pandering speech at a town council meeting He cites Bible verses from the Psalms, 2 Samuel, and Ecclesiastes that unequivocally endorse dancing, imploring the council to reconsider the law.
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That's why health care workers, celebrities and regular folks are imploring the public not to stay home for themselves but for others -- higher-risk adults over 60, people with compromised immune systems and physicians and nurses on the front lines of the pandemic.
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Hua Qu, the wife of Wang Xiyue, a Princeton graduate student imprisoned by Iran since 2016 on a charge of espionage, wrote on May 24 in The Washington Post that she was imploring world powers to get Tehran to free her husband.
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It made for a striking opening scene, helped by Brandon Stirling Baker's lighting and scenic design: Five dancers, bending forward and reaching up with imploring arms, clustered close in a corner of the stage, while five others stood along the back of it.
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Congressional Democrats began imploring Trump more than four weeks ago to make an emergency funding request for battling the virus that has killed more than 3,000 people around the world, rather than continuing to shift millions of dollars out of other health programs.
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On Friday, lead officials at the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, along with the mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs, sent a letter to the Department of Justice imploring them to immediately close an immigration court in the city.
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" Backing up Ms. Merkel, dozens of prominent scholars and policymakers on both sides of the Atlantic have signed an open letter condemning the proposal and imploring the United States and the European Union to oppose "a return to ethnification of polities and frontiers.
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Mr. Rosenzweig writes to his readership, imploring that if they "have America's interests at heart" and also have the opportunity to leak transcripts of the president's conversations with foreign leaders, they should resist the very "norm-destruction" ushered in by Mr. Trump.
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What Reagan wouldn't even whisper, the city shouted, with protesters imploring the country to pay heed to their legions of friends who were falling ill, and legitimizing a subculture that had largely kept to the shadows but would never be hidden again.
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Text messages imploring Trump supporters to contribute to the president's "impeachment defense fund" and reminding them of the upcoming House vote have been sent almost nightly since the House Judiciary Committee voted on Friday to advance articles of impeachment against the president.
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After Jennifer Lopez revealed Thursday night that she still hasn't heard from her family in Puerto Rico — two days after Hurricane Maria ravaged the U.S. territory and left millions without power — she is describing the level of destruction and imploring people to lend a hand.
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As part of his international tour, Guaidó made his way across Colombia, Canada, and various nations in Europe, in a bid to encourage the countries' respective leaders to throw their weight behind him, imploring them to come down harder on Maduro's authoritarian socialist regime.
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Nancy Pelosi's letter to Congress about the whistleblower After the existence of the whistleblower became known -- but before the complaint was released -- House Speaker Nancy Pelosi sent a letter to her colleagues imploring the Trump administration to allow the whistleblower to come before Congress.
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The United States has proposed that the Security Council adopt a statement on Tuesday condemning North Korea's ballistic missile launch and imploring "all states to strictly, fully, and expeditiously implement" U.N. sanctions on Pyongyang, according to a copy of the draft statement seen by Reuters.
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Martin Heinrich (D-NM) sent a letter to president-elect Trump imploring him to "immediately notify and request" that senior officials in both the NNSA and the Pentagon stay on in their roles until their eventual replacements can be found and confirmed by the Senate.
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As President-elect Donald Trump's administration takes shape, Star Trek alum George Takei has penned an impassioned essay imploring the country's incoming leaders to not repeat the mistakes of the past and to use extreme caution when considering the possibility of a national Muslim registry.
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Neera Tanden, who is no stranger to feuding with leftists on Twitter, told me, "I've used [alt-left] to describe particular people who've used racially charged terms," like those who endorsed a Medium post imploring Anti-Establishment leftist activists to work with the alt-right.
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In his first season coaching the Illini, Underwood has been imploring his team not to let the ball stick in one spot of the floor when running the offense, and it listened, finishing with 20 assists on 34 made baskets while winning by 47 points.
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One level deeper: The Chamber has been officially noncommittal with its position on the Paris climate deal, instead blaming former President Barack Obama for what Eule said was not a collaborative process, and imploring Congress to enact policy to address climate change instead of regulations.
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The meeting lasted more than three hours as parents spoke passionately, imploring the council to delay the vote so that the two communities could try to get to know each other and figure out how they could bridge their economic, racial and cultural divides.
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But Persson became unsettled by his fame, as well as the incessant demands of his increasingly impassioned fans — who barraged him with emails, tweets and forum posts, imploring him to add new elements to Minecraft, or complaining when he updated the game and changed something.
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At the same time, U.S. corporations, as well as activists, are imploring Trump to keep the United States in the agreement, particularly since the targets imposed by the global agreement are voluntary and self-imposed and the U.S. is halfway to reaching its targets.
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In a new 50 page report, a team of MIT cybersecurity researchers asserts that the most vital economic systems in the U.S. are essentially defenseless, imploring the Trump administration to do something about it instead of just waiting for everything to come crashing down.
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GREENSBORO, N.C. — President Obama on Tuesday ripped into Donald J. Trump as a fundamentally indecent person dangerously unsuited and unprepared for the presidency, imploring voters to "turn back the forces of racism and misogyny, and send a message for progress" by electing Hillary Clinton instead.
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Then, at a rally on a Friday night in Alabama in September, Mr. Trump moved the debate back to the fore, rousing the crowd by imploring N.F.L. owners to fire any player who refused to stand and referring to protesting players using an epithet.
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Whether you "shout your abortion," advocate for it to be "free and plentiful," tolerate it as an option that should be "safe, legal and rare," or stand outside Planned Parenthood facilities imploring mothers to choose life, you (implicitly or explicitly) hold one of these views.
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While imploring his wife to let him in on the secret behind her upcoming film A Simple Favor — in which a woman named Emily Nelson (Lively) mysteriously vanishes — Ryan Reynolds let slip that Lively, 30, actually drove him to the hospital while she was in labor.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, according to NBC News, said he is ready to get the bill passed in a speedy manner: "I am imploring, pleading and even begging to Leader McConnell to put this bill on the floor as soon as it passes the House."
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Biden does not want to get pulled into "a mud fight," as he told donors last week in California, yet early attempts to respond to the President's bombastic claims left many senior Democrats saying Biden looked weak and imploring the campaign to ramp up its response.
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The city is largely giving itself over to the memorial service, offering free bus rides to ticketholders, urging downtown businesses to use common sense when deciding whether to open and imploring residents to offer a heaping slice of Southern hospitality to the throngs of out-of-towners.
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The British author has appeased fans over the years with related releases, but there is one piece of writing she is imploring fans not to buy: an 22001-word prequel that was written on a notecard for a charity auction in 25 — and was recently stolen.
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Soon after she testified before the Indiana House Judiciary Committee at a hearing on the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, imploring legislators not to pass a bill that could make it possible for healthcare workers to deny patients like her wife treatment on the grounds of their sexuality.
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But committee Chairman Ed Royce said Wednesday that he believes it is in US national security interest to "enforce the hell" out of the Iran nuclear deal -- imploring President Donald Trump to clearly explain the facts behind whatever decision he makes regarding the deal's certification this week.
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Tom Cotton (R-AR) and Marco Rubio (R-FL), wrote a letter to the secretary imploring him to expel Cuban diplomats from the US. If Cuba doesn't figure out who or what was behind the attacks, the legislators said that America should close the Havana embassy.
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All along, the nation's top intelligence and law enforcement officials have been sounding the alarm, warning that Russia is engaged in a "24/7, 365-days-a-year" effort to disrupt the upcoming midterm elections and imploring Congress and the White House to take more decisive action.
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WASHINGTON — Justin Muzinich, a top aide to Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, was deep into writing the administration's tax plan this fall when he got an email from his high school math teacher imploring him to remember his old lessons and not deliver a giveaway for the rich.
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With the midterms fast approaching, Hillary Clinton has written a scathing critique of President Trump that accused him of disregarding the law and weakening the social fabric of the country, imploring voters to "do everything we can to fight back" and "mobilize massive turnout" in November.
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Mr. Trump, who has eschewed the advocacy tours that his predecessors have used to build support for their top domestic priorities, made a rare direct appeal to voters during his speech, imploring them to call their representatives and senators and demand action on the tax proposal.
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AWS CEO Andy Jassy spent more time than in the past trashing Microsoft at 21's re:Invent customer conference in December, imploring customers to move to the cloud faster and showing that his company is preparing for a battle with its rivals in the years ahead.
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On Tuesday, more than a dozen organizations representing health care providers signed an open letter to Mr. McConnell, published in his hometown paper, The Courier-Journal of Louisville, imploring him to "STOP the mad rush to pass this bill" and instead seek advice from health care experts.
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Lindsey Graham, the sycophant of the century, called the whistle-blower's complaint a setup, as if it didn't rest on the sturdy foundation of a reconstructed transcript — released by the White House — that shows Trump imploring a foreign leader to do political dirty work for him.
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The crowd was imploring her to play some of the hits, but she said she'd only sing the two songs she was asked to sing: "The Star Spangled Banner" & 2001's "Never Give Up." Gospel, a Steyer staffer relayed, is pretty much all the candidate listens to.
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Mothers with babies in the ward were imploring friends and family for loans to buy basic medical supplies from pharmacies around Lomé, the capital, because items like drugs, saline solution, latex gloves and packets of clean water were not available at Sylvanus Olympio University Teaching Hospital.
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"Look, this question about whether or not a woman can be president has been raised, and it's time for us to attack it head-on," Warren said, imploring the Iowa audience to "look at the men" on the debate stage: Joe Biden, Pete Buttigieg, Sanders and Steyer.
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Some of Mr. Biden's top aides, including his campaign manager, Greg Schultz, and the campaign chairman, Steve Ricchetti, have been imploring bundlers to gather as much money as possible, even if the former vice president himself cannot attend events, according to people familiar with the plans.
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After a nearly yearlong silence, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the self-declared caliph of the Islamic State, released a blistering audio recording imploring his forces to remain firm in the face of the American-backed Iraqi offensive in Mosul and excoriating those who might consider fleeing.
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One day after Donald Trump Jr. published an op-ed using Mollie Tibbetts's death to advance an anti-immigrant agenda — as her family had already asked people not to do — her father responded with his own column, imploring everyone to stop politicizing the slain Iowa student's death.
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So while we're imploring Stateside brands to adopt this trendy take on lifestyle gear (and crossing our fingers outdoors hubs like REI will take initiative and start stocking up on the four brands ahead), click through to familiarize yourself with the styles that are about to change the game.
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In their own post, Diet Prada went on to call out Grande and Kardashian West — who has traveled with Hyde and who was photographed by him in Bali just days before he was involved in a near-fatal car accident — imploring them to speak out about his behavior.
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Washington (CNN)One minute before noon Thursday, just as the FBI director he fired was imploring him on national television to release secret tapes of their White House meetings, President Donald Trump strode from the Oval Office to his idling car and was whisked from the South Lawn.
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Huawei has also fought back in newspapers around the world, with ads imploring readers to "don't believe in everything you hear" as published in the Wall Street Journal, or in one New Zealand paper, equating a ban on the Huawei to a ban on the country's national rugby team.
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Illustrator Rosie O'Neill drew the original Kewpie doll, with its big, imploring eyes and rosy cheeks, for the 1909 Christmas edition of Ladies Home Journal and it was so popular, there were paper versions by 1912 and 3D mass-produced dolls at a German toy manufacturer by 1913.
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The simple part is that if you like rhythmically intense music that's spare and huge and human-scale all at once, you have to hear this intransigently masculine Syrian exile: call-and-response between his imploring baritone and oud lines adapted to baritone synth (over percussion aplenty, you bet).
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"Look, this question about whether or not a woman can be president has been raised, and it's time for us to attack it head-on," Warren said, imploring the Iowa audience to "look at the men" on the debate stage: Joe Biden, Pete Buttigieg, Sanders and Tom Steyer.
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But Mr. Cook and Mr. Koch have written an op-ed in the WaPo imploring Congress to give "dreamers" — the young immigrants at the center of a fight over illegal immigration — a path to staying in the U.S. From the piece: This is a political, economic and moral imperative.
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In the past, she's called out Miley Cyrus for her "overt use of her sexuality and her vagina to gain a platform"; in a column for the UK website Company, she also criticized Rihanna for posing pantsless on Instagram, imploring her to "put away her minge" (British for female genitalia).
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In January 1944, the front was pushed back by the Soviet Army almost all the way to the former Estonian border and the newly formed government President Jüri Uluots delivered a radio address imploring all able-bodied men to report for German military service (before this, Uluots had opposed Estonian mobilization).
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. In manner of a fan imploring Britney Spears to "Come to Brazil!!!" it appears that M.I.A. is taking a somewhat hands on approach to her curatorial role at this year's Meltdown festival, which will take place at London's Southbank Centre from June 9-18.
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House Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Ed Royce said Wednesday that he believes it is in the United States' national security interest to "enforce the hell" out of the Iran nuclear deal -- imploring President Donald Trump to clearly explain the facts behind whatever decision he makes regarding the deal's certification this week.
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And Mr. Trump has happily resumed control of his Twitter feed, using it to bash targets in the news media and criticize the cast of the Broadway musical "Hamilton" for imploring Vice President-elect Mike Pence, who was in the audience Friday night, to govern on behalf of all Americans.
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I applaud the open letter from the 44 former senators, imploring current senators to rise to the occasion because they believe, correctly, that foundations of our democracy and security are now under threat, as the chief justice believes, correctly, that the independence of the judiciary must be preserved, protected and defended.
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"Show Us You Care," The Daily Express said in its emblematic headline, imploring a staid queen, who had never once let down her guard in public, to address the nation and lower all her flags to half-staff, even as every fiber of her deeply conservative being militated against it.
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RELATED: Trump tweets 'WITCH HUNT' following his attacks on Mueller But while he was silent, the GOP leader knew the Sunday TV talk shows were filled with members of his Republican conference -- from across the ideological spectrum -- urging caution to the President and imploring him not to take the drastic step.
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Then it inspired the great calypsonian Lord Melody (né Fitzroy Alexander) to cut a tune in which he described Janet's attributes ("silky hair / about six foot") and capacities ("Janet lick down a million buildings") before imploring her, having seen the suffering she'd caused on other islands, to spare his own.
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Instead, at the very moment one of the major figures in the Trump impeachment saga was imploring the Senate to rediscover its moral compass, viewers of Trump's propaganda panel were watching Laura Ingraham and guests push the very conspiracy theories that motivated Trump's corrupt Ukraine scheme and resulted in his impeachment.
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The Democrats' selection of Ms. Abrams signals that the party intends for her to play a prominent role in national politics, and already some Democratic leaders are imploring her to challenge Senator David Perdue, Republican of Georgia, a close ally of Mr. Trump who is up for re-election in 2020.
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He commands a crowd with the best of them, imploring the men to grab their ladies for the "buckle shining" numbers, stomping around the stage to the rowdier tunes, and getting down on one knee for the spiritual numbers, like when he's dedicating "Live Forever" to his dead son Eddy.
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Dozens of writers and artists have signed an open letter this week imploring President Trump to "rescind" his executive action that bans individuals from seven predominantly Muslim countries from entering the U.S. "Its restriction is inconsistent with the values of the United States and the freedoms for which it stands," the letter reads.
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Thinking back on Narayen's challenge to the Adobe Summit, he wasn't merely imploring the audience to update their technology; he was urging them to evolve their way of thinking — how they can use technology to meet the expectations of a connected customer and deliver meaningful experiences — before their competitors box them out.
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On Sunday, The Bachelor season 17 winner, 33, posted a video disclaimer to her Instagram Story, letting her followers know that her baby shower was that day and imploring them not to confuse the pink décor for an announcement about the sex of her third child on the way with husband Sean Lowe.
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Posting an un-anonymized video of a person suspected of a crime—not a convicted criminal, but a still-innocent person in the eyes of the law—and then imploring users to snitch, is another step toward what Amazon's really selling: an always-on surveillance state as a way to placate our fears.
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"It is naïve for us to believe that this is the end of the challenge to our membership," said Senator Richard J. Durbin of Illinois, the second-ranking Democrat, imploring his colleagues to shutter the Senate and institute remote voting, an idea that has been resisted by congressional leaders in both parties.
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"As ridiculous as it sounds, the laws of our country do not easily allow us to send those crossing our Southern Border back where they came from," Mr. Trump said in a posting on Twitter on Monday evening imploring, "ACT CONGRESS," hours after administration and White House officials announced the legislative effort.
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The photo, which looks like a painting out of the Renaissance, quickly became a popular meme on #Resistance Twitter, as a symbol of Democrats rolling their eyes, looking to the light, and/or imploring God as Republicans staged a circus-like protest and stormed a private room used in the impeachment inquiry Wednesday morning.
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Echoing yet another protest just a day earlier in which 36 Jewish activists were arrested while protesting an ICE facility in New Jersey, while carrying banners imploring "Never Again Para Nadie" (for no one), in Boston 18 protestors were arrested in similar fashion (multiples of 18 are culturally and religiously significant in Jewish tradition).
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One reason is that, while I do eat meat, the amount I eat aligns already with the recommendations of environmentalist spokespeople who are gently imploring Americans to eat less meat; they're trying to talk people down from eating meat with seemingly every meal to eating it once a day, or only several days per week.
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But she first came to national prominence in 2013 when, as the State Senate minority leader, she gave a wrenching speech imploring her colleagues to reject a bill that would force women to buy special insurance riders if they wanted coverage for abortion, even in cases of rape and incest, things no one plans for.
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During his testimony, Alghazali carried a look of disbelief — that the president had banned his family because of where they came from; that he had never met his youngest son, born in Yemen; that he was in Congress, imploring lawmakers to support legislation to revoke the ban and prevent one like it from happening again.
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He addressed topics that the people in charge think millennials are too stupid and apathetic to understand, like the NHS, Syria, and police brutality, and did so with intelligence and wit, even imploring the Leader of the Opposition, Jeremy Corbyn, to do more on behalf of the young people and minorities suffering after merciless cuts and austerity measures.
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LONDON — British rapper Stormzy has shared an impassioned message on social media imploring people in the UK not to ignore the killings of black people by police in the U.S. In Instagram and Facebook posts on Friday, shared after five police officers were shot and killed in Dallas, Stormzy called for people in the UK to take action.
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"British consumers will be shocked to see how meat imports have grown while at the same time retailers hang out the bunting and claim to back British farmers," Jo Whitfield, retail chief executive at the Co-op, said in a separate statement, imploring other supermarkets to follow suit, in light of the potential shakiness that lies ahead, post-Brexit.
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The race to be the Democratic nominee for president has come down to two main candidates: Senator Bernie Sanders and former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. My colleagues Nellie Bowles and Erin Griffith took a look at the disparity between Silicon Valley tech leaders, who have been imploring Democrats to reject Mr. Sanders, and their employees.
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As holds on "nonessential" health care began to be rolled out in states across the country last week, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists and the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology preempted Republican and anti-abortion governors and attorneys general by issuing a joint statement imploring state governments not to categorize abortion as nonessential.
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In an unusual move, senior executives of four utilities that rely on PJM to transmit their power — Public Service Enterprise Group, Exelon Corporation, FirstEnergy Corporation and Duke Energy — recently sent a letter to the grid operator imploring PJM to adopt market reforms that recognize the importance of their coal and nuclear plants in assuring grid resiliency and reliability.
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But Ms. Abrams's planned rebuttal to Mr. Trump is only one element of the role she is positioned to play in national politics: Democratic Party leaders are already imploring her to put her name back on the ballot, this time as a challenger to Senator David Perdue, a Georgia Republican who is loyally aligned with Mr. Trump.
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With a martial picture of Otto von Bismarck (aka, Germany's "Iron Chancellor") he is imploring: "German brothers … please invade us … to kill corruption … and bring some order to Italy …" Believing in euro's perennity as a viable transactions currency and a store of value looks like a formidable act of faith in view of current political events in Italy, France and Germany.
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A Democratic lawmaker took to the House floor on Tuesday, imploring President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE to cut back on social media. Rep.
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It is also laden with irony: the same Republican party that has refused to consider Barack Obama's Supreme Court pick on the grounds that the American people should have a say in choosing Mr Scalia's replacement is now imploring a short-handed and ill-equipped Supreme Court to come to the rescue in attempts to suppress votes in the November election.
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"—K A C E Y M U S G R A V E S (@KaceyMusgraves) August 5, 2019In a second tweet, she said that now is the time to "h—K A C E Y M U S G R A V E S (@KaceyMusgraves) August 5, 2019Early Monday morning, Musgraves tagged Donald Trump in a tweet, imploring him to take action.
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Mr. Trump has insisted that his July conversation with Mr. Zelensky was "perfect" even after a reconstructed transcript of the call released by the White House showed him imploring the newly inaugurated Ukrainian leader to "do us a favor" by investigating the Bidens and other Democrats shortly after Mr. Zelensky discussed his need for more American aid to counter Russian aggression.
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The tweet came as House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' What to watch for on Day 3 of Senate impeachment trial Democrats' impeachment case lands with a thud with GOP — but real audience is voters MORE (D-Calif.) offered a 45-minute statement imploring the Senate to admit additional witnesses and evidence.
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A Hail Mary campaign earlier this year imploring shoppers to go inside even as the store declared bankruptcy ("STRUT STRUT STRUT STRUT STRUT STRUT") was but a faint echo of the era when subversive tableaus of papier-mâché public figures, found objects, condoms on Christmas trees and the occasional scampering vermin mesmerized crowds, offended cardinals and even sold some clothes.
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Last spring, worried that the United States was not keeping pace with China and other countries, Jim Mattis, then the defense secretary, sent a memo to the White House imploring the president to create a national strategy on A.I. Now, Mr. Trump has taken that step, though this "American A.I. Initiative" might not be as bold as some had hoped.
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I hesitate to recommend Twitter as useful for any sort of public sentiment analysis, but right now there are people — real people with children, best-selling books and magazine columns — imploring not just Ms. Ardern, or the similarly affable prime minister of Canada, Justin Trudeau, but Donald Tusk, a former prime minister of Poland and current president of the European Commission, to take over Britain.
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Pershing Square manager Bill Ackman turned a net profit of more than $2 billion on Monday after he sold his bets against the market less than one week after warning CNBC that "hell is coming" and imploring the White House to shut down the country for a month He then used those proceeds to wager that existing Pershing bets, including hotel operator Hilton Worldwide, would rebound.
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Now we have a president who has made it his mission to roll back regulations aimed at limiting global warming and who we cannot imagine delivering a fireside chat, as Carter did in 241, in a beige cardigan sweater imploring Americans to follow his lead and keep their thermostats at 21999 degrees during the day and 55 degrees at night in order to conserve energy.
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Pressing the issue further, Ms. Pelosi and the next two highest-ranking House Democrats sent a letter to Mr. Ryan noting their desire for the government to remain open and imploring him to make a public statement about the scheduling of a vote on legislation to protect young undocumented immigrants who are now shielded from deportation by the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA.
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"If they are confident in the veracity of their lists and are truly committed to full transparency and healing for survivors, then Jesuit officials should follow up on this release by imploring attorneys general and law enforcement officials that serve the states in the Jesuit Maryland territory to launch independent investigations into their files," said Becky Ianni, a leader in the DC-area branch of the Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests.
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Other notable examples have included an ad in 2000 by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People to protest lynching; a 1966 ad from members of the academic community imploring Washington to terminate the American military presence in Vietnam; and an ad signed more than 20 companies, including Google, Unilever and Morgan Stanley, to encourage President Trump not to withdraw the United States from the Paris climate agreement in 2017.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpDem lawmaker says Nunes threatened to sue him over criticism Parnas: U.S. ambassador to Ukraine removed to clear path for investigations into Bidens Five takeaways from Parnas's Maddow interview MORE pointed to gains in the stock market on Thursday as evidence of a strong economy under his presidency, imploring Americans to check how their "409K's" were doing in an apparent typo in a since-deleted tweeted referencing 401(k) retirement funds.
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In its editorial, the Times's collective voice asked a valid question: Why would the next president take to his keyboard to condemn the cast members of the Broadway show Hamilton for imploring Vice President-elect Mike Pence, during the recent performance he attended, to protect the rights of all Americans and celebrate the country's diversity—but fail to condemn the hatred spewed by his own alt-right followers at a conference sponsored by Spencer's National Policy Institute?
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Senate Minority Whip Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility House panel investigating decision to resume federal executions To combat domestic terrorism, Congress must equip law enforcement to fight rise in white supremacist attacks MORE (D-Ill.) told reporters Trump questioned why he was "even doing this meeting" a day after imploring Democrats during a Tuesday night address to the nation to return to the negotiating table and work out a solution.
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I'd be remiss here, though, if I left out the time she claims to have hung out at an abandoned gas station until someone came and gave her a perfect quote about the gas station's sign, imploring customers to support them over big businesses: Last week, a man and his family pulled into the gas station and was surprised to find it closed, "I kept meaning to stop here on the way home, but other things got in the way," he said.
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The psychological harm suffered by children and parents who are separated was central to a letter the American Psychological Association (APA) sent to President TrumpDonald John TrumpJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Trump defends shift of FEMA funds, citing Dorian's change in path Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively donate M to help migrant children, social justice MORE in June 2018 imploring him to reconsider the Administration's policy of separating migrant children from their parents at the border.
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Down there in the dank darkness, amongst the minotaurs and harpies was Ketflix & Pills, an account which bills itself as providing followers with "comedy for rave and festival lovers across the world," imploring them to "TURN ON POST NOTIFICATIONS" to ensure that they "NEVER MISS A MEME"—because the thought of not seeing an image of a shirt that says "JUST DO KET" in the Nike font, before you've been tagged in it by 12 of your mates, is beyond what even the great Italian himself was able to conjure up.
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" Immediately after Trump had finished his address, Pope Francis released a statement offering his good wishes, whilst highlighting the importance of "our human family" and imploring President Trump to look after the poor: Canada was quick to offer congratulations to the new president, with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau releasing a statement reaffirming the close U.S.-Canada relationship: "We look forward to working with President Trump, the U.S. Administration, the 115th Congress, and officials at the state and local levels to restore prosperity to the middle class on both sides of the border, and to create a safer and more peaceful world.
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