The referendum certainly took place in an atmosphere of intimidation.
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The meeting is taking place in an atmosphere of alarm.
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After all, he grew up in an atmosphere of greed.
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"That&aposs too much in an atmosphere of austerity," Lopez Obrador said.
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In an atmosphere of pervasive distrust, one needs contracts and firm promises.
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The attack on Mr Lissu occurred in an atmosphere of intensifying political repression.
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The midterm elections are being held in an atmosphere of immense national stress.
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It was written "in an atmosphere of loss" for her relationship with Lotringer.
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From then on the movie is wrapped in an atmosphere of tragedy and doom.
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In an atmosphere of cultural racism, when do people learn where the joking stops?
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They vegetate for months, trading crime stories in an atmosphere of boredom and brutality.
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He said the attack took place in an atmosphere of growing social tension and hate.
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Other accounts have also suggested that the women live in an atmosphere of coercion and control.
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Mr. Trump's course adjustment emerged in an atmosphere of growing urgency and alarm within his campaign.
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In an atmosphere of dread, gossip and tall tales spread more virulently than the virus itself.
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To me that's a terrible combination — they live in an atmosphere of fear and risk-aversion.
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In an atmosphere of distrust, technical and bureaucratic snafus drove each to suspect the other of deception.
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Often coming of age in an atmosphere of uncertainty or instability, demagogues are different than garden variety populists.
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Like most other parents, we wanted our kids to grow up in an atmosphere of respect and acceptance.
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In an atmosphere of fear, Polish parents worry about what awaits their children as they return to school.
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If this happens in an atmosphere of equality — financial and aesthetic — rather than only recrimination, everyone will benefit.
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Iran was ready for negotiations but not in an atmosphere of sanctions and pressure, the Iranian president said.
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We must respect each other again in an atmosphere of shared facts and shared values, comity, and good faith.
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"We still live in an atmosphere of war despite the victory announcement two days ago," said Fahd Ghanim, 45.
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Washington's trade and economic policy dialogue with China is also very difficult in an atmosphere of sensitive security considerations.
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In an atmosphere of frustration with Washington, inaction on guns could add to voters' anger at entrenched lawmakers there.
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The talks for a unity government meant to heal national rifts took place in an atmosphere of unfettered divisiveness.
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I thought learning a few hard-hitting lessons in an atmosphere of hedonism and wild abandon could actually be effective.
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In an atmosphere of persistent mistrust, even small doubts have the ability to bog down and completely derail the process.
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But Trump seems to have lived his entire life in an atmosphere of chaos and on a personal knife edge.
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In an atmosphere of high pressure to deliver profits, Uber is on a "strong path" to execute its goals, he said.
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"Ixcoy lived in an atmosphere of fear created by supervisors at Case Farms," the Labor Department wrote in his visa application.
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In an atmosphere of radical political polarization, leaders are trusted not for who they are but for who their enemies are.
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It's a book that steeps you in an atmosphere of unease and peril, and then devises a mystery to keep you reading.
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This dynamic — and the constant dismissals of "fake news" that sustains it — is only viable in an atmosphere of fierce partisan conflict.
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In past years, employees of the network, which is headquartered in Moscow, have described operating in an atmosphere of censorship and pressure.
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Lumière is only able to help the Beast precisely because he knows what it's like to love in an atmosphere of shame.
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But the great danger of the Trump presidency is that the transition might take place in an atmosphere of chaos and panic.
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"In an atmosphere of political and economic uncertainty, the executive budget should have exhibited more spending restraint," she said in an email.
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In an atmosphere of domestic crisis, many Americans found their idealism renewed by George Kennan's campaign to liberate Russia from autocratic rule.
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Later that day Wafula Chebukati, the chairman of the commission, said that he could not guarantee credible elections in an atmosphere of intimidation.
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Three previous Ebola outbreaks have demonstrated how a response can succeed — or how, in an atmosphere of suspicion, it can go badly wrong.
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In her letter, May said she hoped that where the two countries had differences, "these can be acknowledged in an atmosphere of mutual respect".
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In the face of a zombie invasion, people fight for food and supplies and try to find hope in an atmosphere of total panic.
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The struggle for an integrated life existing in an atmosphere of communal trust and respect is one with desperately important political and social consequences.
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CreditCreditCandace Feit DEVANAMPATTINAM, India — The transformation of transgender women into goddesses for an annual Hindu festival takes place in an atmosphere of reverent, somber concentration.
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The vote took place anyway in an atmosphere of cat and mouse and in improvised conditions, with a disputed census used as the voting list.
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Here we review important guidelines for creating a highly productive team that can communicate, cooperate and innovate in an atmosphere of mutual trust and respect.
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The case has sent waves through the secretive world of the SEALs, who prefer to operate behind the headlines in an atmosphere of silent professionalism.
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No population should be forced to live in an atmosphere of fear while its oppressors are given broad latitude in their actions without facing consequences.
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For instance, it took me years to tackle "The Magic Mountain," but once I did I was transfixed, wholeheartedly enveloped in an atmosphere of convalescence.
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H. G. Wells, he reminds us, envisioned "silicon-aluminum men" dwelling in an atmosphere of gaseous sulfur on the shores of a liquid iron sea.
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The EU summit took place in an atmosphere of political crisis, with Merkel under intense pressure at home to take a firmer stance on migration.
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These companies once were fierce rivals suing one another in an atmosphere of great animosity just five or six years ago, but in 2014 something changed.
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"I want us to march together beneath our banners, in an atmosphere of joy," Duda said, his voice echoing through speakers that towered above the crowds.
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Emmeline, Matthias and Julius spend a memorably intense, sexually charged evening together, and their paths cross throughout the book in an atmosphere of longing and deceit.
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Yet it operates in an atmosphere of continual uncertainty, its planners and logistics mavens never sure what roadblock or subterfuge the government will toss up next.
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At the time of sentencing, his family testified that he was a good man, but had grown up in "an atmosphere of violence," the Press Herald reported.
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The debate unfolded in an atmosphere of obvious tension, as the candidates' policy disputes and personal resentments flared and the raucous New York crowd goaded them on.
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According to the Kremlin, Mr. Putin said he hoped to work with Mr. Trump in an atmosphere of mutual respect without interfering in each other's internal affairs.
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But the film's end signals a bridging of that gap; even in an atmosphere of fear and uncertainty, perhaps qualities like mercy and sympathy can win out.
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These dramas of politics — each involving the high court's first black justice — arrive at a singularly contentious political moment in an atmosphere of angry, sometimes violent dissensus.
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Reinstating the Pax Americana will help Arabs and Israelis meet in an atmosphere of renewed confidence in the United States and its paramount role in our region.
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Soong said he would report back to Taipei before speaking more about the contents of those conversations but said they were held in an atmosphere of "great consideration".
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The next Fed chairman is likely to begin the four-year term in an atmosphere of relative tranquillity during one of the longest economic expansions in American history.
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The Times describes a "shadow campaign" to possibly replace Trump in an atmosphere of doubt over the president's longevity after a turbulent first six months in the White House.
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In an atmosphere of intense political polarization around the issue, figuring out a low-stress restroom contingency plan in public places can be a total nightmare for trans people.
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There are several schools of economic thought on why growth has been in the doldrums — but unfortunately, few offer solutions that are viable in an atmosphere of political instability.
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Most of all, the Obama team often contributed to — and seemed complicit in — an atmosphere of complacency, in which control of the White House obscured the Democratic Party's underlying weaknesses.
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"The meetings were held in an atmosphere of trust and understanding and concluded...by formulating a number recommendations" to help resolve the issues, the statement added, giving no further details.
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"The meetings were held in an atmosphere of trust and understanding and concluded...by formulating a number recommendations" to help resolve the issues, the statement said, giving no further details.
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Millennials were raised in an atmosphere of co-decision making and equal relationships, so evaluations from others is really important to use as a yardstick to evaluate sense of self.
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The head of parliament's budget committee, Ibrahim Kanaan, called for the 2019 reforms and the timely adoption of a 2020 budget to be carried out in an atmosphere of "political stability".
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No major ceremony was scheduled in Kolkata, where the first MoC mission was set up in 1952, but prayers, talks and cultural events were planned, in an atmosphere of quiet pride.
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Mohamed Labidi, who was president of the mosque at the time of the attack, said the proposed law would fan hate in an atmosphere of growing Islamophobia, in Quebec and beyond.
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In today's low-unemployment economy, many small employers are challenged not only to find good people but to compensate them fairly in an atmosphere of increased competition from their larger competitors.
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In an atmosphere of uncertainty, International Olympic Committee leaders began three days of meetings and site visits to weigh Los Angeles's plans for the 23 Games in its showdown with Paris.
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If this took place in an atmosphere of generally rising bond yields, because inflation and economic growth are picking up, then it would be hard for riskier companies to refinance their debts.
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And let me just briefly say, this campaign was carried out in an atmosphere of a concerted assault on truth, facts, and reason, contrary to how a democracy is supposed to work.
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In an atmosphere of mistrust, both sides have sidelined the World Trade Organisation, the global framework for handling trade disputes, opting instead for a transactional approach to the talks replete with gimmicks and threats.
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The ACA enrollment season just ended on Friday, and entrepreneurs must make decisions about health care for themselves and their employees in an atmosphere of uncertainty and with mainstays of Obamacare under continued threat.
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Guide: How to Build a Successful Team These insights can help you lay the groundwork for a highly productive team that can communicate, cooperate and innovate in an atmosphere of mutual trust and respect.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's Senate trial will open in an atmosphere of acrimony Tuesday that will underscore how his impeachment, far from purging political corruption, is likely to tear even deeper national divides.
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Apart from the random violence and vandalism in the streets of Paris and other French cities, there have also been less evident and more targeted threats, and violence, in an atmosphere of increasing menace.
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Other museums resisted the 1970 Art Strike demand to close and, as some museums have responded to this week's Art Strike, insisted on the constructive role they might play in an atmosphere of crisis.
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This was new terrain for all, and just one taste of the challenges facing Germany and its leader, Chancellor Angela Merkel, to assimilate a huge new population in an atmosphere of dwindling tolerance and volatile politics.
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Negotiations for a sweeping new trade agreement between Britain and the European Union are beginning in an atmosphere of deepening acrimony, with each side accusing the other of bad faith, posturing and moving the goal posts.
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High culture pulls society together by popularising the "best that has been thought and known in the world" and thereby encouraging everyone, regardless of their social background, to live together in an "atmosphere of sweetness and light".
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In an atmosphere of skyrocketing college expenses and a surge in popularity of STEM fields, burying your nose in a musty copy of "The Canterbury Tales" is hardly seen as a productive use of time or money.
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Dead Join the Living in a Family Celebration (2010) The famadihana, a ritual in which relatives remove the dead from their tombs in an atmosphere of celebration, continues among various faiths in the island nation of Madagascar.
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"The unleashing of extreme-right violence including right-wing terrorism prospers in an atmosphere of rightist incitement on the Internet and social media," the CDU said in its motion blocking any form of cooperation with the AfD.
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However, the Chinese government supposedly has strong links to Huawei and its overseas growth has been fueled by funding from state-owned banks, which has made the company a particular sticking point in an atmosphere of mutual distrust.
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Yet in an atmosphere of economic stagnation and building discontent, even these tame elections turned into a form of protest for voters who have traditionally supported Mr Putin—pensioners, low-paid workers and the young from provincial towns.
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Campaigners say the forced eviction of families in Montreuil is part of a wider pattern of discrimination against the Roma minority in France and their status in the country is becoming more precarious in an atmosphere of xenophobia.
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There are weepy strings draped over "Narkopop 1" to lead us in; an atmosphere of tangible positivity on "Narkopop 9"; and moments of surprise deep within "Narkopop 6" when winsome piano notes ripples across the track in striking clarity.
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" Weekly "check-ins" allow ongoing communication between employees and their managers in an atmosphere of safety and trust: "Employees are encouraged to reflect back on the prior week and report on what they loathed and on what they loved.
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"We're in an atmosphere of a foreign government that's totalitarian where the president is saying 'I can go after my political enemies' and try to say we want our institution to put someone in jail," Meeks said on MSNBC.
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While there's no hard data on whether President Donald Trump's often racially charged rhetoric has made the problem worse, schools have been forced to reckon with the intertwining issues of race and bullying in an atmosphere of growing anger and mistrust.
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"The dialogue with the president took place in an atmosphere of calm, frankness and sincerity, in which we presented to the president the nation's pain and anguish amid the violence suffered in recent weeks," the bishops said at a news conference.
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Abadi had been meeting military and political officials in Mosul in an atmosphere of celebration that contrasts with the fear that spread after a few hundred Islamic State militants seized the city and the Iraqi army crumbled in July 2014.
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"Members of the Republican Party in the Sixth District, 'deprived of their natural political strength by a partisan gerrymander, were burdened in fundraising, attracting volunteers, campaigning, and generating interest in voting in an atmosphere of general confusion and apathy," he added.
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I've met Prince Charles subsequently several times, both formally and informally, but there was something about the faintly surreal nature of that first encounter — the civil inquiry in an atmosphere of near-anarchy and violence — that has stayed with me.
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What is extraordinary and unsettling about O'Brien's novel is the way that it begins in an atmosphere of something approaching pastoral comedy, and steadily darkens as we become acquainted with the buried but unrepressed war crimes of the town's resident trickster.
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If you've ever found yourself puzzling over what your manager really meant, or whether there was some kind of coded message hidden in the feedback you received, it may be a sign that you're not working in an atmosphere of trust.
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In an atmosphere of outrage, Clinton signed Helms-Burton, which was ostensibly meant to enable "a peaceful transition to a representative democracy and a market economy in Cuba"—but which prohibited dealing with any government that included the Castro brothers.
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Studying the same case from the Paradise Lost trilogy, West of Memphis re-visits the trial and conviction of Damien Echols, Jason Baldwin and Jessie Misskelley — bringing to light failures of the justice system that tried them in an atmosphere of hysteria.
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Mitch Patrick's 3D-printed PETG work, "NEE NED ZB 6TNN DEIBEDH SIEFI EBEEE SSIEI ESEE (barchanoid scripts)," a blue and mauve shimmer of thermoplastics, resembles a tapestry knitted in alien gibberish residing in an atmosphere of hazy dunes and low-lying clouds.
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Adding a citizenship question to those changes, especially in an atmosphere of intense political tension over immigration, could produce "an undercount of a magnitude we haven't seen in a decade or two or more," says Diana Elliott, a senior research associate at the institute.
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Once a supporter of what he calls "organic integration", the old model described by Roy Jenkins, Labour's home secretary in the 1960s, as "equal opportunity, accompanied by cultural diversity, in an atmosphere of mutual tolerance", Mr Phillips has since become one of its fiercest critics.
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"I'm happy that women, non-whites, certain members of the LGBTI communities don't have to live in an atmosphere of fear after these individuals are allowed to come in, or from the fear of what that might suggest to them," Nyuon told the outlet.
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Through it all, in an atmosphere of classic '80s paranoia, the Cold War with Russia threatens to unleash Armageddon, the doomsday clock ticks ever closer to midnight and a global catastrophe looms from which no hero in tights can hope to deliver the world.
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BRUSSELS — The leaders of the 28 European Union nations assembled again in an atmosphere of crisis on Thursday, confronting the details of a deal to keep Britain from bolting from the bloc as well as the complexities of stemming the flow of migrants to the Continent.
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LONDON — Among the casualties of the March poisoning of a former Russian spy, Sergei V. Skripal, is London's sumptuous Russian Debutante Ball, where, once a year, the daughters of Soviet-born businessmen have been ushered into adult society in an atmosphere of frothy pre-Revolutionary nostalgia.
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That nation's extraordinary network of iron rails sprung to life in an atmosphere of corporate chaos in the 19103s — a signature development of the Industrial Revolution — and came under state control as British Railways in 1948 as a part of the nationalizing wave of the postwar years.
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WASHINGTON — In an atmosphere of high drama and low tactics, Michael D. Cohen, President Trump's former lawyer, prepared for his explosive public testimony about the president on Wednesday even as a Republican member of Congress threatened to reveal what he said were Mr. Cohen's extramarital affairs.
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They also reached adulthood in an atmosphere of political rancour, in which partisan allegiance was increasingly determined by shared enmities rather than values, and as America's first black president was succeeded by a man who numbers some "very fine people" among the neo-Nazis who marched in Charlottesville.
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Egypt, Iran and Saudi Arabia intensified crackdowns on dissent in 2018, arresting thousands of critics in an atmosphere of "generalized impunity across the region for both past and ongoing violations," the human rights group said in its yearly report on the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.
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That September, the Yale Daily News published a photo showing members of now-Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh's fraternity (he was a sophomore at the time and not pictured) brandishing a woman's underwear, feeding the perception that he spent much of his young life embroiled in an atmosphere of toxic masculinity.
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Citizens in the 28 European Union nations will go to the polls this week in an atmosphere of uncertainty — with the specter of Brexit looming over the process and a growing nationalist, euroskeptic movement drawing voter support — to cast ballots for the bloc's only directly elected body: the European Parliament.
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The larger and wealthier the republic, the greater the challenge, because the republic's officials must live and move and work in an atmosphere of commercial wealth and foreign lucre — which creates not only direct temptation but also, more subtly, a fear that you are failing your family, your children, if you remain unbought.
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According to three women who have worked as SAPD officers under McManus and who spoke with me on the condition of anonymity, women on the force face demeaning comments, an isolating work environment, and professional blockades that prevent them from rising up the hierarchy, leaving the department stuck in an atmosphere of misogyny that stretches from the command staff to the rank and file.
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More poetry than description, Heidkamp's imagery sneaks up on you: he finds unexpected ways to present recognizable subjects — the statue of the 18th century American portrait painter John Singleton Copley dissolving into the obscurity of nocturnal Boston, toy-like ferries plying the Hudson under a bright green sky, a Hopper-esque house on the Rockport coast, blown ghostly in an atmosphere of sea air and wind.
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These tasks will be made harder in an atmosphere of unrelenting hostility from the United States and threats by President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE to withdraw from a landmark nuclear agreement.
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If they sound familiar, it's because they're in the Green New Deal: the right to a work in a job that pays enough to support a family, the right to earn enough to provide food and clothing and recreation, the right to a decent home, the right to medical care, the right to a good education, the right to do business in an atmosphere of freedom from unfair competition.
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In his 1944 State of the Union address President Franklin Roosevelt said it was the government's job to guarantee: "The right to a useful and remunerative job in the industries or shops or farms or mines of the nation; The right to earn enough to provide adequate food and clothing and recreation…; The right of every businessman, large and small, to trade in an atmosphere of freedom from unfair competition and domination by monopolies at home or abroad; The right of every family to a decent home; The right to adequate medical care and the opportunity to achieve and enjoy good health;" Those ideas remain central to the American dream.
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