To keep alive any hope of passing her plan, Mrs.
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But he had a factory and a dream to keep alive.
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It would also help keep alive the faltering U.S.-Turkish relationship.
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We want to keep alive the possibility for the two-state solution.
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That will help keep alive expectations for a move later this year.
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And it's a legacy that a college professor wants to keep alive.
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He said he wants to keep alive some popular elements of ObamaCare.
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That's something he should have been working to eliminate, not keep alive.
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"You are fighting to keep alive the spirit of Rolling Thunder," Trump said.
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His work earns its place in the canon that "time's esteem" will keep alive.
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Keep alive and also to enable me to resurrect when they say I'm dead.
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Governor Mark Carney nonetheless sought to keep alive the possibility of one next year.
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A museum dedicated to submerged villages was built to keep alive the memory alive.
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Last week, 95 members of the House voted to keep alive Texas Democratic Rep.
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But the animals are notoriously difficult to keep alive in captivity, let alone breed.
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Demand has surged enough to allow it to also keep alive the Dodge Grand Caravan.
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The hearing would keep alive a series of scandals that enveloped three top state Democrats.
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Maryland travels to Michigan State needing to win to keep alive its postseason bowl hopes.
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Floor traders had hoped that complexity would keep alive the need for open-outcry pits.
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Echoing the wood's grain, they keep alive the play of smooth and rough, worn and new.
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But he's the only plant I've ever managed to keep alive, so I'm proud of that.
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Cuba improved to 1-1 to keep alive its chances of advancing to the second round.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Canadian officials are eager to keep alive the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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They are smarter, in fact, for each bit of Spanish they keep alive in their bilingual brains.
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So it's vital to keep alive the young generation's interest in and pursuit of diplomacy as a career.
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Broodthaers reminds us how abandonment can keep alive the poetic impulse, and carry it through to unsuspected places.
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It's adorable that you want to keep alive the magic of clutching your beloved at night and screaming.
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But the Sunday morning bus helps keep alive the religious faith at the heart of the German residents.
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Also, potentially, Mr. Trump's comments, which keep alive the question of whether the Justice lawsuit was politically motivated.
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The newly discovered photos, made available by Niemann's descendants, have helped keep alive the memory of her relatives.
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This is the promise of America and this is the promise we must keep alive for future generations.
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Republicans are trying other avenues to keep alive the email controversy that has clouded her presidential campaign for months.
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I think they keep alive a faith, a radiant hope, in the future, particularly in our most trying hours.
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"The fundamental point is (to keep alive) the contracts, both in the country's interest and our own," Ferrari said.
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What I try to keep alive in myself is a sense of empathy for the characters in my films.
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Sunday night&aposs tweet is likely to keep alive a controversy that has distanced Trump from aides and supporters alike.
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South Carolina looks to keep alive its slim hopes of an SEC East title when it hosts Vanderbilt on Saturday.
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Once Glaser's closes, it's possible that the traditional German recipes it has helped keep alive will disappear along with it.
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Or do they want to keep alive the possibility that a Palestinian state could be carved out there one day?
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But Djokovic navigated that hazard, and the heavy conditions, to keep alive his quest for a 14th Grand Slam title.
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But don't expect to see great white sharks in captivity — here or anywhere: It's challenging to keep alive in tanks.
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The natural lighting also will be used to keep alive eight trees and a green wall in the underground space.
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This keep-alive mechanism just gave users another signal that they can rest easy that they weren't speaking into the void.
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Iran says it needs more help from Europe to keep alive an agreement with world powers to curb its nuclear programme.
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Trump in August said he opposed the removal of monuments lionizing the Confederacy, which fought to keep alive and expand slavery.
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The Mets want to win the World Series this season — and, perhaps more important, to keep alive their chances for 2017.
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Iran says it needs more help from Europe to keep alive an agreement with world powers to curb its nuclear program.
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Trump must find voters in other places to keep alive the few narrow paths to victory that currently exist for him.
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Democrats are trying to keep alive the controversy over Congress overturning privacy rules for broadband providers before they could go into effect.
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It has been a long, up-hill struggle to keep alive the vital legislation that protects the most fundamental right to vote.
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Days later his wife, who visited him in prison, said he called on demonstrators to keep alive mass protests against Maduro's government.
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Christie is banking on a strong finish in the New Hampshire primary in two weeks to keep alive his 2016 presidential hopes.
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Like any plant you're trying to keep alive, herbs stay fresh longer when stored with their stems in a glass of water.
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But he should be prepared to offer some tangible new initiative to keep alive his flagging vision of a nuclear-free world.
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These things we must try to keep alive, not because of their "potential value" but because they are now and forever right.
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If cancer survivors can help keep alive the significance of the Holocaust survivors' message, count me as one of them: Never again.
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It has been a long up-hill struggle to keep alive the vital legislation that protects the most fundamental right to vote.
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The name Pulse was for her brother's heartbeat, which Poma said she wanted to keep alive with the creation of the club.
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The group, Humane Borders, says the water stations help keep alive migrants who are crossing illegally from Mexico through the southern Arizona desert.
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Maybe a third of the film is spoken in Lakota, which is actually a dead language that people are working to keep alive.
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They're traits she intends to keep alive for her 2-year-old son, Cruz, who was just 3 months old when Jerry died.
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Scenes like this help lift the show out of Jack's despair, and keep alive the playful, cartoony spirit of the original series' run.
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With a literal flick of his wrist, McCain killed the Obamacare repeal plan his party had struggled for six months to keep alive.
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They also have to hold "gone concern" capital used to restructure a troubled bank or keep alive its important functions without state help.
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After all, your mind is focused on things like diapers, strollers, and the tiny, wonderful creature you are desperately trying to keep alive.
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If the Yankees (62-59) are going to keep alive their flagging hopes, they could not have picked a better place to begin.
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Conservative groups are hoping to release a new ObamaCare replacement plan later this month as they try to keep alive the repeal effort.
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Beijing is also trying to keep alive long-shot, three-way talks that would lower trade barriers among China, Japan and South Korea.
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In a way, keeping alive a tradition — be it sharing a meal or a laugh — means to keep alive our ancestors, as well.
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He has also tried to keep alive a dialogue with U.S. President Donald Trump, whose unorthodox leadership has riled some of his closest allies.
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European capitals are struggling to keep alive a nuclear deal brokered in 2015 after Trump pulled the United States out and reimposed economic sanctions.
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"For architects, it's an opportunity to create new elements inside an old structure and keep alive the history of these amazing places," says Jung.
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But Trump would be able to keep alive the crusade for a wall and mine vehement Republican support for the project for political capital.
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In the face of these decisions, those who sought to keep alive the egalitarian promise of Reconstruction advanced a counterinterpretation of the amended Constitution.
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The Federal Reserve could try to keep alive expectations of a rate hike in July, however, through statements and comments from Chair Janet Yellen.
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"I do physics in order to earn my living, and I do poetry in order to keep alive," he told The Times in 1968.
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European leaders say they are determined to keep alive the accord which offered Iran an economic lifeline and opened new investment opportunities for European businesses.
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"I love this moss bowl because it makes for a super cool centerpiece and is also easy to keep alive," she writes of the display.
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The San Antonio Spurs will try to keep alive a perfect road record when they visit the surging Boston Celtics for a Friday afternoon tilt.
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The Philadelphia Flyers attempt to keep alive their postseason hopes as they continue their season-high six-game homestand Saturday against the Columbus Blue Jackets.
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Like a cultural post-traumatic stress disorder, we are exerting huge effort to keep alive structures from a bygone era that no longer make sense.
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It is also lagging behind in areas from artificial intelligence to cyber security, and is scrambling to keep alive a troubled nuclear deal with Iran.
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Equally, Martinez knows that the opposition will have to open up and play for a win to keep alive their hopes of staying in Russia.
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If his primary aim is to keep alive his cult of personality, perhaps all Sanders can do is accentuate the positive and eliminate the negative.
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The Chicago Cubs need to win tonight if they are to keep alive their dream of securing their first World Series championship in 230 years.
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Hoskins will try to keep alive his impressive power surge as the Phillies aim for a second straight win over the visiting Cubs on Saturday.
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But putting off the move also had diplomatic advantages for a White House eager to keep alive the peace process between Israel and the Palestinians.
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"The world needs new thinking for regulating capitalism — particularly large entities — if society wants to keep alive the free enterprise goose that lays golden eggs."
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Will tells Joe that he believes Joe wouldn't kill someone that he wanted to keep alive, leading Joe to pursue the truth behind Delilah's death.
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And that is how Trump can best keep alive the spirit of our finest presidents: by adding a dose of Lincoln to his love of Jackson.
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Love has never come easy in Beyoncé's world: it's something you have to fight for, a flame you have to watch and feed to keep alive.
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He has been especially active in trying to keep alive the memory of the massacre of civilians by the military around Tiananmen Square in June 1989.
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The Yankees entered Wednesday needing one more day of Rasputin-like survival instincts to keep alive their playoff hopes, which hovered somewhere between microscopic and nonexistent.
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Two other provinces have tightened the requirements for couples to divorce, saying the changes were made in part to keep alive the possibility of new offspring.
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"We will try to keep alive this important agreement, which ensures the Middle East and the world as a whole are safer," Maas told broadcaster ARD.
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Kuroda said the central bank stands ready to deploy "all available means" to hit his inflation target, seeking to keep alive market expectations of additional stimulus.
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He may not be getting his happy ending with Missandei since Cersei executed her, but he will keep alive Missandei's hope that her people will be protected.
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Veteran CC Sabathia, who has lost all three starts against Toronto this season, will try to keep alive the Yankees' fading hopes when he opposes Marcus Stroman.
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Perhaps Puigdemont is unfortunate that just when he needs the EU to help keep alive Catalan dreams of independence, the EU is fighting its own separatist tide.
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But clearing the House is a necessary step to keep alive the Republican promise — seven years in the making — to dismantle President Barack Obama's signature domestic achievement.
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Notre Dame will try to keep alive its shot at a share of the ACC regular-season title when it hosts last-place Boston College on Wednesday.
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Beneath that veneer there's a more obvious truth, however: Eugene always puts himself first, and he's just desperately trying to prove that he's valuable enough to keep alive.
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The report, as well as an F.B.I. investigation and other legal challenges seeking information about her emails, is certain to keep alive a controversy that has shadowed Mrs.
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When the opportunity came, it went from being something I didn't necessarily consider for myself to something that I wanted to keep alive for forever and a day.
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The meeting comes as some Republicans are pushing to keep alive their effort to repeal and replace ObamaCare despite the failed vote in the Senate early Friday morning.
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The Mariners attempt to keep alive their playoff hopes when they host the Oakland Athletics on Friday for the second contest of their season-ending four-game series.
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A marriage to keep alive, kids, a mortgage... And then the reality of creative work doesn't match up with the ambition I had when I was in my 20s.
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The soft patches behind the headline GDP number could keep alive speculation that Prime Minister Shinzo Abe may postpone a twice-delayed increase in the sales tax in October.
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The issue has become a sticking point in talks to keep alive a federal program to spare from deportation the "Dreamers" - people brought to the country illegally as children.
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From the sound of it, the product was just too niche to keep alive, which has likely only become more the case as sleep tracking is standardized on wearables.
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Japan's export curbs came just ahead of a July 21 upper-house election that Abe needs to win big to keep alive his hopes of revising the pacifist constitution.
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When you have someone that you actually have to keep alive besides yourself, that piece of you that was so focused on your own survival moves over to them.
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A multilateral approach, including towards Iran, is the only option, said Merkel, who with other European powers is struggling to keep alive the nuclear deal without the United States.
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Syria scored deep into stoppage time at Iran to keep alive its hopes of qualifying for the World Cup for the first time amid a civil war at home.
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Obama&aposs speech on Tuesday in South Africa is expected to rally people to keep alive the ideas that Mandela worked for including democracy, diversity and good education for all.
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Buoyed by a signal from House Speaker Paul Ryan, McConnell had introduced a pared-down healthcare bill late Thursday that he hoped would keep alive Republican ambitions to repeal Obamacare.
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The ongoing investigations keep alive questions from his critics about the legitimacy of his win, while attempts to fight back have led to unforced errors on the White House's part.
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CasaPound wanted to keep alive what they saw as a purer form of fascism, which to them primarily meant a utopian vision of Italian greatness and a radical anti-capitalism.
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I'm sure there are Latin teachers, few as they may be, who are delighted with the public obsession with the language they work every day to nourish and keep alive.
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Meanwhile, the Bank of England on Thursday is expected to swim against the tide of looser policy sweeping major central banks and keep alive the prospect of future rate hikes.
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The team hasn't had back-to-back losing seasons since 1971-72, a streak it would keep alive with wins over the Raiders and Chargers over the final two weeks.
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Maybe it's their funky, vaguely prehistoric looks or the fact that they're easier to keep alive than most of their viridescent brethren, but the love for these plants is real.
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The Blue Jays can claim a series win and keep alive a mini-surge when they play the second of three straight games in Detroit against the Tigers on Saturday.
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Such a split decision will keep alive GOP establishment hopes to stop Trump from getting the 1,237 delegates he needs to secure the nomination before the party's convention in July.
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In a startling spell of televised negotiating, Trump tried to keep alive his planned summit with Kim next month, offering "very strong" protections to Kim if he seals a deal.
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Mr. Caraballo ticked off two other Spanish-language bookstores, Librería Lectorum and Librería Macondo, which he said connected literature to culture in a way that he hoped to keep alive.
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The Montreal Canadiens look to extend their home winning streak to five games as they attempt to keep alive their playoff hopes when they face the Nashville Predators on Monday.
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It seems that Pakistan wants to keep alive imaginary fears, possibly to maintain military ascendancy in a country that has been ruled by generals for almost half of its existence.
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The new site, acquired for nearly $12 million, was chosen because its bayou and wetland would help keep alive the community's historical ties to water and fishing tradition, Forbes said.
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The version of their marriage they were able to build and keep alive — sometimes just barely — is one that's always been informed by these factors, and now suddenly it's just … not.
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While some farmers have slowly started to rebuild their lives by starting new businesses in decontaminated areas in Fukushima, the campaign to keep alive irradiated cows within the exclusion zone continues.
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Theories over the years include a lack of investment, poor management, low interest rates that keep alive unproductive "zombie companies", and mismeasurement of an increasingly high-tech and services-driven economy.
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Cruz's difficult challenge The speech was difficult from the start: Cruz's goal was to walk a tightrope and keep alive his political viability for 2020 without alienating Trump's legion of supporters.
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The Vancouver Canucks attempt to keep alive their fading playoff hopes when they take a brief pause from a lengthy stretch of home games to visit the Calgary Flames on Friday.
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Instead, she constructed an elaborate fiction that she would spend the rest of her tenure trying to keep alive, and that would lead her down the path to this week's charges.
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"You are fulfilling the obligation to keep alive the memory and that this is taking place today on the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz is ... a symbol," she said.
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He singled and scored the Tigers' first run, drove in the next two with a two-out single, then had a walk to keep alive another inning that yielded four more runs.
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For now, policymakers, including Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda, will likely try to keep alive market expectations of further stimulus to arrest the risk-averse sentiment prevailing in markets, analysts say.
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It was an attempt to keep alive negotiations for a unity government between himself and Netanyahu, who had threatened to call off the talks if the party stuck with its original choice.
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They keep alive the communitarian spirit that is rooted in the town's agrarian past by fostering an environment in which the success of one child is celebrated as a victory for everyone.
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A short delay will keep alive hopes among hard-line Brexit supporters in Parliament, who want to leave without any agreement, and they will be under little pressure now to approve Mrs.
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In the second round of his 27th United States Open, Mickelson chased his opening 77 with a one-under-par 69 to keep alive his dream of completing a career Grand Slam.
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AfD had demonstrated that disgruntlement about immigration and the euro were potent issues for perhaps 5 to 10 percent of voters, Mr. Lochocki said — issues that it would want to keep alive.
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All of that could complicate things for Yellen as she tries to keep alive the prospect of further rate rises even as she acknowledges the threat posed by a slowing global economy.
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Senate Republican leaders said the bill was simply a way to keep alive the seven-year promise to repeal and replace Obamacare, which was also a top campaign promise from President Donald Trump.
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Guatemala's Cristian Jimenez was sent off six minutes from the end but Ruiz headed home an equalizer two minutes later to keep alive their slender hopes of reaching their first World Cup Finals.
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" Hosseini said that he had written the book not only "to help keep alive the memory of Alan Kurdi, but also to pay tribute to the thousands who've lost their lives at sea.
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Earlier, 19-year-old Auger-Aliassime stormed into his fourth ATP final with a 7-6(2) 6-4 victory over Spain's Pablo Carreno Busta to keep alive hopes of a maiden crown.
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Needing not only all their firepower but also 27 straight misses by the Rockets during an epic cold streak from 3-point range, the Warriors rallied to keep alive their hopes for a repeat.
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For Real Madrid and Ronaldo, the penalty was enough to ensure a 4-3 aggregate victory over the two legs against Juventus and keep alive their dream of a third consecutive Champions League trophy.
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The 5-Star itself is demanding a return to proportional representation, which would keep alive Italy's tradition of coalition government, with no one party ever in a position to impose itself on the country.
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Stifling censorship has enforced a silence over those who try to keep alive the memory of the protests and massacre, and has scrubbed the internet in China of virtually any references to the upheavals.
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Kendall's bragging quickly falls apart with the PGM deal, and Stewie is there to rub it in his face, not even playing around with the "BFF shit" Kendall wants to keep alive between them.
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And if she's unable to deliver, it'll only keep alive this wedge in the Democratic Party: between Sanders supporters — many of whom seem to be identifying to the left of liberalism — and the Clinton mainstream.
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Cruz must have a strong showing in the Hoosier State to help block Trump from securing the 1,237 delegates necessary to win the nomination, and keep alive his hopes of a contested Republican National Convention.
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Republican voters need Mr. Kasich and Mr. Rubio to survive down the road, like the man and boy in that Cormac McCarthy doomsday novel, to keep alive the flame of decency toward the foreign-born.
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But Paul Pogba scored the winner for France late on, leaving the Socceroos frustrated and needing a result against Denmark in Samara on Thursday to keep alive their hopes of advancing to the knockout rounds.
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CF Mike Trout was given a day off, and manager Mike Scioscia hoped to get him into the game as a pinch hitter in order to keep alive Trout's streak of 178 consecutive games played.
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When you become a mother for the first time "all of a sudden nothing is about you and everything is about this tiny little thing that you&aposre just trying to keep alive," she added.
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Image 2 of 2 SEOUL, South Korea – South Korea has suspended its summertime civil defense drills aimed at preparing against a North Korean attack to keep alive a positive atmosphere for nuclear diplomacy with the North.
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That may help explain the commitment to keep alive plans to build nuclear plants among big military powers in the West and Asia, even though a mixture of renewables and natural gas could be far cheaper.
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Maas told the Funke Mediengruppe newspaper chain that Germany would fight with "all diplomatic means" to keep alive the 1987 pact, which rid Europe of land-based nuclear missiles, noting it touched on existential European interests.
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The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) underpins the bulk of Mexico's trade, and lobbying of U.S. policymakers by Mexican leaders has helped keep alive talks to rework the 1994 accord longer than some skeptics anticipated.
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Mr. Carter's criticism comes as the United States and Russia have been struggling to keep alive negotiations to end the fighting between American-backed Syrian rebels and the government of President Bashar al-Assad, Russia's ally.
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Donnelly, a first-term senator, is trying to stave off a challenge from Republican businessman Mike Braun, and in doing so, keep alive Democratic hopes of taking control of the U.S. Senate after the Nov 6.
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" In his view, "what the world expects from America is that she keep alive, in human history, a fraternal recognition of the dignity of man — in other words, the terrestrial hope of men in the gospel.
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It will be up to the next leader to build a new coalition of support and decide whether to shift to the political center or try to keep alive Mr. Corbyn's agenda, despite the crushing defeat.
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North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) negotiators met in Mexico City recently, hoping to keep alive a deal that has set the terms for trade between Canada, Mexico and the United States since the mid 28503s.
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So my relationship has been with her spirit which we try to keep alive by having a home full of plants (she was a certified Master Gardener in many states) and by making toys with our girls.
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That could include a stunning confrontation with Republican critics, and the six-pointed star controversy he puzzlingly chooses to keep alive; it could also include his acknowledgment that if he wins the presidency he may not serve?
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PARIS (Reuters) - When plans A and B failed to work on Thursday, Serena Williams resorted to pulling out 'Plan C' to keep alive her dreams of landing an elusive 22nd grand slam title at the French Open.
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Belgian politicians struggled on Wednesday to agree additions to a planned EU-Canada free trade agreement and keep alive a deal backed by all 27 other EU governments but rejected by the French-speaking south of Belgium.
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McCain made a dramatic return from his Arizona home to cast a critical vote to keep alive one of Trump's top legislative priorities, the repeal of 2010's Obamacare law, formally known as the Affordable Care Act.
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President Trump's personal lawyer said he planned to travel to the country in the coming days to urge its president-elect to keep alive two investigations that Mr. Trump's allies hope could help his re-election campaign.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Two British women bobsledders who resorted to crowd-funding to keep alive their hopes of competing at the Pyeongchang Olympics were named on Tuesday in a 10-strong team for the Games in South Korea.
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But if 50 senators could agree, with Vice President Mike Pence breaking any tie, such a bill would keep alive the effort to repeal the Affordable Care Act, under which about 20 million people have gained coverage.
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So it fell to Justices Alito and Gorsuch to try to find some remaining point of contention that would keep alive the case they have chosen as a vehicle for expanding the scope of the Second Amendment.
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SARAJEVO (Reuters) - Bosnia must press ahead quickly with reforms to keep alive its hopes of being named a candidate to join the European Union by the end of next year, EU enlargement chief Johannes Hahn said on Monday.
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SUZUKA, Japan (Reuters) - Sebastian Vettel may need to rely on a stroke of luck at the Japanese Grand Prix on Sunday if the German wants to keep alive his diminishing hopes of claiming a fifth Formula One title.
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One is that you could tell the story of the shipwreck and say we need to withdraw from political life in a kind of monastic impulse and keep alive the old forms of life pushed away by history.
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The idea of engineering T-cells without using a virus is not new, but the immune cells are fragile and hard to keep alive in the lab, and it has always been difficult to get genes into them.
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The Dodgers would not get another run, and they finished the game knowing that they would now have to win a game in the forbidding Minute Maid Park to keep alive their hopes of a World Series title.
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Mr. Nour's office also houses the headquarters of the Arab Council for Defense of Revolutions and Democracy, an association that seeks to keep alive what its members consider "the true spirit of the Arab Spring," Mr. Nour said.
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Another political crisis in Afghanistan would further complicate American efforts to seek an endgame to the country's long war, with American diplomats trying to keep alive peace talks with the Taliban that President Trump called off last month.
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"We Germans owe it to the victims and we owe it to ourselves to keep alive the memory of the crimes committed, to identify the perpetrators and to commemorate the victims in a dignified manner," Ms. Merkel said.
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Croatia, the 2005 winners, were one set away from claiming their second Davis Cup but Del Potro dug deep to keep alive Argentina's bid to win their maiden title after losing all four finals they have taken part in.
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Shipping group A.P. Moller-Maersk on Thursday joined a growing list of companies preparing to call a halt to doing business with Iran, casting doubts on whether European leaders can keep alive a nuclear deal with Tehran.
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"Stock markets are rebounding despite Donald Trump's tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese imports, confirming that investors are still trying to keep alive the bullish sentiment," Carlo Alberto De Casa, chief analyst with ActivTrades, wrote in a note.
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Veteran Spanish rider Alberto Contador came in second, clawing back more than a minute on Froome to keep alive the race for the red jersey, after the Briton's impressive time-trial performance on Tuesday seemed to have ended it.
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Burrow completed 31 of 39 passes with three touchdowns, and he made two crucial third-down runs to keep alive a pair of fourth-quarter scoring drives after the Tide had cut a 20-point deficit to 33-27.
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Burrow completed 23 of 23 passes with three touchdowns, and he made two crucial third-down runs to keep alive a pair of fourth-quarter scoring drives after the Tide had cut a 2217-point deficit to 5-236.
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BRUSSELS, July 18 (Reuters) - The head of the European Investment Bank said on Wednesday he supported the European Union's efforts to keep alive the 2015 nuclear deal with Iran but warned that lending to Tehran could undermine the bank.
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The Hong Kong exchange said it would now hold more talks with LSE investors as it considers its next step, aiming to keep alive its hopes of becoming a more global player to rival U.S. giants ICE and CME.
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First, though, let me say that while we complain a lot about the revival of old houses, one positive side effect of the trend has been to keep alive names that might otherwise fall into the shadows of history.
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Ever since, the Dalai Lama has been at the center of a struggle to keep alive the dream of a Tibet that has cultural and linguistic freedom, and freedom from what they see as suppression by the Chinese state.
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Some Republicans are pushing to include instructions for ObamaCare repeal along with tax reform in the 2018 budget, allowing the GOP to keep alive their ability to pass repeal with just a simple majority and bypass a Democratic filibuster.
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Super PACs funded by two wealthy supporters -- mutual fund multi-millionaire Foster Friess and casino mogul Sheldon Adelson -- ran TV ads that helped keep alive the campaigns of former senator Rick Santorum and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, respectively.
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The news organizations had argued that it was in the public interest to see how the government was treating the men whom the United States is holding in open-ended detention without trial and force-feeding to keep alive.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.) is trying to keep alive his deal with Democrats on ObamaCare by floating changes to clarify language.
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That might keep alive the theoretical dream of regulatory divergence at an unspecified future date, as well as that of the "maximum facilitation" option that uses unspecified technology, not a customs union, to avoid border controls on the island of Ireland.
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Fourth seed Halep survived a stern test from American qualifier Jennifer Brady with a 343-234 22010-22017 7-6(5) victory to reach the last 16 and keep alive her hopes of winning a second consecutive Rogers Cup title.
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This month a ROCOR priest said one of the reasons for preserving a separate structure was to keep alive the zeal for monarchism, and to act as a counterweight to any nostalgia for the Soviet state that still existed in Moscow.
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" Omar Jadwat, an ACLU lawyer, contrasted Trump's efforts to keep alive his travel ban with the Republican president's decision last week to rescind a program that protected from deportation people brought to the United States illegally as children, dubbed "Dreamers.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Serena Williams ended world number one Simona Halep's run at the Australian Open on Monday, surviving a second set fightback from the Romanian to keep alive her hopes of winning a first Grand Slam since becoming a mother.
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The 60-something, fifth-generation Pasadena native—whose name I'll refrain from using to keep alive the mystery that makes the Piper such a legend—struts with the confidence of someone who owns the city's streets, which, musically, he does.
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Some legal experts said if the goal was to depress counts in some regions, one way to accomplish that would be to keep alive a losing legal fight because it might feed suspicions about the census and deter immigrants from responding.
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The report neither assessed "the impact Russian activities had on the outcome of the 2016 election" nor did it provide details on the evidence underpinning its conclusions, a fact likely to keep alive the controversy over what Moscow may have done.
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Morocco are looking for an upset win over the European champions at the Luzhniki Stadium to realistically keep alive their interest in the tournament but mindful that the genius of the Portugal captain could send them toward an early exit.
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The best, and the worst, was yet to comeAlex Oxlade-Chamberlain scored a stunning goal, his third in two games, to keep alive Liverpool's hopes when he struck a sweet half-volley from 30 yards out in the 58th minute.
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The Hong Kong exchange said it will now hold more talks with LSE investors as it considers its next step as it aims to keep alive its hopes of becoming a more global player to rival U.S. giants ICE and CME.
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Medvedev, who was heartily booed by the crowd inside Louis Armstrong Stadium at every opportunity after giving them the middle finger, relied on his powerful serve to put away Lopez and keep alive his hopes for a maiden Grand Slam title.
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She was pulling her shifts as a home health aide at the Haskard house, spying on the husband (an American arms negotiator) and putting up with his wife, whom she has to help keep alive through the coming Reagan-Gorbachev summit.
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Pieters needs to win in the Czech Republic and at next week's Made In Denmark tournament, the last points-counting event, to keep alive his chances of playing in next month's Ryder Cup against the United States at Hazeltine, Minnesota.
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Such a timetable would keep alive the effort to present GOP base voters with a generational deliverable and a solid conservative majority on the Supreme Court that could juice turnout for midterm elections in November that are looking favorable for Democrats.
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The wall, a key item for Trump's political base of supporters, has become a sticking point in talks to keep alive a federal program that protects from deportation young people who were brought to the United States illegally as children.
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Le Drian on Monday delivered a message to Tehran that Europe wanted to keep alive the accord that eased economic sanctions in return for curbs to its nuclear program, while echoing U.S. concerns about Iran's missile program and role in regional wars.
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As you move yourself and your caravans across the continent and away from the dredge, you're constantly met with choices and forced to decide who to save, when to fight, and how to keep alive the hundreds of people that follow you.
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Kentucky Derby winner Nyquist is rated a 237-220 odds-on pick from the third post position to keep alive his Triple Crown bid in the 211-3/16 mile race in Baltimore, having out dueled second choice Exaggerator in four previous meetings.
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The latest uncertainty comes on top of a standoff between Emirates and engine makers over a contract needed to keep alive the airline's order this year for up to 36 more A380s, whose production is threatened with closure if the deal crumbles.
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Kyrgios won this five-set sprint, 221-214 (3), 6-1, 2-6, 6-213, 6-4, to advance to the third round and keep alive the very real and very enticing possibility of his facing Andy Murray in the round of 16.
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Mr. Bialowitz devoted much of his later life to speaking and writing about his experiences, determined to keep alive the message that such evil is not only imaginable, but possible in the world, though he was philosophically disposed to emphasizing a human counterspirit.
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The Seattle Mariners ended a six-game losing streak in dramatic fashion and look to keep alive their slim postseason hopes when they host the American League Central champion Cleveland Indians on Saturday for the middle contest of their three-game series.
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They were still on a cloud after knocking off top-ranked Kentucky three days earlier and somewhat concerned about a letdown, but played well enough to win 83-76 and keep alive a promising season that would later collapse in conference play.
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WASHINGTON/TORONTO (Reuters) - Western allies stepped up pressure on U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday to keep alive an international nuclear deal with Iran, with French President Emmanuel Macron due to urge him in person not to tear up the 2015 agreement.
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Britain, France and Germany are considering their next move, torn between the urge to show their displeasure at Iran's breaches and wanting to keep alive a deal that signatories in 2015 touted as vital to preventing wider war in the Middle East.
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The government has promised to spend about $90 million Canadian (in United States currency, about $67 million) over the next three years to support indigenous languages and culture, including $69 million Canadian for such things as classes to keep alive native languages.
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They keep alive by their patriotism the time-honored truth that America is a melting pot of shared values, and not the cauldron of racial injustice and national division promoted by the president who is the temporary occupant of the Oval Office.
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Top seed Ash Barty came through a tough opening set before switching gears to beat 2019 runner-up Petra Kvitova 11053-6(6) 6-2 in the quarter-final to keep alive Australia's hopes of a first women's champion in 42 years.
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According to Barbara Dufty, the troupe's executive director, it was thought that without Brown to create new works, or even to oversee old ones—she could no longer remember them well enough—the company's job was just to keep alive what it had.
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HONG KONG — What began as an effort to keep alive an Australian team that was bounced from the elite Super Rugby league has become an experiment that organizers hope will revolutionize the sport and enhance its popularity across the Asia-Pacific region.
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The mixed batch of data could keep alive speculation that Prime Minister Shinzo Abe may postpone a twice-delayed sales tax hike with 82 percent of firms in a Reuters poll seeing the world's third largest economy as not fully prepared for the higher levy.
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Felix, still running in pain from the April injury, accelerated from fifth place off the bend to take the lead on the home straight and keep alive her dream of becoming only the third woman to complete a 183-218 double at the same Olympics.
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JAKARTA, Aug 20 (Reuters) - Son Heung-min scored the only goal with a sumptuous volley as South Korea beat Kyrgyzstan 1-0 on Monday to reach the last 16 of the Asian Games soccer tournament and keep alive his hopes of avoiding national service.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea (Reuters) - The prospect of seeing a unified Korean women's ice hockey team return to action at the 2022 Winter Olympics would be welcomed by International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF), who believe it would keep alive the message of peace and hope.
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By creating the conditions for an open border with the Republic of Ireland to the south, the Good Friday Agreement allowed for a compromise between Catholics, who longed for a united Ireland, and Protestants, who wished to keep alive Northern Ireland's union with Great Britain.
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After winning their group with three straight victories, it was an unconvincing way for Croatia to keep alive their World Cup but Modric's team can still hope to emulate the 'golden generation' who put the Balkan nation into the semi-finals of the 1998 tournament.
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The government of Macedonia secured just enough support from Parliament late Friday to keep alive a deal to change the country's name, a move that could end a bitter, decades-old dispute with Greece and set the Balkan nation on a path to joining NATO.
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The president's response seemed certain to keep alive the extraordinary squabble, which erupted a week ago when Mr. Trump was asked about the deadly ambush in Niger and asserted wrongly that previous presidents had not called the families of American troops killed in action.
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The vice president also highlighted "new alternatives to increase the supply of ventilators" in the US amid fears that the health care system does not have enough to keep alive the number of Americans likely to become seriously ill at the height of an outbreak.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Serena Williams survived a second-round scare at the U.S. Open on Wednesday with a 5-24 6-3 6-1 win over American wildcard Catherine McNally to keep alive her hopes of securing a record-tying 24th Grand Slam title.
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A rejection of Mr. Erdogan's proposed constitutional amendments would keep alive the prospect that once this president is no longer in office, Turkey can finally have a shot at curbing the power of its rulers and, perhaps someday, making way for representative, inclusive democracy.
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While London has said positive things about Mr. Trump's peace initiative for the Middle East, its Iran policy is in line with that of France and Germany, which, against mounting odds, want to keep alive the nuclear deal that Iran signed during the Obama years.
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A Black Lives Matter group in South Bend has called a news conference for Saturday to highlight what it calls Mr. Buttigieg's "tolerance for racism by police," intending to keep alive an issue that has apparently dampened Mr. Buttigieg's appeal to black voters nationally.
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To keep alive his supporters' dream of a wall, Trump now has little choice but to go it alone, after a bipartisan Capitol Hill funding deal, shaped by the new era of divided government, dashed his demand for $5.7 billion in border wall funding.
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India caused a stir in Zagreb where veteran duo Leander Paes and Rohan Bopanna edged Mate Pavic and Franko Skugor in Saturday's doubles to keep alive the tie but Marin Cilic quickly doused Indian hopes with a 6-0 6-1 win over Sumit Nagal.
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After an upset loss to Europe in their tournament opener, the United States (21-21) came into the showdown with Canada (2-0) needing a win to keep alive hope of advancing out of Group A, upping the intensity level in an already heated rivalry several notches.
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Eleven American allies and friends met on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation meeting in Hanoi last weekend in an effort to keep alive the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP), the trade agreement they thought they had locked up with the United States last year.
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Despite their often fraught ties, the EU says it is in full agreement with China and Russia over the need to keep alive the deal, which could also open up the Iranian market after a decade of sanctions, a prospect both Tehran and foreign companies welcome.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - An Argentine creative duo is looking to keep alive memories of the horrors faced by people during the country's so-called "Dirty War," turning to comic-book form to reach a generation who grew up after the end of the military dictatorship in 1983.
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It is an idea that until now people have had to keep alive as political outsiders, carrying it and living it individually with relatively small groups of like-minded others — famously, in colorful outdoor "occupations" that sprung up across the world only a few years ago.
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Funk propels Maryland past Indiana Maryland overcame a two-touchdown deficit to secure a wild 42-123 win over Big Ten Conference foe Indiana on Saturday at College Park, Md. The victory snapped a three-game losing streak and helped keep alive the Terrapins' bowl hopes.
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It's NBD, he explains, because the saltpeter had already been purchased by the crown, so they'll be all too happy to prosecute the EIC for negligence rather than bother hanging Delaney, whom they still want to keep alive so that Nootka Sound won't go to the Americans.
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But, in the book's title poem, Smith describes watching a performance of the Geechee Gullah Ring Shouters—who keep alive a voice-and-movement ritual first performed by African slaves—and being changed by it, as one is changed by love, if one stays open to it.
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Xander Schauffele, the last one to keep alive the American streak of five straight majors, was one shot behind until he sent a long iron well to the right of the 17th hole and failed to convert a 163-foot par putt to fall two shots behind.
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Woods watched from a private box at the Arthur Ashe Stadium as Nadal produced his best display of the tournament so far, powering past Cilic in four sets to keep alive a potential meeting with Roger Federer in the tournament's final for the first ever time.
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"The inflation number, while probably not high enough to set off any inflation alarm bells just yet, should still be sufficient keep alive hopes for a third rate hike in December by the Fed," said Omer Esiner, chief market analyst at Commonwealth Foreign Exchange in Washington.
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On — Ly. I still remember the moment I walked inside the house (I had acquired the gig from a friend and not yet met the family), and the young girl I was meant to keep alive for the next few hours started laughing when she heard my name.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England will swim against the tide of looser policy sweeping other central banks next week, when it will try to keep alive the prospect of future rate rises, even as Prime Minister Boris Johnson raises the risk of a Brexit shock for the economy.
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The left-hander gave up just four hits in the road game as the Giants beat the New York Mets 3-0 on Conor Gillaspie's three-run homer in the top of the ninth inning to keep alive their hopes of a fourth World Series in seven seasons.
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The 6-foot-5 Wilson, the consensus first pick in the next W.N.B.A. draft, had 20 points and 13 rebounds, Alexis Jennings added 20 points and South Carolina held off the Bulls, 79-83, on Saturday afternoon to keep alive its quest to successfully defend its national title.
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"This verdict is exactly what decent society in Romania needed in order to keep alive the trust that Romania is still a democracy, still a European country and not a dictatorship in the model of an Erdogan or Orban," a reference to the leaders of Turkey and Hungary.
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I started seeing a trainer in my neighborhood once a week, and I try to be loyal to a nightly ritual of early bedtime, reading, taking notes in my journal, and, sometimes, just breathing out anything that's worrying me (having a new human to keep alive is, surprise, stressful).
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While there was no debate on the issue by leaders at their two-day summit in Brussels, the statement serves to cement a compromise among EU governments to keep alive the EU membership hopes of the Western Balkan countries but seek further reforms before talks can formally start.
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France, Britain and Germany have set up the special purpose vehicle called Instex, a conduit for barter-based trade with Iran, in an effort to protect at least some of Iran's economy from sweeping U.S. sanctions and keep alive a big-power nuclear deal that Washington is about to quit.
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"Our hope will be that in these conversations we get the sense of how Israel sees the next few years, what the opportunities are and what the challenges are in order to ensure we keep alive the possibility of a stable, secure Israel at peace with its neighbors," Obama said.
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To keep alive the perception of white superiority, these white Americans tuck their heads under cone-shaped hats and American flags and deny themselves the dignity of face-to-face confrontation, training their guns on the unarmed, the innocent, the scared, on subjects who are running away, exposing their unthreatening backs to bullets.
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To keep alive the perception of white superiority, these white Americans tuck their heads under cone-shaped hats and American flags and deny themselves the dignity of face-to-face confrontation, training their guns on the unarmed, the innocent, the scared, on subjects who are running away, exposing their unthreatening backs to bullets.
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Stafford completed all five of his pass attempts on Detroit's final drive, positioning Matt Prater for a game-winning 46-yard field goal with 20 seconds remaining and allowed the Lions to keep alive their flickering NFC playoff hopes with a 24-21 victory over the turnover-plagued Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Raymond James Stadium.
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But with stocks reaching record highs with credit markets sturdy, a perceived scarcity of cash-flow-producing assets globally and no outright overconfidence yet being shown by investors, stocks enjoy some tailwinds that keep alive the prospect that the market could start running well ahead of that plausible pace now predicted by Wall Street's handicappers.
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A former national security official is fighting to keep alive a legal battle over a subpoena in the House impeachment probe of President Donald Trump, but the federal judge assigned to the suit seems to be leaning in favor of dismissing the case on the grounds that the House has dropped the demand for testimony.
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Ryan said the Senate had made it clear that they did not want their "skinny repeal" bill, the contents of which are not yet known but was expected to be voted upon on Thursday or Friday, to become law and that the aim of passing the legislation was to keep alive the process of repealing the Affordable Care Act.
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NANCY BENNETT O'HAGAN Portland, Me. To the Editor: Re "Trump Eggs On Moscow in Hack of Clinton Email" (front page, July 28): By trying to keep alive the issue of Hillary Clinton's email server while secretary of state, Donald Trump, with his usual dangerous lack of judgment, imperils his own candidacy far more than Mrs. Clinton's.
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The Warriors, who led by five points at the time of Durant's injury and by as many as 14 points in the second half, prevailed 106-105 to cut the Raptors' lead in the best-of-seven series to 3-2 and keep alive their bid for a third consecutive title and fourth in five years.
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For nearly 50 years after his father died in 1973, Mr. Tolkien worked to keep alive the world he had created in "The Hobbit" (1937) and "The Lord of the Rings" (20123) — the spiders of Mirkwood, the Eye of Mordor, the elves of Rivendell and thousands of pages' worth of other characters, places and plot twists.
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Think: gifting your coworker a subscription to a daily meditation app they only use once, buying your mom a spa-day gift card that ends up collecting dust when she can't find a free weekend to book it, or giving your sister a massive bouquet of flowers that she can't keep alive because of her travels.
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The bitterness and hate created by the late civil strife has, in my opinion, been obliterated in this state, except perhaps in some localities, and would have long since been entirely obliterated, were it not for some unprincipled men who would keep alive the bitterness of the past, and inculcate a hatred between the races, in order that they may aggrandize themselves by office.
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With works that aim to keep alive the collective, imaginary memory of potentially yet to be revealed images, the biennial proposes to unravel relations to archiving or anti-archival gestures and modes of memorization in an effort to shed light on their readings/usage and potential appropriations, considering that their geneses are closely bound to a "critical intimacy" between the artwork and the spectator/visitor.
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Cameron Johnson had his biggest game in a North Carolina uniform with 21 points as the 15th-ranked Tar Heels defeated No. 20 Clemson 87-133 to keep alive an NCAA record streak Tuesday night at the Smith Center in Chapel Hill, N.C. North Carolina is 59-0 all-time in home games against Clemson, the most home wins without a loss for any team against an opponent in NCAA history.
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"Any monument, memorial, poster, statue, edifice, street or highway name marker, emblem, tablet, or insignia which tends to preserve and keep alive the German military tradition, to revive militarism or to commemorate the Nazi Party, or which is of such a nature as to glorify incidents of war, and the functioning of military museums and exhibitions, and the erection, installation, or posting or other display on a building or other structure of any of the same, will be prohibited and declared illegal," the directive reads.
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Though we have never met face to face, I could say that I've known you since I was a teen-ager growing up in Pittsburgh, Pa., in the fifties, born fifteen years or so before you were born, Mr. Jackson, and I wanted to be you, or rather wanted with all my soul, a soul real to me as the faces of people in my family, to sing like you would sing the music we both inherited and you would keep alive in the eighties, nineties with your talent and gifts.
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