Have you got the (healthy) guts to make a stand?
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John Legend is using his fame to make a stand.
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We need to make a stand for gun control now.
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Yet the PTI has the political capital to make a stand.
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Great job, Sam ... takes a big pair to make a stand.
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"The $22017,000,000 Commissioner must now make a stand," the tweet continued.
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"If the consumer doesn't make a stand, then nothing will change."
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Hawley said Silicon Valley needs to make a stand against China.
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Trump "wasn't trying to make a stand for these women," Clinton writes.
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The temptation to make a stand like Rubio's is easy to understand.
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As the commissioner of our league, they have to make a stand.
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Apple has been a battleground stock, where bulls hope to make a stand.
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Because again, that way we don't have to make a stand on Macau itself.
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There is a time and place for leaders of integrity to make a stand.
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Make a Stand would be about making a profit but also about social purpose.
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This would be a historic moment where Ryan and McConnell must make a stand.
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Now, they can't stop them, but they certainly can make a stand on it.
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Pray for us, send supplies, come here and make a stand for your grandchildren's future.
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Companies rarely make a stand for the rights of the unborn, or for border security.
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They have little option but to make a stand, with few good places to escape.
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It is becoming risky, and we need to make a stand to protect our leaders.
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I'm meant to make a stand for this disease and help others rise above it.
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But if your conscience doesn't allow for that, then be strong and make a stand.
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And if universities don't make a stand against this foolishness, Western Civilization itself will collapse.
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Mr. Branstad appeared anxious to make a stand against the supplement paid for by China.
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We must make a stand against the hate, lest we drown in its unfathomable depths.
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We must make a stand against the hate, lest we drown in its unfathomable depths.
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COOPERMAN: WELL AS I SAID, I WOULDN'T WANT TO MAKE A STAND-ALONE IN CONCRETE FORECAST.
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He said he was uncomfortable involving his business in politics but had to make a stand.
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But the posturing wouldn't be necessary if Cruz and other hardliners didn't plan to make a stand.
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The hateful, aggressive approach, the utter indifference, is something that I want to make a stand against.
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Carol tells the group they have to get out there and make a stand and help Rick.
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But Gucci chose to make a stand in Hong Kong, not in Beijing, New York or Bangkok.
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"The $40,000,000 Commissioner must now make a stand," he said in reference to NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell.
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Just every little opportunity that you get to make a stand, I think you need to say something.
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"We got embarrassed in Game 3, and after that, you just want to make a stand," Cooper said.
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At some point, the Mexican president will find himself with no other option than to make a stand.
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"We are meeting with the appropriate people in power to make changes and make a stand against bullying."
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Question: How do you make a stand up paddle board go straight if you only paddle on one side?
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Montecito had been acutely aware of the Thomas Fire for weeks, and firefighters were prepared to make a stand.
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You can be the leather jacket-wearing renegade, willing to make a stand for your company and your users.
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But Orenstein's doubts about the All Writs Act emboldened Apple to make a stand, even after Feng pleaded guilty.
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It gets so much worse so much quicker if people don't make a stand and speak out about it.
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"We wanted to make a stand against racism," Hertha's captain, Per Skjelbred, said after the team's 2-0 defeat.
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"The $40,000,000 Commissioner must now make a stand," Trump demanded in a tweet at the start of last season.
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" Bass added, "We want to make clear that we make a stand against all forms of bigotry and hatred.
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"They're going to have to pick a place to make a stand, and they haven't," Mr. Holtz-Eakin said.
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For Simeon Siegel, an analyst at Nomura Instinet, its willingness to make a stand has not dented long-term sales.
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And I just thought that if here he is finally making a stand, I would make a stand with him.
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Suggestion some protesters may try and make a stand outside, but not much desire to fight inside the building. pic.twitter.
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"Cultural appropriation is something that continually happens to African-American artists," she said, "and I want to make a stand."
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If they can make a stand in San Antonio without Kevin Durant, it will provide some comfort to their fans.
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"Right now they're doing what they can, they're trying to make a stand where they can, if possible," McLean said.
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Anticipating disappointment in Iowa, the group — made up of current and former governors — has chosen to make a stand here instead.
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In a rare display of unity, Australia's major media organizations have come together this week to make a stand against censorship.
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Her equally irrepressible father then got involved, and together they started Make a Stand, raising almost $1 million in seed financing.
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Sorna may seem like an odd place for the court's majority to make a stand on congressional abdication and executive overreach.
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Publishers now face a conundrum: continue to make a stand for independence, hoping readers will stick around, or join the Facebook borg.
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The company, also known as Make a Stand, would allow anyone to crowdfund for their favorite charities simply by posting a picture.
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On Election Day, you can do something that counts and make a stand for your country, for your mental health, for your life.
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Even if the Supreme Court is wary of nationwide injunctions in general, though, it might not choose this case to make a stand.
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"At some point they are going to need to make a stand, and even then it could be too late," he told Sky News.
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"I wrongly presumed that the party of freedom would jump at the opportunity to make a stand in that historic moment," Ms. Jones wrote.
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" In the letter, the two women urged Lorde to "join the artistic boycott of Israel, cancel your Israeli tour dates and make a stand.
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I had come to Saigon thinking that we needed to make a stand against Russian and Chinese Communism as we had done in Korea.
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When a business such as Yeti decides to marginalize a conservative cause or a fine American organization, conservatives should make a stand against that.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Thousands of Australians took part on Saturday in rallies to welcome refugees and make a stand against rising far-right sentiment against foreigners.
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"It evokes a powerful message which is that united we can make a stand to curb the climate change that affects us all," Quinn writes.
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I think every time you feel a twinge of resistance it's really important to come, make a stand with people because it does invigorate everyone.
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In talking about this with my coworkers, I decided that I need to make a stand for all the sober stoner doom lovers out there.
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The delegate threshold is 15%, so Kasich could possibly deny Rubio delegates there, then make a stand in Ohio, where Trump leads him 31%-26%.
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" Matagarup has become a place of refuge, a place where we can make a stand and raise awareness for the forced closures," Bella told VICE.
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In flying home, I want to lead by example, and encourage others to make a stand, and vote with me, for a fairer Ireland for all.
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The Democratic Party, and the nation, are well-served when he offers voters a clear choice and offers his supporters a place to make a stand.
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"It is insane that a 16-year-old would have to cross the Atlantic Ocean to make a stand," she told CBS News when she arrived.
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The relentless international-coalition airstrikes destroy ISIS wherever the group's fighters make a stand, but it's often at the cost of devastating the city around them.
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I don't have the ideal scenario but I have to make a stand which, in this case, was to confront the institution by implicating the director himself.
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But, one body-positive blogger posted two photos taken at the same time to make a stand against the body pressures women and girls face on Instagram.
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In a world increasingly short of artists who have the courage to make a stand for what they believe in, M.I.A. wins the battle of the acronyms.
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Zimbabwean activist Shelton Mpala started the petition, which had more than 138,000 signatures on Friday, to make a stand against corporations that attempt to trademark languages and phrases.
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"Conservatives in Congress must use the budget to make a stand on principles," Paul Winfree, budget expert at the Heritage Foundation, wrote in an op-ed last week.
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Its fighters may retreat west across the Tigris River, which splits the city in half, to make a stand among the narrow alleyways of Mosul's densely populated Old City.
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The country's Catholic bishops have criticized what they described as the president's "anti-life" measures, calling on people to join a "grand procession" next month to make a stand.
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If Trump and congressional Republicans choose to make a stand on this, they'll show that they're willing to continue fighting for the policies on which they campaigned and won.
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Voters on both sides of the battle for the House say they are largely casting votes to support their candidate rather than to make a stand against their opponent.
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"We're doing it because we want to make a stand for parents like ourselves who feel there is an agenda going on that is overriding our beliefs," Nigel Rowe said.
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There is a bleak truth in that, and yet it did not stop England's players from doing what they could to make a stand, an example that UEFA might follow.
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" As a survivor of sexual assault, she told Vox, "I was outraged, I was angry, I was sad, and I knew that this was an opportunity to make a stand.
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So today, I come before you to make a stand for the center, to appeal to all of you to bridge our differences and stand up for the American people.
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Fearing a police raid on the compound, he began carrying a shotgun, and said in front a camera, "I'm prepared to make a stand — I'm prepared to die," Mr. Olson said.
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Madonna herself made a connection between the two women before her speech Friday, saying it was "really important to make a stand and speak my mind" about women's rights after Mrs.
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"If you could see what I have seen, maybe you'd understand, it takes a special kind of person, who opts to make a stand," the first line of the poem reads.
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Camille says the practice of using makeup to make a stand-in match the actor's skin color isn't totally unheard of -- in fact, she tells us she's seen it done herself.
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And he must make a stand against the human rights violations and violent atrocities that are happening right under his nose, to his American people, by our own police — on his watch.
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Andrew Guernsey had to evacuate twice in one night, but as flames neared his parents' home in Ojai, he and some of the neighbors and off-duty firefighters tried to make a stand.
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" — Trump "At this moment, if there's any doubt about whether together we can make a stand that generations that follow us will be grateful for, have no doubt, we have done it before.
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Trump, noting Goodell's potential $40 million a year salary, tweeted that the NFL commissioner must "make a stand" and suspend players for a game or the entire season if they continue to kneel.
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This year, there are strong traditionalist entries from Dwayne Dopsie and the Zydeco Hellraisers ("Top of the Mountain") and Northern Cree ("Miyo Kekisepa, Make a Stand [Live]"), a powwow group from Alberta, Canada.
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But when President Trump called out the owners for letting even those few players continue to protest and used an epithet to describe the players who continued to make a stand, everything changed.
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This is an extremely powerful time to break free, to make a stand for what you believe in, to be yourself, and to make sure the situations and people around you actually support you.
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"In a week Sanders had to get right, he couldn't grow support or change the story line," by Sean Sullivan Why the last-ditch effort to make a stand in Michigan did not work.
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When Donald Trump arrived on Capitol Hill this afternoon to meet with GOP senators to discuss tax reform, one protester was waiting for just the right moment to make a stand using tiny Russian flags.
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Saturday marked the seventh day since a handful of armed men showed up at the deserted refuge, closed down for the winter, to make a stand against what they see as an encroaching federal government.
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In the U.K, they have decided to make a stand against the overwhelming statistics involving loneliness, and how more than 206,2170623133039 Britain face this feeling that is proven worse than smoking 15 cigarettes a day!
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A relative moderate in the increasingly conservative GOP conference, Alexander is also retiring at the end of his term this year, potentially liberating him to make a stand against his party if he were so inclined.
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Yet in the face of outcomes we may disagree with (Exhibit A: Brexit; Exhibit B: Trump), we can be quick to pin the blame on tech executives for failing to use their power to make a stand.
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The president, in the case of Syria, seems to understand that the small, high-sulfur, low value oilfields in Syria are not the place to make a stand, especially when we haven't had much regional state support.
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"Democrats this morning are scrambling to justify their humiliating defeat," said Austin Chambers, the triumphant chairman of the Republican State Legislative Committee, which invested in the race as Democrats and allied groups tried to make a stand.
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But Democrats -- who are anxious to make a stand on immigration and other long-simmering issues -- recognize if they mishandle the stalemate they could set back their efforts to retake control of Congress in November's midterm elections.
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Donald J. Trump's Republican rivals are seeking to make a stand against him in the Nevada caucuses on Tuesday, their last chance to slow his momentum before a dozen states vote on the party's presidential nomination next week.
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I'm from the inner city of Chicago, I'm from the block, I'm from the hood ... so to have the confidence to do what you see me do -- that's the beginning of what it takes to make a stand.
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"Somebody had to do this with China because they are taking hundreds of billions of dollars a year out of the United States and somebody had to make a stand," Trump told reporters as he departed for Dayton, Ohio.
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Sanchez told supporters in the southern city of Seville, which he called the "heart of Spanish socialism," that he still believed the party had been wrong to abstain and if elected he would make a stand against the PP's economic policies.
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Some announcements, like Portland's, were timed to make a stand against the Trump Administration: they announced their commitment to reach 100 percent renewables for municipal energy by 2035 on the very same day that Trump withdrew from the Paris climate agreement.
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Yang's detention stands in stark comparison to the ongoing US national anthem protests in the NFL, where despite outrage from US President Donald Trump, players continue to take a knee during the anthem to make a stand against racial injustice.
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Very few of the latter make a stand-alone impact; one exception is a red-and-white spray-painted canvas whose rippling vertical image evokes both the stability of a postmodern building and the accident of a slipped gingham napkin.
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Here, Make a Stand was building on new thinking put forth in a popular TED talk by Dan Pallotta, founder of the AIDS Ride —that the nonprofit world was starving itself, and instead should encourage innovation and development, and, yes, even profit.
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"We don't have a majority of workers, but we've decided to go with the workers we have who are ready to make a stand on Prime Day because it doesn't take all of us to be able to send a powerful message," Stolz told Recode.
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But Democrats said they needed to make a stand, and Pelosi's announcement suggests she is not considering just taking up the Senate bill and passing it through the House on a unanimous consent basis if it were somehow to be passed by the Senate.
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And not use the art form as some kind of political bludgeon, but also not be naïve and pretend that these aren't issues that are affecting people's lives in very real ways, and that they aren't looking to their heroes to make a stand.
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On Friday, committee members also implored Marine Corps and Navy officers to help spread the word about the dangers of a CR. "I don't think we can afford another CR, and so I think we have to make a stand over the next month," Rep.
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Perhaps we should expect a triumphant Obama portrait in the works, and frankly, considering the recent attempts to diminish his legacy, it's probably best that the former President embrace his historical role and make a stand with what is sure to be an eye-catching work.
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Resistance seems futile, yet 300 Spartan warriors boldly sally forth under a beefy King Leonidas to make a stand at Thermopylae, where a mountain peak and the Malian Gulf forces the advancing Persian horde to funnel into a tight space where their numbers will count for little.
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Critics of the party across the political spectrum are treating the election as a kind of a Mediterranean Waterloo, hoping to make a stand against what they consider a conspiracy theory-prone rabble more interested in stoking anger and exercising authoritarian control than in actual governance.
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For an example of how this can be done terrifically, think of the final stretch of episodes of Breaking Bad, which constantly made sure you knew Walter White had lost his soul, but there were just enough shreds of it left for him to make a stand.
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"Meadows, who is close with the president and was recently in the running to be his next chief of staff, urged Trump to make a stand now before Democrats took the House in January — just as he had the night before and multiple times earlier in the week," Politico reports.
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And despite all the pride that they have swallowed since Trump's ascent and all the principles that they have betrayed, many of them yearn to make a stand or at least a statement against white nationalism, for the sake of their party's long-term survival and, yes, for the country.
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"There will be a time when I have to make a stand and I have to make it clear to China, 'You know every time you talk about sole ownership or even entitlements there, it's something which is totally unacceptable to us,' " he told a crowd of supporters in Davao City on Friday.
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But less likely than it would have been without the fiasco, which is why Biden, the big loser of the actual voting, is probably the biggest winner of the tabulation debacle: It obscures just how much he slipped beneath his polling, lets Iowa be swallowed up by other stories (the State of the Union, impeachment, coronavirus and then … New Hampshire!), and makes it modestly more likely that he can limp through to South Carolina with a chance to make a stand.
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What the 5050x2020 organizers understand, in the same way that the Times Up organizers know, is that for the women in the lower echelons of the industry to achieve the conditions they desire at work — equal work for equal pay, the kind of opportunities their male peers enjoy, and a safe working environment — the women who are most visible in the industry have to make a stand in the highest echelons of the industry, ideally making space for women whose jobs are much less visible, and who work for a much more middle-class wage.
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We have tried to engage the Iranian government on this issue, we have told them that good relations with the countries of the region they should ask the responsible members of the international community and they should cease and desist in activities that are hostile or aggressive, unfortunately this is not what we have seen and so this latest round is just where we said enough is enough, we have to make a stand our public will not tolerated continued Iranian aggression towards Saudi without a response and so the response we took was to cut off our relations with Iran close down Iran's embassy missions in the kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
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