And today, the company is making good on its promise.
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Now, it seems to be making good on that promise.
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First of all, he's making good on a campaign promise.
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And it looks like she's finally making good on her promise.
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With USB 33, Intel is finally making good on this promise.
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So far, he seems to be making good on that promise.
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Looks like he's making good on that from the get-go.
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"We are making good on that promise at OIRA," Rao said.
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It's time for private spaceflight to start making good on its promises.
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On Tuesday, Trump claimed China is not making good on those promises.
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Holding oversight hearings on potential legislation is making good on this promise.
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We were just making good on that commitment that was made originally.
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They're finally making good on their promise of launching once every couple weeks.
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He previously warned such litigation was coming, making good on that promise Wednesday.
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TV that Democrats are making good on 2018 campaign promises by launching investigations.
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A sweeping inspections regime would ensure Iran was making good on its commitments.
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"I'm worried that he's making good on all of his campaign promises," Rep.
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Following Trump's announcement making good on that threat last week, prices surged further.
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Was the First Lady finally making good on her promise to fight childhood bullying?
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Smith donated $34 million to the school last month, making good on his promise.
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Check. Making good on a threat made when Trump first announced his tariff plans?
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The Staten Island Yankees are finally making good on a fan vote from 2016.
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Facebook is making good on its promise to work towards building a safer community.
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Video game streaming site Twitch is making good on its promise to ditch Flash.
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But several obstacles stand in the way of Congress making good on its pledges.
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There will also be a load of newbies, making good on New Year resolutions.
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At the same time, Kelly was making good on a signature Trump campaign promise.
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This is -- gasp -- Trump making good on a long-held and long-stated belief.
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Both former Soviet states feel aggrieved that Brussels in not making good on its promises.
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Today, the retailer announced it was making good on its promise of a big comeback.
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This may include making good on that New Year's resolution to get to the gym.
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They signal the challenge he faces in making good on pledges to revive the sector.
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Now he appears to be making good on his promise to get tough on China.
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He appears to be making good on that promise in ways many people never imagined.
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At stake for the US was more than making good on a lost leader's promise.
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Netflix seems to be making good on the promise to provide some justice for Barb.
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Now, one year later, Republicans are on the cusp of making good on that promise.
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Only 85033 percent said he is making good on his promise to drain the swamp.
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Trump says he is making good on U.S. legislation and presidential pledges dating back decades.
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This week, the EU's executive body got a step closer to making good on that promise.
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MACCALLUM: So, still ahead, the president making good on his promise to crack down on leakers.
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His lawsuit, they add, is just Dr. Luke "making good on his promise to destroy" Kesha.
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But Pebble, with it's history of making good on crowdfunded promises, was supposed to be different.
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As of today's launch of Epix Now, the network has been making good on those promises.
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She's making good on her decision to date Nathan's friend Andrew (Alexander Hodge) and it's working.
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What you probably don't know is how Gray and Anderson are making good on their opportunities.
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Since taking office, Trump has made several policy changes making good on his campaign trail promises.
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Price: $39.99 (barely making good on the chief executive's promise that it would be under $40).
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But for now, Mr. Trump gets to say he is making good on a political promise.
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Then, making good on a campaign promise, the president formally withdraws from the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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She should remember, too, that the only nation who singled the United States out for "attack" today was the United States itself, when Trump decided making good on a campaign pledge was more important than making good on a commitment to peace in the Middle East.
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China has been making good on its commitment to tackle excess capacity in its huge steel sector.
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The White House shrugged off concerns about the impact, saying Trump was making good on election promises.
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The central bankers seemed to follow market expectations, making good on its October announcement that, despite inflation, .
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This raised the chilling possibility that Mr. Trump was making good on his threatening statements in Gettysburg.
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Google's Stadia cloud gaming service has broken a bunch of promises, but it's making good on one.
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It was his way of making good on a campaign promise to ban Muslims from the country.
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On the north side of town, many residents felt that Ackal was making good on his promises.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions appears to be making good on his promise to crack down on sanctuary cities.
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The Corcoran Group's making good on its ambitions to franchise its branding and it's starting in Silicon Valley.
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Apple's making good on its promise earlier this year that it would expand the feature to U.S. customers.
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That nonchalant, possibly problematic answer aside, Guyon is making good on his promise to make Schiaparelli great again.
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Facebook is making good on Mark Zuckerberg's promise to build community by improving admin tools for Facebook Groups.
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Image: GettyFacebook is making good on its promise to build affordable housing near its headquarters in Menlo Park.
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Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall is making good on her promise to help break the taboo of domestic abuse.
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Trump will be making good on a campaign promise to partially reverse Obama's policy of detente with Cuba.
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Pamela Anderson is making good on her promise to gift Melania Trump with a Russian faux fur coat.
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Trump promised to roll back 22 regulations for every new regulation, and he is making good on that.
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The government plans to launch the airline in December, making good on President Muhammadu Buhari's election campaign promise.
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Now, with charges filed against Mr. Lozoya, the current government appears to be making good on its promise.
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Making good on a deal they struck when Fosse underwent heart surgery, Fosse tap danced at Chayefsky's funeral.
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The Cubs then won the title, their first since 1908, making good on a summer full of hope.
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Instead, she tells herself she's making good on her college degree and doing sociology—tech as her laboratory.
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Kentucky's new Republican governor is making good on his campaign promise to dismantle the plan's ObamaCare marketplace. Gov.
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Republicans have, so far, failed at making good on their yearslong campaign promise to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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The San Francisco start-up appears to be making good on a promise to more aggressively court local communities.
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Google is making good on at least one promise from last year's I/O: augmented reality in Google Maps.
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It's now making good on that promise with the launch of the Limited Commercials plan option on Amazon's Channels.
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Now, she's tasked with making good on her promise to defend the interests of the 14th District in Washington.
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He says Beijing is only making good on past promises -- including two UN resolutions China agreed to last year.
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And by making that happen, Gottlieb is making good on the conservative pledge to lower prices by bolstering competition.
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Here's to Garner making good on those "I'm dating Brad Pitt" jokes and maybe scoring her own Elektra spinoff.
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Facebook is making good on Mark Zuckerberg's promise to prioritize user safety and data privacy over its developer platform.
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The message from the White House is that Trump is making good on his promise to shake things up.
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More likely, it will take symbolic steps to restart enrichment, thereby implying a threat without making good on it.
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It's about words—the president's promises to fix what's broken and his disinterest in making good on those promises.
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Making good on the hype has meant that the Model S has been completely overshadowed by the Model 3.
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Making good on J.J. Abrams' commitment to diversity Bad Robot moving forward on the film with Oyelowo and Mbatha-Raw, two acclaimed actors, as well as a young talent like Onah, also shows Abrams making good on his commitment to creating more opportunities for women and people of color in the industry.
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It&aposs because Trump is close to making good on his promise to transform our immigration laws for the better.
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The company, which has vowed to make its collection of dolls ever more diverse, is making good on its promise.
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Now, Tesla appears to be making good on its word and is including the new configuration directly in its vehicles.
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Attention iPhone X owners: Snapchat is finally making good on its promise to make its augmented reality selfie lenses better.
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Now it seems the president is making good on his promise to further increase tariffs on goods from the country.
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Hasbro is making good on its promise to include a Rey piece in its next versions of Monopoly: Star Wars.
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Airbnb may finally be making good on its promise to "take swift action" to redress recent user complaints of discrimination.
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Now, after a trade last summer to the Los Angeles Angels, Meyer, at 27, is making good on his promise.
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"Our optimism actually is rather contingent on our actions, on actually making good on our promise to reskill," says Reeves.
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All of us have a role to play in making good on our promises to improve health on the continent.
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These additions revealed how serious Steve was in making good on his vision to expand Breitbart's reach, influence, and credibility.
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Brazil Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro is making good on one of his campaign promises, and it's accelerating deforestation in the Amazon.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures were at $62.00 per barrel, down 12 cents, making good on some earlier losses.
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Several U.S. officials familiar with the deliberations were highly skeptical Moscow would end up making good on such a deal, however.
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Elon Musk is making good on his promise to leave President Trump's White House advisory councils, he said today on Twitter.
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It might seem like the Trump administration is finally making good on his campaign promises to crack down on media consolidation.
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The necessary change to keep the majority in the 2018 midterms starts with making good on base priorities, not donor priorities.
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The BJP is expected to shore up that support by making good on a campaign promise of crowd-pleasing welfare reforms.
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He said lawmakers shouldn't have to choose between keeping the government open and making good on the president's border security pledge.
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" The Education Department has previously said the delays were part of DeVos making good on her promise of a "regulatory reset.
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Almost immediately after the November election, making good on their promises, Democrats prefiled the ERA resolutions in the House and Senate.
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This showed the country that House Republicans are capable of making good on their promises if they want to do so.
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The Trump administration is making good on the president's executive order to rollback Obama-era restrictions on short-term health plans.
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Some veteran Republican lobbyists are increasingly skeptical that the president has built a team capable of making good on his promises.
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Or perhaps you're thrilled that the Trump administration is making good on its promise to "drain the swamp" by changing regulations.
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She feels the pressure of making good on her training, along with confusion about her best path to the future she desires.
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Hollywood still has a long way to go in terms of making good on these promises, but steps are already being taken.
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The figure indicates that Apple is making good on its intention to remove the cruft from its App Store, as earlier stated.
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Now, Google is making good on its promise and upping the ante by offering gigabit speeds to some of the poorest Americans.
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The Cannes Film Festival, making good on a pledge last year, has codified its ban on Netflix-produced films in its competition.
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Now, as Airbnb continues to expand, covering some 34,000 cities and 2 million properties, it is making good on some of this.
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Rouhani has had a tough time defending the agreement, and his opponents have accused him of not making good on his promises.
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It's a well-designed piece of hardware that gains a lot of points for simplicity, while making good on its smartwatch promises.
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Hopefully, Trump will recognize the value and importance of their contributions to making good on his promise to make America great again.
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Facebook and DJI are reportedly making good on their promise to let drone owners stream aerial footage to the social media platform.
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The great challenge for Trump now will be delivering on his lofty promises and making good on this rhetoric with his policies.
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The American people look forward to Congress and the president making good on the promises made just a few short months ago.
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"Today I am making good on my promise to defend our Farmers & Ranchers from unjustified trade retaliation by foreign nations," Trump tweeted.
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The Security Council has threatened several times in the last 18 months to block arms shipments without making good on the threat.
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Now, the company is making good on that purchase, as Moosejaw is the first of Walmart's acquired brands to arrive on Walmart.com.
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Despite all the blowback, however, Zuckerberg ended the year making good on a commitment he'd made when his second daughter was born.
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The jump in Saudi supplies shows the world's top crude exporter is making good on its recent vows to tame oil prices.
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Like today's other populist leaders, Mr. Trump knows that his standing with voters hinges on making good on his most radical promises.
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Ron DeSantis replaced Scott Israel, the sheriff at the time of the shooting, earlier this year, making good on a campaign promise.
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Those terms have raised the question of whether the department was making good on President Trump's campaign threat to block the deal.
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Luck is apparently making good on that vow, spending part of Thursday at the team facility with new starting quarterback Jacoby Brissett.
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And as the President's advisers have cautioned against making good on the threat, Trump and White House messengers have changed their tune.
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For now, Qualcomm will buy back $30 billion in shares if the deal fails, making good on a promise to reassure investors.
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Twitter is making good on a product promise the company announced almost a year ago but never rolled out: Longer tweet replies.
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Just over a month into his presidency, Trump appears to be making good on his promises to curtail illegal immigration — and increase deportations.
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is making good on her promise to make the fight against climate change one of her main legislative priorities.
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Founded in 2011, Medium has raised $132 million, and now it looks like there's a plan to start making good on those investments.
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Meantime, Trump supporters have lauded the President for making good on campaign promises to tighten immigration rules to protect American jobs and security.
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The company, which counts Tencent as an early investor, now appears to be making good on its long-standing plan to venture overseas.
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Bernie Sanders on Monday released 10 years' worth of tax returns, making good on a pledge he made more than a month ago.
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Now it seems Apple is making good on its revised launch window, as the HomePod will officially go on sale on February 9th.
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Making good on campaign promises, President Trump signed an executive order last Tuesday that dismantles the Obama administration's plan to combat climate change.
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Here's Seattle Mariners manager Scott Servais making good on a challenge to his players ... and making a case for coolest MLB manager around.
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Adobe Photoshop arrives on the iPad Adobe has released Photoshop for the iPad, making good on an announcement that it made last October.
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However, local businessman Richard Gonzmart personally delivered a $9,000 check to her Thursday, making good on his promise to contribute to the reward.
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After years of promising to reduce the tax burden on families and business, it appears the GOP is making good on their commitment.
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It was a step toward making good on a campaign promise by U.S. President Donald Trump to address unfair currency practices, Ross said.
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With the budget now unlocked in the House, Republicans are certainly one step closer to making good on their promise to cut taxes.
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Google today is making good on its promise to bring its Siri alternative known as Google Assistant to more Android devices, starting today.
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On Tuesday, over the course of more than 2600 hours, he started making good on a joke rooted in a South Park episode.
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Both headlines suggested that Saudi Arabia and Moscow were making good on their vow to raise output to prevent the market from overheating.
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The White House said Wednesday that Trump had sent Wheeler's nomination to the Senate, making good on a promise he made in November.
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"This audit confirms that the administration is making good on its promise to manage Detroit's finances responsibly," Mayor Mike Duggan said in a statement.
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Making good on that promise would be a sign that Mr. Maduro is willing to work with lawmakers who were elected by the people.
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Making good on any of these initiatives requires attention and discipline from the top, however, and Mr Duterte remains almost wholly focused on drugs.
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Today Google is making good on its May promise to ease the purchasing process on Android devices with the launch of Pay with Google.
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Most car companies are making good on a voluntary commitment to equip all of their vehicles with automatic emergency braking technology, safety officials say.
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Amazon has been making good on that goal, with a rollout to 12 more states, including California, Texas and Colorado later that same month.
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But the rapper's lawyer appeared in court Tuesday and told the judge Tyga's making good on the debt ... at least a chunk of it.
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" At a glance, this seems like Trump is making good on his pledge to "expand treatment for those who have become so badly addicted.
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The 'Dukes of Hazzard' star was sentenced Monday to 3 days in L.A. County jail for not making good on delinquent alimony he owed.
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Justin Trudeau is making good on his campaign promises as his Liberal government will introduce a law next spring aiming to decriminalize the drug.
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Since he was brought back from the dead, he's been following Cersei Lannister and making good on her threats to make heads roll (literally).
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The development of driverless technology is central to both companies' becoming profitable and making good on their valuations of tens of billions of dollars.
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They came alive again in August, with young players like Jose Berrios, Byron Buxton, Max Kepler and Eddie Rosario making good on their promise.
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If Sanders still captured the presidency, they think he would prove less adept than Warren would in making good on his sweeping campaign proposals.
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Netflix is making good on its promise to reduce its cash burn, even though it continues to increase its spend on content each year.
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The president, making good on a campaign promise to protect America's trade interests, is expected to set the tariffs as early as next week.
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On Monday, they took a major step in making good on that promise as Sara Gideon, the speaker of Maine's state House, announced her candidacy.
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The first is making good on the administration's plan to crack down on waste and return food stamp requirement levels to pre-Great Recession levels.
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But he does have a consistent record of making good on foreign policy pronouncements -- no matter how wrong-headed his critics believe them to be.
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Now that Service Fabric itself is generally available, Microsoft is also making good on its promise to offer support for both Linux and Windows servers.
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On Amazon's side, they don't disclose exactly what this is, but they also spend a lot of money making good on stolen packages for people.
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He also ran through a list of campaign objectives he said he was making good on, including immigration, building up the military and gun rights.
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He said it showed Trump making good on promises to hold Canada accountable for unfair practices such as those that have hurt American dairy farmers.
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Axios is reporting that one option being considered is making good on Trump's protectionist rhetoric by imposing 20 percent tariffs on steel and other goods.
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Conservatives have suggested that these negotiations represent Trump's last best chance of making good on his promise for a wall between the U.S. and Mexico.
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S&P believes the EU would not commence discussions on a fresh relationship with the UK unless London commits to making good on its obligations.
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Jody Hice (R-Ga.) off of the Armed Services Committee, making good on a vow to retaliate after the Freedom Caucus member voted for Rep.
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The Department of Defense took a giant step toward making good on its promise earlier this summer to revive and expand a successful cybersecurity program.
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Mr. Thompson vowed to clean up the office — a promise he was making good on until his unexpected death on Sunday, at 50, from cancer.
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Now, she is making good on her promise after launching a proposed plan that targets Facebook, Amazon, Google, and a number of major tech giants.
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Six years later, it feels like Last of Us II is making good on those promises by giving Ellie the story she deserved all along.
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After making a down payment and receiving the shirts, Ms. Dorsey, whose last name was then Myles, delayed making good on the roughly $4,2000 balance.
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The administration was making good on Trump's promise to restore sanctions previously waived by the nuclear deal, which the U.S. had left in May 2018.
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Lane Bryant is making good on its promise to make women feel confident about their bodies —and approaching style with a fashion-forward point-of-view.
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Well still ahead President Trump making good on another campaign promise and making China pay to do business with America so why are critics calling foul?
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Speaking from the Oval Office, Trump officially announced the approval shortly after the State Department issued TransCanada's permit, making good on one of his campaign promises.
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Overturning the EPA veto would be a potent symbol of Trump making good on his promise to remove regulations stopping the expansion of drilling and mining.
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Amazon's sample smart homes will be available for walkthroughs in 15 Lennar model homes, making good on a partnership the two companies entered into last year.
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European Union regulators are making good on promises to prevent another Volkswagen-style diesel scandal and rolling out new on-road car emissions testing, Autoblog reports.
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But hey, at least Facebook now has a new place to start making good on its promises about quality news: getting a dang Journalism Project editor.
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Twitter is making good on its pledge to fight the persistent problems of spam, bots, harassment and misinformation that have plagued the social platform for years.
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In November, the Australian government issued one of the grimmest fire season outlooks in recent memory, and now, our planet is making good on that prediction.
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The purchases are the most concrete evidence yet that China is making good on pledges made when Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping met on Dec.
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He said it showed Trump is making good on promises to hold Canada accountable for unfair practices such as those that have hurt American dairy farmers.
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Coder Matt Bucy created the film, appropriately titled "Of Oz the Wizard," in 2004, making good on a challenge from a friend a few years prior.
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Oscar Health Insurance vowed to use technology to change and improve the way customers find health care, and it seems they're making good on their word.
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Tesla has begun making good on its promise to help Puerto Rico rebuild its energy grid after a devastating hurricane caused massive damage on the island.
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"[Startups] have faster pace of product delivery and making good on product delivery promises," Shruti Tournatory, Sapphire Ventures' vice president for business development, told Business Insider.
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McCain filed his amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act on Wednesday, making good on his promises to seek increased defense spending on the Senate floor.
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It was viewed as an effort to consolidate power as he portrayed it as a step toward making good on his promise to stamp out corruption.
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Days after his inauguration, Mr. Trump appointed Neil M. Gorsuch to the Supreme Court, making good on a campaign promise to appoint an anti-abortion justice.
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With President Trump making good on his threat to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal, the business world has been grappling with what to do next.
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" Perez said in a statement that the transfer from the Bloomberg campaign show the former mayor is "making good on their commitment to beating Donald Trump.
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"Today I am making good on my promise to defend our Farmers & Ranchers from unjustified trade retaliation by foreign nations," Trump said in a Twitter post.
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Sega's making good on its promise to continue adding titles to its Sega Forever library of mobile games – the latest is the Dreamcast classic Virtua Tennis Challenge.
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What is more important, Sagittarius: preserving this priceless and enormous historic embroidery, or making good on a gesture of trans-Chanel solidarity between France and the UK?
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Podcast M&A Spotify is making good on its promise to spend millions on podcast M&A, following its purchases of Gimlet and Anchor for $340 million.
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As she sails through her second trimester, the Duchess of Sussex is making good on her promise to "hit the ground running" in support of women's issues.
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Making good on its name, The RealReal vets every item on its site, making sure it's actually the real thing from the designer whose label it carries.
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And In 2016, I finally made it to LA. I'm proud that I never gave up, and I am slowly making good on that degree I earned.
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Now, Tesla is showing that it's making good on its promise of help, with significant progress being made on one solar generation/storage facility on the island.
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The congressional lawsuits are more evidence that Trump is making good on his promise to aggressively fight or stall Democratic investigations into his personal finances and business.
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At Kourtney's house, Kris is making good on her resolution to work out, joining Kourtney and her trainer Don in one of Kourtney's hard-core workout sessions.
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The old and new generation of fans have seen through the tabloid headlines to who Sorrentino is now: a new man making good on his second chance.
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YouTube is making good on its promise to defend its creators from copyright trolls, specifically third parties that claim monetization on users' videos over seconds of content.
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The pledge to cripple Obamacare has been around for a month, and still faces the same obstacles that have prevented Trump from making good on that pledge.
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Trump essentially promised us during the campaign that he would attempt to turn America into a white ethno-state, and now he's making good on his promises.
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A poll published earlier this year found that fewer than a quarter of Americans think Trump is making good on his promise to clean up the Beltway.
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On Thursday, protesters once again brought much of Hong Kong to a standstill, making good on their pledge to suffocate the city until lawmakers meet their demands.
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New York (CNN Business)General Electric boss Larry Culp is making good on his promise to swiftly unload assets to pay down the company's mountain of debt.
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In March 2017, the Trump reversed President Barack Obama's decision and issued a permit approving construction of the pipeline, making good on one of his campaign promises.
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" And making good on his word, Brady has already held his first committee hearing of the year which focused on "reaching America's potential through pro-growth policies.
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The plan is being rolled out by Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, espoused feminist and avid yogi, making good on his campaign promises to prioritize legalizing it.
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Facebook today took its latest step towards making good on paying out royalties to music rightsholders around tracks that are used across its multiple platforms and networks.
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Making good on the teaser video dropped earlier today, Lorde has released the full visual for single "Perfect Places," the closing track on her latest LP Melodrama.
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TransUnion's poll, while just a snapshot of how Americans are being impacted, shows 70% of Americans are concerned about paying their bills and making good on loans.
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Tesla's third-quarter results were surprisingly strong, making good on Musk's expectation that Tesla would be profitable and cash flow positive from the second half of 2018 onward.
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That didn't stop numerous outlets from running headlines suggesting Price was actually making good on the costs, including Politico, PBS, AOL, Reuters and many local stations and papers.
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The new technology is an example a broader shift in the industry's focus towards production, as planemakers face the task of making good on a record order boom.
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They stayed overnight in the vast, partly unsecured area, making good on a threat issued in October to stop production if authorities did not provide more development funds.
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Last season, Schaefer's group ascended to national prominence by making good on the number 60 signs, toppling Connecticut and its 111-game winning streak in the semi-final.
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Amazon is making good on its promise to ban "incentivized" reviews from its website, according to a new analysis of over 210,21.5 products and around 22.6 million reviews.
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Mulvaney was defending President Trump's proposed 2018 budget, which cuts funding for the Environmental Protection Agency by 20603 percent — making good on Trump's threat to dismantle the agency.
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The IRS claims it warned Brian his home could be on the line if the debt wasn't settled, and now the taxman is making good on the threat.
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Vinton said she was getting calls from farmers whose grain was damaged and are worried about making good on previously signed contracts to deliver those crops to elevators.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia is making good on promises to curtail oil shipments to the United States with the likely intention to drain visible inventories and support prices.
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The Chinese authorities appear to be making good on a commitment to try and limit the country's imports of the polluting fuel to levels the same as 2017.
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Hopefully China's next rover will follow in Yutu's footsteps by making good on the nation's ambitious space goals—and by delighting the world with an adorable online persona.
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Pence is "making good on President-elect Trump's promise that we're not going to have any lobbyists involved with the transition efforts," Trump spokesman Jason Miller said Wednesday.
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As city supervisor, Milk rallied his colleagues to support his legislative ideas, making good on his promise to defend a gay person's right to public housing and employment.
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"Making good on that promise is not only the right thing to do — it is also strategically vital to the longer-term effectiveness of the fight against terrorism."
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Making good on his promise last episode to perform a service for Axe postelection, Chuck freezes the assets of the Russian plutocrat and staunch Axelrod adversary Grigor Andolov.
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In August, Uber said it had acquired the startup for a whopping $680 million, making good on a tentative deal it had made with Levandowski back in January.
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A programming note: I have referred to this newsletter as "mostly daily" from time to time and I apologize for unexpectedly making good on that joke last Friday.
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FCA began making good on that promise when it displayed plug-in hybrid versions of the Compass, Renegade, and Wrangler at the Consumer Electronics Show earlier this month.
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Making good on that promise is not only the right thing to do — it is also strategically vital to the longer-term effectiveness of the fight against terrorism.
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Palestinian aid The US will hold back more than half the funding it gives to Palestinian refugees, making good on a threat President Trump tweeted out weeks ago.
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"Making good on the last campaign's promises are like marshmallow calories: They can taste good, but they provide little nutrition," said Bruce N. Gyory, a Democratic political consultant.
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With Neal making good on his promise in the days following Democrats retaking the House in the 2018 midterms, the ball has been firmly smacked into Trump's court.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Republican President-elect Donald Trump vowed on the campaign trail to repeal Obamacare, but making good on that promise may be easier said than done.
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Simply Be is making good on its promise to abolish "token" curve models while celebrating the average woman, who just so happens to come in above-average retail sizing.
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Washington (CNN)Washington Post columnist Dana Milbank is making good on his promise to literally eat "an entire column, newsprint and ink" if Donald Trump wins the Republican nomination.
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Steve Sisolak donated his first check Wednesday to the state's public schools, making good on his campaign promise to donate his salary until public education improves, his office announced.
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Instead, the country has elected a man with no political experience nor concrete plans for making good on the sweeping promises he made to his wildly enthusiastic core constituents.
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After asserting that he was making good on a pledge to end America's endless wars and hailing the sacrifices of servicemembers and their families, Trump wheeled out another surprise.
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Today, it's making good on that promise by launching support for podcasts into beta, along with a whole new look and more customization options for its Plex mobile apps.
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Every bill that Congress considered to roll back the ACA also called for excluding Planned Parenthood affiliates from Medicaid — making good on Trump's campaign promise to defund the group.
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He won a small victory in 2003 when he received a $250 check from the United States Tennis Association, making good on a Davis Cup debt from decades past.
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But when the extra funding measure failed, the scope of the problem appears to have prevented them for making good on lukewarm threats to kill the larger drug bill.
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At the age of 20, he was making good on his high-minded promise to Steve Ruiz, standing in the aisles of a sport supply store seven years earlier.
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Iraqi government forces swept into the Kurdish-held city of Kirkuk, making good on a threat to use military force to blunt the independence drive by the nation's Kurds.
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Obama's trip was aimed both at solidifying his legacy in a familiar place and making good on a promise to spend his last year working toward healing partisan wounds.
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"We've argued for years for UPS and FedEx to leverage the parcel market's consolidated nature and it looks like UPS is finally making good on this opportunity," Wetherbee said.
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The data is likely to please supporters of President Trump and could let him take credit for quickly making good on his promise to clamp down on illegal immigration.
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She took the responsibility seriously — it was almost a matter of reversing the historical record, making good on the promise of her own mother before she was snatched away.
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That potentially puts him on the path to making good on a campaign promise and take a step back toward the populism that confounded his political opponents in 2016.
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The decision to advance the pipelines cast aside efforts by President Barack Obama's administration to block construction of the two pipelines, while making good on one of Trump's campaign promises.
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Southern Co cautioned that the success of Vogtle hinges on ailing Toshiba making good on its settlement, which will be paid in installments, and U.S. lawmakers extending production tax credits.
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Many worried President-elect Donald Trump was making good on his campaign promise to register all Muslims in the country or private citizens were laying the groundwork for a registry.
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Now, they face the prospect of being forced to defend a bill they didn't necessarily love in the first place, without any benefit of making good on a campaign promise.
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More than four months into his term, how close is President Donald Trump to making good on his signature promise to build a wall between the United States and Mexico?
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In May, the President gave his first major speech on lowering drug prices, making good on his campaign promise to go after drug makers to get lower prices for consumers.
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The legal action from the controversial former FBI director showed Comey was making good on a pledge to push back against the demand from House Republicans for a private deposition.
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Jenny Beth Martin, a co-founder of the Tea Party Patriots, said that activists whom she speaks with "generally do think he is serious" about making good on his promise.
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Then, instead of biting the bullet and taking losses, large Japanese banks kept credit lines open to borrowers even when they had slight chance of making good on the loans.
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When announced he would be pulling the US out of the international agreement to curb Iran's nuclear program, he made clear that he was making good on a campaign promise.
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On Tuesday the Trump administration announced a list of tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods, making good on the president's recent threats to broaden a trade war with Beijing.
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Nearly three out of four Americans are concerned about paying their bills and making good on loans, according to TransUnion's poll of over 1,000 U.S. adults fielded on March 19.
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Reigning Miss USA Sarah Rose Summers appears to be making good on her promise to smooth things over with a couple competitors she openly mocked for not speaking her tongue.
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Instead of games being held exclusively in-studio in California, this year teams will travel all over the globe, making good on the Overwatch League's original pitch of localized esports.
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After hundreds of undocumented immigrants were arrested in February, it became clear that the new president had begun making good on a campaign promise to crack down on illegal immigration.
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Post Malone is making good on his $20,000 bet with YG ... finally paying up 9 months after his beloved Dallas Cowboys lost to the L.A. Rams in the NFL playoffs.
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TAIPEI, Taiwan — Making good on a campaign promise, President Trump on Thursday announced plans to introduce 25 percent tariffs on imported steel and 3893 percent tariffs on aluminum next week.
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Facebook is making good on its commitment to strip the social network of fake news stories — starting with a handy tool that allows users to flag anything they consider a hoax.
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Crowdfunded spacecraft LightSail 2 is making good on its name, after successfully unfurling its solar sail in orbit so that it can begin propelling itself using the force of light alone.
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It appears the actresses behind Time's Up are making good on their promise to fight for every woman by calling out injustice and corruption on both the national and local levels.
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Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, making good on his word, brought an empty bill to the floor, permitting both sides to try to round up 60 votes to fill in the text.
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But even as the Russia controversy continued to swirl, Trump took several actions to alter US policy on regulatory, environmental and trade fronts this week -- making good on several campaign pledges.
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The casting made clear that she was making good on that promise: Meg is now biracial, played by 14-year-old Storm Reid, and Mindy Kaling and Oprah Winfrey play Mrs.
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The Hill's Ben Kamisar has the story: President Donald Trump signed an executive order freezing all federal government hiring except for the military, making good on a promise from his campaign.
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Trump is making good on Republican campaign promises to get government out of the business of student lending, and recently lifted limits on fees debt collectors can charge some defaulted borrowers.
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Making good on the "end of year" promise, the offering has been rolling out for a few days now, bringing with it the ability to read voice transcriptions of voice mails.
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Trump's move marks a step toward making good on a campaign promise to dismantle the 2010 Dodd-Frank law, which was passed in the wake of the 2007-2009 financial crisis.
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It's a natural progression for rappers to put their own spins on cops-and-robbers types of movies and Valee is making good on that tradition early on in his career.
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Yet Mr. Cuomo was a recurring presence: The mayor repeatedly criticized the state for not making good on financial commitments or reducing the amount of financial support it gives the city.
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Nearly three out of four Americans are concerned about paying their bills and making good on loans, according to TransUnion's poll of over 1,000 U.S. adults fielded on March 17-2473.
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Making good on a promise to his players, Bjorn, 47, now has a small image of the Ryder Cup tattooed on his backside along with the 17½ to 10½ final score.
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Over time, Apple has been making good on those promises, by updating Maps with better data and notably, by announcing a ground-up rebuild of the Maps platform back in 2018.
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The company on Wednesday posted a profit and positive cash flow, making good on pledges made by Musk earlier this year, as the company ramps up volume of its new sedan.
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I want students to hold their universities accountable for making good on the promises that are found in mission statements and elsewhere about commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion and so on.
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Elon Musk is accelerating his plans to reinvent Tesla, making good on Monday his promise to combine Tesla and SolarCity, two companies where he currently serves as Chairman of the Board.
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Mr. Hagel's successor as defense secretary, Ashton B. Carter, announced that the Pentagon would move to allow transgender people to serve openly, making good on Mr. Hagel's promise of continual review.
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The company on Wednesday posted a profit and positive cash flow, making good on pledges made by Musk earlier this year, as the company ramps up volume of its new sedan.
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In his first U.S.-China summit, President Donald Trump took a significant step toward making good on campaign promises aimed at resetting a broken relationship between the world's two largest economies.
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London (CNN Business)Europe is making good on a promise to buy much more American natural gas as it seeks to ease transatlantic trade tension and reduce its reliance on Russian energy.
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The longer the Never Trumpers choose to dig their heels in and refuse to acknowledge that President Trump is making good on everything he said he'd do, the more credibility they lose.
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As CES 2017 winds down, Samsung is making good on a promise it made at CES 2016: It's releasing an iOS app for its Gear smartwatches so they'll work with the iPhone.
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Media player software maker Plex is today making good on its acquisition of streaming news startup Watchup from earlier this year with the integration of a dedicated news hub within its app.
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For liberal MPs both are political adversaries, but if they help them govern, MPs would be making good on their pledge, when they impeached Ms Park, to be working for the people.
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So today at its Communities Summit in Chicago, where it assembled 300 admins of top Groups, Facebook is making good on Zuckerberg's promise to give admins more tools to manage their flocks.
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Today, YouTube is making good on that commitment with an update about a new feature it's testing out: an Explore tab, aimed at offering viewers a more diverse set of video recommendations.
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Now, despite joking that she was "all hyped up on Vicodin" at the time these plans were set, the 35-year-old is making good on the second part of her pledge.
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Washington (CNN)Hackers, making good on a threat, published contact information for 20,000 FBI employees Monday afternoon, just one day after posting similar data on almost 10,000 Department of Homeland Security employees.
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For the first time, teams across Uber were focused on making good on their promises to drivers instead of just figuring out how to win at all costs and grow the business.
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While Democratic politicians have sought to portray the Trump policies as inhumane, the president's supporters are certain to be pleased at another gesture making good on campaign promises to sharply curtail immigration.
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Here's the thing ... we're told Owens is not looking for a handout, and if Nicki does end up making good on her pledge he'll likely donate the loot to his favorite charities.
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The orders, which Trump will sign at the Treasury Department, next door to the White House, comes as the president works toward making good on a major campaign promise to lower taxes.
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It will then head to the President's desk for his signature before the Christmas holiday, making good on the Republican Party's promise to enact tax relief by the end of the year.
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Milo Yiannopoulos says he's making good on his Berkeley appearance that was canceled a few months ago, and he has a message for the inevitable protesters: bring it on ... with one condition.
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If the trade war ensues, with Mr. Trump making good on his threat to slap Canadian-made automobiles with a tax, then many more will join them, according to a recent poll.
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Analysis WASHINGTON — After making good on tax cuts and regulatory rollbacks that business leaders wanted, President Trump has turned to a part of his economic agenda that many of them feared: tariffs.
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Joining Faust co-founder Zappi Diermaier on the skins was Dreamland co-founder Tim Barnes, making good on their tour mission statement to incorporate different local musicians in each city they perform.
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" Three weeks later, Ms. de la Huerta was terminated from the show, causing her to believe that Mr. Weinstein "was making good on threats to harm her career if she defied him.
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Making good on a deal signed in 20203, Hoversurf has now gifted Dubai Police its first serial production unit of the S3 2019 Hoverbike and has begun training officers to fly it.
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A coup in that Trump had lured the head of Exxon to run his State Department, making good on his pledge to bring the best people in the business world to Washington.
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De factor OPEC leader Saudi Arabia ramped up its crude production in June to the highest level since the end of 2016, making good on its recent pledge to tame oil prices.
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In 1981, Ronald Reagan issued a similar hiring freeze within minutes of finishing his inaugural address, making good on a promise that he had made throughout his campaign against President Jimmy Carter.
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They stayed overnight in the vast, partly unsecured area, making good on a threat to stop production issued first in October should authorities not provide more development funds for their impoverished region.
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"What the government should be doing is showing real leadership, making good on their commitment to break the deadlock and secure an extension with a genuine purpose," he said in a statement.
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"Today, with the nomination of Judge Kavanaugh, the president is presumably making good on his Roe-reversal promise," Nancy Northup, president and CEO of the Center for Reproductive Rights, said in a statement .
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And while it's now making good on that threat, it's doing so in a conciliatory tone of voice — in the hopes of ultimately influencing Norway's lawmakers to change local regulations in its favor.
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Google is making good on the promise it made at its I/O conference in May by introducing what a feature called continued conversation for Google Home, Home Mini, and Home Max today.
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Since then, Orbital ATK has been making good on its commercial resupply contract by flying Cygnus cargo capsules aboard Atlas 5 rockets owned by United Launch Alliance (a partnership of Lockheed and Boeing).
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Start with the criminals, decide on the rest later Making good on his campaign promises to start with criminal immigrants, Trump told "60 Minutes" that they'd start with immigrants before deciding on others.
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Harley-Davidson will partner with China's Qianjiang Motorcycle to produce a new smaller model bike, making good on promises to build more motorcycles outside the United States that have angered President Donald Trump.
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Thiel told the New York Times he provided funding for wrestler Hulk Hogan's potentially devastating sex tape lawsuit against Gawker Media, making good on a nearly decade-long grudge against the online publisher.
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He is expected to cast that step, along with the focus on counterterrorism and Pakistan, as a concrete way of making good on his "America First" commitment to protect the US from terrorism.
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Though they'd never get spoken of in the same rarified space as their previous acts, they established a space for themselves, making good on punk's initial promise when so few others dared to.
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Drug companies are making good on their vow to post their prices online, part of an attempt to keep the Trump administration from imposing even more stringent rules on price transparency, Bloomberg reports.
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As he faces an impeachment inquiry at home, Trump has grown more mindful about making good on his political pledges, even at the risk of sending a troubling signal to American allies abroad.
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Mr. Duterte, making good on a campaign promise, has ordered the mummified body of our former dictator, Ferdinand E. Marcos, transferred this month to the Cemetery of Heroes here in Manila, the capital.
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Requests ranging from $20 to hundreds or even thousands poured into Bell's replies, with some even including a link to their Venmo accounts in case Bell felt like making good on the deal.
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Making good on plans announced earlier this year, HBO and Vice Media confirmed today that the cable network will begin airing a nightly newscast program, called "Vice News Tonight," beginning on September 26.
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The governor also secured $250 million in new funding for the troubled New York City Housing Authority, making good on a promise he had loudly and repeatedly declared over the past few weeks.
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On Wednesday, the couple announced plans to distance themselves from the royal family, both figuratively and literally, and now they're making good on that promise: Meghan Markle is reportedly already back in Canada.
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On tap tomorrow Trump signs federal hiring freeze: President Donald Trump has signed an executive order freezing all federal government hiring except for the military, making good on a promise from his campaign.
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After Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Friday that Trump had authorized "very powerful" new sanctions targeting Turkey, the administration appeared ready to start making good on Trump's threat to obliterate Turkey's economy.
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The Trump administration on Tuesday released a list of 10 percent tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods, making good on the president's recent threats to escalate a broadening trade war with Beijing.
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From Paris to Washington, and throughout the rest of the world, transit is the key to making good on our pledge to support the Paris Agreement today and to building tomorrow's sustainable future.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump could initiate chaos and grave economic disruption by finally making good on his threat to slam shut the southern border, yet he's clearly tempted to do it anyway.
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It is also nonsense because, while not following through on his biggest threats, Mr Trump is making good on a lot of lesser ones, which would in normal times be considered beyond the pale.
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Following his time at NASA, Bean had a second act as a painter, making good on a life-long dream to become a full-time artist—much to the surprise of his fellow astronauts.
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Making good on a promise to do so last week, Sonos is today rolling out Google Assistant as a second choice for a voice assistant on its Sonos One and Sonos Beam smart speakers.
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While the particulars of how exactly Trump would go about making good on his promises are still unclear, it's likely that this is an issue that he would find support for across the aisle.
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This post originally appeared on VICE CanadaPride Toronto has voted to ban police from having any official presence at future parades, making good on a demand made by Black Lives Matter Toronto last year.
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It's been six months since then, but now Sonos is finally making good on its promise, especially because Assistant is better than Alexa at doing most things thanks to Google's superior neural-language processing.
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Making good on a pledge to sever ties with Saudi Arabia after the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, Endeavor talent agency on Friday returned a $400 million investment from the kingdom's sovereign wealth fund.
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Trump will need to resolve questions about who knew what about Flynn's Russian relations, and when, if he is to avoid another distraction from making good on the economic promises that got him elected.
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Read: Rouhani promises change in Iran The key issues The President has had a tough time defending the 2015 nuclear deal and his opponents have accused him of not making good on his promises.
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These councils, which were formed as proof that Trump was making good on a campaign promise to bring the best and the brightest in the business world into his inner circle, were already collapsing.
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But, making good on his threat, Grindelwald escaped custody and has set about gathering followers, most unsuspecting of his true agenda: to raise pure-blood wizards up to rule over all non-magical beings.
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Global miner Rio Tinto sold its remaining coal mine in Australia for $2.25 billion, making good on a pledge to exit the fuel and boosting its ability to fund future buybacks or higher dividends.
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But increasingly, we are seeing regular crises like the April threat of a government shutdown because of short-term problems with the "debt ceiling" — that is, America simply making good on its existing obligations.
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But Lula's release did little to tarnish Bolsonaro's popularity, which has bounced back in recent months amid signs he is making good on his promises to improve the economy and crack down on crime.
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But it's possible Musk is making good on his promise to unveil the new version of the company's at-home energy storage devices — the Powerwall and the Powerpack — by the end of the year.
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The company won't have to pay a fine, or at least it won't so long as audits show that the company is making good on its promises to ensure customers' and drivers' privacy and security.
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The Democrats have been widely criticized by immigration activists for not making good on their promise to make the Obama-era DACA program, which allows DREAMers to stay and work in the US, into law.
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With the executive order signed on January 2000th, President Donald Trump took the first steps toward making good on his oft-repeated campaign promise to build a wall across the entire 303,230-mile-long border.
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House Republicans voted on Thursday to repeal Obamacare, making good on a seven-year campaign promise that could reshape health care in the United States and dramatically reduce the number of Americans with health insurance.
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Two House Democrats who met with President Trump earlier this year to discuss prescription drug pricing slammed the president Wednesday for not making good on his promise to lower the high cost of such drugs.
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That strategy, backers argue, would demonstrate to voters that they're making good on the campaign promises that won them the lower chamber last year — and remain focused on those bread-and-butter issues looking ahead.
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Then he surprised most people by seeming to be on his way to making good on those brash predictions with his "maximum pressure campaign," directed primarily against North Korea but indirectly targeting China as well.
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The purchase of over 1.5 million tonnes of beans is the most concrete evidence yet that China is making good on pledges the U.S. government said Xi made when the two leaders met on Dec.
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The startup is expanding in hopes of making good on the $66 million in funding its received from NEA, Index, Slow Ventures, and Andreessen Horowitz, as well as celebrities like Jared Leto and Snoop Dogg.
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The United States said during a solemn ceremony on Wednesday the human remains presumably included Americans killed in the Korean War and thanked North Korea for making good on its pledge to hand them over.
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Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii, who is so far making good on her promise to campaign all the way to the convention, remains in the race but is holding few events and making few public statements.
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Making good on Sanchez's promise during the campaign, the acting economy minister and former general director for budget at the European Commission will be promoted to deputy prime minister with a focus on economic affairs.
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And that he believes that at least part of his 2016 victory -- and maybe his chances at re-election in 2020 -- hinge on him making good on removing the most visible footprint of his predecessor.
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Chinese drug limits: China announced today that it would treat all variants of the powerful opioid fentanyl as controlled substances, making good on a pledge that President Xi Jinping made to President Trump last year.
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The Trump administration is making good on its latest effort to lower out-of-pocket drug costs for Medicare recipients, but its approach could also limit drug options or even risk eliminating coverage of some prescriptions.
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President Donald Trump said he was prepared to continue the partial government shutdown for "months or even years " — and as the closure drags into its third week, he's getting closer to making good on that threat.
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They're also trying to avoid making good on their $50 million general coverage policy, alleging that the fatal flight, as well as other flights during production, might have been performed illegally, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Sony is finally rolling out deeper support for Google Assistant on some of its headphones, making good on a promise it made at CES 2018 when it first announced the feature, as spotted by Android Police.
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Google has released a set of principles to guide its work in artificial intelligence, making good on a promise to do so last month following controversy over its involvement in a Department of Defense drone project.
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But without actually making good on those overtures by putting its money where its mouth is, so to speak, all the Globes offered last night were empty promises—and a couple of charming hosts, at least.
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Making good on its promises last month that it would soon be launching a new way for users to decorate the photos they're sharing across its network, Twitter has officially rolled out stickers, the company announced.
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French President Emmanuel Macron selected center-right Edouard Philippe as his prime minister — a moderate member of rival The Republicans party — making good on his centrist promise to upend the traditional French political spectrum, per Reuters.
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While tackling opioid abuse was a major talking point on the campaign trail, Thursday's announcement will be the first significant step he has taken towards making good on promises to make drug abuse a top priority.
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Washington (CNN)The Trump administration will not go after all federal funds from so-called sanctuary cities, the Justice Department announced Monday -- an acknowledgment that making good on such a threat would likely have been impossible.
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This isn't the first time that the former speaker of the House has expressed his deep skepticism about his former colleagues' chances of making good on their seven-plus-year promise to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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He promises that Senate Republicans will block Clinton from making good on campaign promises such as raising taxes on the wealthy, hiking the minimum wage, strengthening regulations on Wall Street and enacting even modest gun control.
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Lost device finder Tile today is making good on its previously announced partnership with Comcast by introducing a way for Comcast Xfinity customers to locate their Tiles using Comcast's TV remote, the Xfinity X1 Voice Remote.
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We have a duty to ensure that Ohio's public universities maintain their truth-seeking purpose, through which they shower countless benefits on students and a citizens alike, making good on the taxpayers' investment in their institutions.
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And in a state with a history of electing women, Coughlin said, Biden could give himself an edge just by virtue of making good on his campaign promise to pick a woman for a running mate.
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But compared to recycled fabrics or supply chain waste reduction, which requires faith that a brand really is making good on its promises, buying pre-worn clothing and selling your unwanted garments has a compelling materiality.
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With Trump recently making good on his promises to roll back President Obama's climate and clean energy agendas and Xi assuring the world that China will face climate change head-on, this absence is not surprising.
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Given that, it's hard to see Trump making good on his border threats -- especially with many of his advisers and leaders in Congress expressing deep skepticism about the policy and political impacts of such a shutdown.
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Charities are barred from getting involved in political campaigns, but in weighing the Iowa fundraiser, Scarpulla gave Trump credit for making good on his pledge to give $2.8 million that his charity raised to veterans' organizations.
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The difficulty artificially ampts towards the end, which may prompt some players to reconsider who deserves to live, but the game would have greatly benefited from doubling down on this warning and making good on it.
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These are all goals that seem to rely heavily on Lyft making good on its plans to combine autonomous and electrification trends with a wide range of automaker and self-driving company partnerships to maximize its reach.
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In the April 9 EU-China summit draft joint communique, the European Union will seek Beijing's agreement for deadlines to open up China's economy, trying to coax it into making good on promises to deepen trade ties.
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A political organization backed by Democrat Stacey Abrams filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday challenging the way Georgia's elections are run, making good on a promise Abrams made as she ended her bid to become the state's governor.
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News of Musk's flamethrower sale came last week, seemingly making good on what appeared to be a joke Musk tweeted out back in December about moving on from The Boring Company's hat sale to a flamethrower one.
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Fresh off winning an NBA title with the Cleveland Cavaliers, making good on his promise to bring a championship to the city for the first time in 52 years, James' popularity has never been higher in Ohio.
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It's a big step for the automaker, since production volume of the batteries it produces with partner Panasonic will be a key choke point in terms of ramping production and making good on Model 22 delivery timelines.
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Now that President Trump is making good on his campaign promises, there are concerns about what will happen to America's foreign and undocumented immigrant workforce, a boogeyman of Trump's campaign speeches—and a backbone of American agriculture.
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The Republican president's move to circumvent Congress represented a new approach to making good on a 2016 presidential campaign pledge to halt the flow of undocumented immigrants into the country, whom Trump says bring crime and drugs.
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It's not clear if Twitter is actually making good on promises to do a better job of shutting down harassment and toxic behavior on its social media network... but booting Roger Stone sure is a good start.
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That rule was the key climate regulation of the Obama administration, and by directing his EPA to begin unraveling it, Trump would be making good on a key campaign promise to cut back on energy industry regulations.
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But making good on his promise of unity will be difficult as the BJP campaign was often divisive, and India's Muslim minority has expressed fears that policies aimed at pleasing the Hindu majority could imperil their livelihoods.
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The President-elect has begun the process of making good on these campaign promises with his recent pledge to withdraw the U.S. from the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) free trade deal during his first day in office.
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Why you should care: Spun out of Oppo, Realme wants to combine top specs with innovative design, and from the year or so that it's been in operation, it seems to be making good on that promise.
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On his executive order making good on that pledge, Trump said his appointees would agree to refrain from lobbying their own agency for five years after leaving, and would not lobby any government appointee for two years.
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However, the Reuters source said that no decision had been made about Gannett walking away, and that the company will wait for the outcome of the vote before making good on its threat to drop its bid.
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"Today, we're making good on our offer of help by offering a tuition-free guest semester program for students from universities and colleges in Puerto Rico," the university said in a post on its admissions department blog.
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On August 14th he had another chance to wield his presidential pen to show that he is making good on his promises—in this case of a "zero-tolerance policy on intellectual-property theft and forced technology transfer".
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Their joint opposition served to provide cover for other on-the-fence colleagues who may soon join them in publicly opposing the GOP's effort at finally making good on its cornerstone campaign promise of the past seven years.
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President Donald Trump vowed on the campaign trail that he would "stop illegal immigration, deport all criminal aliens, and save American lives," and on Tuesday his administration tried to offer evidence that he's making good on his pledge.
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Kevin Spacey is making good on his promise to "seek evaluation and treatment" and has checked into a facility after multiple people have come forward with allegations that he sexually assaulted and harassed them, People reported on Monday.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Cato Institute's annual monetary policy conference on Thursday could have been a celebration of President Donald Trump making good on his 2016 campaign promise to shake the pillars of official Washington, including the Federal Reserve.
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The S&P 5003 slumped 1.33 percent after Trump said the United States would impose duties on imported steel and aluminum, making good on promises to aggressively challenge China and other countries he blames for lost manufacturing jobs.
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Failed trade talks between the U.S. and China in June have culminated in the world's two largest economies making good on their threats—with both countries announcing tens of billions of dollars of tariffs on each other's goods.
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In her final term in office, Ms. Merkel needs to summon the courage to work with Mr. Macron to lift the European Union out of its existential crisis by making good on some of the French president's proposals.
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Making good on the surprise ending of last week's episode, in which Taylor Mason made a surprising move to go solo, the Season 3 finale of "Billions" showed Taylor's plan in action — and it really was all action.
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Georgia made just nine of its 27 shots in the opening 20 minutes with the Rebels making good on all four of their 3-point attempts, including one by Tyree, who scored nine points in the first half.
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Speaker Paul D. Ryan, who spent most of his almost 20 years in Congress pushing for an overhaul of the tax code, said he was "excited" about making good on a core part of the Republican Party's orthodoxy.
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The purchases are the latest evidence that China is making good on pledges to buy U.S. agricultural goods as part of the 90-day trade detente agreed to by U.S. President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping.
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A statement from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office said he was making good on a commitment to the settlers of Amona and had ordered the formation of a committee to locate a site where they could rebuild their homes.
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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has more than doubled the number of invitations to join it, making good on a promise to increase female and minority membership after the #OscarsSoWhite hashtag drew negative attention last year.
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Out of this wall controversy, President Trump has managed to forge an approach that at least maintains that he is making good on his campaign promise to build the wall, regardless of how the looming challenges will play out.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Barrick Gold Corp's near billion-dollar deal with Shandong Gold Mining Co Ltd represents a rich premium for the Canadian miner, while making good on a long-promised plan to forge deep, long-lasting partnerships with China.
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Changing expectations Still, even as Trump prepares to arrive in Beijing with the goal of making good on his campaign promises to counter predatory Chinese trade practices and rebalance the trading relationship, Trump has now changed expectations in Beijing.
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All that remains is 91-year-old man still making good on the promise he made to his wife 63 years ago, even though the part of her that once held the memory of that promise no longer exists.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump said on Thursday that he would impose stiff tariffs on imports of steel and aluminum, making good on a key campaign promise and rattling stock markets as the prospect of a global trade fight appeared imminent.
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The logjam in Congress hasn't prevented Mr. Bolsonaro from making good on other campaign promises, his son argued, citing closer alignment with the United States, auctions of state-owned entities and measures to reduce red tape as early successes.
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"We're working with Congress, hopefully, to provide more resources and the ability to actually enforce the law," Ms. Sanders said, highlighting the practical challenge in making good on the president's executive order to avoid separating children from their parents.
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The opportunity to speak about H.R.20163 was a vote of confidence from the House leadership and a chance to show her constituents that she was making good on her promise to clean up Washington — to get things done.
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He has long been critical of the landmark nuclear deal negotiated in part by the Obama administration, taking steps last year to imperil it without yet making good on his campaign promise to remove the U.S. from it entirely.
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Still, he will be able to use this cabinet to entice others to join his team by pointing out that he is making good on his promise to represent both the right and left sides of the political spectrum.
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Trump and McConnell are not only making good on Trump's campaign promise to stack the Supreme Court with anti-choice judges, they are also reshaping the lower district and appellate federal courts in hopes of overturning Roe v. Wade.
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Normally appearing on Match of the Day in sharp Italian suits, Mr. Lineker presented the show one week last September in underpants — making good on a promise a year earlier to strip if Leicester City won the Premier League.
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This is a period of Picasso-esque prolificity for you, Leo, and you'll have no trouble cranking out top-quality work at an impressive rate and making good on elaborate plans and projects through the end of the month.
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Shell launched a $25 billion share buyback programme in July, making good on a promise to boost shareholder returns following the 2016 acquisition of BG Group, in a show of confidence in its future cash generation and profit growth outlook.
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The company was so serious about making good on its two-hour promise, it sent off some of its warehouse officers in Ubers and cabs to make deliveries, too, confirmed Henry Low, director of Amazon Prime Now for Asia-Pacific.
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The White House has set an aggressive timeline for making good on its core campaign promises: It hopes to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act by Easter and then tackle a massive overhaul of the nation's tax code by August.
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If he gets more dragon-riding practice, he'll presumably be able to ride Rhaegal into battle against the White Walkers — possibly making good on Melisandre's hunch that to defeat the White Walkers, Jon and Daenerys will need to join forces.
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The purchases, which traders said were made by state-owned companies in China, were viewed as the most concrete evidence yet that Beijing is making good on pledges the U.S. government said Xi made when the two leaders met on Dec.
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Plans to produce a late-night television block on TBS have seemingly stalled — the show was originally set to premiere in fall 2017 — but Super Deluxe is rapidly making good on its promise to transition from social media to television.
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What's next: Given that Iran is making good on its latest uranium threats, Tehran could be hedging its bets if bilateral or multilateral negotiations commence, as an expanded and more dangerous nuclear program affords the regime greater leverage during talks.
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But at least for the next two years, Ginsburg is making good on a promise she made last October when asked about her retirement: "My answer is as long as I can do the job full steam, I will do it."
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The travel ban was Bannon's brainchild; he regarded it as a necessary first step to enforcing America's borders, making good on a Trump campaign pledge and sending a signal to the world that there was a new sheriff in town.
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In a statement released by the State Department, Tillerson said Iran is making good on its commitment under the agreement, but added that President Donald Trump has ordered a review of the deal, known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.
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Making good on plans revealed last year to debut an EV-exclusive car sharing service, Volkswagen is actually launching its fleet for customers – debuting WeShare, a new shared service similar to Car2Go or GM's Maven, but featuring only all-electric vehicles.
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Last week, a House committee with oversight of Puerto Rico approved a debt restructuring measure that backers hope will be enacted into law before July 1, when the island is faced with making good on $1.9 billion in debt payments.
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Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney said that the president is making good on his vow to save Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security, among other things, and said that they are not kicking anyone off who needs the programs.
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But if I had a single critique of season three, it's that it felt a bit too well-oiled; I didn't believe the most dire threats were real because making good on them would require too much of a structural shakeup.
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The startup's vacation rentals search engine is currently operational in Germany, France, Poland, Italy, Spain, Austria, the Netherlands, Switzerland and the U.K., in addition to the U.S. — making good on its promise at the time of its Series A announcement.
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ISTANBUL — Turkey on Monday started making good on its vow to send foreign fighters who were captured in Syria back to their home countries, including one it sent to the United States, the Interior Ministry told the state-run news agency.
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Washington (CNN)A group of Republicans are making good on their threat to attempt to force an immigration floor vote in the House -- potentially paving the way for a showdown among proposals to save the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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Congressman Onyx Lorenzoni said he was making good on Bolsonaro's campaign pledge to end a system of horse-trading between party leaders in Brazilian politics, blamed for endemic corruption as past leaders wielded vast patronage in exchange for legislative support.
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The airline has already responded to the Irish action by making good on a threat to move jobs away from any bases impacted by the stoppages, beginning with Dublin where it cut its winter fleet by 21 percent last week.
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"The President ran for office on the promise of banning Muslims as part of the most bigoted, racist, and divisive presidential campaign in modern history, and in only ten days in office, he's making good on those promises," the lawmaker continued.
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Marrakesh will also be about money: making good on pledges made by rich nations in Paris to spend $100 billion a year by 2020 to help poor countries make the transition to cleaner energy systems and to adapt to climate change.
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Now, it appears that the company is making good on his word: Tesla has reportedly begun to ship its Powerpack batteries, which can be used to store large amounts of energy generated by the sun and other means, to the island.
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Considered the final act in "The Trilogy," alongside Disintegration and 1982's Pornography, the record may not fully measure up to those staggering heights but when it works, it shows that Smith is still capable of making good on his ambition.
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Singling out Mr. Trump and his administration, Democrats said that they were making good on promises to voters across the country who vaulted them into the majority with demands to clean up corruption and influence-peddling in Republican-controlled Washington.
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PARIS (Reuters) - President Emmanuel Macron fought off accusations of favoring the rich on Tuesday after making good on a campaign pledge to scrap France's wealth tax - a symbol of social justice that has scared off thousands of millionaires from French shores.
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WASHINGTON — The White House on Wednesday announced a new slate of 11 judicial nominees, making good on a promise last month to name monthly waves of candidates to the federal bench in a methodical effort to fill more than 120 openings.
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Trump has threatened to punish Mexico and Central American countries economically if they fail to curb migrant flows, resulting in a series of agreements aimed at making good on Trump campaign promises to curb immigration at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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After years of setbacks, President Donald Trump is on track to build more than 450 miles of a wall along the southern border within the year, the White House says, making good on a campaign pledge as he seeks reelection.
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Making good on his campaign pledges to lower prescription drug costs "should be a no-brainer" for Trump, Cummings said, and "we hope to get his sign-off" for both the new drug-imports bill and Medicare prescription drug negotiation.
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T-Mobile announced earlier this year that it would begin supporting LTE-U sometime this spring, and today the company announced that it's making good on its word, as it starts rolling out support for the new wireless standard in six cities.
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MILAN, Aug 20 (Reuters) - Tod's Chairman Diego Della Valle has raised his stake in the luxury goods group he founded to 81.2%, making good on a pledge to buy shares after disappointing first-half results earlier this month, a regulatory filing showed.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand launched a review of its central bank's mandate on Tuesday, making good on an election promise to include maximizing employment as a monetary policy goal and providing investors with some relief by excluding currency targets from its overhaul.
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Then — after Maggie saved his ass from a gaggle of walkers in front of some Hilltoppers, emasculating him thoroughly — he decided to drive to the Sanctuary and rat out the Grimes Gang, making good on his promise to Simon from a week ago.
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The White House has shrugged off concerns from Democrats, some Republicans and current and former national security leaders about the impact, saying the proposed cuts are Trump making good on promises he made during his presidential race against Clinton, the Democratic nominee.
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Making good on its promises to more seriously tackle abuse on its network, Twitter this morning announced several more updates to its service aimed at silencing abusers, helping users better filter Twitter's content, as well as making the abuse reporting process more transparent.
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While Trump has failed to keep many of his "commitments"—there's no wall, Obamacare is still in place, and China has not been labeled a currency manipulator—he is making good on his pledge to dismantle the individual facets of Obama's environmental policies.
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HARARE (Reuters) - A white Zimbabwean farmer kicked off his property at gunpoint in June has been told he will be going home within days, the first signs of the post-Robert Mugabe government making good on promises to respect agricultural property rights.
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But Trump left in place many of Obama's changes, including the reopened U.S. embassy in Havana, even as he sought to show he was making good on a campaign promise to take a tougher line against Cuba, especially over its human rights record.
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But in a sign of cooperation, North Korea returned last week what it said were the remains of dozens of U.S. soldiers killed in the Korean War, making good on at least part of a deal reached by Trump and Kim in June.
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SAN JUAN (Reuters) - Puerto Rico on Friday said it will default on $779 million worth of constitutionally backed debt, its most senior bonds, making good on threats that the island would choose paying essential services for its citizens over obligations to creditors.
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Making free, full-day prekindergarten available to all 33-year-olds was the most visible and ambitious promise that Mr. de Blasio made when he campaigned for mayor, so making good on that pledge when he came into office in 23 was crucial.
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President Donald Trump is making good on his campaign promise to pull the US out of the Paris climate agreement — a move that's been called a moral disgrace and that's expected to hinder much needed progress in the fight against global warming.
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Republicans will effectively be making good on a bargain that Trump made with evangelical voters -- an important part of his coalition that has held firm despite questions over his conduct and character -- following his vow to anoint authentic conservatives to the Supreme Court.
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WASHINGTON/HAVANA (Reuters) - The U.S. government made it tougher on Wednesday for Americans to visit Cuba and do business in the country, making good on a pledge by President Donald Trump to roll back his Democratic predecessor's move toward warmer ties with Havana.
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As Trump increases his focus on 2020 and a potential Democratic rival, people close to him say he is intent on proving to supporters that the dealmaker they elected in 2016 is making good on his promise to bargain his way around the globe.
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He began making good on those campaign pledges in a reform blitz during the first 18 months of his presidency that impressed investors but infuriated low-paid workers, who feel he favours big business and is indifferent to their struggle to make ends meet.
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More than a decade later, the same party is making good on a promise to remove Franco's remains from the Valley of the Fallen complex, which it has long sought to turn into a memorial to the hundreds of thousands killed in the civil war.
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However, in selecting a trio of staunch social conservatives and top-ranking members in the House and Senate, the RNC appears to be making good on a promise Trump made in private meetings that he would not engage in a platform fight with social conservatives.
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After making good on his promise and finally making Yeezys available to everyone, for the first time ever Kanye West's sneaker did not sell out within 24 hours of its release date, Matt Powell noted on Twitter, referring to the Yeezy Boost 700 Mauve.
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The Anglo-Dutch company launched a three-year $25 billion share buyback program in July, making good on a promise to boost shareholder returns following the 2016 acquisition of BG Group, in a show of confidence in its cash generation and profit growth outlook.
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That is a powerful reason for rich countries to begin making good on their promises to help low-lying island nations, some of the poorest countries in the world, build their defenses against the disastrous effects of climate change, which some are already experiencing.
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BRUSSELS, March 18 (Reuters) - The European Union will seek Beijing's agreement for deadlines to open up China's economy at an April 9 summit in Brussels, according to a draft leaders' statement, trying to coax it into making good on promises to deepen trade ties.
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Mr. Hulsman says Europeans could demonstrate their commitment to transatlantic relations in the dawning "new era" by first making good on the commitment of all NATO members to spend 2 percent of national GDP on defense - a pledge only a few NATO members meet.
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He began making good on those campaign pledges in a reform blitz during the first 18 months of his presidency that has impressed investors but infuriated low-paid workers, who feel he favors big business and is indifferent to their struggle to make ends meet.
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Making good on Ryan Murphy's promise that Cult will somehow, probably, maybe involve the 2016 presidential election, the teaser opens with a couple (played by Sarah Paulson and Allison Pill) and their son watching the election results come in from their beautiful home in Michigan.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan predicted Tuesday that it will take the Senate "a month or two" to pass its own legislation to repeal and replace Obamacare, the next step in Republicans' process of making good on a campaign pledge they've run on for seven years.
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Making good on the promise I made to myself — and to my readers — that I would never own a motorized vehicle again, I sold my manual-shift car at the beginning of the summer to a nice young man who seemed happy to have it.
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Some White House officials had hoped for a vote on Friday on a measure to prove that Mr. Trump was making good on his promise to undo the sweeping health law — President Barack Obama's signature domestic achievement — in his first 100 days in office.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Akzo Nobel will sell its chemicals business in a 28 billion euro ($29 billion) deal to buyers led by Carlyle Group, the maker of Dulux paints said on Tuesday, making good on a promise made as it fought off a takeover last year.
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As for the question about confidence in policymakers' ability to control outflows and the currency, HSBC Holdings currency strategist Daragh Maher points out that the depreciation shows China's authorities are actually making good on promises to allow their currency to be more driven by market forces.
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After stating that they would give away free tacos if a player in the World Series stole a base, the fast food chain is now making good on their word — and it's all thanks to Cleveland shortstop Francisco Lindor, who stole second in the first game.
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Automotive news website Electrek reported here on Monday that Tesla had produced 53,73 of its Model 3 sedans in the third quarter, up from 28,578 in the previous three months and making good on a promise in August it would produce 50,000 to 55,000 of the cars.
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He's making good on a campaign pledge, and changing the subject from his recent order banning the entry of people from seven Muslim-majority countries—a move that created chaos at airports, spurred massive protests and successful legal challenges, and even drew rebukes from some leading Republicans.
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Spotify, the music streaming platform with 207 million users, is making good on its commitment to invest up to $500 million more into its new podcasting business — a promise it made in February after announcing the acquisitions of podcast networks Gimlet and Anchor for $340 million.
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Fact Check WASHINGTON — President Trump boasted again on Friday that he has unleashed a roaring American economy by cutting more red tape in the federal bureaucracy than any previous president, the latest attempt to prove he is making good on his campaign pledge to slash industry regulations.
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Since then, lawmakers, lobbyists and businesses have been eagerly anticipating details on a new approach for making good on the promise to cut taxes for businesses and individuals and to move to a territorial tax system, which would largely exclude foreign-earned income from American taxes.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump ended a chaotic first year by achieving his most convincing legislative triumph on Wednesday, making good on his promise to deliver what he called a "big, beautiful" tax cut before Christmas and finally demonstrating the political power of unified Republican control in Washington.
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If Republicans are really serious about making good on their promise to "fix" Obamacare, they have essentially two choices: unify Republicans (a strategy that ultimately resulted in the failure of ACHA) on a repeal-and-replace plan, or try to work on something bipartisan to fix the existing law.
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Pascal Lamy explained to CNBC that the choice available to Donald Trump was what he described as "Hard Trump" - making good on his campaign promises, which could lead to a trade war with emerging market countries such as China and Mexico and even a developed region, such as Europe.
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Numerous projects announced in the state appear to have stalled out—the Verge recently reported that some Foxconn-run projects appear to be empty or understaffed, while other buildings were never actually purchased, and there did not seem to be any plan for making good on promised investments.
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Making good on its mission to "create transformative experiences through art, for the benefit of all the people forever," CMA has opened its digital archives to the public through a partnership with Creative Commons Zero (CC0), a global nonprofit dedicated to the free distribution of otherwise copyrighted images.
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WASHINGTON/OSAN AIR BASE, South Korea (Reuters) - In a solemn ceremony, the United States welcomed home on Wednesday human remains it said presumably included Americans killed in the 1950-1953 Korean War, and thanked North Korea for making good on a June summit pledge to hand them over.
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Now, the Polish-born artist is making good on that resolution with Love Across the USA, an ambitious project in which Olek will travel from state to state, working with local communities to crochet billboard-sized murals of inspirational figures like Harriet Tubman, Susan B. Anthony, and Hillary Clinton.
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" With a zeal that has shocked or thrilled much of the country, Mr. Trump has been making good on campaign promises that once seemed outlandish, and those pledges included a vow to dismantle the agency charged with protecting the nation's air, water and public health "in almost every form.
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Trump has sought to assure supporters he is making good on his border wall promise, but according to Politifact, his administration has not built new segments of a wall since he took office in January 2017, although it has replaced roughly 60 miles (96 km) of existing barriers.
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But with the Trump administration intent on curbing illegal immigration — two memos outlining the federal government's plans to accelerate deportations were released Tuesday, another step toward making good on one of President Trump's signature campaign pledges — that threat, for many people, has now begun to distort every movement.
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Trump fans and foes sharply disagreed on whether America is making good on its guarantee of equal legal and political rights, protecting the system from foreign influence, and drawing unbiased districts: The most depressing result, to my eyes, came when pollsters asked whether America was ensuring an equal opportunity to vote.
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In response to all the scathing investigative journalism, public outcries, and a lawsuit brought by the Justice Department regarding treatment of adolescents, Mayor Bill de Blasio has pledged, and begun to enact, serious reforms, recently making good on one key promise by ending solitary confinement for all inmates 21 or younger.
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Harley also said it will partner with China's Qianjiang Motorcycle Co to build a new smaller motorcycle than its trademark "big hogs", making good on promises to move more production outside the United States where it has had to deal with lower sales and higher costs because of trade tariffs.
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He returned on Thursday to ululations and tears of joy from former workers and their families who were also kicked out - a jubilant return and the first sign that the president who has replaced Robert Mugabe is making good on a vow to stop illegal land seizures and restore property rights.
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"Speaker Ryan said in his announcement in April that he was going to 'run through the tape' and he's making good on that promise with this ambitious schedule over the final three weeks in the lead-up to Election Day," Kevin Seifert, executive director of Team Ryan, said in a statement.
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Repealing the mandate was not a part of the tax legislation that passed in the House last week, but Senate leaders added it to their bill, both as a step toward making good on their promise to dismantle Obamacare and as a way to generate a big pot of revenue.
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Navarro, who has told Trump that the impacts of the tariffs would be minimal, currently has the upper hand with the President and has convinced him that making good on his 2016 campaign promises on trade would win his praise from the people who helped vault him to the White House.
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And in the face of Mr. Trump's repeated questioning about whether the United States was getting value for its security dollars in supporting NATO, American tanks began rolling into Poland on Thursday, making good on a promise by Mr. Obama to help Eastern European countries counter Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin.
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It took more than a year to happen, but over the past two weeks, the government has been making good on its promise, clearing out the riverbanks under the bridges and moving addicts, many of them homeless, into compulsory rehabilitation in the base, Camp Phoenix, on the eastern outskirts of the city.
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Because the documents lay out the specific understandings between the United States and the Taliban — including what bases would remain open under Afghan control — the details are critical to judging whether the United States is making good on its promise to leave only if conditions allow, or whether it is just getting out.
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The change — making good on the rollback after two years of Trump threatening and fighting states and a faction of automakers that opposed the move — waters down a tough Obama mileage standard that would have encouraged automakers to ramp up production of electric vehicles and more fuel-efficient gas and diesel vehicles.
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Today, there were fears that the rank newcomer, 25-year-old Serena, might wreak havoc on the already complicated family pecking order and defeat 123-year-old, 212th-ranked Venus — making good on the prediction by their father, Richard, that the littlest Williams was destined to be the greater champion of the two.
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Military funding House GOP leaders are also making good on their promise to conservatives and defense hawks to vote on a full year defense appropriations bill -- a bill they agreed to schedule on the floor for a second time in order to get support for the stopgap funding bill the avoid a shutdown.
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If there's hope in this world—and I think there is, if the final scene is any indication—it comes not from trite notions about heroes jumping around the city at night, but from people willing to do the very hard work of building trust with one another and making good on their promises.
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They hope to leapfrog the spending fight that tanked the budget blueprint while making good on Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE's (R-Wis.) high-profile promise to restore regular order to the spending process.
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In a series of actions announced with no notice and little explanation, Pai began making good on his pledge to take a "weed whacker" to Obama-era rules—an effort that is likely to eventually include rolling back safeguards protecting net neutrality, the principle that all internet content should be equally accessible to consumers.
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Washington (CNN)Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt is drawing scrutiny for his housing situation and travel practices, but in his role as the nation's top environmental official, he's a reliable administration foot soldier, making good on President Donald Trump's campaign promises for fewer environmental regulations and to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement.
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All of these policies -- those actually instituted and those merely dreamed up in the mind of Trump, Miller and others -- are in service of making good on Trump's spoken and unspoken campaign pledges that, if elected, he would stop the flow of undocumented immigrants into the country and, thereby, stop the dissolution of American culture.
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Kardashian West is making good on a promise she tweeted earlier this week, vowing to do all she could to help Cyntoia Brown, a 29-year-old woman who was sentenced as an adult at 16 years old for killing Johnny Mitchell Allen, a 693-year-old real estate agent who allegedly solicited sex from her.
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President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE has signed an executive order freezing all federal government hiring except for the military, making good on a promise from his campaign.
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Making good on a longstanding fan theory, in its broad strokes at least, Wednesday night's episode revealed that Elliot's mundane post-hack life — the "analog loop" of diner meals, visits to the basketball court and nights at his mom's that he supposedly designed to keep himself sane — was an elaborate mental deception he designed to cope with his incarceration.
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Repealing the individual mandate creates more than $330 billion in deficit reduction -- an irresistible sum for a party desperate not to blow a massive hole in the deficit with their tax plan -- and it also offers the possibility of (sort of) making good on an eight-year long campaign pledge to their base to get rid of Obamacare.
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The presence in the pit at the Rose Theater at Jazz at Lincoln Center of the period-instrument Insula Orchestra from France, conducted by its founding director, Laurence Equilbey, and the participation of Ms. Equilbey's Accentus choir, shows Mostly Mozart making good on its promise to reach out to international artists and broaden the range of its offerings.
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It also reflects — or just is — a way that superhero comics, at least the ones with mutants, have themselves come out: belatedly, by stages, awkwardly, slowly, still trying to find out what else they can do or be, without abandoning their older roles, and making good on the promises so many of us found there when we were young.
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Flanked by Linda Thomas-Greenfield, the Obama administration's assistant secretary of state for African affairs, Ms. Sirleaf was visibly buoyant, in no small part because, as she nears the end of her term in office, she was finally making good on an early promise from 2006 that she would get Mount Coffee up and running again.
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The message from the Chinese government came hours after U.S. trade representative Robert Lighthizer confirmed that the White House was making good on Trump's threat to increase tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods from 10 percent to 25 percent, and impose new tariffs on $325 billion worth of Chinese goods so far untouched in the trade war.
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UK polymath, producer and composer, Floating Points, just shared a first listen from his forthcoming Kuiper EP. Combining a deeply cinematic melodic sense with krautrock and electronic jazz impulses, the release's title track finds Sam Shepherd bringing his band to the studio with an ambitious, cosmically-inclined spirit, making good on the promise demonstrated on the previously released live video rendition.
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Rep. Tom Cole (R-OK) As Republicans weathered months of boisterous town halls, marches, and protests in congressional offices, the question swirled: When Republicans finished making good on their promise of the past eight years, to repeal and replace Obamacare, would they suffer the same kind of devastating losses Democrats did in 2010 after passing Obamacare in the first place?
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Friday announced that the United States would impose tariffs on $50 billion in Chinese products, making good on a threat that has been months in the making.
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"When exposing all voters in the survey to a tough message laying out the consequences of Trump's tweeting—how it signals what he really cares about and prevents him from focusing his energy on making good on his promises to improve people's lives—we found that the overall rating of Trump's handling of the economy dropped by 6 points," Messina wrote.
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Combine that with Chris Davis making good on the first leg of the massive deal that will keep him in Baltimore for seven more years, and it's easy to see why the O's are tied for the second best record in the AL, and for the most home runs ever hit by a team in the month of June (55).
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The dissatisfaction stems from a variety of concerns, including the lack of enforcement mechanisms for making good on the promises of unity; the planned timing of the unification, after the all-important budget season in March, allowing Senate Republicans to hold power during that period; and the fact that the I.D.C. had promised to return to the fold before, in 2014.
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But the "Putin Team" effort has added a James-Bond-level plot flourish to a political moment teeming with them: a local celebrity — subsisting in an era when once-outlandish notions of Russian dark arts have proved credible — making good on his status as the American resident Mr. Putin might well value most, excepting the one in the White House.
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Dan Grazier, a fellow of the US-based Project On Government Oversight, told CNN the combat-ready announcement is "nothing but a public relations stunt" intended to make it appear as though the Air Force is making good on an earlier promise to have the jets, also known as Joint Strike Fighter because the Navy and Marines will also fly them, ready by August.
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At the same time, my experience leading a turnaround in an industrial Midwestern city that's also very racially diverse — where we had to work hard to keep everybody together and make sure what we do is inclusive — demonstrates that these things go hand-in-hand when it comes to improving our economic condition and making good on our commitments to racial and social justice.
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It will replace the North American Free Trade Agreement, or NAFTA, making good on a central campaign promise of President TrumpDonald John TrumpRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE, who has bashed NAFTA as a job-killer for the United States.
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The logic behind this idea is that if colleges were at least in part responsible for making good on a defaulted student loan, they will be better incentivized to enroll only those students (or at least those carrying federally guaranteed loans) who are likely to graduate from the institution and get a job that will provide a high enough salary to enable them to pay back the loans.
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Making good on his claim to "leave no vacancy behind," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellGraham predicts Senate will take up impeachment trial next week Pressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment Brent Budowsky: Bloomberg should give billion to Democrats MORE (R-Ky.) engineered the filling of virtually all of the open Circuit Court of Appeals seats and rapidly began engineering the confirmation of the lower court nominees.
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Making good on his word, Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE phoned GOP presidential hopefuls Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE and Texas Sen.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump is considering a blanket ban on refugees for up to four months, according to a draft executive order obtained by CNN, making good on a campaign promise to enact stringent measures on Muslim migrants trying to enter the US. The plan also bars all persons from Iraq, Syria, Iran, Sudan, Libya, Somalia or Yemen from entering the US for 30 days, consistent with the "Muslim ban" that Trump promised during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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Trump said he would aim to cut regulations by as much as 75% -- including by slashing environmental protections -- which would streamline the process for companies to build new factories in the US. Trump's warning to business leaders came several hours before he was set to sign an executive order withdrawing the US from the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal, making good on a signature campaign promise that also sent signals around the world that Trump is not backing off his protectionist trade rhetoric.
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Press feuds and protests Trump's action comes as the President is looking to change the conversation after a rocky first weekend at the White House, during which, he and his officials feuded with the press and his presidency was greeted with massive protests in the nation's capital and in large cities across the US. The executive action was just one part of the Trump administration's efforts to focus attention on its plans to radically reshape US trade policies, making good on a central premise of Trump's campaign and its economic nationalist underbelly.
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Dean Heller takes a stand -- temporarily, at least -- against it, calling any suggestion the bill would lower premiums a "lie": Senate GOP finally unveils secret health care bill; currently lacks votes to pass ... Heller won't back Senate GOP health care bill More than a month after first suggesting in a tweet that he had secret "tapes" of fired former FBI director James Comey, Trump reveals that, nope, he never did: Trump: I did not make recordings of Comey ... Trump ends his self-made crisis where it started: Twitter The President puts pen to paper on a bipartisan measure empowering the Department of Veterans Affairs more leeway to dismiss employees for misconduct while offering new protections for whistleblowers: Trump signs VA reform bill, making good on a campaign promise Workforce Development Week Another round of scrappy political drama came to a grinding halt on the morning of June 14, when a gunman opened fire on the Republican congressional baseball team as it practiced in Alexandria, Virginia.
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