Their strike was deemed illegal, but they did not budge.
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At night the dirt in his pores will not budge.
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He would not budge until someone gave him an interview.
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"I'm sorry, lo siento," she says, but does not budge.
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Mr. Trump did not budge — but neither did Mr. Kemp.
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But Mr. Choffel did not budge from the leather swivel chair.
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The puppy curled up on the seat and did not budge.
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If Google, YouTube's owner, does not budge, he will call a strike.
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The entrepreneurs countered with a 25% stake, but O'Leary did not budge.
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France's players immediately appealed for a penalty, but Pitana did not budge.
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The vast majority of women (69%) said they would not budge on that.
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If PiS does not budge, the commission should be creative with the budget.
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"We will not budge," Mexican president Obrador said in response to the protest.
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The vendors are standing firm against the city's edicts, insisting they will not budge.
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She let us use this super-pigmented cobalt-blue eyeshadow that would not budge.
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Pelosi has said she will not budge on providing money for Trump's border wall.
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FedEx stock dropped less than 1% on the news, while Amazon stock did not budge.
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Even as Walgreen's announced a deal with Valeant for discounted drugs, Cramer did not budge.
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Not long after the surprise announcement, the Pentagon appeared to suggest it will not budge.
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Congressional Democrats would not budge on their offer of $1.3 billion for border security measures.
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Ms. Harris said she pressed her sister for more details, but she would not budge.
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These changes did push some people to prefer United, but others still would not budge.
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But a rise in cancer cases while the death rate does not budge points to overdiagnosis.
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Ms. Gray, 29, said she pleaded with the company for relief, but it would not budge.
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Ms. Reno would not budge, saying her stance had nothing to do with protecting the president.
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Still, some current or incoming lawmakers who opposed Pelosi on Wednesday said they would not budge. Rep.
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The gap between American banks, whose capital did not budge much, and Chinese ones continued to widen.
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Wimbledon have said they will not budge from their 1300 GMT start time for the men's final.
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He will not budge, even though his decision strangles one of the Holy See's best revenue streams.
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It did not budge at first, blocked by the refrigerator, but they managed to push it open.
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Mr. Stallone didn't like it and didn't think his audience would either, but Mr. Coogler would not budge.
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He did not budge on Russia's insistence that there was no state-sponsored doping system in the country.
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At first, it will not budge, but after days of wearing it down, it finally starts to crack.
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She is thought recently to have sought to have the rules changed, but the army would not budge.
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When the fund turned him away, he "went ballistic", complaining to the SEC, but Vanguard did not budge.
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A Democratic source said Pence did not budge from the $5.7 billion Trump has requested for the wall.
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The House of Commons would not budge and the pressure from within the Conservative Party continued to increase.
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The size of the field shrank, but the smaller field's position on the ideological spectrum did not budge.
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" But Biden did not budge, saying, "I stand with Barack Obama all eight years, good, bad and indifferent.
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A UAW source close to the negotiations told CNN that the automaker would not budge on this point.
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And it really will last all day if you wanted it to — the super-saturated pigments do not budge.
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Long-wear lipsticks are great and, for the most part, do exactly what they're supposed to do: not budge.
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The sex ratio among China's children, which had risen steadily for decades, did not budge between 211 and 2010.
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I'm sad to report this ridge will not budge and there's no relief in sight 😢 #climate #cawx pic.twitter.
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Despite Charles having the support of his mother's sister, Princess Margaret (who died in 2002), she would not budge.
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Superintendent Matt Miller pushed for a better deal, but Apple said it would not budge from its price list.
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Despite his threats, the House Freedom Caucus did not budge and Ryan indefinitely postponed a vote on the AHCA.
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European Union officials worry about what comes next, but they insisted that their position on Brexit would not budge.
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When it was explained that The New York Times would not agree to such conditions, he did not budge.
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But Kim Jong-un would not budge from an insistence on a phased rollback of his country's nuclear program.
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Despite the loud voices around them and the flow of visitors, despite their mother's wail, they did not budge.
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Last year, the clock did not budge, remaining at two minutes to "midnight" after advancing 30 seconds in 2018.
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Vodafone's chief executive added that if the government did not budge, the British firm's India business might just collapse.
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We've known for a while that more scientific knowledge does not budge the opinions of climate doubters on the right.
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The early arrivals did not budge from their place even when told the centers would not open until 7 a.m.
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The bloc's leaders have insisted that their position on Brexit will not budge, making it difficult to see how Mrs.
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Paul had called for a vote on an amendment to effectively roll back those hikes, but leadership did not budge.
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When Moncada's agent told the Yankees that another team was offering more than $30 million, the Yankees did not budge.
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This pattern may not budge much this winter, which would mean a continued weak winter for the East coast, he added.
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"Even with the festive season, if the prices are too high, buyers will not budge," a Hong-Kong based dealer said.
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For hours after applying it, the color did not budge — no matter how many coffees I drank or croissants I ate.
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Trump addressed the shutdown controversy, saying he would not budge on his request for billions of dollars to build the wall.
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The administration originally had wanted 15 percent, and Cohn said the White House will not budge on the 20 percent level.
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When Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) asked him if the ruling should be protected as a "super precedent," he did not budge.
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Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis channeled frustration, saying the leaders "can go straight home" if the four frugals do not budge.
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If Mr Kim does not budge, America and its allies may respond by trying to secure a more rigorous enforcement of sanctions.
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The Turkish foreign minister, Mevlut Cavusoglu, was adamant in a separate alliance event in Washington on Wednesday that Ankara will not budge.
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So unless Americans stop buying Chinese TVs, toys and clothing, the trade deficit may not budge as much as Mr. Trump wants.
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To the surprise of many lobbyists, they followed Mr. Trump's lead and did not budge from the corporate rate of 20 percent.
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The sharpening of rhetoric did not budge the pound much, with investors focused instead on plans to get a deal across the line.
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"I will not budge on the Paris accord terms," Macron told reporters in New York where he is attending the U.N. General Assembly.
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This article previously stated that Democrats would not budge from $1.6 billion — a number that was agreed to in the Senate spending bill.
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Ri said it is "difficult to say" whether a better deal might materialize, but that North Korea would not budge on its demands.
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They have told visitors to Beijing and others in private conversations that China will not budge on the thorniest issues, the report said.
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Democrats said the White House did not budge on the president's key demand, $5.6 billion to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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And the Greens (seemingly the main target of FDP recrimination) declared that they had reached their "pain threshold" and could not budge another centimetre.
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Mr. Trump has previously questioned why the United States should be bound by the One China policy if Beijing will not budge on trade.
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Nonetheless, if they both become more popular by the same amount, then their standing in the polls relative to each other would not budge.
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During a recent trip to The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Jenner, 62, would not budge when it came to revealing her daughter's future living arrangements.
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During a recent trip to The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Jenner, 62, would not budge when it came to revealing her daughter's future living arrangements.
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There was little space to move to, and the spectators, who had been there almost from the start of the game, would not budge.
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Then, two weeks ago, the intensity line plodded steadily beyond the 2014-2015 Christmas week peak, but the mortality line initially did not budge.
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Whether I was lapping the skating rink, running on the treadmill, or stretching at the barre, these headphones just would not budge from my ears.
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He declined to say if a sitting president must respond to a subpoena, and would not budge when asked whether a president could pardon himself.
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The euro did not budge on German ZEW economic sentiment data that fell short of forecast by coming at 17.6 points, below an expected 20.1 points.
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In their statement announcing Lord and Miller's exit, Lucasfilm insisted that the Han Solo movie would not budge from its planned May 25, 2018 release date.
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Housed inside a tube with a doe-foot applicator, the liquid formula delivers powerful punch of color that promises you one thing: It will not budge.
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Hsieh argued, correctly, that the point should be replayed but the umpire would not budge, saying she could not remember if Hsieh's shot had gone in.
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The reports have stirred unrest in the market, which was caught off guard, thinking that the BOJ would not budge an inch from its current stance.
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"I now have clients who will give up having a pool or other amenities in a building, but will not budge on ceiling height," she said.
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A. If a finger drag does not budge the taskbar, you can use a system setting, but you should make sure the taskbar is unlocked first.
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The first tooth they targeted would not budge, so Dr. Fabio Nunes, who was then a molecular biologist at Massachusetts General, switched to a different molar.
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And he was instrumental in insisting the White House not budge in its demands for border wall funding before and during the government shutdown this winter.
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EU leaders in December simply did not believe May could get a majority if they gave her what she wanted and so they did not budge.
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This powder first goes on like a fine dusting, but it melts away within seconds, leaving behind a lightweight stain and matte finish that will not budge.
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The overall price of food did not budge in September (the average price of a jar of Marmite actually fell, as shops cut prices to lure customers).
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Despite their similar tactics -- and their promises to hold politicians accountable after Election Day -- the Kochs profess a confidence that their influence in politics will not budge.
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Worried about the safety of the calf, rangers on the reserve tried to move the baby animal away from the body, but the calf would not budge.
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Despite a repricing by underwriters led by Bank of America Merrill Lynch, yields in most maturities of the bond issue did not budge from preliminary pricing levels.
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Even if Jackson will not budge on the possibility of Tom Thibodeau, the Knicks would deserve a coach with more reputational heft or energizing ambition than Rambis.
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Based on the initial launches (which we tried), they're talking full-throttle makeup-lover's makeup in saturated shades and dense glitter made to stand out — and not budge.
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And it was twisted in a way that it couldn't be replaced with a new tip — the plastic had come off of the screw, which would not budge.
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John has been on a unrelenting campaign to win Nikki back ... after she broke up with him because he would not budge on the issue of having children.
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Despite arguments made by the pro-Iran engagement camp in the West, Tehran did not budge at all to transform into a moderate, let alone a rational state.
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Peruvian President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, who has promised to fight widespread graft while pushing out new infrastructure projects, has said he will not budge on the anti-corruption clause.
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Trump dug in further Thursday afternoon, stating at a signing for the farm bill that he would not budge if border security money is not included in the bill.
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MOSINKI, Botswana (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Longer and harsher droughts are driving a growing share of Botswana's traditional cattlemen to give up their animals - but Skanki Mokweba will not budge.
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Trump has indicated he will not budge from his demands for steep cuts to legal immigration and the elimination of the diversity visa lottery in exchange for Dreamer protections.
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This makes it easier to use in small strokes to sketch out the look you're going for — which is a good thing since it will not budge once it's on.
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But in contrast to some other companies selling jumbo trades at the same time - including a US$1643bn transaction from AbbVie- it could not budge pricing during the bookbuilding process.
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Trump has demanded $28503 billion to construct his long-promised border wall, but Democrats have said they will not budge on his funding request, offering more for border security instead.
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However, others in newly appointed Prime Minister Theresa May's government including Brexit minister David Davis have said Britain should not budge from an insistence on having controls on its borders.
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Within short order, however, the migrants had forced open that fence, too, and pushed forward until they were toe-to-toe with the Mexican riot police, who did not budge.
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Buttigieg warned that Sanders would not budge from his far left positions, and said the Democratic nominee would have to be more flexible to appeal to a broader base of supporters.
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U.S. officials have said they will not budge on their demand that Snowden be prosecuted for stealing thousands of classified intelligence documents, the release of which they say damaged national security.
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Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has said Super Bowl teams don't need a "rushing champion," while reports have indicated that the Cowboys will not budge from their budget to pay Elliott early.
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After visiting Ms. Syroyid last month, and again hearing she would not budge, Germany's foreign minister, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, said this week that the credibility of the Minsk process was threatened.
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Defense lawyers tried to convince Cramer to reinstate it, but the judge -- who made his decision after hearing two days of testimony from grieving families -- would not budge, the station reported.
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Whether it's born from malice or ignorance, the owners are comfortable with their blind spots and will not budge without force, be it through legal action or a sudden competitive disadvantage.
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But Brussels has insisted that it will not budge, and while it offered some pledges in an effort to assuage British lawmakers, that was not enough to win over British lawmakers.
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If Italy does not budge, the Commission could launch an "excessive deficit procedure" that could eventually result in fines, though these have never been levied on any country in the monetary union.
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Switzerland does domestic referendums well, but is in hot water over one that restricts immigration from the EU. That requires changes to its trade deal with the EU; Brussels will not budge.
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But the military did not budge, leaving Mr. Maduro in power while many in the international community, including the United States, continue to nominally regard Mr. Guaidó as the country's legitimate leader.
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During a recent speech, Amit Shah, India's new home minister and a close adviser to Mr. Modi, promised pilgrims that his party would not budge "even by an inch" from its position.
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While the comptroller's office still prefers quiet talks, the new rules will give activists more leverage in those rare cases when corporate directors will not budge, said Michael Garland, an assistant comptroller.
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Some recent economic data have proven to be rather meager: wage growth is tepid, auto sales are weak and personal income did not budge month over month in its most recent reading.
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"The idea is just to win over the trading community ahead of elections and on that point the government will not budge from the deadline," a second Indian trade ministry official said.
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The Lib Dems, who hoped to pick up the support of disenchanted Remainers keen on a second referendum, were dismayed to see that even the most Europhile constituencies did not budge at all.
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She will not budge — will never budge, perhaps — from her first appraisal: "It became apparent through objective evidence that he was the author of his words and a very intelligent man," she wrote.
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Stock prices of such companies did not budge when his political fortunes rose — as when he was first chosen as the vice-presidential candidate — or when his health was impaired while in office.
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Or perhaps he is merely seeking to position himself and his Conservative Party as the victims of European intransigence ahead of national elections that are likely to follow if Europe does not budge.
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Tennis Hall of Famer Billie Jean King, for whom the National Tennis Center complex is named, was then summoned to hit the button to trigger the opening - but the roof did not budge.
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While Credit Suisse did not budge on its rating or price target, Levy said he and his team visited Tesla's Gigafactory 1 in Nevada and came away impressed by the company's battery strategy.
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Trump's mocking of Ford on Tuesday night further showed that white men in power are not going anywhere — that they will not listen, will not budge, and will not give ground to #MeToo.
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Between 1982 and 2001 the average wages earned by American workers with a bachelor's degree rose by 31%, whereas those of high-school graduates did not budge, according to the New York Federal Reserve.
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Ms. Shapiro, the defense lawyer, would not budge, even when given the chance in a question by Justice Sonia Sotomayor about whether there was an alternative to the proposal to require a tangible benefit.
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But on some points, Amazon would not budge: Workers who prayed, the company made clear, were still expected to meet the same hourly quotas, unless they wanted to dip into their unpaid time off.
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She spent Tuesday meeting with European leaders in a desperate bid to wring concessions which might get the deal through the British Parliament, but her negotiating partners have publicly insisted they will not budge.
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He began some early conversations by saying that Democrats would need to yield because his father-in-law would not budge, a statement that lawmakers found naïve, according to Democrats familiar with the remarks.
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In Hamburg, the American president did not budge from his decision to withdraw from the Paris accord on climate change and did not even bother to attend more than 20 minutes of the discussion.
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Throughout the dispute, the union has said it would not budge on three key points: giving new workers the same benefits as existing workers, maintaining current benefits and keeping shift patterns from becoming more taxing.
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That is something European governments would not budge on during talks over the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, a now-doomed trade deal that America and the EU had explored in the pre-Trump era.
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"The American people may well elect a president who decides to nominate Judge Garland for Senate consideration," said Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, after the announcement, but in the meantime, the Senate would not budge.
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Jumps in the futures prices on commodities markets can take months to trickle down to the real world, and if the commodities surge subsides, then the price of eggs in local markets may not budge.
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Pelosi delayed sending over the articles after McConnell would not detail the rules or process for the trial, but McConnell did not budge, arguing that the House would not dictate how the Senate is run.
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The United States and Canada had initially backed options 8 and 9 but said they would not budge below a 7, and at one stage did not rule out breaking off talks, the sources said.
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When pressed to explain his position while campaigning at Weldall, a metal fabrication plant in Waukesha where he picked up the endorsement of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, he vowed that Senate Republicans would not budge.
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While Senate Republicans have real worries about whether the House language would cut coverage for people with pre-existing conditions, House conservatives are determined to not budge from their determination to lower premiums for most consumers.
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When the jersey would not budge, he instead clasped both hands over his face and took a succession of deep breaths as medical personnel prepared an air cast for his leg and called for a gurney.
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Central European currencies did not budge against the euro but Polish stocks rose to new 0.21-month highs and Hungarian stocks touched a fresh record peak after companies in both countries posted strong results last week.
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If Rome does not budge, the Commission could launch a so-called "excessive deficit procedure", a disciplinary process that could eventually result in fines, though these have never been levied on any country in the monetary union.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Speculators were pegged last week by trade sources as net buyers of Chicago-traded corn, soybeans and wheat, but their corn views did not budge, and they were instead net sellers of soy and wheat.
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Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, on Sunday vowed that his nation will not budge on its prohibition of negotiations with the U.S. on the 40th anniversary of the fall of the U.S. embassy in Tehran, Reuters reported.
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A spokesman for Quebec's transport minister said the province would not budge on new rules requiring drivers to undergo 35 hours of training and to have their criminal background checks validated by Quebec police instead of third parties.
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"We tried our best to assure the villagers that we would get the water tested, but they did not budge and even refused to come near the lake," said Naveen Hullur, who is in charge of the area.
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According to one Egyptian official, the Foreign Ministry in Cairo instructed its diplomats in a June 10 cable to emphasize that Egypt would not budge from its position that Israel is the country with exclusive, ultimate responsibility for Gaza.
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Even when Goldberg and Wilson threw out some big plot lines such as Aleksandr Petrovsky and Brady's birthday party where Miranda and Steve famously "rekindled their relationship" in the laundry room (poor Debbie), the child actor did not budge.
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Lluis Orriols, a political science lecturer at the University Carlos III of Madrid, says it is unlikely Rajoy would be able to win over other parties since both the PP and the Socialists would not budge their red lines.
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"We will not retreat, we will not budge and planes will not scare us," a statement from one of the brigades fighting as part of the southern separatists said, in response to Saturday's flares and low-flying war planes.
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The 21-year-old did not budge from his post in the control tower at Mutiara SIS Al-Jufrie Airport Palu as it began to shake from a 6.1 magnitude tremor, followed by a 7.5 magnitude earthquake on Friday.
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While India did agree to open up the market for a wide array of U.S. farm produce, it would not budge on the medical products, saying it had a responsibility to keep the prices low so its citizens can afford them.
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"It is a shame that this president, who is plunging the nation into chaos, is throwing another temper tantrum and is going to hurt lots of innocent people," Schumer said, insisting that Democrats will not budge on border wall funding.
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If this new round of dialogue with the United States is going to be different from those that came before it, the U.S. should not budge when it comes to sanctions — which are working — or America's defensive presence on the DMZ.
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BRASILIA, Sept 10 (Reuters) - Brazil's government will not budge on its three main fiscal rules, a senior Economy Ministry official said on Tuesday, even though the economy is turning a corner and the pace of growth is expected to pick up.
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MOSCOW — The Russian foreign minister, Sergey V. Lavrov, said on Tuesday that while he wanted to see a "reset" of Russia's relations with the United States, Moscow would not budge on any of the issues that put it at odds with Washington.
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But Poland, which is also at loggerheads with Brussels over climate change, migration and its treatment of judges and the media, was signaling it would not budge - possibly setting the stage for a showdown at a summit of EU leaders on Thursday.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron and future head of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen both congratulated Boris Johnson on becoming Britain's next prime minister, although a key Macron ally warned Johnson that the EU would not budge on Brexit.
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Democratic staff members asked for a formal budget justification for the administration's insistence on its $5.7 billion proposal, a Democratic official familiar with the discussion said, adding that Mr. Pence made clear that the White House would not budge from that figure.
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"I knew that it would be a tough situation for me to launch a political struggle but I will not budge," Maryam told reporters shortly before she appeared in court in the city of Lahore, to be denied bail and remanded until August 21.
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The creamy formula goes on glossy but quickly dries down to a high-pigmented matte, literally does not budge, comes in a wide variety of shades, and costs less than $5 — which means you can pick up one for each of your bridesmaids, too.
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Bishop said last week the board should give Puerto Rico's financial creditors - many of whom are U.S.-based hedge funds - more of a say in the plan's formation, and that the board had a "duty to mandate" reforms if the island's government does not budge.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. government will not budge on its demand that former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden return to face prosecution for stealing thousands of classified intelligence documents, despite new calls for President Barack Obama to pardon him, U.S. officials said on Tuesday.
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That depiction was at odds with that of a juror who spoke to ABC News earlier in the week and had said that 10 members of the panel had voted to convict Mr. Cosby but were unable to persuade two jurors who would not budge.
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Housebuilders and other domestically-focused stocks including regional airlines, considered most exposed to an economic hit from a hard Brexit, did not budge after British Prime Minister Theresa May officially stepped down as leader of the governing Conservatives after failing to deliver on Brexit.
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Still, GOP lawmakers and Conway stressed that the president's proposed border wall — or something like it — is a necessary tool to secure the border and address underlying immigration issues, while Democrats insisted they would not budge on a wall they described as an ineffective use of money.
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Ms. Nemy also recalled Bill's strong reluctance to ever accept favors, large or small, which Anna Wintour confirms in a warm essay in the new book, recalling numerous offers of a ride, which he accepted only once, when he could not budge his bicycle in a snowstorm.
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"Negotiations are advanced, I'd say 80 percent, but the union will not budge on job security for workers," Guillermo Pereyra, General Secretary of the private oil and gas union in Rio Negro, Neuquen and La Pampa, and Senator for the province of Neuquen, said in an interview.
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"There are many mathematical possibilities to form a majority government, but somebody will have to let go of their requirements, and I am afraid that at least Mr. Babis and President Zeman will not budge," said Otto Eibl, a political analyst from Masaryk University in Brno, Czech Republic.
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The hear-nothing crowd did not budge when college students were slaughtered on campuses like Virginia Tech, when grade school children were massacred in Connecticut, when people were shot to death in a movie theater in Colorado — and in so many other places, including every day on our streets and in our homes.
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It's about beating back the challenge from feminists and people of color demanding a seat at the table; it is about showing that white men in power are not going anywhere — that they will not listen, will not budge, and will not give ground to #MeToo or the Black Lives Matter movement.
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Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, on Sunday vowed that his nation will not budge on its prohibition of negations with the U.S. "Those who believe that negotiations with the enemy will solve our problems are 100 percent wrong," he said, according to Reuters, which cited Iranian state TV. View the discussion thread.
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" Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer, on NBC's "Meet the Press," underscored that Democrats in the House and Senate will not budge: "Republicans just have to have the guts to tell President Trump he's off on the deep end here, and all he's going to get with his temper tantrum is a shutdown.
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Mr. Pence made it clear that the White House would not budge from the $5.7 billion in funding it wants for a wall, and that the White House would not reopen the government by supporting the six-bill package that the House has passed, according to a Democratic official familiar with the meeting.
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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 Tuesday reiterated he would not budge on his demand to fund a wall along the southern border, dimming prospects for an imminent solution to a prolonged partial government shutdown.
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A majority of Americans say President TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden allies see boost in Tuesday's election results Sanders vows to end Trump's policies as he unveils immigration proposal Republicans warn election results are 'wake-up call' for Trump MORE should get credit for the raid that killed ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, though the successful operation did not budge how people view Trump's strength as a leader, according to a new Washington Post–ABC News poll.
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" (And in case you're wondering, she hasn't picked out her Olympic mani/pedi colors just yet.) And she borrows from her practice look when prepping for a night out with the girls: When training, Douglas keeps her hair in a loose, messy bun (as opposed to her competition ponies, which do not budge, she says) — and for an evening out, she sweeps her hair up into the same style, "because I think messy buns are so cute, to be honest.
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