"Do not give in to fear, do not give in to division, do not give in to intimidation," Macron said.
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You do not give in to sorrow, you do not give in to sadness.
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"You do not give in to sorrow, you do not give in to sadness."
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"Do not give in to the fear, do not give in to anger, do not give in to sham artists and con artists who try to take advantage of your suffering," he said.
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"Do not give in to the fear, do not give in to anger, do not give in to sham artists and con artists who try to take advantage of your suffering," he said in Miami.
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We will not give in to fear, violence or hate.
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"We will not give in to any dictate," he said.
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Israel will not give in to extortion and pressure from terrorists.
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Texas will not give in to President Obama's attacks on our values pic.twitter.
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He urged Ivorians to come together and to not give in to fear.
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Let us not give in to hate, and instead, counter it with love.
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"We will not give in to threats, or political grandstanding," Mr. Lee said.
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China's U.S. ambassador, Cui Tiankai, said China will not give in to intimidation.
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" Another declared, "We will not give in to President Obama's attacks on our values.
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You must not give in to the cycle of death the Palestinians have created.
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"I ask the American people: Do not give in to the fear," he said.
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To his credit, Mr. Bailey did not give in to that particular commercial temptation.
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China has vowed to not give in to U.S. pressure on issues of principle.
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Or maybe he'll surprise us all and not give in to the temptation of Esther?
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He urged the Ivorian people to come together and to not give in to fear.
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The leaders of both coalition parties repeated that they would not give in to pressure.
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If someone does this to you, do not give in to the temptation to smile.
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While I cannot boycott Amazon, I will not give in to, or over to, it.
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"This is a situation of concern, but we must not give in to panic," she said.
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Against this grim backdrop, we were determined to keep going and not give in to fear.
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Manny Yekutiel: But how do you not give in to the pressure and keep the business alive?
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Again and again, one meets heroic people who will not give in to the forces of evil.
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Palestinian Social Development Minister Ibrahim Al-Shaer said on Monday they would not give in to pressure.
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Budget Minister Maria Jesus Montero told parliament the government would "not give in to blackmail" over the budget.
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As this July comes to a close, let us not give in to what some see as inevitable.
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And while Boehner did not give in to Jordan's demands, the fight is not going away anytime soon.
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It's important to not give in to paranoid ideas, Taurus, but be cautious, and don't make commitments or promises.
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In his first public appearance since the bombing, President Tayyip Erdogan said Turkey would not give in to militants.
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"The blockade leaders are trying to extort us and our company will not give in to this extortion," Harvey said.
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"I ask the American people — do not give into the fear, do not give in to the frustration," Rubio said.
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"I ask the American people: Do not give into the fear, do not give in to the frustration," he said.
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Nietzsche, ultimately, did not give in to Silenus's pessimistic message that it would have been better never to have existed.
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" Tehran has been defiant so far, with President Rouhani stating that his country will not "give in to U.S. pressure.
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"I've just got to be as aggressive as I can right there and not give in to anybody," Montgomery said.
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Police in New South Wales, Australia, are urging people to not give in to violence amid the global coronavirus outbreak.
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"I ask the American people — do not give into the fear, do not give in to the frustration," he said.
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Despite newfound abilities to advance intelligent technology quickly, industry leaders should not give in to pressures to move at an unhealthy pace.
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A people who do not give in to fear but rise always in our righteous might to meet the challenges of the future.
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This two-pronged approach showed DDT we were prepared to fight and would not give in to their demands, and they quickly settled.
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She said that after she would not give in to his bullying and coercion, he dragged her into the bathroom and raped her.
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We must not give in to those who say what is now must always be, that there is no chance for a better future.
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A problem for central banks everywhere is convincing people that they will not give in to political pressure to stoke booms or print money.
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This month you will face much adversity as you pursue your pie-in-the-sky projects, but do not give in to the naysayers.
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U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May rubber-stamped her globalist agenda to CNBC Thursday, underlining that the country will not give in to protectionism and isolationism.
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The feeling when everything is against you, the most defiant feeling is to not give in to despair and sadness but to want to dance.
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"We will not give in to the terrorist threat," Prime Minister Manuel Valls said Friday morning after a cabinet meeting led by President François Hollande.
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The woman did not give in to the demands, and she says the video is still regularly posted to pornographic websites with her full name.
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While the Taliban condemned the 2001 attacks on the United States, its regime did not give in to the American ultimatums to surrender bin Laden.
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"He did not give in to populism on the VAT; this was a good example of him having to do something unpopular but necessary," Borain said.
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This is what the militants want," Mr. Khan told reporters in Islamabad on Thursday, adding that people must not give in to an "environment of fear.
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However, equally important to a just working environment is to not give in to false claims of discrimination, as such claims threaten to undercut legitimate ones.
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This willingness to not give in to what listeners expect is admirable, and it results in a piece of music that's equally playful and tripped out.
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Weinstein also allegedly promised the woman an ensemble role in a movie but did not come through because she would not give in to his sexual demands.
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In Peru, President Martín Vizcarra appeared alongside military officers to declare that he would not give in to pressure from the opposition-led Congress to cede power.
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Fox News refused, asserting that Kelly had been "viciously attacked" by Trump and stating the network would not "Give in to terrorizations of any of our employees."
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" He promised that N.Y.U. would not give in to potential political pressure on its new campuses abroad, but would "continue to be vigilant in safeguarding academic freedom.
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And on Thursday, Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, said he would not "give in to that pressure" from some of his colleagues to do so.
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Google agreed to stop forced arbitration for employees in cases of sexual harassment, but did not give in to other demands, including employee representation on the board.
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Budget Minister Maria Jesus Montero said on Tuesday the government would "not give in to blackmail" over the budget and that Catalan self-determination was not on the agenda.
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The women who are willing to speak out and attach their names to it, especially, are the ones who said no and did not give in to the advances.
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China has pushed for negotiations and a settlement, but it has also defended its efforts to upgrade its economy and warned that it will not give in to pressure.
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The Kerala state government, led by the Communist Party of India, has said it will not give in to attempts by Hindu groups to prevent women from entering that temple.
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Tsai said upon claiming victory that Taiwan would not give in to threats and intimidation from China and that only Taiwan's people had the right to decide their own future.
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I think that if I talk about her, maybe fans will not give in to despair, but I feel like a real hypocrite because I'm not okay with it at all.
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Do not give in to the temptation to charge your devices just to pass the time playing Candy Crush or Neko Atsume or whatever it is the kids are into now.
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This is nothing else except blackmail, and we do not give in to blackmail, and North Korea and the head of the North Korea Stalinist regime should not test this president.
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It's a way to demonstrate that while we will not give in to Mr. Putin, we will not give up on the longer-term prospect of a healthier relationship with Russia.
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"This is a situation of concern, but we must not give in to panic," Kyriakides said after meeting Italy's health minister and the regional head of the World Health Organization (WHO).
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"This is a situation of concern, but we must not give in to panic," Kyriakides said after meeting Italy's health minister and the regional head of the World Health Organization (WHO).
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Babis has insisted his cabinet will take a pro-EU course and not give in to demands to hold a referendum on leaving the European Union, as Britain did in 2016.
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Rob Gronkowski's smokin' hot GF says modeling agencies pressured her to drop serious weight in order to get gigs ... but the NFL superstar urged her to not give in to their demands.
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"We must not give in to the idea of a world destined to be split between a cosmopolitan digital elite and an army of precarious and underpaid local workers," Mr. Gentiloni said.
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With those responses, the White House showed that it would not give in to senators seeking information that is not already known — either in the House's record or in the public domain.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - The European Union will not give in to British demands for full access to the bloc's single market unless London allows free movement of people, Ireland's prime minister said on Monday.
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"Let's not give in to demagogy, pollution is sometimes higher due to climate issues, but this is definitely not the reason why someone will live shorter," Energy Minister Krzysztof Tchorzewski told a transport conference.
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Orban had flown to Strasbourg personally on Tuesday to intervene in the debate, delivering a fiery speech that he would not give in to "blackmail" and describing the motion as an insult to Hungarians.
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"We do not give in to ransom demands and paying any amount of money would not have provided any guarantees to our users as to what would happen with their stolen data," ESEA said.
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Fox News, in a statement late Tuesday, said it would not "give in to terrorizations toward any of our employees," but left the door open to Trump attending the debate, co-hosted by Google.
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In one of the oft-repeated lines of his song — "can't no VC tell me nothin'" — Erwin urges founders to not give in to investor demands, and stick to their beliefs and their ideas.
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Apparently, he still fails to recognize that the Mexican president and the Canadian prime minister have their own national interests, and domestic political pressures and cannot, and will not, give in to his demands.
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Amazing transformations in communication and your sense of personal safety and autonomy can be made now if you step up to the plate and not give in to your lesser qualities, like being an instigator.
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" Macron, who is narrowly leading Le Pen in the polls, also pledged to hire 10,000 new police and create a task force to defeat ISIS, but he urged voters to "not give in to fear.
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"They're looking for a secretary of state who will not give in to the president's worst instincts and impulses ... and I don't know that they walked away feeling that Director Pompeo met that standard," Menendez said.
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WAFA quoted Palestinian Foreign Minister Riyad Al-Maliki as saying that Palestinian leaders would not give in to blackmail or pressure regarding the operation of the PLO office or negotiations on an Israeli-Palestinian peace agreement.
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This crisis is not the Holocaust, but the two do share disturbing themes, and I urge you to not give in to the fatigue that can drive us to shut our windows and close the curtains.
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"We should not give in to emotions and push Pyongyang into a corner," Putin said in a news conference after meeting with Moon on the sidelines of a conference on economic development of Russia's Far East.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama on Sunday said Americans would stand united and "not give in to fear or turn against each other" in the wake of a nightclub shooting in Orlando, Florida, that killed 50 people.
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"The Emirates and Saudi decided not to support Bashir financially because he refused to get rid of the Islamists and would not give in to pressure to support Saudi Arabia and the Emirates against Qatar," said Habani.
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"Let's not give up now, we must not give in to the arrogance of the institutions which have decided to keep people from making decisions for their own country," Luigi Di Maio said, speaking live on Facebook.
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Obama has called for the country to come together and not give in to despair and division after the shooting deaths of five police officers in Dallas and the police killings of black men in Louisiana and Minnesota.
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"Minutes before it happened, he got in touch with me and said, 'My daughter, you know who your father is: a democrat who will not give in to anything," she told reporters outside the SEBIN headquarters on Thursday afternoon.
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They're the ones who are comfortable being uncomfortable in a world on fire, the ones who transcend the external limitations imposed by outdated systems and their failures, the ones who do not give in to the way things are.
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LONDON, June 26 (Reuters) - Iranian President Hassan Rouhani lambasted on Tuesday U.S. President Donald Trump's withdrawal from a deal with Iran on its nuclear programme, and said Iranians will not give in to U.S. pressure but would defend their independence and Islamic values.
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But oh, it is so hard to not give in to that rush of feeling, that heady, woozy, glorious feeling of finding someone who seems to really get you, and then there you are like some sort of geyser, stories and emotions pouring forth.
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Because so much of the film seems to have been shot with the hope that progress would continue to be made, the hasty re-edit feels a bit like getting dropped off a cliff, even though Gore exhorts us to not give in to despair.
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While the vast majority of Venezuelans oppose the government's plans for constitutional change — 85 percent of the working population joined the strike, according to the opposition —President Nicolas Maduro has the backing of the country's powerful military, and he will not give in to the demands of the protesters, analysts say.
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So I'm prepared to forgo additional tax cuts in the hope, probably vain, that Democrats will be strategic stewards in the House and not give in to the stupid temptation of seeking Trump's impeachment or getting lost in endless committee investigations about whether Trump misled the I.R.S. 20 or 30 years ago.
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Hillary Clinton urged: "Do not give in to those whose views are opposite of what you believe," during a panel discussion on the rise of "strongmen" such as President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin, while Uber's new CEO Dara Khosrowshahi promised to mentor and develop female staff in the face of the company's controversial past.
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"They're looking for a secretary of state who will not give in to the president's worst instincts and impulses when we are talking about the lives of our sons and daughters who serve in the military of the United States [...] and I don't know that they walked away feeling that Director Pompeo met that standard," Menendez said.
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Other states trying to tighten up vaccine laws or preserve current strict laws that have proven effective in maintaining herd immunity should not give in to the harassment, misinformation, and ideological opposition to government-mandated vaccinations for school-aged children, be it the MMR vaccine alone (as is the case in Washington) or the whole range of childhood vaccinations (such as in Mississippi).
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Likely next House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) reaffirmed that Democrats will not give in to 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's demand for $5 billion for a border wall as part of any legislation to end a partial government shutdown.
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