Critics say he's not tough enough to represent Staten Island.
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If you sit out, it's like, 'Ah, he's not tough.
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Her policies are not tough or durable but "future capable" (zukunftsfähig).
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But Reiss said those types of laws are not tough enough.
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"At the end, it was not tough for me," Lindsay admits.
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"At the end, it was not tough for me," she said.
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Allardyce was not tough enough, despite his boasts, so who is?
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"It was not tough at all to focus today," Price said.
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NOT TOUGH, BUT YOU CAN'T LET COUNTRIES STEAL YOUR INTELLECTUAL PROPERTIES.
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No one worries that Hillary is not tough enough to be president.
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Mr. Pavlovic said that she was nothing if not tough and stubborn.
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I.O., "may say, hey, this is not tough enough," Mr. Bannon said.
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Trump said on Thursday his fire and fury comment was not tough enough.
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"We're not tough enough on the defensive end," Magic coach Frank Vogel said.
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It was pretty hard, I'm not tough enough to reject someone like that.
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But they haven't fallen nearly enough, because the laws are not tough enough.
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Trump's not tough, he's just harsh and there's a difference between tough and harsh.
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"I love playing tough — well, not tough, but strong and powerful characters," she says.
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It's not tough to see where this shift in attitude might have come from.
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A third said they're just right, and another 17% said they're not tough enough.
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WATCH: Jim Cramer says Irma was tough, but not tough enough to dent market.
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If you are not tough in the world of today's politics, nobody will respect you.
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Solutions to violence are generated from facts, not tough talk from the gun and prison lobbies.
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So, Trump is now sweeping Homeland Security of those deemed not tough enough on the issue.
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It's not tough to see which actor the studio would choose if forced to make the choice.
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Castro's critics said he was not tough enough on Wall Street during his tenure as HUD secretary.
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Trump alleged Mattis was not "tough enough," three officials familiar with the meeting said to The Post.
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Now, Trump wants to rewrite the terms of the deal, which he thinks is not tough enough.
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And if they break, it's not tough to afford another cheap piece of shit to replace them.
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Yet he and his aides bristle at accusations that he is not tough enough with the Kremlin.
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It's not tough to get around paying the full $499.993 price on Google's Nest Mini smart speaker.
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What you want to do with a brisket is cut against the grain so it's not tough.
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A 53 percent majority thinks President Trump is not tough enough on Russia, including 32 percent of Republicans.
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And if they're not tough and smart, I'm going to win, but a lot of other people won't.
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Critics say the body is not tough enough on the industry and does not adequately consult indigenous communities.
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He worried that if he had a bad workout, his teammates or coaches would think, He's not tough.
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The correct title is "Tough Love: Cinema by Lynne Ramsay," not "Tough Love: The Cinema of Lynne Ramsay."
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But experts are warning that current policies are not tough enough to allow the country to meet the target.
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Not tough to miss, a drawing of the Joker hangs in Harley's apartment that she uses for target practice.
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The "unwise and ill-informed" change is not "tough on crime", Mr Holder quipped, "it is dumb on crime".
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The braised neck was my favorite — it fell apart with the slightest touch and was stringy but not tough.
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Mr. Trump pulled out of the 213 pact last year, saying that it was not tough enough on Iran.
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It's not tough to find a party speaker that can blast music across a room full of loud partygoers.
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"Anybody who tells you it's not tough, they are lying," said Jeff Peddle, a restaurant owner and property manager.
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"The president's always saying, 'Rex's not tough,' and 'I didn't know he was so establishment,' " says one Trump adviser.
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Anyone suggesting that President Donald Trump is not tough enough on Russia is talking crazy, according to America's top diplomat.
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The problem contributing to the sharp increase in homicides, Mr Trump said, is that police "right now are not tough".
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Mr. Trump had routinely berated Ms. Nielsen as ineffective and, worse — at least in his mind — not tough-looking enough.
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While Marina Litvinenko said the reaction had been faster and more direct than two years ago, it was not tough enough.
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"We're led by a man that either is not tough, not smart, or he's got something else in mind," Trump said.
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Some Bosnian Muslim victims and their families have understandably complained that the verdict came too late and was not tough enough.
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" Full quote: "We're led by a man that either is not tough, not smart, or he's got something else in mind.
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And lastly, there is an implicit, or even explicit, critique of President Obama present in both camps, which seem to see him as a disappointment: either as feckless or fainthearted, either because he went too far or not far enough, either because he was not tough enough with our international adversaries or not tough enough with his congressional opponents.
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TARLOV: That&aposs so-- WATTERS: Please, you guys are not tough, you think global warming is more of a threat than terrorism.
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Now, that doesn't mean it's not tough to watch (obviously it threw me), and it doesn't mean this attempt was completely successful.
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"Quite frankly, the president's plan is not tough enough, bold enough, or imaginative enough to meet the crisis at hand," he said.
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"We're led by a man that either is not tough, not smart, or he's got something else in mind," Mr. Trump said.
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But among Democrats, only 8 percent think the media's coverage is too tough and 53 percent think it is not tough enough.
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Admittedly, it's not tough to find other RTX 21000 models for around $23, or even slightly below, but this is a good deal.
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"He's pretty tough, but not tough enough for a drone," Roberts, who did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request for comment, told WTHR.
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The line of attack played into broader fears from progressives that Booker is not tough enough on corporations in general, including Wall Street.
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"We're led by a man that either is not tough, not smart, or he's got something else in mind," Trump told Fox & Friends.
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He added that New York's proposal was not tough enough and would still allow industrial sites to be claimed by self-storage developers.
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But for the movie's baseball team, it's not tough to imagine a future where most fall for the same nostalgic trap as Willoughby.
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"Look, we're led by a man that either is not tough, not smart, or he's got something else in mind," Trump told Fox News.
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According to a Fox News poll released Thursday, a majority of U.S. voters say Trump is not tough enough in his handling of Russia.
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"We're led by a man that either is not tough, not smart, or he's got something else in mind," Trump said on Fox News.
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The High Court of Liaoning Province, saying his initial sentence was not tough enough, then held another, much faster retrial and sentenced him to death.
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He said Ms. Olivera's posts on Instagram helped him through moments that were tough, but not tough enough to merit a face-to-face consultation.
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Some grouse that Haddad, a mild-mannered political science professor at the elite University of Sao Paulo, is not tough enough to take on Bolsonaro.
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"At the end, it was not tough for me," Lindsay told People of picking Abasolo, who could be described as the opposite of a fan favorite.
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Environmentalists and European lawmakers said the deal is not tough enough and are concerned that big emitters like India will not participate in the first phase.
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The words used by the President, as related to me directly following the meeting by those in attendance, were not "tough," they were abhorrent and repulsive.
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Then-candidate Trump responded by suggesting that President Barack Obama was either not tough enough or was being willfully blind to the threat from such attackers.
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He's in the midst of a longer-term house-cleaning at the Department of Homeland Security, where he's complained of officials not tough enough on immigration.
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Treasury yields were on edge earlier after President Donald Trump suggested on Thursday his "fire and fury" statement on North Korea was perhaps not tough enough.
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Thus, when there is a policy of teachers berating poorly performing students, it's not tough love in the service of preparing students for future academic success.
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In the 1980s and 0003s, as part of its "war on drugs", America cut aid and imposed sanctions on countries that were not tough enough on trafficking.
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A slight majority of Americans—52 percent—think Trump is "not tough enough" on dealing with Russia, an issue that's plagued his presidency since he took office.
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A majority of Republicans, 28503 percent, said the media's coverage of Trump is too tough, compared to just 22019 percent who said it is not tough enough.
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With the Titans moving on from fellow 2015 top draft pick Marcus Mariota, it's not tough to imagine the Buccaneers making a similar call with Winston soon.
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The international response was tough, but apparently not tough enough; some months later, Russian-backed rebels invaded the Donbas region in eastern Ukraine, triggering even more sanctions.
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When they speak out, the set of those who remain silent becomes smaller and even more heavily weighted toward those who are actually not tough on crime.
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Some would argue that this is just an Iran-style deal and not tough enough because it fails to make North Korea surrender all it nuclear weapons upfront.
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It was moist but not drippy or briny; compact and muscular but not tough; long on deep, rounded flavor that didn't seem to rely on salt or sugar.
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"We're led by a man that either is not tough, not smart, or he's got something on his mind," the presumptive GOP presidential nominee said on Fox News.
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"The words used by the President, as related to me directly following the meeting by those in attendance, were not 'tough,' they were abhorrent and repulsive," Flake tweeted.
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On the policies: Immigration: 48% said Trump's immigration policies are too tough, 32% said they are about right, and 16% said they are not tough enough, per CBS News.
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One of the questions we are asking is: Is there any space for subtly, for softness — for being not tough and not hard the way hip-hop always is?
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Check out the clip -- Berto is Team McGregor all the way, telling our guy he thinks Nate's tough ... but not tough enough to take out the pride of Ireland.
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Just more than a third of those polled said Trump's response has been "about right," while 22019 percent say they think Trump is "not tough enough" on the Kremlin.
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This week, the bloc's executive European Commission rejected the level of curbs proposed by ESMA, saying they were not tough enough to prevent speculation in grains and other foodstuffs.
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"The words used by the President, as related to me directly following the meeting by those in attendance, were not 'tough,' " he said, taking issue with the President's tweet.
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The Chinese government's initial reaction to Mr. Trump's call has already drawn a torrent of criticism on social media from Chinese who complained that it was not tough enough.
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Friday's stage out of the Alps through Provence is not tough enough to provoke a big shake-up in the standings, and Sunday's ride into Paris is largely processional.
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"Look, we're led by a man that either is not tough, not smart, or he's got something else in mind," Trump said in an interview Monday morning on Fox News.
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Ugandan Ethics Minister Simon Lokodo, in an interview with local media Thursday, said present laws criminalizing gay sex - which in theory can come with a life sentence - were not tough enough.
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" And here is how Donald Trump talked about President Obama yesterday: "Look, we're led by a man that either is not tough, not smart, or he's got something else in mind.
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"We're led by a man that either is not tough, not smart, or he's got something else in mind," Trump said of Obama during a June 13, 2016, Fox News interview.
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Further, Biden's belief runs counter to Democrats' presumptive line of defense against a potential Trump trade deal with China: It's not tough enough, and they would have struck a better one.
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But I'm just gonna say I have all the respect in the world for people who are gonna fight for our country because I'm not tough enough to do it, so.
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But Mr. Trump thought Mr. Manafort was not tough enough, and he was gone by the fall, replaced by Stephen K. Bannon, who was much more of a raw-rage outsider.
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While the business community was supportive of the bill, environmentalists — a critical constituency in the state — were split: Some opposed it, arguing that the bill was not tough enough on industry.
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They may not have a whole industry of bad TV and movies that you can watch and empathize with while demolishing a block of cheese, but that doesn't mean they're not tough.
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"We're led by a man who is very -- look, we're led by a man that either is not tough, not smart, or he's got something else in mind," Trump had said on Fox.
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"This facility is not a crime deterrent, it is not cost efficient and it is not tough on criminals," said Penzone, who took office in January after beating Arpaio in last year's election.
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" "We're led by a man that either is not tough, not smart, or he's got something else in mind," the presumptive Republican presidential nominee said during a phone interview on "Fox and Friends.
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In April, 20153% of American voters said Trump had been handling Syria well while 22015% disapproved, according to a Fox News poll, with 22016% believing he'd been too tough and 246% not tough enough.
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It set the tone for a new round of U.S-China talks in Shanghai and as if that was not tough enough, Trump also trolled Beijing for its economy doing "very badly" for good measure.
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In a January poll taken shortly after Trump's inauguration, 36 percent of all voters said the media's coverage was too tough on the president, compared to 28 percent who said it was not tough enough.
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Interviewed on Fox News, he hinted that Mr Obama might be a secret terrorist sympathiser, saying: "We're led by a man that either is not tough, not smart, or he's got something else in mind".
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It was positioned as a he's-not-tough-enough-on-crime attack against a candidate, when it was really saying he's a wussy liberal who won't protect your family against the big bad black man.
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Americans are divided over the media's treatment of Trump, according to Gallup: "Not tough enough:" 28% "Too tough:" 36% "About right:" 21% "Republicans overwhelmingly believe the media has been too tough on Trump," Gallup says.
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Trump said the deal was not tough enough, and under the renewed sanctions, companies around the world in essence will have to stop dealing with Tehran if they want to deal with the world's largest economy.
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"Quite frankly, the president's plan is not tough enough, bold enough, or imaginative enough to meet the crisis at hand," he said in 1989 about a crime bill being pushed by President George H. W. Bush.
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And yet when women turn around and exhibit the qualities traditionally expected of women — like niceness, nurturing and warmth — they tend to be perceived as pushovers, too soft or not "tough enough" to do the job.
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Uribe argues the new deal is not tough enough on Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) rebels since it does not include opposition demands that they serve traditional jail sentences and be barred from forming political parties.
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Illness rumors play into persistent stereotypes of the frailty of women professionals, and indeed Clinton may well have been seeking to work through an illness for fear of being perceived as not "tough" enough for the job.
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But it was not tough on Tanaka, who burnished his reputation as a pitcher who does not shrink in big moments by outdueling Sale with a three-hit, no-walk, complete game in the Yankees' 503-0 victory.
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About half of voters said that Trump's immigration policies are too tough, while around a third think they're just right and few, only about 15%, think he's not tough enough, according to preliminary results from CNN's national exit polls.
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This past June, while accepting a lifetime achievement award at the 19th annual Actors Fund Tony Awards Viewing Party in Los Angeles, he told reporters that keeping his sense of humor through rehabilitation had been "absolutely vital" but "not tough," adding.
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Democrats twice blocked the bill from advancing in the Senate over complaints that it was not tough enough on big corporations set to receive money from the package and that it lacked enough funds to bolster the health care response to the pandemic.
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I spent decades grappling with guilt that I took the job, that I hadn't left the room sooner, that it was somehow my fault, that I hadn't handled Harvey "robustly" enough, that I was not tough enough to work in the film industry.
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Pelosi's contempt for President Donald Trump's immigration policy erupted outside the sun-baked Capitol after the President announced earlier in the morning that the Republican compromise bill brokered by House Speaker Paul Ryan, and Trumps' own advisers, was not tough enough for Trump to sign.
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But Mr. Putin's camp was not amused on Thursday after Mr. Trump released an online video that featured him throwing someone to the mat in a judo competition to make the case that Hillary Clinton was not tough enough to handle the Russian strongman.
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Adjusting to life in a new city is difficult, and parenting two small hellions is almost unfathomably difficult, so it's not tough to see how dealing with both of those things at once could make you despair that you'll ever escape your home again.
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Prosecutors appealing sentences already lawfully determined by a court because they are "not tough enough" is unseemly in all but the most egregious of cases, invariably involving violent crime, but in a purely political case such as this it offends all notions of justice and fairness.
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Things like banning Muslims from entering the United States, talking about bombing ISIS-held territory with less regard for civilian life, and — as Donald Trump put it — being "very strong in terms of looking at the mosques" are not tough-minded ideas to solve a serious problem.
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"I think it's a signal that is going out from India ... that we are going to act, if not tough, we're going to be firm in our response," said Rajat Kathuria, director of the Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations, a New Delhi-based think tank.
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TUNE IN MONDAY: Chris Wallace to conduct exclusive interview with Putin , after Trump summit Despite anger in London, Trump finds support in Britain's pro-Brexit working-class towns FOX News Poll: Trump not tough enough on Russia, approval of Mueller down Piers Morgan on Brits protesting Trump: 'Obama's tenure was massively overhyped' DEMS BLUFFING OVER ICE?
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyThe Memo: After Vindman, GOP anxiety deepens Romney backs college athlete compensation, warns about some students driving 'Ferraris' Trump's defenders are running out of options MORE (Utah) said constituents at his town halls in Utah are split on whether they feel the senator is too tough, or not tough enough, with President Trump.
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The action, though, has also drawn some heat from those on the right because of the waivers, as well as a decision to not force an international banking system known as SWIFT to fully expel Iranian financial institutions Responding to that reaction, Pompeo on Sunday said that "no one's going to argue" he and Trump are not tough on Iran.
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Americans are divided over whether the news media's coverage of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has been too tough or not tough enough, according to a new poll.
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More than half of U.S. voters say that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is not tough enough in his handling of Russia, according to a Fox News poll released Thursday.
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As if Mr. Trump's admiring statements about President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia and his questionable explanation of events in Ukraine were not tough enough to stomach, then came news that Paul Manafort, until last week Mr. Trump's campaign manager, was tangled up in a corruption inquiry and designated to receive millions in secret cash payments from the party of a pro-Russian leader he had helped to elect.
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Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (R-Ariz.) Fox News poll: Majority say Trump is not tough enough on Putin. Sens.
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It appears that Mr. Pompeo's role in the Benghazi inquiry was a significant factor in Mr. Trump's decision to select him to lead the C.I.A. Some members of the president-elect's transition team viewed a competing candidate for the position, former Representative Mike Rogers of Michigan, as "soft" on Benghazi because Mr. Rogers, as chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, oversaw a report that they believed was not tough enough on Mrs. Clinton.
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