This is their futile attempt to pacify and silence us.
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The president has started a campaign to pacify the island.
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But that wasn't enough to pacify some analysts, including Tusa.
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Since then we've tried another way to pacify the race.
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He won't pacify the country unless he draws the consequences.
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But I'm pretty sure he just did it to pacify me.
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Never, however, have they tried to pacify or hold these badlands.
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But don't try to pacify black folks or people of color.
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Unable to pacify the Roman Republic by treaty, Pyrrhus turned to bribery.
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Is the transitional government just a means to pacify the Sudanese public?
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He knows how to pacify people, and he knows how to give advice.
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Pelosi's comments this week showed a desire to alternately jab and pacify Trump.
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While no one was injured, it took several hours to pacify the elephant.
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It is hard for Europeans to judge whether this will pacify the Brexiteers.
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India responded with a brutal campaign to pacify its only Muslim-majority state.
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Former national security adviser H.R. McMaster had to try to pacify the boss.
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The Justice Ministry's Torisu disputed that sedatives were used to pacify troublesome detainees.
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Where Mr. Juppé aims to unify and pacify, Mr. Sarkozy is unabashedly divisive.
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He is fluent in Spanish and could pacify some Democrats concerned that Mrs.
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She peppers her lines in swear words and refuses to pacify her sexuality.
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And analysts said it would pacify farmers and factory workers across the Midwest.
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It was these figures that Stoltenberg had hoped might please, even pacify, Trump.
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It will take more than a few more ex-gangsters to pacify Baltimore, however.
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There are also new immersive storytelling mediums that engage users, rather than pacify them.
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The most important thing is to...pacify that area and enroll as we've done elsewhere.
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Violent protests become ubiquitous, and the National Guard is called in to pacify the situation.
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First, he used a smoker to pacify the bees, so that we wouldn't get stung.
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Now France needs its allies to help pacify the region — if that can be done.
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"The recall referendum may temporarily pacify voter frustration," Nomura said in a note to clients.
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"I can't help but think they're trying to do just enough to pacify us," Smith said.
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But it remains to be seen whether the announcements will pacify rising social unrest over lifestyle issues.
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Mr. Ishaq has distanced himself from the rioting and says that he helped to pacify the protesters.
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And producer-director Johar had to shell out Rs 50 million ($741,000) in order to pacify protesters.
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What the U.S. military did to pacify Iraq's cities was 90 percent policing and 10 percent military.
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Marx thought that view was at best delusional and at worst a vicious ploy to pacify the workers.
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Black characters are not just these one-dimensional tokens to assuage publishers obilivity and pacify readers of color.
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It may hope that a recent rebound in oil prices to around $50 a barrel will pacify shareholders.
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Entertainment, like free drink, helps pacify hundreds of people sitting in small spaces for long periods of time.
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It was eventually quashed by a massive federal operation that took several weeks to fully pacify the city.
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It failed to pacify many marchers who said they no longer trusted her and doubted her ability to govern.
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Zelda tries to explain the situation to her father out on the beach, and this seems to pacify him.
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On Monday, the Kremlin said that the Georgian authorities were failing to "pacify anti-Russian forces" in the country.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other Cabinet ministers have met with Druze leaders to try and pacify their concerns.
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Said software update will be a great way to pacify the angry mob, but it's also a bad idea.
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That wasn't enough to pacify Democrats who skewered Otting's response and questioned his commitment to tackling racism in banking.
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He also called for pressure on Rwanda, Burundi and Uganda to pacify armed groups that fight in eastern Congo.
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In order to have a certain type of success, you're told you have to appease and pacify the audience.
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It's not just music for easy listening; it's presented as something to pacify a bored, bummed-out work force.
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Just-enough growth has not been enough to pacify the left-behind voters in the United States and Britain.
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How many thousands of troops would be required to pacify and search North Korea's 46,000 square miles of territory?
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UNRWA hopes the management shake-up will help pacify donors, said a source with knowledge of the organization's thinking.
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I had to smother his wants and even his needs—feed his desire, enrich and pacify, but not provoke.
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It failed to pacify many marchers who said they no longer trusted her and doubted her ability to govern.
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A word of advice: continuing to issue statements of empty statements thinking that will pacify us will no longer work.
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A word of advice: Continuing to empty statements of empty promises, thinking that will pacify us, will no longer work.
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In order to pacify almost 300 passengers during their two unscheduled diversions, American Airlines fed everybody a slice of pizza.
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That wasn't enough to pacify Democrats who skewered Otting's response and questioned his commitment to tackling racism in banking. Sen.
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However, the public flogging was largely understood to be a political charade meant to pacify growing outrage at Russia's oligarchs.
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Here are recommendations for shows that can pacify even the most pernicious strains of road rage over Memorial Day weekend.
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"It sounds like Google is talking out of both sides of its corporate mouth, trying to pacify employees," Schwartz said.
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What we do know is that the Trump administration can't pacify America's urban war zones, because those zones don't exist.
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"He's giving the president whatever he can give him in order to pacify him while not violating his obligation," Roiphe said.
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"It's starting to feel like protocol to pacify community with a town hall, a few meetings, a few rallies," he said.
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A spike in violent crime in Rio has raised concern ahead of the Games, despite police efforts to pacify the slums.
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"I assume the presidency immediately and will do everything necessary to pacify the country," Ms. Añez told members of the assembly.
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He's the only figure with the gravitas to pacify the warring factions of the party ahead of November's midterms, said Rep.
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"I assume the presidency immediately and will do everything necessary to pacify the country," Ms. Añez told members of the assembly.
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Mr. Wheeler has already made some changes to the proposal to pacify cable and satellite companies over their control of programming.
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General Electric still needs billions of dollars in additional capital to pacify investors and credit rating agencies, according to J.P. Morgan.
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If China concludes that this maneuver can pacify him and avert a trade war, we might see movement in this direction.
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His harp seems to pacify and tame all the over-the-top synths, starry-eyed jazz vocals, and cumbersome, programmed drums.
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As such, American EU's allies hope that Trump will take stern actions towards Russia and doing so will pacify these allies.
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But the plan to pacify the stronghold failed and came to symbolize larger problems with the counterinsurgency strategy, The Post reported.
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First of all, Putin reigns only so long as he can pacify, balance, and over-awe Russia's sharp-toothed and unforgiving elite.
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López Obrador wants to "pacify" the country by placing victims of the drug war center stage and granting amnesty to certain criminals.
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"We're going to pacify the country; this is the great challenge … Impunity has to end [including] in your particular case," he said.
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Unwilling to pacify investors by inflicting austerity on voters, President Richard Nixon uncoupled the dollar from gold, ending the Bretton Woods agreement.
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He claims that his indictment is a political move to pacify the left, in which he includes the military and the media.
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When we are unsettled by the feeling that we should be doing something, they pacify us with images of things being done.
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To pacify the defense hawks, Senate Republicans plan to take up the House-passed stand-alone defense appropriations bill early this week.
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"We need to pacify the education system," says Rubén Rocha, a senator for the president's Morena party who chairs the chamber's education commission.
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Notably, the virus is set to avoid any phone with the language set to Russian, possibly as a gesture to pacify Russian police.
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Unsure what the "it" in question is, your eyes, hazed by sweetened Bud Light, will look for anything to pacify this head varmint.
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On Thursday, he called Thursday for the United Nations, and possibly Pope Francis, to mediate in the crisis to help "pacify" the situation.
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Is this a temporary act to pacify people, run out the clock, and dump this on the "bad guy's" desk in 48 days?
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How to pacify men who were, by now, all but genetically programmed to quaff huge drafts of spirits, twice daily, on the clock?
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If elected, he vowed, he would curb corruption, end impunity, strengthen the economy, pacify the country, level out inequality and empower the disenfranchised.
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The city should consider having social workers team up with police to help pacify mentally disturbed people, a practice other cities have adopted.
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He was only letting Bernard learn the truth to see if that would pacify him, let him get back to being his dutiful sidekick.
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CABIN crew on Korean Air flights have used electric stun guns to pacify flyers on five occasions, according to an investigation by the BBC.
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Last month General Haftar sent his Libyan National Army (LNA) to pacify Fezzan, a vast expanse of desert plagued by ethnic and tribal feuds.
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On Friday, the new moon in Libra sweeps in to pacify any tension the Sun and Jupiter stir up — or increase the good vibes!
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Mahmoud Abbas therefore needs to say whatever he needs to in order to pacify the Americans, but never give in to permanent territorial compromise.
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Allegations could be made that the virus was an accidentally released bioweapon and the vaccine was untested and simply meant to pacify the population.
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And it can often seem as though the local police add to the region's culture of urban violence, rather than helping to pacify it.
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While diplomacy has failed, the Syrian government has been working to conclude local agreements to pacify rebellious areas, typically after insurgents have been defeated.
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Bride-shows also allowed rulers to pacify warring court factions with the appearance of political impartiality, even if the "winner" had been chosen in advance.
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How Mosul's identity is reconstituted will help determine whether Iraqi leaders can pacify a country dogged by jihadists and sectarian bloodshed for the past decade.
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People are angry about inequality, corruption and environmental degradation, and as the economy slows they are becoming harder to pacify That deal is now fraying.
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People are angry about inequality, corruption and environmental degradation, and as the economy slows and prices and taxes rise they are becoming harder to pacify.
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"I assume the presidency immediately and will do everything necessary to pacify the country," the lawmaker, Senator Jeanine Añez Chavez, told members of the assembly.
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In an attempt to pacify dissenters, Kevin Brady, chairman of the Ways & Means committee, has since proposed keeping the deduction in place for property taxes.
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Even if the armed forces have abandoned the president, the drastic step of removing him by force is unlikely to pacify this deeply divided nation.
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Peskov told reporters that the Georgian authorities were failing to pacify radical anti-Russian forces and the incident was a disgrace for the Georgian people.
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Remember, the 2004 World Cup was mainly held to pacify fans in advance of the lockout that was about to wipe out the entire season.
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The documents, obtained by The Washington Post, paint a stark picture of missteps and failures in the American effort to pacify and rebuild the country.
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Those gains, combined with mounting efforts to "pacify" the civilian population, seemed to point the way toward victory — if not in 295, then soon after.
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It's a trope that is more often than not used in an attempt to pacify fat people dealing with the very real ramifications of fat-shaming.
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During last week's christening, O'Neill managed to pacify the princess's brother Prince Nicolas, who celebrates his first birthday later this month, with a flashing electric toothbrush.
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In March speeches to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton tried to pacify fears about their commitment to the Jewish State.
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In the film his owner hires him out to help neighbours pacify their own slaves, a task that becomes a Dante-esque descent into slavery's hell.
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Often, these local penalties are doled out long before a case makes it to trial — a dose of accountability to try to pacify an outraged public.
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The Senate may need to adopt the Obamacare approach, in order to pacify some rural-state senators whose constituents would be stung by the House formula.
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Rio's state government implemented a program in 2008 to "pacify" slums by pushing the gangs out of areas mostly located near richer neighborhoods or Olympic venues.
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"I assume the presidency immediately and will do everything necessary to pacify the country," said Jeanine Añez Chavez, who was next in the line of succession.
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The immediate fallout was expected to be worst for the Tory leader, David Cameron, who had promised the referendum to pacify euroskeptic rebels in his ranks.
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It would also provide more resources with which to pacify Russia's increasingly volatile domestic environment, where signs of socio-economic distress and demonstrations are growing rapidly.
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"If something happens inside one of the screenings, we intend to be able to pacify the situation quickly and conclusively," a law enforcement official told Deadline.
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The aim was "to pacify our country and above all to defend democracy," said Mónica Eva Copa Murga, who had earlier been confirmed in her role.
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Morales, tweeting from Mexico, has called for dialogue to help "pacify" Bolivia, asking the United Nations and the Roman Catholic Church to help find a solution.
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Trump's team is hoping to get a clearer sense of Mueller's next steps in the investigation, an assessment that could either pacify Trump or inflame him.
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These friends fret about paying bills and securing work visas, but also about finding a copy of The King's Speech to pacify a parasitic water demon.
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I often found myself giving them passive answers to pacify their questions: I felt like they didn't really want to hear how I was really doing.
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Some members of the LeBaron family directly appealed to Trump to label cartels as terrorist organizations, in a bid for expanded U.S. action to pacify Mexico.
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When most people say that your activism should lead with love, that tends to be a way to try to pacify oppressed people and keep us complacent.
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And if the U.S. couldn't pacify Afghanistan with 100,000 troops in 2011, it's not clear how it could do so with a fraction of this number now.
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In other words, the deal in Berlin may not pacify the CSU and risks unleashing precisely the domino effect of unilateral actions that Mrs Merkel most feared.
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For every story shared by a woman about having to pacify the unwanted, inappropriate advances of a man, there are countless more that have not been told.
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In the early years after the war the NATO forces that had come to pacify Bosnia refrained from arresting Mr Karadzic for fear of provoking political violence.
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To exchange the descriptor "illegal" with "undocumented" is, of course, to pacify the underlying act and to treat the individuals in question as having done nothing wrong.
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Johnston burned wood pellets in a gunny sack to work up mesquite smoke to pacify the bees, then pulled a frame out of one of his boxes.
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And Mr. Maduro has also eased some of the economic restrictions that Venezuelans found most unsettling in a way that could pacify some of the simmering discontent.
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The concession "might pacify a small sector of the population but it will not have any impact on whether the waves of protests would subside," he added.
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In its race to both drive cash flow and pacify increasingly irate bondholders, the company quickly added the second assembly line, officially known as General Assembly 4.
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The city's Beijing-backed leader, Carrie Lam, suspended the extradition bill on June 14 but this didn't pacify the protesters who wanted it to be scrapped entirely.
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We attempt to pacify the serfs with more powerful phones, bigger TVs, great original scripted television, and Mandalorian action figures delivered to your doorstep within the hour.
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Russia worries that in the case of any conflict small or large, Europe and the US would exploit it as an excuse to seize and pacify Kaliningrad.
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The films that do take faith seriously tend to be maudlin, "faith-based" ones like God's Not Dead — films that pacify, rather than provoke, their intended audiences.
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Pfister suspected the EU was keen for a quick deal with Switzerland to "pacify the Swiss flank" while turning its main attention to thorny Brexit talks with Britain.
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Even with the cut, the defense budget is bleeding the Kremlin of resources needed for economic diversification and the public services needed to pacify an increasingly disgruntled population.
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Temer said via Twitter that he and the governor came to the conclusion that a negotiated intervention would be the best solution to "pacify" the situation in Roraima.
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He also plans to create a new militarized National Guard police force and is sending troops and federal police to help pacify some of the most dangerous districts.
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To check on the health of a colony of bees it is usually necessary to open the hive, a procedure which involves using smoke to pacify the bees.
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To pacify them, and to undermine the populist U.K. Independence Party, or UKIP, he promised this referendum if he won a second term in elections a year ago.
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The big question is whether $11 billion -- and not targeting the omnibus -- will pacify conservative groups who have been calling for, at a minimum, $30 billion in cuts.
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It planned to free Bulgaria's dancing bears from the whip, the nose ring and the chain lead, the vodka and candy that its keepers used to pacify it.
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Ellmers has and will always vote in the best interest of her district — she will not vote to please Washington or to pacify the Washington special interest groups.
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The strategic hamlet program, for example, forced large populations of people into sanctioned districts in order to pacify rural villages and halt the communist infiltration into the countryside.
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Barr's comments and the McCabe development are unlikely to pacify Democrats who say the attorney general has shown a pattern of working hand in glove with the administration.
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It might pacify the many teachers who were enraged by measures designed to professionalize them — though it risks alienating voters weary of the teachers&apos unions&apos disruptive protests.
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U.S. oil producers remain wary of boosting spending, despite record U.S. oil production and a recovery in crude oil prices, as they focus on earnings growth to pacify shareholders.
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The vast majority of OPEC's member states are feeling the pinch of sagging oil, as revenue derived from exports is used for lavish public spending and pacify domestic pressures.
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Their bodies, made nonthreatening by comedy and "science," were used to pacify an audience unsettled by the unknown; an unknown that their civilizations were swiftly wiping from the map.
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The dividend increase was not enough to pacify former shareholders in Banco Popular which Santander bought last June 1 euro after EU authorities stepped in to avert a collapse.
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They found that faith in government had nosedived, political parties were fracturing, and efforts to pacify voters through more public spending had sent both inflation rates and deficits soaring.
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Detractors say this renewal is to pacify young and middle class Muscovites who have voted for Putin in smaller numbers than the rest of the country in the past.
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Related: The Cops Trying to 'Pacify' Rio's Favelas Are Psychologically Scarred Edvania da Conceição, 33, runs a mini-mart on the side of the main road through the town.
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Lam's previous remarks made at a news conference on Saturday, but it was unclear whether the apology, delivered in a written statement, would be enough to pacify the protesters.
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But now that the repeal of the individual mandate has been added to the bill, taking it out to pacify someone like Ms. Collins would create its own problems.
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In a 360-degree policing approach, the NYPD also vowed to have undercover officers inside theaters to "pacify the situation quickly and conclusively," according to statements reported by Deadline.
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With no more concessions likely in the short term, the government could look to impose greater restrictions on protesters to try to pacify the city ahead of October 1.
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He has since pushed aggressive policies such as having Border Patrol agents assess migrants' initial claims for asylum -- which Nielsen agreed only to pilot in March, partially to pacify Miller.
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" —Gabriel H. Sanchez, photo essay editor, BuzzFeed News In the face of acts of horrific violence people often pacify themselves with the thought that something like that couldn't happen "here.
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The spasms of violence have sparked sharp criticism of the security strategy of leftist President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who took office late last year promising to pacify the country.
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For his regime to endure, he needs enough wealth to buy conventional weapons and pacify the urban middle class, which in recent years has begun to enjoy some meagre luxuries.
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The mythology of Facebook as a well-meaning company doing good by connecting the world didn't only pacify an unsuspecting public for a decade, it inspired a fiercely loyal workforce.
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But given the pressing civil unrest which overturned Ethiopia's political order two months ago, privatizing the economy while attempting to pacify ethnic divides would be a huge challenge for Abiye.
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It began defaulting on a series of bad loan investment products last August and is now offering goods including rice, milk and ham in part payment to pacify disgruntled investors.
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Complicating efforts to pacify the situation, local members of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ruling Hindu nationalist Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) have expressed a loss of faith in the Jammu police.
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The Times report states that White House counsel Don McGahn had the documents written up to pacify President Trump, who believed the documents would stave off leaks from his administration.
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Speaking of disappointment, there's not that much faith in the ECB's ability to pacify markets even though it will probably cut rates and expand asset purchases at its meeting today.
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Recent reporting reveals that a few weeks ago Chinese officials — very likely including President Xi Jinping himself — rejected a proposal by Hong Kong's leader, Carrie Lam, to pacify the protesters.
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Fewer U.S. soldiers will be participating in joint military drills with South Korean forces this year — a move Washington said isn't designed to pacify Pyongyang, but many analysts are skeptical.
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Lopez Obrador took office late last year pledging to pacify the country with a security policy that deemphasizes armed confrontation, following years of military-led offensives against powerful drug cartels.
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What the Zimbabwe Defence Forces is actually doing is to pacify a degenerating political, social and economic situation in our country, which if not addressed may result in a violent conflict.
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If it takes demure crew several hours to pacify a drunkard, it will not take much for a ne'er-do-well to take the weapon from them for his own means.
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The pounding hits after each line of this last verse showcase the crushing intensity of Ed finally deciding it'll take dead warm flesh, not dead cold flesh, to pacify the means.
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Neither artists have chosen to sugarcoat their grief, waterdown their sexuality, or pacify their mania, and for women in the modern pop landscape, that is a most radical act of defiance.
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Such measures would satisfy pressure on the Iraqi federal government from its Arab and non-Kurdish communities to check Kurdish expansionism and also help pacify Turkish and Iranian worries about instability.
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"In my opinion, (the best) is that he stays in Brazil ... to pacify his party and pick up the pieces so to speak," he told reporters during a visit in Tokyo.
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Lawmakers from both parties signaled that they would be open to a broad package that combined the smart technology promoted by Democrats and the physical barriers that could pacify Mr. Trump.
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BEIJING — China is poised to approve a sweeping rewrite of the country's laws on foreign investment that it hopes will help pacify the United States and ease a rancorous trade dispute.
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The point of these exercises isn't to solve a problem, but to pacify Trump with the illusion that he is winning so that he doesn't feel the need to break anything.
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His decision to run may help pacify critics who have said that the Black Lives Matter movement is too diffuse and that the new crop of activists are ineffective in creating change.
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We have, on more than one occasion, fallen into the trap of coming up with a Rube Goldberg-complex Republican way of doing things in the hopes that would pacify Republican opposition.
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He did this to try to avert a campaign finance violation under focus by the Feds, which would be a felony, and likely to try to pacify Cohen from cooperating with prosecutors.
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Do we more effectively shape the world by setting out to redeem and pacify it, or by tending to our own affairs and allowing other countries to work out their own destinies?
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They pacify him with an almond bar and try to keep him hidden from their foreboding social studies teacher, Professor Fauna, who's like a cross between Gandalf and Christopher Lloyd's Doc Brown.
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Still, the damage is done and no amount of effort by Senate Republicans can pacify an already politically vocal and charged opposition threatened with the loss of healthcare for millions of Americans.
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While SandRidge shareholders will hold 60 percent of the combined company, according to the proposal, Midstates' CEO David Sambrooks will be in charge — a move that may pacify Icahn and Fir Tree.
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Identifying a qualified candidate — a person with extensive banking and management experience, the credibility to pacify regulators and the skill to shepherd a company with 103,000 restive employees — will be a challenge.
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He later recounted his visit to Viacom's board of directors, telling them that a nurse had seen Redstone agree to the plan, which could help pacify Viacom investors who want major strategic changes.
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Guards have fired in the air to break up a few fights and on one occasion used a taser to pacify a foreign female jihadist detainee, another Syrian woman at the camp said.
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Officials said the idea was to let highly trained clinicians try to pacify troubled individuals, and hopefully avoid the sorts of deadly police confrontations that have recently set off protests around the country.
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The long wooden trough arrives overflowing with enough meat—bacon, kebabs, kielbasa, blood sausage, grilled pork shoulder, and beer-baked hock—to pacify any band of mortals hubristic enough to attempt finishing it.
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Cogent Ojobor, a local leader of the Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (NUPENG), said there would be no pipeline security until the government brokered an agreement to pacify the region.
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Mali and its western neighbor Senegal plan to deploy 1,000 troops soon in an operation to pacify central Mali and contain jihadists who had previously been confined to its Saharan expanses in the north.
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Wright, a friend of Heard and Depp, was called in an attempt to pacify an angry Depp, who was "obsessing about something that was untrue" and became "extremely angry," Heard claimed in the documents.
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To pacify rebellious Conservatives, including some in her cabinet, Theresa May, the prime minister, will be under renewed pressure to promise she will not leave the European Union on March 29th without a deal.
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The proposed arrangement would be seen as a concession meant to pacify Israel's hard right in favor of an official embassy move to Jerusalem and avoid greater controversy that such a decision inevitably invites.
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President Ronald Reagan understood this and despite his reputation has a defense hawk, he knew that supporting foreign-aid and international poverty-focused programs, America could prevent and potentially pacify threats to our interest.
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Remember that King's assassination created mass chaos in the country and the Attorney General came out with the party line that it was one lone nut, in part to try and pacify the county.
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As the sole superpower, America has smarted at the rise of China and the spread of jihadism from parts of the Middle East that it had poured blood and treasure into trying to pacify.
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The last time this happened, in 2006 and 2007, it took American money and influence to pacify Sunni areas then in the grip of Al Qaeda in Iraq, the forerunner of the Islamic State.
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Still, appointments of people such as Ms. Sahle-Work, a relative outsider to the inner politics of the ruling coalition, are thought to pacify critics worried about ethnic or political affiliations poisoning effective leadership.
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Setting off a wave of consolidation in 2004, Air France and KLM sought to skirt those problems and pacify powerful French unions by granting significant freedom and separate balance sheets for the two carriers.
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Mali and its western neighbor of Senegal plan to deploy 1,000 troops soon in an operation to pacify central Mali and contain jihadists who had been confined to its Saharan expanses in the north.
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The issue is potentially damaging for May, already weakened after losing a parliamentary majority in last year's election and struggling to pacify her deeply divided party as she navigates the final year of Brexit negotiations.
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Mr. Cameron promised a referendum on a "Brexit" only to pacify a strong minority in his party during the election campaign and to undermine the U.K. Independence Party and its anti-Europe, anti-immigrant platform.
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Another state election — this one in New South Wales — is coming in March, and the Liberal Party move on Monday could be seen as an attempt to pacify conservatives disgusted by the internal political brawls.
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Though many market experts hope Powell will pacify an ongoing tug-of-war between bonds and stocks, the central bank could stick to script and assure lawmakers of a continued, gradual path of rate hikes.
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A person in danger may try to flatter, bargain with, charm, or otherwise pacify their assailant in order to redirect and eventually escape the situation, or to lessen the damage done, should escape be impossible.
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For months, anti-Kobach Republican donors and strategists have pined over the prospects of Pompeo, who they consider to be the only one who can pacify the party and clear a growing field of candidates.
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The regime's main interest in religion is to gain legitimacy and pacify the Saudi population as Wahhabism justifies armed rebellion abroad against most Muslim leaders, but forbids Saudis from rising up against their own rulers.
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Using genetics, cybernetics, nanotechnology, or other means at its disposal, an ASI could reengineer us into blathering, mindless automatons, thinking it was doing us some sort of favor in an attempt to pacify our violent natures.
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Deployed in 2005 to the northern city of Tal Afar, in command of a cavalry regiment, he showed it was possible, at least temporarily, to pacify even the most violent and baffling parts of the country.
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"SINCERE ATTITUDE" Lam's suspension has done little to pacify opponents, who fear the law could put them at the mercy of the mainland Chinese justice system which is plagued by torture, forced confessions and arbitrary detentions.
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In practical terms that could mean help in creating an Organization for Peace and Cooperation in West Asia, along the lines of the OSCE, which helped to pacify a Europe that had seen two world wars.
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To pacify the growing number of anti-European Union Tories, keep his leadership position and undermine UKIP, he promised this referendum if he won the 2015 election, which he did by a larger margin than expected.
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The customs conundrum - which will define commerce between Britain and its biggest trading partner for decades - is a test of May's leadership as she tries to pacify rival factions in her Conservative Party and her cabinet.
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In the Wednesday statement, the regulator also said the deal could be considered a situation in which a market incumbent tries to pacify a "disruptor," which it described as a potential concern from a competition perspective.
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My battalion, known as 29/29, had been deployed around Danang, along the Vietnamese coast, helping to "pacify" civilians — assisting with farming, improving security, anything to keep the Communists from extending their influence among the population.
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Deployed in 2005 to the northern city of Tal Afar, in command of a cavalry regiment, he showed that it was possible, at least temporarily, to pacify even the most violent and baffling parts of the country.
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He also implied that Twitter's move against Kaspersky was an effort to pacify critics who say Twitter did not do enough to prevent its platform from being used in Russian meddling in the 2016 US presidential race.
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The remarks by Hocine Kheldoun to Ennahar television were another setback Bouteflika, who hoped to pacify Algerians by promising to take steps to change a political landscape that has been dominated by a ruling elite for decades.
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Juan Carlos Huarachi, head of the powerful Bolivian Workers' Center union, who days earlier had rallied miners to support the president in La Paz's central square, gently urged Morales to step down to "pacify the Bolivian people".
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Add to this a Department of Veterans Affairs that failed to adequately care for returning troops, and it's almost too perfect a narrative: The same leadership that failed to pacify Iraq cannot properly administer benefits to veterans.
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The revelation will do little to quell suspicions that Trump is trying to suppress damaging information to pacify the markets and protect himself politically and gets to the fundamental issue of the administration's squandering of public trust.
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Read: Video appears to show U.S. military drive-by shooting in Afghanistan Grey said the projectile was not a bullet but a nonlethal beanbag round, the kind typically used to pacify large grounds or individuals without killing them.
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Ahead of the expirations, operators including MGM have tried to diversify into non-gaming to pacify Beijing which has been increasingly wary of Macau's acute reliance on gambling, which accounts for more than 80 percent of its revenues.
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Indeed, you can just about imagine a future in which extra infrastructure spending, combined with deregulation, tax cuts, a stronger dollar and the repatriation of corporate profits, boosts the American economy for long enough to pacify the anger.
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The European Central Bank would do the same thing to pacify German automobile and machine tool exporters, and the Japanese businesses may no longer consider that there was no need for the Bank of Japan's new liquidity provisions.
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The remarks by Hocine Kheldoun to Ennahar television late on Thursday were another major setback Bouteflika, who hoped to pacify Algerians by promising to take steps to change the political landscape dominated by a ruling elite for decades.
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The city has an 18,000 strong cab force, and equally strong taxi associations, that have put pressure on local government to crack down on Uber — so perhaps the price increase will at least pacify cab drivers, for now.
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Volker and Sondland believed that the statement would help "pacify" Trump and his lawyer Rudy Giuliani, who were fixated on unsubstantiated conspiracy theories about Ukraine, and "normalize relations between the two countries" as the new president assumed office.
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The incident surrounding the arrest of Ovidio Guzman was on a scale rarely seen in Mexico's long drug wars and raised pressure on President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who took office last December promising to pacify the country.
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The chaos in Culiacan, a bastion of the elder Guzman's Sinaloa cartel, has turned up pressure on Lopez Obrador, who took office in December promising to pacify a country weary of more than a decade of gang violence.
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Lopez Obrador assumed the presidency in December 2018 pledging to pacify the country with a less confrontational approach to security, but violence has continued and Mexico is on track to register a record number of homicides this year.
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On August 11th, two weeks after Prime Minister Narendra Modi sent soldiers in to pacify the Indian state of Kashmir, a reporter appeared on the news channel Republic TV, riding a motor scooter through the city of Srinagar.
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Seeking to pacify the region, on Tuesday Buhari met Niger Delta leaders who presented a list of 16 demands, such as making oil firms move their country headquarters to the southern region and a army withdrawal from the area.
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AND IT'S THE REASON FOR WHICH I AM VERY HAPPY, AND I WAS VERY HAPPY TO SEE THAT VLADIMIR PUTIN AS WELL AS DONALD TRUMP WERE READY TO BEGIN DISCUSSIONS TO RATIONALIZE AND PACIFY RELATIONS BETWEEN THE TWO NATIONS.
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Ahead of the expirations, operators including MGM have tried to diversify into non-gaming offerings to pacify Beijing which has been increasingly wary of Macau's acute reliance on gambling, which accounts for more than 80 percent of its revenues.
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BAMAKO (Reuters) - Mali and neighboring Senegal will deploy 1,000 troops in an operation to pacify central Mali, which has suffered growing violence by Islamists previously confined to its desert north, a security source with knowledge of the plan said.
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They could introduce another generation of Pokémon to pacify everyone who's already caught 'em all, but that's got an inherently finite lifespan; give it a few weeks, and the demands for a third generation will be just as loud.
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Instead of embracing the Obama administration's peace process, Netanyahu sought to pacify the settler constituencies in his coalition, gobbling up land the Palestinians see as their own and making conditions harder for an independent state to ever emerge there.
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"An attempt by Russia and Iran to prop up Assad and try to pacify the population is just going to get them stuck in a quagmire, and it won't work," Mr. Obama said at a news conference in October.
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Seeking to pacify the region, on Tuesday Buhari met Niger Delta leaders who presented a list of 16 demands, such as making oil firms move their country headquarters to the southern region and an army withdrawal from the area.
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This presented a long list of challenges, including how to pacify season ticket holders (free Lyft rides to and from shows); where to place the orchestra (behind the stage); and how to finesse the acoustics (a work in progress).
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The empty pockets — a symbol of poverty — in tandem with the encyclopedic information, create a poetic paradox between widespread access to all of human knowledge via the internet and the equally widespread economic woes that plague and pacify humankind.
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LONDON — Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain, trying to pacify her Conservative Party after a major setback in the country's election on Thursday, on Saturday let go her top two aides, who had earned reputations for secrecy and arrogance.
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Fears may also grow that NATO initiatives along the eastern flank could be reversed if Trump decides that U.S. troop numbers should be downsized either to pacify Moscow or to rally support among voters weary of military engagements abroad.
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Al Franken (D-MN) penned a letter to Apple CEO Tim Cook voicing privacy concerns over Face ID, Apple has finally responded to his questions in what's clearly a move to pacify any lingering fears over its new biometric technology.
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Judging from the experience in Xinjiang, the central government's concrete actions could eventually include the eradication of our Cantonese language and traditional characters, restricting cultural and religious practices or, even more terrifying, building a "re-education centre" to pacify the population.
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"He doesn't have to be better than Hillary, but he is going to have to show a command of the subject matter beyond just glitzy sound bites in order to pacify some segments of the electorate," Republican consultant Ford O'Connell said.
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" Then Raisman issues a plea directly to Kerry Perry, the President and CEO of USA Gymnastics, to no longer issue "empty statements" to "pacify" athletes and truly fix the organization which Raisman says, "I feel is rotting from the inside.
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The resignation of one of May's closest political allies, who had helped pacify her deeply divided party, is a blow as she navigates the final year of tortuous negotiations ahead of Britain's exit from the European Union in March 2019.
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The remarks by Hocine Kheldoun to Ennahar television late on Thursday were another major setback Bouteflika, who hoped to pacify Algerians by promising to take steps to change the political landscape dominated by the president and the ruling elite for decades.
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At the meeting in the presidential villa in Abuja, Niger Delta leaders, joined by representatives of militant groups, gave Buhari a list of 16 demands to pacify the impoverished region where many say they do not benefit from the oil wealth.
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The Energy Department has deemed the Savannah site could be used to manufacture new plutonium pits, or triggers, for nuclear weapons, an idea McMaster said was an attempt to pacify South Carolina, but would not provide jobs for many years.
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It's unclear how much will be added, but a sizable amount is likely needed to pacify senators like Susan Collins, who gave a private presentation on Maine's now-defunct high risk pool and noted for it to be taken nationwide.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov told his French counterpart Jean-Marc Ayrault on Friday that a flare-up of violence in eastern Ukraine may nullify two-year long efforts to pacify warring sides, Russia's foreign ministry said on Friday.
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Donald J. Trump on Wednesday unveiled a list of prospective Supreme Court nominees, seeking to pacify veteran Republicans who fear he does not take judicial matters seriously and to reassure conservatives that his appointees would reflect a right-leaning philosophy.
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"As an Indian woman belonging to the 21st century, what I find disillusioning is the humiliating manner in which I was put up as a bait to try and pacify one of the disgruntled stalwarts of Indian tennis," she said.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - The hot favorite to win Mexico's presidency, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, vowed to root out corruption and pacify the gang-ravaged country with a sweeping anti-establishment speech to a stadium full of supporters at his campaign finale.
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"When you get together with other leaders, please pacify the people," Buhari told a delegation of community leaders at his residence in the capital, Abuja, adding that he wanted "as much intelligence as possible on the situation in the Niger Delta".
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For the international community at large, one reason to step up efforts to accomplish more, and quicken the pace, should be clear: Delaying stabilization works to the Islamic State's advantage and against Iraq's people and efforts to pacify the region.
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Thousands of people have disappeared in Mexico during a surge in gang-related violence during the last few years, and the find is another reminder of the task facing President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who has pledged to pacify the country.
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The chaotic scenes in Culiacan, long a stronghold for the Guzmans' Sinaloa cartel, will increase pressure on President Lopez Obrador, who took office in December promising to pacify a country weary after more than a decade of drug-war fighting.
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Mr. Gruevski's government launched a massive infrastructure project, known as Skopje 2014, filling the capital with monuments to heroes such as Alexander the Great, meant to pacify those who felt they were being bullied out of their identity by Greece.
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On Monday, Mr. Cuomo and Mr. de Blasio, bitter rivals who had put aside their differences to mount a bid for an Amazon site, met in Albany to discuss how to pacify unions that had voiced strong objections to the company.
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The weaker the Russian economy, the harder it is to maintain the loyalty of the elites, to pacify the masses, and to keep spending on the modernized military on which Putin is relying for so much of his international clout these days.
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In January, when gymnast Aly Raisman gave her impact statement at Larry Nassar's sentencing hearing, she called out Kerry Perry, the CEO and president of USA Gymnastics (USAG), for giving "statements of empty promises" in order to pacify the gymnasts who came forward.
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Japan last hosted a G7 summit eight years ago and amid mixed data points, Abe's administration will likely use the two-day conference as a springboard to deliver a strong policy response and pacify worries of the international community about Japan's direction.
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The tweet's emphasis on erasing division and coming together as a nation indicates Trump wants to normalize and pacify both sides of the Charlottesville rally — even if one side is chanting Nazi propaganda and waving flags emblazoned with swastikas and Confederate emblems.
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Stone-throwing protesters took to the streets in a display of support for the slain insurgent that also reflected deep-rooted unease about a central government they say is pursuing a Hindu-nationalist agenda to pacify and assimilate India's only Muslim-majority region.
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Then, Falluja became a byword for the United States' failure to pacify a growing insurgency, and it was not until seven months later, in November, that Marines moved in and cleared the city in a battle that cost nearly 100 American lives.
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The Chilcot report's first lesson—one that David Cameron might have considered before rashly promising a referendum on membership of the European Union in order to pacify his Conservative Party—is that prime ministers should beware commitments that catch up with them later.
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When questioned about whether he would be a candidate in the new election, Morales told a local radio station that "the candidacies must be secondary; what comes first is to pacify Bolivia," adding that he has a constitutional duty to finish his term.
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Warned of reprisalsThe chaos in Culiacan, long a stronghold for the Guzmans' Sinaloa cartel, will increase pressure on President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who took office in December promising to pacify a country weary after more than a decade of drug-war fighting.
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Luigi di Maio and Matteo Salvini seem to be taking special delight in the fact that Emmanuel Macron, France's beleaguered president, has had to make very costly budget concessions to pacify the rebellious yellow vest movement and to stop Paris from burning.
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" Brett Tolman, who was the U.S. attorney for Utah prior to Huber and a former counsel in the Senate Judiciary Committee under Hatch, also said the appointment is "form over substance … to pacify those that might be clamoring for [a second special counsel].
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ABUJA (Reuters) - Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari on Thursday urged community leaders from the Niger Delta to pacify people in the restive southern region, which has been hit by a series of attacks on oil and gas facilities in the last few months.
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A promise from May to quit soon after the United Kingdom's exit on March 29 would help to pacify some Conservatives, including senior ministers, who want Britain to push for a Canada-style agreement, The Times quoted sources in the cabinet as saying.
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In May, Jordan Peterson, the Canadian psychologist who has been celebrated and reviled for his views on society and gender, created a furor when he told The New York Times that "enforced monogamy" might be the only way to pacify their rage.
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Trump's murky executive order is far from a Johnson Amendment abolishment, though — and its critics on the right and left see it mostly as the administration waving shiny objects to pacify some religious conservatives, especially the white evangelicals who form Trump's enthusiastic base.
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The organization, which federal investigators dubbed the "East Coast LCN Enterprise" or more, simply "The Enterprise", sought to enrich its members or through an array of illicit practices, relying on threats of violence or economic harm to pacify and intimidate everyday citizens.
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I feel almost alienated, or [like they're] trying to purposely alienate me by making me win rap awards or pacify me by handing me something and putting me in that category because it's the only place where you can figure out where to put me.
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But the recent terrorist attacks in Paris and the Islamic State's killing in November of a Chinese hostage in Syria have prompted Beijing to step up efforts to position its battle to pacify Xinjiang as part of the global war on violent religious extremism.
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Perhaps the film-makers see Dismukes as an embodiment of the strategy of conciliation—he is constantly trying to pacify the police by convincing them that he is on their side—but Mr Boyega looks like he wandered onto the set from another film.
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The remarks by Hocine Kheldoun to Ennahar television late on Thursday are another major blow to Bouteflika, who hoped to pacify Algerians by promising to take steps to change the political landscape which has been dominated by the president and the ruling elite for decades.
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Above all, Mr. Trump's choice of Mr. Pence is a gesture to Republicans whose money he needs to win, and a move to pacify any conservatives who were scheming to derail his nomination at the convention until they were thwarted by party officials this week.
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Bernie Sanders, who endorsed and campaigned with the mayor last week -- can win over political skeptics and break through a wall of criticism from moderate Democrats and, in New York, the scrappiest of press corps -- a group de Blasio has made little effort to pacify.
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In that context, it's easy to see Bezos' commitment as a shrewd political move meant to pacify his workforce, or atonement for the environmental sins that made him the richest man in the world—a rank he would still hold even minus the $10 billion.
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Lopez Obrador assumed the presidency in December 2018 pledging to pacify the country with a less confrontational approach to security, but violence has continued rising, with the number of homicide victims 2.5% higher in 2019 than a year earlier, according to the security ministry data.
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In addition to more symbolic gestures, like failing to recognize L.G.B.T. Pride Month, Trump has taken a plethora of anti-gay actions "to pacify the intolerant base of his party," says Jimmy LaSalvia, a longtime gay conservative activist who left the G.O.P. in 2014.
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Li Yang, director-general of government think-tank National Institution for Finance & Development (NIFD), told the Global Times newspaper that he did not think the financial panic would evolve into a wider financial scare and that authorities had proven effective in the past to pacify market sentiment.
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There are generally two possible paths in attacking this scourge: The first is to pacify the suppliers and traffickers by offering them entry to the general society — create jobs that will support legitimate commerce and invest in social projects to improve education and infrastructure in the favelas.
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On Tuesday, Xinhua said that "under the strong support" of Deng Xiaoping, "Comrade Li Peng took a clear stand and together with most of the comrades of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee, took decisive measures to stop the unrest and pacify the counter-revolutionary riots".
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The war in Afghanistan, which has lasted nearly 16 years, soaked up hundreds of billions of dollars, and outlasted several dramatic troop increases across two administrations, is a living and breathing metaphor for why military-centric solutions often aren't enough to pacify an insurgent-afflicted country.
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A 15-year-old and her screaming mates probably weren't the ideal clientele, but the joy we exuded from hanging out in a space that allowed us to be ourselves and drink Jägerbombs for less than a fiver seemed to pacify even the grumpiest of regulars.
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Melissa Hanham, a senior research associate at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies who specializes in verification and monitoring of nuclear arms, said that even if Kim offered to surrender or destroy some bombs to pacify Trump, that would still leave a large arsenal unaccounted for.
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The drafting of the statement, which came in the weeks after the July 25 phone call between Mr. Trump and Mr. Zelensky, was an effort to pacify Mr. Trump and Mr. Giuliani and to normalize relations between the two countries as Ukraine faced continuing conflict with Russia.
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But phones and tablets and "PJ Masks" are such an easy, portable way to pacify our children — especially while we're getting ready in the morning or when we're traveling or when they're upset or when we really want them to eat dinner or when we're in public.
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The region has not been discussed at the leaders' level since 2014, and it is back on the agenda, as leaders seek to avoid a return to the conflicts of the 1990s, which the rest of Europe was unable to pacify without intervention from the United States.
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MEXICO CITY — As a candidate, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador of Mexico promised to remake Mexico, vowing to end corruption and impunity, attack inequality, pacify the country and disrupt a status quo that, he said, favored the few — the wealthy and powerful — and marginalized everyone else.
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"Image: Screengrab via RedditFinally, in another series of posts, Damore said he was surprised by the reaction to his memo because "I thought that talking about the ideological echo chamber and the dangers of authoritarian leftist policies, that it would pacify some of the reactions that I got.
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Egypt is trying to reduce smuggling of weapons and militants across its 1,200 km (750 mile) desert border with Libya, he told Reuters, while in Gaza it wants to help pacify the territory and mediate between Gaza's ruling Islamist Hamas movement and the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank.
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Eyebrows were raised and the rand fell Monday as President Jacob Zuma suddenly recalled Gordhan and National Treasury Director General Lungisa Fuzile from an investor roadshow to the U.K. and U.S. The President gave no justification for the decision, which has done little to pacify markets and commentators.
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It also never does anything with an early story thread about the Rebels having an offshoot splinter group — led by a character played by the instantly compelling Forest Whitaker — which believes in taking brutal retaliatory measures, instead of attempting to pacify the Empire, as the Rebels apparently do.
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Mr Trump has issued a series of bold foreign-policy pledges for his first term: including to improve America's trade with China, deal with the nuclear threats of North Korea and Iran, wind down the war in Afghanistan, pacify the Middle East and restore order to America's southern border.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. agricultural trade groups told Trump administration officials on Friday during a conference call that their proposed package of biofuel reforms falls short of getting their support, putting the president's efforts to pacify angry farmers in jeopardy, according to two sources familiar with the call.
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" She said that while it is not the time for "self-pity," she was frustrated that she could not "reduce the pressure on my frontline police officers" or is able to "pacify the large number of peaceful protesters who are so angry with the government, with me in particular.
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As Turkey faces its domestic demons, critics say the government has been emboldened to target its enemies within the country because the European Union and NATO allies, in particular, have looked the other way as they seek Turkey's support to contain the refugee crisis and pacify the raging civil war in Syria.
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At the end of the day, when I'm trying to unwind on my hectic commute, listening to my make-believe friends on Terrace House calmly gab about their dreams is all it takes to pacify me — at least until I get home and watch people throw drinks in their friend's face on Vanderpump Rules.
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"Today is an historic day where we have been able to agree between opposition and government with the sole objective to make new elections as soon as possible, to pacify our country and above all to defend democracy," said new Senate president Mónica Eva Copa Murga, a member of Morales' Movement for Socialism party.
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The protest, Xavier said after he was searched by the police, was mainly against the Olympics and the use of police brutality to pacify Rio's favelas in the lead up to the Games, a controversial measure that many there believe has resulted in needless loss of life and the murder of hundreds, if not thousands, of residents.
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But for curious behavior, Republicans have them easily beat, and their conduct during the impeachment inquiry is the culmination and apotheosis of their conduct since Trump wrapped up the Republican presidential nomination: an utter sellout of principle and a pure embrace of fiction to pacify an emotional infant and keep him from spitting up on them.
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HR: ... So I don't think that these issues are over with Donald Trump as president, but I do think that some of the momentum has stopped, and that people have to be smart about how they pacify the real thoughtful desire of their contractors to have fairness and equality and good working conditions with government regulation.
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Finally, the United Arab Emirates, in partnership with the U.S., is battling ISIS and al Qaeda in an effort to pacify southern Yemen and open up commercial access, with the strategic goal of being a regional trading power; in response, al Qaeda and ISIS treat the south, east and central parts of Yemen as a safe haven from which they can take the fight to the U.A.E., Saudi and Hadi governments, the Houthis, Iran, the U.S. and others.
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Presumptive Republican presidential nominee 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 announced that he will give a speech lambasting the "corrupt dealings" of the Clinton family as he looks to pivot toward the general election and pacify Republicans concerned by his controversial remarks over the past week.
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I caught flights on Air Force C-123s skimming treetops and bush-pilot planes flown by my Army unit transporting Special Operations teams in and out of hush-hush places, with B-26 and T-13 bombers and assorted other airplanes and helicopters flitting around, all part of a strategy to "pacify" rice-farming regions and jungle forests potentially harboring elusive Vietcong guerrillas, under the guise of being "military advisers" to a government we had installed.
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" Rather, the person of this disposition, he argues, "understands it to be the business of government not to inflame passion and give it new objects to feed on, but to inject into the activities of already too passionate men an ingredient of moderation; to restrain, to deflate, to pacify and to reconcile…And all this not because passion is vice and moderation is virtue, but because moderation is indispensable if passionate men are to escape being locked in an encounter of mutual frustration.
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