In fact, the abundance of choice can paralyze the unprepared.
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I didn't listen and allowed OCD to nearly paralyze me.
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Whataboutism is a rhetorical strategy meant to paralyze, not persuade.
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Mythical protections for the defendant should not paralyze our institutions.
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On Saturday, it continued to paralyze parts of the country.
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Such worrisome thoughts can paralyze even the best of us.
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This bill, if enacted, would effectively paralyze the immigration court.
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Bluebottle tentacles are laced with venom to paralyze and entrap prey.
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You may be right, but we can't let fear paralyze us.
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The throngs on Main Street in Queens can paralyze downtown Flushing.
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Now Mr. Scheer is trying to paralyze Parliament through procedural measures.
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"They first paralyze the region of the virus outbreak," he said.
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Feeling overwhelmed and helpless can paralyze us or force us into denial.
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Checking every package on a regular basis would virtually paralyze their operations.
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I have to do something or else this hopelessness will paralyze me.
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The move could paralyze hundreds of government-run health facilities across India.
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I had my smile lines filled in, and Botox to paralyze certain muscles.
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With the robotic implant, surgeons wouldn't need to paralyze and sedate the babies.
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Threats to paralyze the city are at their most politically and economically potent.
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For most nongovernmental organizations, it's the reporting requirements that effectively paralyze the work.
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A big strike can paralyze a whole society and hit where it hurts.
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After all, Charleston has repeatedly suffered major floods that can paralyze cargo operations.
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I know this, and yet the privilege of my choice can still paralyze me.
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These spiders tend to hunt at night and use venom to paralyze their prey.
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Bo started down the alley at a trot before the panic could paralyze him.
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It can paralyze unmanned drones at a moment's notice if they become a threat.
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Unfortunately, the stories match the statistics, and infrastructure failures continue to paralyze our communities.
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We can't let the threat of things coming down from this administration paralyze us.
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Along the way, they cause government shutdowns, paralyze Washington – and regularly deny basic facts.
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Guaido said the strikes would be staggered and aim to paralyze the public sector.
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People are realizing they have power over the government, and they can paralyze Santiago.
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The motorcades and security restrictions that will result will permanently paralyze the city's streets.
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Strategic financial planning, however, can address many of the concerns that paralyze some retirees.
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The same cannot be said for Ukraine, where Russian aggression continues to paralyze the country.
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The crackdown could threaten to slow — or paralyze — the fast-growing industry in the city.
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" Critics say the bill would "cripple" regulators and "paralyze the people who keep us safe.
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Some residents in Sweden said they would not let a terror-related scare paralyze them.
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"We can never paralyze the government," Temer said at an event in the capital Brasilia.
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Some worry he's too polarizing a figure, and therefore could paralyze progress on climate change.
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Political entrenchment seems intractable, as disagreements from immigration to foreign policy paralyze the body politic.
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Rouhani accused longtime enemy the United States of trying to paralyze the country with fear.
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Rouhani accused longtime enemy the United States of trying to paralyze the country with fear.
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Philbin contended that such a step would set a dangerous precedent and paralyze the body.
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His doctors at U.C.S.F. believed the tumor on his brainstem would paralyze him within weeks.
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Destructive malware attacks aim to paralyze core operations by permanently destroying their victims' network systems.
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It would paralyze and shock the nation and create a new, profound sense of vulnerability.
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"I'm surprised it didn't paralyze my leg, the way that he was slamming it," Vice said.
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These legitimate problems contribute to another larger one that could paralyze education: our nationwide teacher shortage.
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But don't let the absurdity of what the system has become paralyze you into doing nothing.
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Severe cases of incontinence may be treated with injections of Botox to partially paralyze bladder muscles.
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The facts are so daunting and discouraging, they can often paralyze people from taking any action.
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A large eel, he said could paralyze you, causing you to fall down and potentially drown.
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It's a potent neurotoxin that can paralyze the entire body, causing people to die from respiratory failure.
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The group first met in Canada last October amid U.S. actions that threatened to paralyze the body.
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Some charged punches will freeze an opponent in place, some will electrify them and paralyze their ARMS.
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They use powerful mental abilities (psionics) to mind control, paralyze, and wipe the minds of their enemies.
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There's some concern among Senate Democrats that pursuing impeachment proceedings could paralyze congressional action on other issues.
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For example, rationality implies that more choices are better, but too many menu choices can paralyze diners.
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Washington can also put enough pressure on tech firms to paralyze them from embarking on big deals.
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They grapple with these large, powerful insects in midair, using their well-placed stingers to paralyze them.
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In any case, disagreement and dissent should energize art, not paralyze it, and provoke responses to match.
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She insists that her presence would only paralyze the relief effort, but ends up becoming the scapegoat.
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Similar to other classes, these classes have the potential to paralyze us with the fear of failure.
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"Left unaddressed, these challenges can cripple, paralyze, or even extinguish the system," chief judge Ujal Singh Bhatia said.
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They vowed on social media to paralyze the country until they Ayuk Tabe and his colleagues are released.
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Add a couple of tons, and you can easily paralyze a limb—a death sentence in the bush.
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"It's generally believed that you cannot indict a sitting president, because that would paralyze the government," said Coffee.
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"It's generally believed that you cannot indict a sitting president because that would paralyze the government," said Coffee.
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The overall result of the two bills would be to paralyze the executive branch and the independent agencies.
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A DDoS, or distributed denial-of-service attack, attempts to paralyze a system with a flood of information.
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Critics say it establishes so many requirements that it will paralyze regulation in important areas such as education.
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He says fears can paralyze you from even starting toward an outcome, so managing them should take priority.
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The terrorists try to paralyze us with fear and make us weaker, but it made me the opposite.
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The anticipated discomfort is usually greater than the actual experience but can paralyze any attempt to test reality.
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It was one of a number of strategic locations where protesters had planned operations to paralyze the city.
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During his visit, Kerry warned their infighting could paralyze the country and dampen the confidence of the international community.
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Not the point where I just paralyze myself, but you need to know very specific details when you're jumping.
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And any attempt by the administration to exert executive privilege will paralyze the national politics and dominate the election.
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The limitations of the Patent Troll's "creativity" are ultimately to paralyze innovation and drive up the costs for consumers.
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This illustrates to employees that some amount of uncertainty is expected, but we also can't let it paralyze us.
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He wields his Chekist fog machine to bewilder, confuse and paralyze his enemies because it is all he has.
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Containing various neurotoxins, the venom is used both to paralyze prey and help protect the scorpion from being eaten.
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That, experts say, would paralyze the economy, causing food shortages and skyrocketing prices for goods — and not just avocados.
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In Buddishm, it's related to a magical god who uses a metal chain and sword to paralyze evil spirits.
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It is also at risk from a U.S. veto on judicial appointments, which could paralyze its dispute settlement arm.
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A longer dispute could be problematic and paralyze production lines as imported vehicle parts are held up in unloaded ships.
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"We're not gonna allow fear to paralyze us from making decisions and choosing proper leaders, regardless of their cultural heritage."
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And then, when I paralyze her, she kind of slumps to the ground, but all you see is my shadow.
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They aim to paralyze the country as a final warning to the government not to mess with their reproductive rights.
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The state's method includes a three-drug protocol that is supposed to sedate and paralyze the person before killing them.
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I received a diagnosis of stage II breast cancer, but the cancer metastasized to my spine, threatening to paralyze me.
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Iran has poured billions of dollars into creating offensive cyber capabilities which could potentially paralyze America's government and military operations.
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The Moroccan order threatened to paralyze the work of the mission, which has played a peacekeeping role for 25 years.
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This power grab is an insult to Wisconsin's citizens and risks sparking a partisan arms race that can paralyze government.
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Every part of that sequence served to take Kongolo out of his guard rather than momentarily paralyze him in it.
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The thought here is that Botox could be used to paralyze the smooth muscles inside the erectile chambers of the penis.
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"We'll have to exercise our creativity and smarts even more, and think of different ways to paralyze their system," she said.
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The Basra protests have spread to other cities and threatened to paralyze the oil industry, the lifeline of Iraq&aposs economy.
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Such proceedings would paralyze an already crippled presidency and in all probability, would end in the complete exoneration of James Comey.
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Therefore, protesters see it fit to unlawfully paralyze America's cities at rush hour because they are dealing with a political loss.
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China's state-run Global Times newspaper last week warned that a 45 percent Trump tariff would paralyze U.S.-China bilateral trade.
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Borders are closing, and Mr. Trump has raised the prospect of cordoning off Washington, a move that would paralyze Boeing's production.
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Sichuan peppercorns that paralyze the lips and turn speech to a burr, and Thai bird chilies that immolate everything they touch.
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But it lives on in the mind, an emblem of the ethnonationalist fissures that paralyze Mostar and the whole of Bosnia.
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But Trump has long defied predictions of his own demise and survived the kind of blows that would paralyze other presidents.
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Go deeper: Senate unanimously passes bill reaffirming support for Hong Kong autonomy Protests paralyze Hong Kong: What you need to know
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The Saints had home-field advantage, and their fans created enough noise to addle and even paralyze the Rams on offense.
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Imposing criminal liability could have a chilling effect on decisionmaking and paralyze a president from taking actions to serve American interests.
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They are seemingly high-effort, low-reward tasks, and they paralyze me — not unlike the way registering to vote paralyzed millennial Tim.
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In "Blue Lasso" a the Pacific Man of War jellyfish shows off its infamously toxic, electric blue tendril used to paralyze prey.
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"She's very lucky to be alive and lucky she didn't break her neck and paralyze herself from the neck down," he says.
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In Kenya, regular cab drivers last month threatened to paralyze transport if the government did ban Uber from Nairobi within seven days.
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People who live along the booming subway line have become increasingly worried that the closing could paralyze Williamsburg and other Brooklyn neighborhoods.
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They want to paralyze Washington and drown the White House in frivolous subpoenas and investigations, ignoring the problems that their constituents face.
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A month later, Russian state hackers deployed similar ransomware to paralyze computers in Ukraine on the eve of the country's independence day.
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" Cuomo noted that a tri-state quarantine would dramatically affect the national economy, telling Cabrera, "I think it would paralyze the economy.
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A month later, Russian state hackers deployed similar ransomware to paralyze computers in Ukraine on the eve of the country's independence day.
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Watching a legislative body maul, maim and paralyze itself through grotesquely irrational infighting probably doesn't sound like your idea of summer escapism.
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"Paralyze illegal mining activity in the indigenous area; clean up the territory and expel all the invaders from Munduruku territory," it said.
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Here's what you need to know: • The global cyberattack this week may have been meant to paralyze Ukraine, digital security experts said.
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The Black Eyed Peas got back from Manchester overwhelmed by what they'd seen there -- a city determined to not let terrorism paralyze them.
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A kiai master finds out that he cannot paralyze his opponent with his shout in the opening seconds and then what is there?
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I care about the same things their employees do, but their approach is self-defeating and just serves to paralyze the whole company.
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That kind of attack is designed for maximum damage and can even paralyze an entire nation, as we saw with Ukraine in 2015.
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But the constitutionally dubious REINS bill aims instead to paralyze executive branch rulemaking that protects public health and safety, the environment, and consumers.
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A severe ice storm threatens to plunge millions of Americans into darkness and paralyze travelers from Oklahoma to Washington, D.C. through the weekend.
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Beijing has already condemned the Democratic Progressive Party's (DPP) proposed "supervisory law", and critics in Taiwan say it could paralyze relations with China.
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Some think spending projects by Lopez Obrador could lift growth next year, but others fear uncertainty around his economic policies could paralyze investment.
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"We will not paralyze the economic and social life of the country," Health Minister Olivier Veran said in an interview published March 5.
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Then journaling provided me with an important outlet for the debilitating anxiety that had come to paralyze me at odd hours each day.
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Like Iran's Aramco attacks, the North Korean attacks on South Korean targets used wiping malware to eradicate data and paralyze their business operations.
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He pinched them in his muffled rage, his long fingers threatening to paralyze me, make me a cripple in my borrowed black suit.
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Imamoglu has said the project would be difficult to finance, wreak environmental havoc and paralyze life in Turkey's biggest city while construction proceeds.
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On Thursday, Mr. Rajoy told Catalonia's mayors, elected officials and civil servants that their duty was to "prevent or paralyze" an illegal referendum.
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Doctors had to sedate and paralyze the infant to keep her from pulling at the lines connected to her ventilator, the hospital said.
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The discord has threatened to paralyze the board that oversees the agency and that is responsible for transportation projects critical to the region.
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It's telling that the most common criticism of the piece was that it was so scary it might paralyze the public into inaction.
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Aum Shinrikyo's weapon of choice was sarin, an odorless, colorless toxic nerve gas that can paralyze or kill someone within one minute after inhalation.
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The judgment sparked a furious response from Islamist hardliners, who had promised to "paralyze the country" and kill the judges if Bibi was acquitted.
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Once in Gigantamax form, each pokémon gets a G-Max move, like the ability to damage opponents past a single turn or paralyze opponents.
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Ethical approval To prove the functioning of the implants, Courtine's team created partial lesions in the spines of the two monkeys to paralyze them.
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Analysts say a weak minority government could potentially paralyze efforts to tackle bottlenecks in housing and infrastructure that threaten to choke the economic recovery.
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Critique is vital, and often spot on, but the continued dismissal of every imperfect effort will certainly be how we paralyze our own progress.
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The 24-hour-long strike called by Argentina's main CGT labor group started at noon (1500 GMT), threatening to paralyze Tuesday morning commuter traffic.
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In recent days, Vale has vowed to keep paying taxes on the paralyze mine and donate 100,000 reais to the family of each victim.
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Go deeper: The lockdown may save lives, but analysts say it will paralyze Italy's economic heartland and almost certainly tip Europe into a recession.
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The hospital had said doctors had to sedate and paralyze the infant to keep her from pulling at the lines connected to her ventilator.
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However, these concerns shouldn't paralyze the Trump administration's ability to seize the best opportunity for peace and denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula in decades.
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King added that doctors have had to sedate and paralyze the infant to keep her from pulling at the lines connected to her ventilator.
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The injunction, issued in response to a motion by prosecutors in the state of Minas Gerais, requires the firm to paralyze operations at 13 dams.
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The separatists have attacked schools and members of security forces, vowing to paralyze the country until their leader, who was arrested in December, is released.
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If that's the case, we have to ask what he could have done that would paralyze someone but wouldn't rouse suspicion from doctors or police.
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Lobel dug into the research on apitherapy, but found only one small 1997 study demonstrating bee venom's ability to paralyze and then dismantle Lyme bacteria.
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France was once a champion of social protest, with unions able to paralyze swathes of the economy and force ministers to back down on reforms.
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While these often-devastating narratives from survivors can inspire us into action or paralyze our senses, there is still much more work to be done.
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Others fear the RBI decision could make Indian exports less competitive and paralyze some companies that are already tapped out on their domestic borrowing limits.
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Pistachios, spinach, basil, and lemon zest take center stage in this unconventional take on pesto that will satisfy and not paralyze you after eating it.
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The latter drug is intended to render the inmate unconscious before the other two chemicals are administered to paralyze the lungs and stop the heart.
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Heat waves paralyze cities worldwide with record-setting temps Major cities across the globe in June experienced some of the warmest temperatures in recorded history.
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Poor immunization services, malnutrition, unsafe water and poor sanitation have allowed the virus to survive and paralyze vulnerable children with low immunity levels, officials say.
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Critics of the Doomsday Clock have questioned its usefulness in recent years, with some arguing that the apocalyptic analysis can paralyze people and foster inaction.
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A 2007 cyberattack on Estonia, a former Soviet republic that had joined NATO, sent a message that Russia could paralyze the country without invading it.
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"This will create massive problems for Iran, but I don't think it will paralyze them," said Trita Parsi, president of the National Iranian American Council.
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Fighting the emotion that threatened to paralyze him, he alerted the cryonics team waiting nearby and called the hospice nurses to come pronounce her dead.
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Go deeper: Protests paralyze Hong Kong: What you need to know Editor's note: This article has been updated with China's reaction to the court ruling.
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In the initial days after the October shooting, Rabbi Wasserman told me could not cry because thinking about his emotions would overwhelm and paralyze him.
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Trump is also vetoing the appointment of WTO judges, causing a backlog in disputes and threatening to paralyze what is effectively the supreme court of trade.
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Students and unions organizing on social media touted plans to launch "The Largest March in Chile" on Friday afternoon, with rallies expected to paralyze major cities.
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The combination of hazards is likely to paralyze a large region of the country for days — if not weeks — with time to prepare rapidly running out.
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The attempt to follow up a huge hit can paralyze musicians creatively, because they worry that they can never live up to their one big hit.
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Kremlin military and intelligence thinkers have long discussed freedom of information "in weaponized terms, as a tool to confuse, blackmail, demoralize, subvert, and paralyze," Pomerantsev writes.
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"We shouldn&apost paralyze the country," said art gallery owner Franck Le Feuvre, who is among those who think the scandal is a waste of time.
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From sanctions on Iran to a peacekeeping mission in Bosnia, the Security Council has the tools to hold countries accountable but a veto can paralyze it.
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Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester said the Fed should recognize that there is uncertainty in its economic forecasting, but that should not "paralyze" monetary policy decisions.
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When that extortionate hacking goes beyond encrypting files to fully paralyze computers across a company, it represents not just a mere shakedown, but a crippling disruption.
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Leading economists recently met Buhari, stressing it was high time for action as there were just 18 months left before the next election would paralyze politics.
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In a concerted effort to denigrate the President and paralyze executive authority, they are branding him a racist and blatantly subvert every program on his agenda.
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Zelesko told Business Insider that his years at small companies taught him how to focus and not let decision-making paralyze him when leading large companies.
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But earlier this month regular cab drivers threatened to paralyze transport if the government did not drive the Uber taxi service from Nairobi within seven days.
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And impeachment is bearing down on the Capitol, with a trial likely to paralyze the Senate for weeks and make tackling other legislation even more difficult.
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The workers plan to paralyze nonemergency and emergency services at hospitals, said the Hospital Authority Employees Alliance, a union formed during the city's antigovernment protest movement.
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We're covering President Trump's challenges in Europe and the U.S., a general strike that threatens to paralyze France and a climate report on the hottest decade.
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Russia&aposs main strategy to deter NATO is to encourage splits that will paralyze the alliance&aposs ability to respond to aggression in a unified way.
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"This could really paralyze this process," he said, adding that it was a "procedural triumph" for Ponce to have obtained a quick audience with the court.
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French strikers have set their sights on a new target, threatening to paralyze the country when it hosts the 2016 UEFA European Championship soccer tournament next month.
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But whether she quits or is impeached, strategists widely believe the crisis will create a political power vacuum and potentially paralyze the government for months to come.
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It's crazy to see how it traps the bug, as if it were first hugging it to paralyze it and then folding vertically to trap it forever.
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Scores of hospitals and civil defense centers have been bombed in what the opposition said is a "scorched earth policy" to paralyze life in rebel-held areas.
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And experts still need to understand the link between Zika and microcephaly, or between Zika and Guillain-Barré syndrome, a neurological disorder that can temporarily paralyze people.
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Tamara, someone else who knows what she wants and how to get there, has the benefit of enough ambivalence to give her pause but not to paralyze.
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The Italian lockdown may ultimately save lives, for example, but analysts say it will paralyze the country's economic heartland and almost certainly tip the continent into recession.
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He armed his diverse followers with a list of 21973 of what he called "nonviolent weapons" of protest and noncooperation to disrupt or even paralyze oppressive authorities.
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After the first few rounds of injections—each treatment lasts three months and is intended to relax but not paralyze the muscles—Haynes noticed no dramatic change.
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"It was a very serious, sophisticated attempt trying to control and paralyze one of our power stations," Steinitz told the CyberTech conference in Tel Aviv, without elaborating.
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From there, they had control of the vehicle's steering, brakes and transmission — everything they needed to paralyze their crash test dummy in the middle of a highway.
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The walkout by a broad range of workers threatens to paralyze France for several days, calling into question the president's apparent quelling of the "Yellow Vest" movement.
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London (CNN Business)The inability of UK politicians to agree how to leave the European Union has plunged Brexit into chaos and helped paralyze the British economy.
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It's been nearly eight months since the malware known as NotPetya tore through the internet, rippling out from Ukraine to paralyze companies and government agencies around the world.
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Hugo and his friends would paralyze cyborgs, stealing their spinal columns to sell on the black market, in hopes of earning enough to get to a sky city.
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Without an agreement, automatic budget cuts from 2011 would go into effect, a result that both Republicans and Democrats agree could devastate government programs and paralyze the military.
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A month later, violent protests continue to paralyze parts of the city and Lam appears reluctant to address activists' other core demands, including an independent inquiry of police.
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Those policies are all deeply unpopular and the country's powerful union has proven able to mobilize large numbers of people and paralyze parts of the government with strikes.
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The Global Times, a nationalist tabloid published by the ruling Communist Party's People's Daily newspaper, said if Trump slapped China with heavy tariffs it would "paralyze" bilateral trade.
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However, he sought to downplay his party's calls to "lock down" the city roads and paralyze the capital, something that prompted the authorities to ban all public gatherings.
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If the United States manages to paralyze the WTO's dispute system, it would end 23 years of WTO enforcement, the keystone of international efforts to prevent trade protectionism.
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This toxin can quickly paralyze and send your muscles into constant spasms, beginning with the jaw (if you know anything about tetanus, it's probably that it causes lockjaw).
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How much do we really control our own lives if fate or accident can always intervene to kill us, to paralyze us, or just to change our plans?
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Your Botanist can heal the party, or your Dragoon can hide everyone behind a shield, or your Harbinger can try to paralyze the enemies before they do anything.
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One way is to jam a knife through the neck of the animal into the brain in order to paralyze it before you bleed it and butcher it.
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Go deeper: Days-long protests paralyze Hong Kong Violence in Hong Kong as leader denounces "enemies of the people" Hong Kong closes all schools as protests cripple city
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The default, as set by state law, would be a series of injections, one to sedate him, followed by others that would paralyze him and stop his heart.
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Critics say the bill, the Regulatory Accountability Act, creates so many new requirements that it would paralyze regulators working to establish even the most basic rules and standards.
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In the past months, Washington has blocked the appointment of several WTO appeals judges, a move which could paralyze the body's dispute settlement system for years to come.
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He also plumped up her top lip with a different filler, and then injected Botox into her forehead to paralyze the muscles as a preventive measure against developing wrinkles.
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Temer, who was charged Monday night with arranging to receive millions of dollars in bribes, said the move would hurt Brazil's economic recovery and possibly paralyze efforts at reform.
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Khan had previously rejected the city High Court's order to hold his protests on Islamabad's parade ground, vowing to paralyze the capital with a turnout of a million protesters.
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In congressional testimony last month, Mattis highlighted India and Vietnam as countries where the United States is "going to paralyze ourselves" without a national security waiver for the sanctions.
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The oversight council was started largely as a response to the near-collapse of A.I.G., the giant insurer whose financial troubles in 2008 threatened to paralyze the financial system.
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It could also paralyze the workings of the European Union, allowing populists to slow or block trade deals and budgets while placing like-minded allies in powerful leadership positions.
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Tennessee's lethal-injection protocol calls for the administration of midazolam followed not by a painkiller but by drugs that paralyze the body, including the lungs, and stop the heart.
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The walkout threatens to paralyze France for several days or more, with teachers, students, hospital employees, police officers, garbage collectors, truck drivers and airline workers all expected to join.
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"Conservatives have promoted 'cost-benefit' analysis as a way to paralyze the people who keep us safe, and Democrats should not be helping," the group said in its petition.
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The report said the wasp's stinger could be used multiple times in its lifetime and wasps like the newly discovered one—a parasitoid wasp—use their stingers to paralyze spiders.
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"We will escalate...until we paralyze all of Lebanon ... we will cut all the streets...a revolution will happen if it has to," said 57-year-old protester Zeghayb Zeghayb.
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Second, in some countries viruses used in the oral vaccine itself have mutated into a form that can be passed on in diapers and sewage, and can paralyze unvaccinated children.
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By piling up random genetic changes, or by swapping genes with other intestinal viruses like Coxsackie virus, viruses can become virulent again and paralyze children who have never been vaccinated.
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There's a new bug going around that can paralyze the iPhone's Messages app if it receives a message with a particular character, and not even a reboot will fix it.
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Next, as traffic whizzes below, the candidate must walk on a six-inch beam to the opposite side of the tower — a task that would paralyze most people with fear.
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And yes, the pound will probably continue to lose value, and the uncertainty of Britain's relationship with Europe will paralyze investment until new rules of engagement are put in place.
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Britain's 2016 vote to leave the EU, which was split 52 percent for Brexit and 48 percent against it, has continued to divide the country and paralyze the political system.
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Cornut-Gentille said the reliance on the Antonov 124 and the countries they came from meant Paris was at risk of deteriorating relations that "could totally paralyze its aerial deployment".
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The Trump administration is less than one month old and roiled by wave after wave of scandal, so that virtually every day brings news that would paralyze a normal government.
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In a Senate hearing last month, Mattis cited India, Vietnam and Indonesia as countries where the United States is "going to paralyze ourselves" without a national security waiver for sanctions.
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This disposition, at least in the short term, can give him some cushion to pursue the issues that matter to him regardless of the turmoil that would paralyze other leaders.
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And in rare cases the live vaccine mutates into a dangerous form that can itself circulate and paralyze, in effect opening up a second front that requires a new campaign.
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And yes, the pound will probably continue to lose value, and the uncertainty of Britain's relationship with Europe will paralyze investment until new rules of engagement are put in place.
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Now Americans are seeking ways to reset our centralized governance from Washington, D.C. The need is so urgent--and the dysfunction so vast—so as to paralyze reformers into inaction.
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What's hot: Joaquin Phoenix's tragic and grisly performance, moments that will paralyze you in your seat, and a twist that will make DC fans enjoy this take on the character.
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"Don't allow anyone to try to strike the home front or stir up internal strife ... or try to paralyze or disrupt state institutions and engage in political extortion," he added.
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To the contrary, the individual grunts were in it for the money; and their bosses in the Kremlin were in it to destabilize American democracy and paralyze the United States.
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When all but one member of the party voted against him anyway, Mr. Pashinyan called for a national strike starting Wednesday to paralyze roads, railroads, airports, schools and public services.
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The authors conclude: Decades ago, Roosevelt noted that fear can paralyze social change; here, we offer empirical support for his observation by showing that ameliorating fear can facilitate social change.
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A general strike by a broad range of workers threatens to paralyze the country for several days, calling into question President Emmanuel Macron's apparent triumph over the "Yellow Vest" movement.
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But experts called a cyberattack one of the most efficient ways to paralyze systems like the power grid, cellphone networks and the backbone of the internet without using nuclear weapons.
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Russia and its Syrian army ally deny their jets indiscriminately hit civilian areas with cluster munitions and incendiary weapons, which residents in opposition areas say are meant to paralyze everyday life.
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Yesterday, Defense Secretary Mark Esper said President Trump is ordering the remaining US forces out of northern Syria, a move that many fear will paralyze counter-terrorism efforts in the area.
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The standoff has exacerbated a political standoff between Berri, a Shi'ite, and Aoun, a Maronite Christian, threatening to ignite sectarian tensions before a parliamentary election in May and to paralyze government.
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"It can really paralyze an organization until new leadership [arrives]," said James Norton, who served in a cybersecurity role at the Department of Homeland Security during the George W. Bush administration.
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Trilobites In honor of Halloween, let's take a moment to appreciate fangs — and other sharp, pointed weapons animals use to capture, bite, hold, injure and paralyze their dinner guests and rivals.
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Usually, these fungi are found deep in the woods, where they are free to poison, paralyze, and kill as many little worms as they please during their short but eventful lives.
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In that event, European officials are concerned that Britain might try to use its power to paralyze the bloc's other business as leverage to extract more concessions on its exit deal.
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As he described years later, on the 50th anniversary of the polio vaccine being introduced, polio is a virus that comes on like the flu, but can paralyze people for life.
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Canada chairs a group of 12 nations that, along with the European Union, is trying to reform WTO rules in the face of U.S. actions that threaten to paralyze the body.
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The same concentration that knocks out a person will anesthetize a sea slug or an amoeba, and will even paralyze a fern that normally curls up when touched, Dr. Shafer said.
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DisruptJ28503: A group of D.C. organizers have planned a week of events aimed to shut down the inauguration and "paralyze the city itself" through blockades and marches, according to its website.
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"We must implement smart policies that encourage safety and security so we can ensure that a cyberattack does not turn connected cars into weapons or paralyze an entire city," Lieu said.
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But Mexico, Canada and business interests in all three countries have adamantly opposed the concept, arguing it would create uncertainty over NAFTA's future that would paralyze business investment and job growth.
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And when President Emmanuel Macron of France heads home, he faces his own test: a general strike over changes to the pension system that could paralyze the country for days. 3.
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France is a country where anti-politics politics is how opponents of change stop things from happening and unions can paralyze government and prevent legislation in France like no other country.
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Gamergate didn't manage to completely eliminate more diverse storytelling in games, as at least one silly controversy from this year would indicate, but it did slightly paralyze the video game industry.
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Two years ago, Charlie Miller and Chris Valasek pulled off a demonstration that shook the auto industry, remotely hacking a Jeep Cherokee via its internet connection to paralyze it on a highway.
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I remember how a snowstorm and a one-day shut down of the NYC subway system could paralyze the city, now imagine the sustained, perpetual reality of life without power or water.
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"I've never seen a shootout paralyze all of Culiacan," said a 59-year-old businessman who has always lived in the city, raising his voice over the drone of helicopters circling above.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - An old enmity between the Lebanese president and the speaker of parliament is fuelling a political row that threatens to paralyze government and inflame sectarian tension before elections in May.
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Another major exchange, Bitfinex tweeted Tuesday morning that it is once again under a DDoS, or distributed denial-of-service attack, which attempts to paralyze a system with a flood of information.
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Hong Kong stocks slumped as protesters planned to paralyze parts of the Asian financial hub for a third day, with transport, schools and many businesses closing after violence escalated across the city.
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"Law and Justice plans to continue their actions, which destroy the constitutional order, paralyze the proceedings of the Constitutional Tribunal and the entire judicial system," the former presidents said in their letter.
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Russia and its Syrian army ally deny their jets hit indiscriminately civilian areas with cluster munitions and incendiary weapons, which residents in opposition areas say are meant to paralyze every-day life.
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"There was this fear that we would paralyze the city and corporate activity, but I don't have a negative view on private investment, as long as it is tightly controlled," she said.
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And there we have the contradictory instincts that animate and paralyze so many of Shepard's characters: the urges to escape from hearth and home, and to hunker down in its insulating bosom.
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Rather than catalyzing Americans to action, these critics worry that proposals like Sanders' will paralyze them by making the climate challenge look too big to confront without unacceptable disruption to daily life.
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"I've never seen a shootout paralyze all of Culiacan," said a 59-year-old businessman who has always lived in the city, raising his voice over the drone of helicopters circling above.
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But not so for the unions, who do still have some power left -- albeit far from the power they had in past decades, when a general strike could paralyze the entire nation.
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The two forces that characterized Mr. McConnell's career, obstruction and increasing the power of corporate money in our democracy, have worked hand in hand to diminish the Senate and paralyze American politics.
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The union, which includes nearly 1,000 of the airline´s crew workers, said in a statement late on Thursday that a strike would paralyze local and regional flights throughout LATAM´s service region.
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The decision prevents the state from executing three death-row inmates by barring the use of drugs that previously caused problems in executions in Ohio and Arizona that paralyze and stop the heart.
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As record cold temperatures paralyze much of the country, a "bomb cyclone" forming off the East Coast is threatening to douse the area from Northern Florida to New England in ice and snow.
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We put a lot of importance on our careers and often can paralyze ourselves when it comes to making decisions about what to do next and whether or not to accept an offer.
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The union, which includes nearly 1,000 of the airline´s crew workers, said in a statement late on Thursday that a strike would "paralyze" local and regional flights throughout LATAM´s service region.
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He had no idea that the slug carried a potentially deadly worm that would put him into a coma that lasted more than a year, paralyze his body and ultimately take his life.
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Industry is hungry for the promise of this next-generation connectivity, but the massive disconnect between the innovation and regulatory cycles threatens to paralyze technological advancement just when we need it the most.
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The idea was to use cyberweapons to paralyze Iran in the opening hours of any conflict, in hopes that it would obviate the need to drop any bombs or conduct a traditional attack.
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The 50 basis-point cut, twice the size of a typical Fed rate movement, came amid increasing concern among economists that a coronavirus outbreak could paralyze the global economy and cause a recession.
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Computer hackers, some allied with governments like Russia, have been conducting a series of high level attacks -- on targets ranging from our electoral system to our city governments -- that could paralyze government institutions.
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Lindsey Graham, who was in the House for the Clinton impeachment and is now an opponent of impeaching Trump, argued then that a Senate trial of the president would not paralyze the country.
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Imamoglu has said that the project, expected to cost up to 70 billion lira ($12 billion), would be difficult to finance, wreak environmental havoc and paralyze life in the city while construction proceeds.
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Last fall, in Britain, an activist group with the alarmist name Extinction Rebellion was formed and immediately grew so large it was able to paralyze parts of London in its first major protest.
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Russia and the Syrian army deny allegations of indiscriminate bombing of civilian areas or a campaign to paralyze everyday life in opposition-held areas and say they are fighting al-Qaeda-inspired Islamist militants.
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Kerry urged President Ashraf Ghani and Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah to set aside their rivalries and work together, warning their political infighting could paralyze the country and dampen the confidence of the international community.
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Why it matters: This storm will paralyze a huge area of real estate and potentially set up beleaguered states such as Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin, among others, for more flooding in coming days.
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It's got a pretty potent sting, it will capture things in its mandibles, and inject a venom that paralyze other insects and bring them back to the nest to feed to to their young.
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Portman's bill, by design, would paralyze our ability to keep up with changing times and respond to emerging threats like financial scams and toxic chemicals that harm consumers, or industrial practices that endanger workers.
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That's why anything that disrupts one's ability to emote is cause for concern, particularly in an age when Botox and other cosmetic procedures that paralyze, stretch, plump or otherwise alter the face are commonplace.
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There is evidence Pyongyang has planted so-called digital sleeper cells in the South's critical infrastructure, and its Defense Ministry, that could be activated to paralyze power supplies and military command and control networks.
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The government, struggling to get the economy on track, has denounced the protests as a threat to the constitution and to democracy and has said it will not be allowed to paralyze the capital.
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Go deeper: Protests paralyze Hong Kong: What you need to know Senate unanimously passes bill reaffirming support for Hong Kong autonomy China: Hong Kong courts don't have the power to rule on mask ban
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The NTSB is also concerned about how alerts are presented to the pilots and that too many alerts at once could paralyze a pilot's judgment at a time when he or she is overwhelmed.
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"Many of these disagreements will not be resolved until we get more data as the various threats and responses unfold, but this uncertainty and expert disagreement should not paralyze us from taking precautionary action today."
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Millions of Americans were struggling under a winter storm that blocked roads and covered airports in treacherous ice across the South Saturday, threatening to paralyze transportation from Alabama all the way to New York City.
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They argue that Midazolam -- the drug used to render inmates unconscious before they are given two more drugs that paralyze and kill them -- does not effectively keep those being executed from experiencing a painful death.
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The event takes place in Barcelona in just under a month's time, and in recent years it's been a strategic ratchet for taxi associations to amp up the pressure of threats to 'paralyze the city'.
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Heat from their constituents, visible so far in Trump's weak poll ratings and in raucous town hall gatherings, can paralyze congressional majorities — especially those as thin as the GOP's 52-48 edge in the Senate.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Former Donald Trump political strategist Steve Bannon and a top associate have created a Brussels-based political organization intended to undermine, and ultimately paralyze, the European Union, Bannon and the associate told Reuters.
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"At the very moment we need OPM to operate smoothly and efficiently, including expanding telework for all eligible workers and contractors, we are instead faced with uncertainty that threatens to paralyze this agency," he added.
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In 2012, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta gave a speech predicting a cyberattack that could be as destructive as 9/11: "Such a destructive cyber terrorist attack could paralyze the nation," he said at the time.
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The spread of coronavirus outside China hammered stock markets to start the week as investors feared the epidemic could paralyze parts of Europe and the United States and starkly raise the risk of a recession.
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The backstage talks provide a window into how those closest to Trump are bracing for a possible bloodbath in the 2018 midterms, which could obliterate the Republican congressional majorities and paralyze the president's legislative agenda.
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Temer said that the protesting truckers "did not have the right to paralyze the nation," especially after his government late Thursday reached an accord with several associations representing drivers to suspend the protest for 15 days.
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Defense lawyers argued that midazolam -- the drug used to render inmates unconscious before they are given two more drugs that paralyze and kill them -- does not effectively keep those being executed from experiencing a painful death.
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A participant at a staff gathering on Wednesday told Reuters that Osterloh had said that unless the management offered concessions on planned job cuts there could be a confrontation that would "paralyze the company for months".
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That said, Reagan did not let fear of escalation paralyze him against standing firm for vital U.S. national interests, which included peace and stability in Europe, or allow a desire for negotiation devolve into endless accommodation.
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A hard embargo, in which Washington and its allies block all shipping into and out of North Korea and seek to paralyze its finances, risks confrontations that allies in Asia fear could quickly escalate into war.
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The impasse has so far had little effect on Europe's best-performing economy but analysts say a weak minority government could paralyze efforts to tackle bottlenecks in housing and infrastructure that threaten to choke the recovery.
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The migrants often reveal little emotion when recounting the violence they have fled, as if admitting grief could lead to a despair that would paralyze them at the very moment they need to keep pressing ahead.
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This is a humanitarian contribution based on our values to all the citizens of Israel despite the racism of Netanyahu -- using this health crisis to paralyze the institutions of the state and indulge his autocratic tendencies.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump has upended the global trade order with a slew of tariffs on economic rivals: now, Washington has redoubled its efforts to paralyze the very body designed to settle such disputes.
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They're now aiming to paralyze at least four other European capitals next week while holding other protests in the United States and more than 60 other countries worldwide to demand immediate, sweeping action against climate change.
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Last month aviation authorities went on the alert when the activists pledged to paralyze Europe's busiest airport intermittently in June and July to highlight the damage that a planned third runway would cause to Earth's climate.
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But since the pro-democracy protests of 2014, which saw tens of thousands march through the streets and paralyze parts of the financial hub for weeks, Hong Kong has seen more and more protests against Chinese interference.
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As the WannaCry ransomware epidemic wreaked havoc across the globe over the past three days, cybersecurity researchers and victims alike have asked themselves what cybercriminal group would paralyze so many critical systems for such relatively small profit?
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Then and there, I should have shut down the event or given her the microphone to vocalize her feelings, but I was in total shock and I let my fear and inexperience paralyze my decision making ability.
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Certain solar events like coronal mass ejections (CMEs), large blasts originating from knots in the solar magnetic field, can cause particularly bad solar storms that could paralyze power grids, endanger astronauts, and deliver strong, days-long auroras.
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A cyberattack has the power to paralyze cellular communications; alter or erase information in computerized systems; prevent access to computer servers; and directly harm a country's economy and security by attacking its electricity networks or banking system.
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The sting itself—which is one of the few to rank as a 4 on the Schmidt sting pain index—is used to paralyze an unsuspecting tarantula so that an egg can be laid inside its body.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong's embattled leader Carrie Lam on Tuesday said protesters who are trying to "paralyze" the city were extremely selfish and hoped all universities and schools would urge students not to participate in violence.
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It means a North Korean EMP attack could paralyze the U.S. nuclear deterrent and prevent U.S. retaliation, perhaps even by U.S. submarines at sea that cannot launch missiles without receiving an Emergency Action Message from the president.
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"This ruling threatens to paralyze the health care system in the state, resulting in more costs and bureaucracy for Californians," Stephen Scheneman, then-president of UnitedHealth's PacifiCare unit, said of Jones' decision to impose the record fines.
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As such, it should come as no surprise that the loss of a single-party majority in both houses of Congress tends to paralyze fiscal policy, the most important and powerful of all the government's policy tools.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's Department of Immigration and Border Protection on Tuesday joined other public sector workers in a growing strike that threatens to paralyze air travel at the nation's biggest international airports ahead of a holiday weekend.
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The Jats know from long historical experience that the best way to garner attention in order to make such a point is to paralyze the daily workings of the state, but stopping just short of outright revolt.
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Faced with the possibility of a rail strike starting next weekend, New Jersey commuters are increasingly worried about a shutdown that could paralyze the region and send them scrambling to find a way into New York City.
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The first has to do with the role of emotion in climate change communication — specifically, whether Wallace-Wells's story was too scary, or too pessimistic, in a way that would only serve to demotivate or paralyze readers.
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The unrest in Guyana, a small and historically poor South American country, risks unleashing the worst wave of ethnic violence there in more than a decade, threatening to undermine its strong economic projections and paralyze the government.
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Here, the larvae are presented raw in a salad with the same ingredients as laab: nam pla (fish sauce), stinging lime, a crackle of roasted rice powder, crumpled mint and cilantro, and enough chiles to paralyze conversation.
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"The new elections will paralyze the government for another six months in which it will have to operate under an interim budget and hinder economic growth," said Modi Shafrir, chief strategist in Mizrahi Tefahot Bank's finance division.
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Ivory Coast, French-speaking West Africa's largest economy and the world's top cocoa grower, is facing a growing wave of public sector strikes that threaten to paralyze the country and undermine an impressive post-war economic recovery.
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We have a president who understands that if he places them into the discourse, as loudly and frequently as possible, enough people will believe in them to paralyze the system, to keep anything else from being done.
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Energy Minister Luis Motta said late on Tuesday "a right-wing terrorist plan to paralyze the country" had cut a submarine cable that provided electricity to the palm-tree-studded Caribbean island of Margarita, plunging it into darkness.
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Other species have been observed to engage in this type of behavior, including shikes who impale their living prey on thorns or barbed wire, and shrews who use their venom to paralyze mice, which are then devoured slowly.
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SANTA CRUZ/LA PAZ (Reuters) - A civic leader urged Bolivians to "paralyze" government institutions and block the borders as protests sparked by the contentious election victory last month of President Evo Morales entered their third week on Monday.
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Super-EMP weapons now wielded by Russia, China, and probably North Korea, could paralyze the Triad — including SSBNs at sea by severing communications necessary to unlock and launch missiles — and win a nuclear war with a single blow.
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But perhaps even more importantly, Putin and Trump wish these like-minded nativist forces in Europe well so that they'll paralyze the EU. They want their defiant, jingoistic arch-conservatism to sow discontent and confusion on the continent.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistani opposition leader Imran Khan backed down from a threat to paralyze the capital on Wednesday, a move likely to ease tension that has spilled over into violence in the run-up to the planned protests.
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" In Beijing, a source inside the People's Liberation Army (PLA) told the South China Morning Post "[The PLA] will deploy aircraft and strategic missiles to paralyze Indian mountain divisions stationed in the Himalayas on the border with China.
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"We are expecting more people to join in in the afternoon and with enough people, we hope to paralyze the airport once again like we did yesterday," added the protester, who would only give his first name, Pang.
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And he's likely to get more flak for the foolish decision to paralyze the Bloomberg News' political coverage by declaring it can't do any probing reporting on Bloomberg himself or other Democratic candidates — but will still investigate Trump.
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"If Trump walks out of the deal and imposes sanctions that could paralyze Iran's oil sales, then Iran will have no choice but to show a harsh reaction," said a senior Iranian government official speaking before Trump's announcement.
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But Tripoli may seek a deal with Haftar, similar to the agreement it struck with the armed faction he has displaced, to restart the oil exports it needs to stave off a financial crisis that could paralyze government operations.
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Also, they know that South Korea, their arch rival, is entangled in a complex political scandal (over whether a friend of President Park Geun-hye abused her position for gain) that is likely to paralyze Seoul for some time.
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Nevada had planned to use three drugs in the execution of Scott Dozier, who has been on death row since 2007: one as a sedative, one to paralyze him, and the powerful synthetic opioid fentanyl to help kill him.
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The Lufthansa pilots' union, known as Cockpit, counts just a few thousand members, but they have the power to paralyze the airline as it grapples with myriad challenges, in particular the growing pains of its low-cost Eurowings affiliate.
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The twentieth century's pretensions to humanity end in mass incarceration and solitary confinement, where men are kept alive for years and subjected to procedural niceties while the state waits for the morning when it can paralyze and poison them.
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Two years after starting to block appointments, the United States will finally paralyze the WTO's Appellate Body, which acts as the supreme court for international trade, as two of three members exit and leave it unable to issue rulings.
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With still no deal on how Britain will trade with the EU once it leaves, retailers and manufacturers have warned a "no-deal" Brexit could cause food and medicine shortages due to expected chaos at ports that could paralyze supply lines.
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Millions of Americans on Saturday were struggling under a winter storm that blocked roads and covered airports in treacherous ice across the South Saturday, threatening to paralyze transportation from Alabama all the way to New York City and New England.
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While Brexit continues to paralyze the U.K.'s Parliament, the EU decided on Monday to grant the country more time to leave the bloc, until January 31, with the possibility of an earlier exit if Parliament ratifies the divorce deal.
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" Laliberte wrote that after Stuckless confronted Weinstein, she "should have shut down the event or given her the microphone to vocalize her feelings, but I was in total shock and I let my fear and inexperience paralyze my decision making ability.
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Egypt agreed the three-year program with the IMF in November, after floating its Egyptian pound currency in a dramatic move aimed at unlocking foreign inflows and boosting exports after a long-running dollar shortage threatened to paralyze the economy.
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Lethal injection Attorneys for the eight men attempted to block the executions, including using the argument that midazolam, the drug used to make inmates unconscious before two more drugs paralyze and kill them, does not effectively prevent a painful death.
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The celebratory rally is a step back from his threat to paralyze the city and the government, and is likely to ease tension that has boiled over into violence in the days ahead of the planned protest in the capital.
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In 2018 America, where families are separated at the border, parents are deported without their children, ICE raids paralyze neighborhoods and the president of the United States has formed a "denaturalization task force," the consequences of asking this question are significant.
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Khan, a former national cricket hero, has vowed to bring a million people into Islamabad on Wednesday to paralyze the government and force Sharif either to resign or allow an inquiry into the "Panama Papers" revelations about his family's offshore wealth.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong prepared for more clashes on Wednesday as anti-government protesters planned to paralyze parts of the Asian financial hub for a third day, with some transport, schools and many businesses closing after an escalation of violence.
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The religious right has so far not managed to win power at the ballot box, but its ability to rouse a rabble and paralyze the country has given it a disproportionate and vicious grip on what's left of democracy in Pakistan.
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" Former CIA Director Leon Panetta says the biggest threat is "a cyberattack that could paralyze the nation," while former Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff says "cyberattacks on critical infrastructure from state or state-sponsored actors are the biggest threat right now.
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They should also realize that concrete and deliverable measures to improve jobs, incomes, health care and education are the best channels to connect with the American people, raise the approval ratings and fight alleged attempts to paralyze the executive authority.
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As a result, a court ruling against the law would paralyze open enrollment if people assume there is no use buying or renewing coverage under a law that was ruled unconstitutional, and if no effort is mounted to counter that misunderstanding.
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Transport networks in Paris and cities across France ground to a near halt as unions dug in for a protest that threatens to paralyze France for days and poses the severest challenge to Macron's reforms since "yellow vest" protests erupted.
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The Trump administration has been seeking to paralyze the WTO Appellate Body and experts say its likely demise next month is a further move away from multilateral rules designed to promote global free trade and toward a "law of the jungle".
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"The determination of the U.S. administration to paralyze China's aspirations to become a technology super power is clear when you consider that its actions against Huawei are not only damaging to China's technology sector, but also the U.S. tech sector," Shah said.
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Using Botox to paralyze this muscle can make sex last longer: For rats that received a placebo shot, their average time to ejaculation was six and a half minutes, compared to ten minutes for those that got a full dose of the drug.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Top trade officials from 12 countries and the European Union on Thursday vowed to reform World Trade Organization rules in the face of U.S. actions that threaten to paralyze the body and address some of Washington's complaints about Chinese subsidies.
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"If they did something more grave like arresting team members or me it would make big noise, whereas blocking the website is the best way to paralyze us without paying a high price for it," Lina Atallah, editor of Mada Masr, told Reuters.
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Airport-like security measures inside package sorting facilities and retail locations would be a costly and unnecessary step that would paralyze operations, particularly given the rarity of package bombs, said Satish Jindel, a founder of the delivery company that became FedEx Ground.
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"But that medium-term uncertainty is not enough to paralyze the FOMC and keep it from acting now as data on the labor market, financial conditions, and inflation come together," investment bank Morgan Stanley said in a research report published on Wednesday.
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"Working in deep secrecy, U.S. scientists almost overnight have developed an arsenal of fantastic new weapons, variously known as psycho-chemicals and 'madness' gases, which could virtually paralyze an enemy nation without firing a shot," as the Associated Press described in 1959.
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BUENOS AIRES, Feb 22 (Reuters) - Leaders of Argentina's grain workers' unions said on Monday they expect to avoid the labor strikes that routinely paralyze the grains hub of Rosario, optimistic on upcoming wage talks under the mediation of the newly elected government.
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He is not solely responsible for the Senate's descent into partisanship and gridlock—that is a larger American story of polarization—but he has done as much as anyone to paralyze the institution he's been a part of for over three decades.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Canada and the European Union announced a deal on Thursday to stop their trade disputes falling into limbo at the World Trade Organization, where a U.S. block on appointments of judges will paralyze the world's top trade court from December.
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Attorneys for the eight death row inmates had attempted to block the executions on several grounds, including arguing that midazolam, the drug used to make inmates unconscious before two more drugs paralyze and kill them, does not effectively prevent a painful death.
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Large organizations like universities and hospitals are well equipped to accept a donation of just about any size, but bigger amounts could paralyze smaller nonprofit groups that provide social services, like helping the hungry or providing educational support for children in need.
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The Sudanese Professionals Association, an umbrella of union groups that has been behind months of rallies that forced the military to oust Mr. al-Bashir, urged people to "paralyze public life" by blocking main roads and bridges in response to the crackdown.
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Despite her conviction being overturned, the life of the mother-of-five depends on her gaining asylum in the West, but outraged hardliners want her banned from leaving Pakistan, and have vowed to paralyze the country is she is allowed to flee.
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His ability to see the future and to remember too vividly the past means Buddy lives in all timelines at once, which can paralyze him and which makes the rest of his family see him as stunted into madness by his mother's death.
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That is to say, US ask the members to reevaluate NAFTA after five years at a time, Mexico and Canada against this proposal, saying that would create uncertainty to the future implementation of the deal and paralyze business investment and job growth.
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Newman cited the details, from the length of the play (27 yards) to the route that Brandon LaFell had run across the middle to paralyze the safety who was supposed to assist Revis, as if he were on the sideline that September afternoon.
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In its lawsuit, McKesson Medical-Surgical, a unit of McKesson Corp, said the Arkansas Department of Correction (ADC) acted deceitfully when it purchased another drug, vecuronium bromide, a commonly used muscle relaxant given in extreme doses in executions to paralyze the body and halt breathing.
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"I do not think concerns about very rare ethical issues of this sort [...] should paralyze the really groundbreaking leaps that we are making in this particular domain in terms of technology, policy and conversations in liability, insurance and legal sectors, and consumer acceptance," he says.
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I would counter that it is probable, not just possible, that cyberattacks will shut down the power grid (that may have already happened in the Ukraine), erase or paralyze financial data systems (see above) or cause military equipment to malfunction in the near future.
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Rather than countering Trump's propaganda with facts alone (though facts are important!), opponents will also need to figure out how to paralyze Trump — how to shake the vision of him as a decisive leader who knows exactly what to do and then does it.
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It is a fog of negative thoughts (often inaccurate) that paralyze the sufferers so that they cannot respond to their problems, said Kari Frame, program director of Strong Minds, which spreads group therapy led by a lay facilitator for depressed women in Uganda and Zambia.
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" The Supreme Court has upheld the use of midazolam in executions, but Justice Elena Kagan said the court heard evidence that lethal injections involving the drug only paralyze prisoners as they slowly die, making them feel as though they are being "burned alive from the inside.
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Ratcliffe has a history of fueling the president's unfounded conspiracy theories tied to the Russia probe, and his nomination came as a shock to current and former intelligence officials, who told Insider he would be an arm of the White House who could paralyze the intel community.
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A growing number of Republicans argue that putting a major effort behind investigating what they see as flawed and thin accusations against the president will encourage future leaders of the House to pursue impeachment not only to unseat the president, but to paralyze the Senate as well.
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ISLAMABAD, Nov 2104.6500 (Reuters) - Pakistan shares surged the most in 19 months on Tuesday, after Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party chief Imran Khan backed off from a threat to paralyze the capital following a Supreme Court decision to pursue a case linked to Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.
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While there is no sign of a return to violence that killed 3,13 people, the political crisis looks set to paralyze government in the province for months at the same time as Britain's exit from the European Union threatens simultaneous shockwaves to its economy and constitutional status.
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"A union in a country that's facing economic problems can't paralyze a company and keep it from generating revenues for the state," Gonzalez said in an interview on Monday at the CRU World Copper Conference in Santiago, referring to Peru's faltering growth prospects this year amid destructive flooding.
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Answering the critical causation question is a high priority for medical authorities, since it's possible that risk factors other than Zika are behind the microcephaly upswing as well as the worrisome occurrence of Guillain Barré Syndrome, which is immune disorder that can also affect adults and paralyze a victim.
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It's a similar story in the U.K., where the manufacturing index actually improved in recent months, confounding fears that the (still) ongoing Brexit uncertainty would paralyze businesses, while the services PMI slipped into contraction territory for the first time since the Brexit referendum in the summer of 2016.
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Read more: Current and former officials say Trump's pick for spy chief would be 'an arm of the White House' who could paralyze the intelligence communityThe FBI's assessment is particularly noteworthy given the uptick in not just the number of conspiracy theories but the ease with which they're spread.
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Where one doctor might stick to subdermal injections just at the surface level of the skin for a patient who wants to reduce sweat (similar to an armpit injection) or oil, another might go a little deeper to also lightly paralyze the muscle for added fine-line reduction.
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Then and there, I should have shut down the event or given [them] the microphone to vocalize [their] feelings, but I was in total shock and I let my fear and inexperience paralyze my decision making [sic] ability...I want to sincerely apologize to any people—male or female [Ed.
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Google knows how to crunch large numbers, and so they've take all of this AI hype around neural nets and they're solving it the way they organizationally know how to solve problems, which is Jeff Dean comes up with a way to paralyze everything and do it really efficiently, really cheaply.
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The harsh new moves in Wuhan, the epicenter of the outbreak, clearly signaled the ruling Communist Party's alarm that it had failed to gain control of the coronavirus epidemic, which has overwhelmed the country's health care system and threatened to paralyze China, the world's most populous country and second-largest economy.
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While China will claim that power stations in space can beam clean energy to anyone on Earth, the alarming fact is that the same capability can be used to turn off any portion of the American power grid, and has the ability to paralyze our military might anywhere on the planet.
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Transport networks in Paris and cities across France ground to a near halt as unions have dug in for a protest that threatens to paralyze the country for days and poses the severest challenge to President Emmanuel Macron's reforms since the "yellow vest" protests began just over a year ago.
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The legislative history of the NLRA shows that Congress recognized key differences between private and government employers in terms of labor relations, and did not want the kind of labor strife and work stoppages that could paralyze federal, state, and local governments, jeopardizing public health and safety in the process.
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Perhaps diplomacy can steer U.S.-North Korean relations away from an exchange of fire that would paralyze the U.S. civilian economy, destroy North Korea as a nation, and produce millions of casualties in South Korea (where Seoul, a city of more than 85033 million, sits within artillery range of the North).
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You can go your whole life so driven by the paranoia of not becoming a depiction of a violent image, that when the two-parent household doesn't happen for you in your adult life—when you're supposed to be able to exercise your better judgement—the shame can paralyze you.
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" On Monday, Chinese state media ran editorials on the unrest, with the China Daily calling the protests a "dirty game being played by the political radicals" and Xinhua saying "escalating violent attacks and provocative acts have completely exposed these mobs and the forces behind them, who want to paralyze the SAR government.
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Read more: Current and former officials say Trump's pick for spy chief would be 'an arm of the White House' who could paralyze the intelligence communityBefore being elected to the House of Representatives in 2015, Ratcliffe served as chief of the Anti-Terrorism and National Security division for the Eastern District of Texas.
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While President Trump sees shutting the border with Mexico as punishment for its failure to stop the flow of undocumented immigrants, economists warn that the move would effectively paralyze the United States economy given the huge volume of bluejeans, cars, flat-screen TVs, avocados and other goods that cross the border every day.
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So, I think, to the contrary, what Greg was saying, I think you have a situation where you have evidence here, Republicans have the majority in the house, Republicans have the majority in the senate, and what you have is fights among Republicans that are continuing to paralyze their ability to pass any legislation.
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That's the kind of politicized equality I want to work towards: one where all trans people have the same opportunity for economic and personal success and safety, one where women are allowed to age and not be shamed into feeling that they are letting themselves go if they don't paralyze their expressions into porcelain smoothness.
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What is most telling is not what the Chamber says, but what its actions reveal: The Chamber backs legislation to expedite and streamline government actions it favors, specifically permit approvals for energy projects, while also backing legislation like the RAA, which would slow down or paralyze government actions that the Chamber generally opposes, namely public health and safety protections.
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To keep Iraq amenable to a U.S. presence, the State Department turned to the United States' "dollar power"—its vast control over the supply and distribution of the dollar, the global reserve currency—and threatened to cut off Iraq's access to its Federal Reserve account, which would effectively paralyze the government's ability to provide basic services.
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To make catching its dinner easier (usually invertebrates like shrimp or crabs, and sometimes fish and rodents), it sends electric pulses through the water that, in succession, can paralyze its prey, or in just a few pulses, can cause it to flail around in the water, revealing its location through waves the eel senses with hairs on its body.
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Robert Jeffress, who as the president noted at the dinner has called Trump the "greatest leader for Christianity," issued a statement to the Christian Broadcasting Network in which he claimed to have spoken at the dinner in support of the president's political goals, receiving what he called "enthusiastic applause" after saying Democrats would attempt to paralyze Trump's agenda or impeach him.
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Read more:12 photos show thousands of protesters flooding into Hong Kong's airport, leading to hundreds of canceled flightsCoach and Versace sparked fury in China by selling T-shirts that listed Hong Kong as a separate countryCathay Pacific warns employees they could be fired for taking part in Hong Kong protestsHong Kong protesters paralyze airport for 2nd day as they continue to occupy departure hall
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For a full schedule of news and events, go to our editorial calendar on Reuters Connect here HONGKONG-PROTESTS/ Hong Kong condemns attack on justice secretary as protests paralyze city HONG KONG (Reuters) - The Hong Kong government condemned on Friday an attack by a "violent mob" on the city's justice secretary in London, the first direct altercation between demonstrators and a government minister during months of often violent protests.
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The Senate overwhelmingly passed a bill to implement President TrumpDonald John TrumpMnuchin knocks Greta Thunberg's activism: Study economics and then 'come back' to us The Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' What to watch for on Day 2900 of Senate impeachment trial MORE's proposed update to the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) after a mad dash to clear the measure before impeachment proceedings paralyze the chamber.
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Mexican Foreign Relations Secretary Marcelo Ebrard said Thursday that he proposed changes to Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoChina: Pompeo has 'sinister motive' for pushing 'Wuhan virus' language Hillicon Valley: Coronavirus deal includes funds for mail-in voting | Twitter pulled into fight over virus disinformation | State AGs target price gouging | Apple to donate 10M masks Family of American hostage in Iran says he has died MORE that "won't paralyze economic activity and keep the border open to commerce and work," The Associated Press reported.
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At the airportHong Kong protesters paralyze airport for 2nd day as they continue to occupy departure hallViolence breaks out at the Hong Kong airport as riot police clash with protesters'Sorry for the inconvenience': Hong Kong protesters apologized to furious airport passengers Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam warns against pushing the city into the 'abyss' as protesters force airport to cancel hundreds more flightsHong Kong protesters belt out 'Do You Hear The People Sing?' from 'Les Misérables' during airport takeoverThe Hong Kong airport has resumed flights after days of violent clashes shut down operationsAt the borderVideos show a massive procession of Chinese military vehicles gathering along the Hong Kong border as China mulls over its next move in response to protestsTrump said US intelligence shows Chinese troops moving to border with Hong Kong and says he's being blamed for 'problems' thereChina bars US warships from making port call in Hong Kong as tensions mount amid continued protests
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