There was plenty of pressing, to an almost depressing degree, Sunday.
|
|
And we&aposre going to keep pressing to get that -- those answers.
|
|
The case has also become more pressing to other foreign news organizations.
|
|
Conservatives are pressing to take care of defunding Planned Parenthood, though Sen.
|
|
It also may feel less pressing to voters than other headline issues.
|
|
Domestic business and financial lobbies are pressing to stay in the single market.
|
|
And this two-part risk is more pressing to Boivin than a recession.
|
|
Strain through a fine sieve, pressing to extract as much liquid as possible.
|
|
But the connection was bad, and he had something more pressing to convey.
|
|
President Zelenskyy's team immediately began pressing to set a date for the visit.
|
|
I don't have anything pressing to denounce right now, but please come another time!
|
|
Some Democrats are pressing to take advantage of the new mood on Capitol Hill.
|
|
" That question seemed very pressing to John Scott when he was working on "Lear.
|
|
Trump is pressing to implement campaign promises of hardening the U.S. stance on trade.
|
|
"I will be pressing to ensure that we maintain sanctions against Russia," May told parliament.
|
|
That need to listen was as real and pressing to me as any biological function.
|
|
However, several members of the court are pressing to revisit that decision and perhaps reverse it.
|
|
And I think that is a big part of what kept me pressing to get better.
|
|
The figures are in stark contrast to the President pressing to reopen the country by Easter.
|
|
Martin follows 108 steps that include hand stitching and steam pressing to make the high-quality outfits.
|
|
Good Shepherd's founder is pressing to change the law so the drugs can be saved and donated.
|
|
Bondholders are pressing to have their cases decided in New York and Delaware by early next year.
|
|
What if Caleb and Nycole blamed her for not pressing to punish Rhodes as much as possible?
|
|
"The national need has become more than pressing to speed up forming the government," the statement added.
|
|
The senators, along with Mr. Chopra, are pressing to change the settlement to further penalize the wrongdoers.
|
|
It has not been asked of all households, as Trump is currently pressing to do again, since 22017.
|
|
Behind the scenes, her team was already pressing to get the senator on firmer rhetorical and financial footing.
|
|
France and Germany, for instance, believe there are other issues more pressing to fix, the EU official added.
|
|
Trump's aides are pressing to complete a strategy review on how to counter Pyongyang's missile and nuclear threats.
|
|
"I think Trevor has been pressing to be a special player for us,&apos" Joseph told the Denver Post.
|
|
Members of Congress have been pressing to punish big military contractors if they move jobs outside the United States.
|
|
They have to be pressing to get the info out, and leadership above the agency has to protect that.
|
|
At the time of the meeting, Heitkamp was pressing to have Trump restore full lending powers to the agency.
|
|
The Obama administration and many business groups are pressing to build support in Congress for a vote after the Nov.
|
|
French insurer Covea is pressing to become the sole partner of the Italian bank for bancassurance business, Il Messaggero reported.
|
|
This allows additional actions by the user, such as pressing to preview a message or e-mail before opening it.
|
|
But Zandi says that when it comes to politics, some economic factors are more pressing to voters than their wages.
|
|
He is now pressing to move the United States Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem as early as next year.
|
|
The contributions came as company leaders were pressing to get work from the transit agency, according to a company official.
|
|
That includes pressing to allow the U.S. to re-impose tariffs while denying Beijing the opportunity to retaliate with counteractions.
|
|
That makes it all the more pressing to curtail the time that any one individual can head this extraordinarily influential institution.
|
|
Yet he's also prepared to buck Trump by pressing to curb Medicare and Social Security benefits to address their looming insolvency.
|
|
"I'm pressing to include the language expanding 529 accounts that passed the House Ways and Means Committee unanimously," Cruz told CNN.
|
|
The Senate's Democratic women, who make up Clinton's most loyal supporters in Congress, have for months been pressing to back Clinton.
|
|
HNA is nonetheless pressing to complete its pending deals, even as regulators from Washington to Brussels to Switzerland grow increasingly skeptical.
|
|
With Klobuchar out of the race, Sanders is the clear favorite to win Minnesota, and he's pressing to win in Sen.
|
|
The Trump administration is also pressing to eliminate the American trade deficit with India, a goal that the Indians consider unrealistic.
|
|
Existing manufacturers in India are pressing to be included, asking why they should be penalised for committing when others held back.
|
|
At a time of rising nationalism across Europe, it seems particularly urgent and pressing to acknowledge how we collectively shape each other.
|
|
The interface features a big Remix button that you can keep pressing to see mix alternatives, with different cuts, filters, pacing, music.
|
|
The tribes are pressing to change environmental and Indian laws so that they can keep their plantations and sell their harvests legally.
|
|
China is pressing to reduce healthcare costs that are soaring as the population ages, putting huge strains on the state insurance system.
|
|
Last year the state came within hours of another shutdown when Mr. Murphy was again pressing to raise taxes on the wealthy.
|
|
In particular, Ms. Warren is pressing to ward off concerns that her call for "big structural change" is too much, too fast.
|
|
Mr. Pruitt, 133, sees himself as a champion of states' rights, pressing to diminish the intrusive authority of an overbearing federal agency.
|
|
Quickly remove one ice pop at a time from the mold and dip in crumbs, turning over to coat and pressing to adhere.
|
|
Saturday's events showed how Kremlin critics and especially younger people remain intent on pressing to open Russia's tightly-choreographed political system to competition.
|
|
NASA is pressing to return astronauts to the moon in just five years, then launch the first crew to Mars in the 2030s.
|
|
And European governments are also wary of offending Beijing at a time when they are pressing to get better access to Chinese customers.
|
|
The lack of certainty is the reason some Democrats are now pressing to secure the subsidies as part of the current spending debate.
|
|
And he could hardly criticize a dictator for imprisoning political rivals while pressing to prosecute Hillary Clinton and jail her aide Huma Abedin.
|
|
The planned protest underlines the determination of Kremlin critics - especially younger people - to keep pressing to open Russia's tightly-choreographed political system to competition.
|
|
What those members would prefer is the position Jordan has been pressing to President Donald Trump and Ryan's team for months: Scrap Obamacare altogether.
|
|
More than usual, these will be fought out on national grounds, with populists of the left and right pressing to overturn the European order.
|
|
Yellen also argues the U.S. needs to deal with the issues that are most pressing to its citizens: health care and cost of housing.
|
|
The opposition is pressing to impeach her for allegedly breaking budget laws to boost spending in the run-up to her 2014 re-election.
|
|
Still, analysts argued that this latest wave of internal unrest could ultimately strengthen those in Iran who are pressing to confront the United States.
|
|
Senate Democrats are pressing to include testimony at the trial from Mr. Bolton and Mr. Mulvaney, and support from Ms. Murkowski would be critical.
|
|
Macron has been pressing to find some compromise that will work to hold together the Iran arms deal that Trump has vowed to torpedo.
|
|
The reality of being an adult with no money and the lack of opportunity and freedom it causes has become too pressing to ignore.
|
|
McConnell and other Republican leaders have been pressing to round up enough support for the healthcare legislation, but still appeared to be several votes short.
|
|
Since there's no prospect of saving nuclear plants for the right reason, their owners, and PJM, are pressing to save them for the wrong reasons.
|
|
The New York City Law Department, which filed the appeal, said it is pressing to change laws for greater transparency in the police disciplinary process.
|
|
American and NATO officials have been pressing to insulate the mission against the Islamic State at Incirlik and other Turkish bases from the internal upheaval.
|
|
WASHINGTON — State election officials, worried about the integrity of their voting systems, are pressing to make them more secure ahead of next year's midterm elections.
|
|
In preparing during the off-season, Smith balanced football-style workouts and bench pressing to strengthen his upper body with yoga to tighten his core.
|
|
Analysts regard him as likely to continue the Fed's gradual unwinding of that campaign, although perhaps pressing to raise interest rates a little more quickly.
|
|
An earlier version of this article misstated the number of refugees that organizations working with the government are pressing to resettle in the United States.
|
|
By his own admission, he had been pressing to try to earn enough money in a limited number of events to keep his tour membership.
|
|
Allies will be wary of joining Trump in pressing to change the JCPOA's terms if Trump might simply terminate U.S. participation in the agreement anyway.
|
|
Conservative state lawmakers around the country are pressing to weaken an array of gun regulations, in some cases greatly expanding where owners can carry their weapons.
|
|
Is North Korea pressing to see how much they can gain by bluffing, prancing, and provoking others whom they consider unwilling to do what it wants?
|
|
Boeing has been pressing to get the 330-seat $306 million plane into production because it is expected to be more profitable than the smallest version.
|
|
The panel's investigation continues along stark partisan lines, with Republicans pressing to wrap up interviews while Democrats argue there is more work to be done. Rep.
|
|
The suggestion appeared to startle Friedrich, who has been pressing to get the trial started in the case, which was filed more than two years ago.
|
|
After Mr. Ramaphosa's election as party leader in mid-December, his camp began pressing to remove Mr. Zuma as the country's president as soon as possible.
|
|
The high court's order came with officials pressing to carry out the first execution by lethal injection Monday at the U.S. Penitentiary in Terre Haute, Ind.
|
|
Now Elliott is pressing to halt Berkshire's takeover effort, using its weight as a major creditor in an attempt to block the deal in bankruptcy court.
|
|
Lear, which cuts and sews material for Tesla, is likewise pressing to get the automaker's seat manufacturing business, according to Matthew Simoncini, the company's chief executive.
|
|
The gesture-enabled fingerprint sensor lets you navigate the phone by swiping left to go back, right for Recent Apps and long-pressing to lock the phone.
|
|
Japan wants them to be scrapped in seven years, while the EU is pressing to have more than 10 years to phase them out, the paper said.
|
|
But a group of GOP senators are actively pressing to go "nuclear" — changing the Senate's rules to only a simple majority — if Democrats don't come on board.
|
|
Now, even the companies that have fared well on the exchanges, like Molina, are fed up and are pressing to get money that was promised to them.
|
|
Now, he said, is the time Latino groups are pressing to get more promises from candidates on what they will do on health care, education and immigration.
|
|
The men even stopped a 2-year-old child, pressing to see if he had been circumcised (which Muslims tend to do, but many Hindus do not).
|
|
It might not go that way, and that's why GM is pressing to electrify its range; the company sells more cars in China than in the US.
|
|
Mr. Emanuel has been credited by fiscal experts with pressing to solve some of the city's most troubling financial woes, in part by raising taxes and fees.
|
|
Kendrick Lamar is the toast of a Pulitzer Prize event where some of the most influential people in the world are pressing to rub elbows with him.
|
|
Those efforts are likely to hinder the US from cooperating with Saudi Arabia in Yemen, another region where Iran is thought to be pressing to expand its influence.
|
|
As in so many other areas, Trump is merely pressing to their logical conclusion ideas that have been advocated by the last generation of Republicans, albeit more subtly.
|
|
Republicans were pressing to learn who funded the Steele dossier, and the House Intelligence Committee is still battling with Fusion GPS in court over the firm's bank records.
|
|
Republican state lawmakers went missing for the fifth day in a row, in their effort to block a climate change bill that Democrats are pressing to approve. Gov.
|
|
Several of Mr. Trump's own advisers have also been pressing to lift the levies, including Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, and Larry Kudlow, the National Economic Council director.
|
|
"If it works, it can solve those other problems too," he said, like issues of education, health care and inequality that may seem more pressing to many Americans.
|
|
Industry groups are also pressing to delay a range of ObamaCare taxes before the end of the year, such as those on health insurance and on medical devices.
|
|
Beijing is pressing to implement widespread temperature-tracking technology as millions of people return to work after the Lunar New Year holiday, hoping to control the spread of coronavirus.
|
|
Maassen, meanwhile, is pressing to more than double his staff to 6,000 people by 2021, German news magazine Der Spiegel reported on Saturday, citing sources at the interior ministry.
|
|
Ohtani, who is close to one troupe of Namahage performers, said respect for her friends and their reverence of traditional ways has deterred her from pressing to take part.
|
|
The Zapatista goal, they say, is not to win, but rather to use the 2018 election as a platform to voice the issues most pressing to Mexico's indigenous communities.
|
|
"As a partner in the project, I agree with Bill that it has never been more pressing to find clean energy innovations that can change the world," Branson wrote.
|
|
The lines were long — officials have shut down the number of ways people there can cross — but there were no signs of conflict or people pressing to get in.
|
|
Ted Cruz (R-TX), one of the staunch conservatives who has been pressing to add it to the bill, told reporters to explain why Republicans combined the two issues.
|
|
Dos Santos' heavy use of body work was a strategy to tire and slow Rothwell, while Rothwell's own strategy of pressing to the fence was a very labor intensive one.
|
|
At the same time, environmentally-oriented companies like Patagonia are pressing to become bigger political players in the region, often putting them at odds with the oil and gas lobby.
|
|
Democrats say those figures only show Mr. Trump has pushed struggling Americans off public assistance by pressing to restrict eligibility for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, Medicaid and other programs.
|
|
Such family-based migration is the cornerstone of the existing immigration system, but Mr. Trump has been pressing to move toward a system that favors educated professionals and skilled workers.
|
|
The tariff number was not featured in the plan, but Mr. Trump called for, among other proposals, pressing to give "American workers a level playing field" to restore the manufacturing base.
|
|
And on Wednesday, U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson will meet with Suu Kyi in Naypyitaw, the Myanmar capital, with senators back in Washington pressing to impose sanctions targeting the military.
|
|
I venture (as I did in a column in January) that the very problems of British Islam make it all the more pressing to draw its representatives into the country's politics.
|
|
Callas said he felt particular kinship with Google employees pressing to have more of a say in the company's prospective deal to return to mainland China with a censored search engine.
|
|
Saturday's protest was smaller than one a week earlier, but underlined the determination of some Kremlin critics — especially younger people — to keep pressing to open up Russia's tightly-choreographed political system.
|
|
Beyond the Senate Judiciary Committee, Representative Devin Nunes of California, the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, has also been pressing to train focus of its Russia investigation on the dossier.
|
|
He is pressing to reduce federal regulation, declaring last week that the government has imposed too many rules and constraints, creating a burden that "destroys our companies" and hurts American workers.
|
|
This morning I have nothing pressing to do before I leave for school, so I sit at our kitchen table scrolling through Instagram and admiring the snow-covered field behind our house.
|
|
Large rivals such as Siemens AG and a crop of nimble startups are pressing to gain market share in GE's main areas of energy, aviation, locomotives, health care and oil and gas.
|
|
The yuan advanced after Bloomberg reported that the United States is pressing to secure a pledge from China that it will not devalue its yuan as a part of a trade deal.
|
|
But with her Labour opponents now rallying to calls for a new referendum to stop Brexit altogether, British lawmakers do not rule out pressing to put the process on hold much longer.
|
|
Democrats are pressing to include the CREATES Act, a bill that aims to stop drugmakers from withholding samples of their medicines from generic manufacturers, in the final bill, the Democratic aide said.
|
|
The case has caused tensions in the ruling coalition, with the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement pressing to revoke Atlantia's concession and the centre-left Democratic Party fearing potentially a heavy compensation payout.
|
|
On the Pro I glance at the camera to autoload a password for LastPass, on the Mini I hope the finger I'm pressing to the Touch ID button has already been programmed in.
|
|
Last month, Ottawa approved Kinder Morgan Inc's Trans Mountain pipeline expansion to the Pacific coast and Enbridge Inc's Line 3 to the United States, making it less pressing to build another export route.
|
|
From grape picking, to pressing, to juice fermentation, the harvest — which lasts from two to three weeks — generates myriad extra tasks, and most wineries rely heavily on temporary labor, both paid and unpaid.
|
|
Amtrak, which is pressing to build a new rail tunnel under the Hudson River between New York City and New Jersey, on Friday named a freight rail veteran as its next chief executive.
|
|
The comments underscore the rift between the White House and the top House Republican at a time when they are pressing to reach several major legislative goals before the end of the year.
|
|
BENGHAZI, Libya (Reuters) - Seven soldiers were killed on Friday in clashes with Islamist militants in the eastern Libyan city of Benghazi, where military forces are pressing to consolidate recent gains, an army commander said.
|
|
The White House and the business community are pressing to get side agreements or separate legislation in Mexico to address the concerns of those whose votes they need to get the deal through Congress.
|
|
Interest rates in Britain have begun to rise, making it more pressing to help those customers locked into variable-rate mortgages with a high rate of interest unable to shop around for cheaper deals.
|
|
Discussions about future sexual function and fertility may also seem far less pressing to parents in the face of a difficult diagnosis like cancer, and might make parents uncomfortable even under less fraught circumstances.
|
|
Kids in this age group are likely to have concerns that feel much more pressing to them than how many people have the virus or how much toilet paper is stocked in the house.
|
|
When conversations peter down, people invent excuses to end them, even though everybody knows that nobody actually has anything pressing to do—a behavior familiar to anyone with Gchat or Slack open all day.
|
|
After loudly bemoaning that the tax overhaul would swell the national debt, Democrats are pressing to secure a sizable boost in spending on domestic programs, including billions of dollars to address the opioid crisis.
|
|
Noise, for her, strikes an existential note, whereas Krasinski, working in the groove of a genre, with surprises to spring, gives the Abbotts something more pressing to fret about than the state of their souls.
|
|
The Socialist Party and Podemos have been clashing regarding the formation a new government, with Podemos pressing to form a coalition and the Socialist trying to get their support without letting them enter the cabinet.
|
|
Based on the document request to the White House, there is no indication that Mr. Mueller is pressing to examine Mr. Trump's personal finances or business dealings — areas the president has said should be off limits.
|
|
Senator Dianne Feinstein of California, pivotal in getting the first ban through Congress, is among the many Democrats — both presidential candidates and on Capitol Hill — who are pressing to reinstate it or enact a new one.
|
|
DUBAI (Reuters) - New Zealand is pressing to finalize a stalled free trade deal with the six-nation Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) that includes two of the Middle East's largest economies, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
|
|
The yuan had been lifted on Tuesday after Bloomberg reported that said the United States is pressing to secure a pledge from China that it will not devalue its yuan as a part of a trade deal.
|
|
That outcome is unacceptable to the Israeli right wing, which is pressing to annex the land on the occupied West Bank where Jewish settlers have built communities while consigning Palestinians to the areas where they live now.
|
|
Nadler, whose committee has been on the front lines of investigating the findings from within special counsel Robert Mueller's report, broached the topic with Pelosi because several members of his committee have been pressing to open an inquiry.
|
|
Two bartenders who worked for Roadhouse Holding Inc are pressing to lift the stay in its bankruptcy to advance a class-action lawsuit for 5,000 current and former employees who say the restaurant company stiffed them on wages.
|
|
Yet, the big-money swimsuit companies — so crucial to the sport's financial viability — are always pressing to show off their high-tech chops, which are severely crimped by rules that restrict the size and fabrics for competition swimsuits.
|
|
The data may sharpen the political confrontation between President Trump, who is pressing to overhaul the nation's economic policies, and Democrats, who now have more ammunition to argue that the changes Mr. Trump seeks would mess with success.
|
|
But Ryan's supporters say if critics can't defeat him in a vote of House GOP members they abide by the results and not keep pressing to undermine someone who can get the votes of the majority of the conference.
|
|
In the example of the ECHR, says Aletras, there's a huge backlog of cases to be prosecuted, and AI could be used to "highlight which cases are likely to be a violation" and therefore more pressing to deal with.
|
|
They have been pressing to move forward with the testimony and are likely to seize on the call for the hearing to be put off for an FBI probe to argue Democrats are simply seeking to delay Kavanaugh's confirmation.
|
|
People familiar with the matter said on Sunday that PIF, the Saudi Arabian sovereign wealth fund that Musk says had been pressing to help fund the buyout, is in talks to invest in aspiring Tesla rival Lucid Motors Inc.
|
|
Conservative Republicans loath to loosen immigration rules remained at odds with moderates pressing to protect young immigrants brought to the country illegally as children, as Mr. Ryan and his fellow leaders in the House labored to reach an accord.
|
|
It remained unclear Friday morning whether that effort would be enough, however, to placate an angry base about the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy being left out of the deal after months of pressing to have it included.
|
|
And Senator Tammy Duckworth of Illinois, who on Monday became the first senator to give birth while in office, has been pressing to change a Senate prohibition on bringing children onto the floor, which could impede a breast-feeding mother's voting.
|
|
I reported on the men who are complaining about the screenings earlier this week, and I thought I was done reporting on this film, assuming erroneously that they would find something more pressing to care about, such as global warming.
|
|
"There seems to be an assumption that in the long run somebody who has overseen such destruction in his own country will not be able to rule but we are not pressing … to get him out right now," he said.
|
|
There are no easy answers or solutions but one thing is sure: by creating a false tension between privacy and security, the issues that are far more pressing to the safety of global communications and information networks are not being addressed.
|
|
North Korea's missile and nuclear tests are seen as a growing test of resolve for Trump, who had vowed to get tough on Pyongyang, and his aides are pressing to complete a strategy review of how to counter the threats.
|
|
The Iraqis have been making slow progress moving in toward Mosul over the last several months, but the Pentagon has been pressing to move more advisers closer to the fight, which is happening with this announcement today by Mr. Carter.
|
|
His "lemmings" comment came in 2013 as Senator Ted Cruz, Republican of Texas, and the conservative House Freedom Caucus were pressing to shut down the government unless President Barack Obama agreed to stop all funding for the Affordable Care Act.
|
|
" • "The president didn't explain whether the U.S. is pressing to keep in place tariffs on all the $250 billion of Chinese goods the U.S. has hit with levies, or some portion of them, nor did he indicate for how long.
|
|
A verdict in the case is expected in the next few weeks, and a conviction — which is also expected — would surely lead to more political chaos, and to more public accusations that the military is pressing to have the Sharifs jailed.
|
|
Democratic leaders aren't offering a specific timeline for impeachment proceedings, which were officially launched on Tuesday, but liberals are pressing to keep a fast pace on allegations they believe are the most clear-cut for the public to understand to date.
|
|
Many in the GOP are now pressing to not only enforce existing sanctions on Turkey, but to pile on new ones as soon as they can — which would be a rebuke not just of Erdogan but of Trump and his policies.
|
|
The comment brought a surreal scene to an abrupt halt: the U.S. president, standing alongside a foreign leader that he's accused of pressing to investigate his political rival, while slamming the politician who just opened an impeachment inquiry into him.
|
|
A partisan legislative standoff in Oregon persisted on Monday, as Republican state lawmakers stayed clear of the state Capitol for the fifth day in a row in an effort to block a climate change bill that Democrats are pressing to approve.
|
|
"We have been pressing to proceed with the case and conduct discovery from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, so that the full story can come to light, and expose the Saudi role in the 9/11 attacks," he said in a phone interview.
|
|
There is no hard deadline for immigrants hoping to vote in November, but with the agency currently approving naturalizations in about five months, immigrant groups are pressing to get applications in before May 1 to allow new citizens time to register to vote.
|
|
The company has been dogged for years by complaints that it mistreats its warehouse workers, while a new school of left-wing antitrust advocates has been pressing to rethink American competition policy to target Amazon even though it pretty clearly delivers lower prices.
|
|
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Faced with a growing test of resolve for a new U.S. president who vowed while campaigning to get tough on North Korea, Donald Trump's aides are pressing to complete a strategy review on how to counter Pyongyang's missile and nuclear threats.
|
|
In a series of tweets and remarks over the past week, Mr. Trump vowed to impose a series of escalating tariffs on Mexican imports unless Mexico could end the surge of migrants, especially those from Central America, pressing to cross the border.
|
|
The pact is sought by a broad spectrum of GOP defense hawks, Democrats pressing to maintain recent gains in domestic programs, and a dwindling cadre of Washington pragmatists eager to demonstrate that they can make divided government work in an increasingly toxic atmosphere.
|
|
A current and former official, both of whom have knowledge of the Senate investigation, disputed recent reports that the inquiry had stalled, but acknowledged that some Democrats on the committee have been frustrated with its pace and were pressing to move faster.
|
|
The Trump administration is pressing to release the two government-sponsored enterprises (GSEs) from federal control, which went into effect in October 2008 in the wake of heavy losses that Fannie and Freddie suffered on home loans that soured during the subprime mortgages crisis.
|
|
The Chinese yuan reached a two-week high against the dollar on Tuesday following a Bloomberg TV report that said the United States is pressing to secure a pledge from China that it will not devalue its yuan as a part of a trade deal.
|
|
Mexico and Peru have led the push with the United States for a resolution that defends representative democracy in Venezuela, where President Nicolas Maduro is accused of leading the OPEC member toward dictatorship by delaying elections, jailing opposition activists and pressing to overhaul the constitution.
|
|
YOKOHAMA (Reuters) - Nissan Motor Co is not considering the possibility of a merger with top shareholder Renault at the moment, and none of the nominees to the Japanese automaker's board are pressing to make it an issue now, an external director said on Thursday.
|
|
As hundreds of British soldiers protected some of the world's most visited tourist sites in London and elsewhere, police are pressing to uncover the network that is thought to have helped Salman Abedi in the deadly attack Monday night at the Ariana Grande concert.
|
|
Democrats, on the other hand, are pressing to hear from potentially central witnesses whom Mr. Trump barred from testifying before the House inquiry about his dealings with Ukraine, including John R. Bolton, the former national security adviser, and Mick Mulvaney, the acting chief of staff.
|
|
According to the diplomatic officials, it floated the possibility of buying large volumes of liquefied natural gas from the United States while joining the Trump administration in pressing to alter the rules of the dispute settlement system at the W.T.O. — a longstanding American goal.
|
|
In another high-profile case of a player's trade request this season, Jimmy Butler was not fined after pressing to be dealt from the Minnesota Timberwolves in September, because neither Butler nor his agent, Bernie Lee, openly discussed Butler's wishes with the news media.
|
|
The book's other mysteries seem more pressing to a reader — what state of existence are these beings in, who is Jee Moon, where are we, what is the plague that has decimated the population — and yet the novel is just as uninterested in answering them.
|
|
Though President Obama was a leader in highlighting the vulnerability of nuclear materials at the recent Nuclear Security Summit, his administration is subsidizing a new wave of nuclear construction here at home, and the Commerce Department's Civil Nuclear Trade Initiative is pressing to expand American nuclear exports.
|
|
The two detailed how Pruitt enlisted them for personal tasks, including attempting to find a job for his wife with the Republican Attorneys General Association, and the Post report said both aides told the investigators about Pruitt pressing to travel first class or by private plane.
|
|
PARIS — A week after the collapse of a potential merger with Fiat Chrysler, the French automaker Renault is pressing to strengthen ties with Nissan, its partner in a decades-old auto alliance, to stay competitive in the global car market, the company's chairman said on Wednesday.
|
|
Mr. Kaine has spent years trying to push for Congress to reassert its role in war powers, fruitlessly pressing to sunset the authorizations of military force passed in 2001 and just before the invasion of Iraq, and require presidents to seek new resolutions for new conflicts.
|
|
Beyond the faster end to the Medicaid expansion and work requirements for some Medicaid beneficiaries, some conservatives are still pressing to limit the size of the tax credit for the purchase of insurance to no more than the amount of federal income taxes a recipient owes.
|
|
The Southern California Gas Company has had other, smaller leaks in the year since — one as recently as last month — but it says that 34 of its 115 wells are now certified to be in good working order and it is pressing to reopen the facility.
|
|
CEO and founder Stephen Lake told me in a prior interview that the company realized in developing its Myo gesture control armband that it was actually more pressing to develop the next major shift in computing platform before tackling interface devices for said platforms, hence the switch.
|
|
The only people charged so far are a Vietnamese woman and an Indonesian woman, accused of smearing the victim's face with VX. The police are pressing to question up to three men believed to be hiding in the North Korean embassy, but said they would not raid the building.
|
|
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Chinese yuan reached a two-week high against the dollar on Tuesday following a Bloomberg TV report that said the United States is pressing to secure a pledge from China that it will not devalue its yuan as a part of a trade deal.
|
|
Mr. Khan, who has been pressing to make the capital a 24-hour city by offering all-night service on subways on weekends, welcomed Fabric's reopening, noting that over the last eight years, London had lost half of its nightclubs and 40 percent of its live music venues.
|
|
" (The first Tesla cars cost upward of $213,22.50, and the company is pressing to bring its Model 215 to the mass market.) Mr. Ayala added that programs to democratize electric vehicles were "the only thing to keep people like me that were involved in the Volkswagen case going.
|
|
WASHINGTON — With Republican leaders pressing to dismantle the Affordable Care Act, possibly within weeks, moderate Senate Democrats reached out on Thursday to Republicans, appealing for them to slow down the repeal efforts and let lawmakers try to find acceptable, bipartisan changes to make the existing law work better.
|
|
This proposal to de-list the wolves before recovery has even begun across most of the West is a political hatchet-job, driven by the livestock industry and a fringe movement of the sportsmen pressing to hasten the day when wolves can again be freely targeted for extermination.
|
|
The poll shows that perhaps the best way to engage these voters is to address the issues most pressing to them, which means not just speaking about racism and white supremacy, but also having proposals to address very real racial disparities in economic access, education, and health care.
|
|
You know how many possessions—besides isolation plays for Kyrie towards the end of the game when they're trying to generate an advantage somewhere, where he has it most of the time with his ball-handling—these guys are pressing to do things, and it just doesn't happen that often.
|
|
The legalization of cannabis has led to a so-called "green rush," with licensed cannabis growers pressing to get a foothold in what is expected to be a $5 billion industry (6.5 billion Canadian dollars) by 2020, buttressed by the expected arrival of thousands of pot tourists from the United States.
|
|
Ultra-Orthodox parties that play a kingmaker's role in the right-wing government are pressing to increase their influence and that of Jewish law on daily life, sparking bitter fights over everything from who serves in the military to whether trains can run and stores can open on the Sabbath.
|
|
The men who are pressing to make abortion illegal, some of whom would ban contraception as well, are not only, as Pinker says, unaware of the evolutionary forces motivating them, they appear to be in many respects ignorant of the havoc they would create if they are successful in their efforts.
|
|
Shields gave up seven earned runs on eight hits and two walks four days after Chicago acquired him from the San Diego Padres for right-hander Erik Johnson and infield prospect Fernando Tatis Jr. "Maybe he came in here pressing to try to impress," White Sox manager Robin Ventura said.
|
|
Leading the new charge is Trump's top White House immigration aide Stephen Miller, who wants tent cities to house migrants on the border and is pressing to extend the amount of time U.S. immigration officials can detain migrant children beyond the current 20-day limit imposed by a federal judge.
|
|
Economic Scene In the summer of 2006, as President George W. Bush was pressing to make permanent the tax cuts he had pushed through Congress in 2001 and 260, the Treasury Department published a so-called dynamic analysis that, the administration hoped, would prove the undoubted economic benefits of the extension.
|
|
Many have noticed a drop in card quality as the UFC searches for its next Rousey or McGregor, but more pressing to the UFC's immediate future are a number of stories that sit as dry kindling, waiting for the mainstream media to realize they could have a good moral outrage on their hands.
|
|
Others have suggested that Mr. Obama is pressing to finish the agreement in part to insulate himself against accusations that he has been too tough on Israel, especially if he decides later this year to pressure the country to accept a peace deal with the Palestinians that embraces a two-state solution.
|
|
For instance, he expressed admiration for Russian President Vladimir Putin during the 2016 presidential campaign, hosted Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi at the White House and has had warm words for Chinese President Xi Jinping, whom Trump is pressing to do more to rein in its ally and neighbor, North Korea.
|
|
ROME — Secretary of State John Kerry said on Tuesday that members of the American-led coalition fighting the Islamic State had agreed at a meeting here to intensify their efforts to defeat the group, but he ruled out sending United States forces to intervene in Libya, where the Sunni extremists are pressing to claim territory.
|
|
In the Note 9's settings, the S-Pen's button can be configured to open a number of apps, while also performing additional contextual functions like long-pressing to switch between front and rear cameras when taking pictures, or a quick press to simply snap a pic without needing to actually touch the phone.
|
|
The administration is backing legal action pressing to declare the entire health law unconstitutional, and if it wins in court, the result could be a wave of disruption as an estimated 20 million Americans lose health insurance, insurance consumer protections crumble, drug approval pathways disappear, and Medicare fraud statutes are weakened, among many other effects.
|
|
Washington — President Obama said on Wednesday that the profound tensions between the police and African-American communities were likely to worsen "for quite some time" after the series of wrenching shooting deaths this month, urging law enforcement officials and civil rights activists at a lengthy and at times tense White House gathering to keep pressing to bridge their differences.
|
|
Let this bengal cat named Potato serve as my example: If watching Potato slurp his way from thirsty to hydrated doesn't move you to want one of these cat fountains for your own pet, it's also pressing to note Beth Stern, Cat Expert of the Universe (as far as I'm concerned), also treats her foster kittens to this decadent drinking experience.
|
|
"The Trump Administration is working to refocus these institutions on policies that promote economic prosperity, pushing to halt lending to nations that can already access global capital markets — countries like China — and pressing to reduce taxpayer handouts to development banks that are perfectly capable of raising private capital on their own," Pompeo said, referring to the World Bank and the IMF.
|
|
With the Trump administration providing diplomatic cover, right-wing ministers in Israel pressing to exploit that while it lasts and international support for the Palestinians focused for the moment on Gaza, a new ruling by a settler-majority panel of Israel's Supreme Court appears to have freed the government to proceed with the removal of entire Bedouin communities on the West Bank.
|
|
Proponents for criminal justice reform, including White House adviser Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerTop immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia MORE, are pressing to get that legislation done before the end of the year, and Senate Republicans also have a slew of nominations to sort through.
|
|
What we need to make compatible is that this overall growth as a country, it goes to the infrastructure side, as well, and one of the big challenges the infrastructure market has today, in Europe, is not more to do it, but to maintain that infrastructure side, which is going to the yearly public budget, and as you know, Brussels is really pressing to reduce the deficit, and they need to find that somewhere.
|
|
Lawmakers are pressing to avoid the second government shutdown of the year as they battle over President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's demand for a border wall and new funding for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
|
|
Whether we were fighting alongside others around the globe to protect and expand freedom of expression; pressing to make sure copyright law continued to foster openness and creativity; designing an unconventional but dynamic corporate structure that has served Google so well; putting together industry-changing acquisitions that served as the foundation for some of Google's most popular products; creating and evolving the rules that protect our users; or establishing start-up models to help unleash the potential of our amazing Other Bets: I have always relished the opportunity to work with such talented colleagues.
|
|
Whether we were fighting alongside others around the globe to protect and expand freedom of expression; pressing to make sure copyright law continued to foster openness and creativity; designing an unconventional but dynamic corporate structure that has served Google so well; putting together industry-changing acquisitions that served as the foundation for some of Google's most popular products; creating and evolving the rules that protect our users; or establishing start-up models to help unleash the potential of our amazing Other Bets: I have always relished the opportunity to work with such talented colleagues.
|
|
Nadler, whose committee has been on the front lines of investigating the findings from within special counsel Robert Mueller's report, broached the topic with Pelosi because several members of his committee have been pressing to open an inquiry ... ... The tensions displayed behind closed doors underscore the growing divide within the caucus about how to proceed in the face of White House resistance to all its demands, as Pelosi and some of her top confidants argue that acting with too much haste would be a gift to their political foes while a growing faction of Democrats -- that now includes several high-profile and high-ranking members -- push them to take a tougher stand against what they call a lawless President.
|
|