Shawn Moody, a wealthy businessman, prevailed on the Republican side.
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Show me one action that she prevailed on this year.
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But younger organizers prevailed on them to hold it anyway.
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The Clinton ally gave credit to Pence, saying he "prevailed" on style.
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Though taken by surprise, Russia quickly mobilized and prevailed on the battlefield.
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The civility that once prevailed on Capitol Hill gave way to character assassination.
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On Thursday night, he prevailed on Center Court at Canada's biggest tennis tournament.
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Schlafly prevailed on the E.R.A., she failed in the long run on many levels.
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U.S. lawmakers and European allies gradually prevailed on Trump to take a harder line.
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Precythe, had yet to go to trial; the state had prevailed on summary judgment.
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And it was Dickey who then prevailed on Reilly to implore Audiard to direct the adaptation.
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Mr. Obama prevailed on Mr. Clancy to return, first as acting director and then as director.
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While the investigation was under way, two views of Mr Mueller's work prevailed on opposite political poles.
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But after about a year, his mother prevailed on the Marines to send her underage boy home.
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In 2017, again in the Elite Eight, South Carolina prevailed on the way to its first national title.
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Automobile dealers have prevailed on all fifty state legislatures to hinder automakers from selling cars to the public.
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If fairness prevailed, on the other hand, there was a lot of high-paying work to be done.
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And a dozen years later, he went back to that same script when the Cubs prevailed on Wednesday night.
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I believe that the administration would have largely prevailed on the second order if the litigation were not mooted.
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But those who prevailed on the battlefield could more than compensate for their military costs through occupation, plunder and enslavement.
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Medicaid expansion is coming to three more red states after ballot initiatives prevailed on Tuesday in Nebraska, Utah, and Idaho.
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In the N.L., Stanton prevailed on the strength of his 22001 homers and 1998 R.B.I., which led the major leagues.
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After the second world war the Keynesian consensus of full employment and managed economies prevailed on both sides of the Atlantic.
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"We can't have another health care failure," a White House official said, explaining how aides prevailed on him to reverse course.
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But those were ultimately overruled by the White House, which prevailed on several points that investors had championed, those records show.
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Another group, coming after Rae and Lisa and Naum and the farmer boy, prevailed on the woman to let them stay.
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The laws were sweeping, and they cut deeply into the powers Democrats thought they won when they prevailed on Election Day.
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"We can't have another health care failure," a White House official told Zeleny, explaining how aides prevailed on him to reverse course.
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Nonone prevailed on Court One, hours before Rafael Nadal beat Dominic Thiem on Court Philippe Chatrier to claim the French Open title.
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The calm mood that has prevailed on the Korean peninsula for the past year is clearly preferable to the nuclear brinkmanship of 2017.
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And he was said to be bitterly disappointed when Mr. Trump's children and campaign manager prevailed on the candidate to instead choose Gov.
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But they prevailed on Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to give diplomacy another chance and allow Russia 60 days to return to compliance.
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A just-released study by the Media Research Center found that negative stories about Trump prevailed on the evening network newscasts in 2017.
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Outraged, prominent American Jews in 1959 successfully prevailed on Dag Hammarskjold, the United Nations secretary general, to intervene, and the Portugals were freed.
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In November 2014, DCNS CEO Herve Guillou prevailed on French Defence Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian to visit Australia and start the pitch for France.
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Iraq's prime minister, Haider Abadi, has denounced the ballot as unconstitutional and prevailed on parliament to sack Kirkuk's governor, Najmaldin Karim, for backing the vote.
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Autos managed to end slightly up, even though caution prevailed on uncertainty over whether U.S. President Donald Trump would ultimately impose tariffs on car imports.
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Sure enough, common sense prevailed: On July 6, 2011, the two countries signed an agreement to allow Mexican trucks to operate in the United States.
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Oil prices fell back after touching six-month highs, as selling prevailed on signs of another storage build at the hub for U.S. crude futures.
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Three weeks later, he was part of an epic three-man playoff at The Players Championship before Rickie Fowler prevailed on the fourth extra hole.
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It was the counterargument that prevailed on Wednesday, at least in part because of the strong relationships between the White House and the Gulf countries.
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It has easily prevailed on the recent plebiscites of 2012 and 2016, the later boycotted by the forces of territorial immobility and anti-American separatism.
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AT&T Inc and Ciena Corp on Thursday prevailed on appeal in an infringement case brought by a company holding patents on fiber optic communications technology.
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Fernandez prevailed on Sunday in the majority of the country's provinces, but one of the starker differences was seen in the poor suburbs of Buenos Aires.
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Former world number one and five-time Grand Slam champion Sharapova prevailed on her fourth match point to set up the meeting with top seeded Barty.
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And for all its hawkish rhetoric, the Trump administration is also constrained by the delicate military balance that has prevailed on the Korean peninsula for 60 years.
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The Republicans prevailed on Election Day, weeks after the unusual alliance between the governor and the mayor ruptured amid accusations that Mr. Cuomo was sabotaging the effort.
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BERLIN - Feminine florals prevailed on the Marc Cain catwalk on Tuesday, with models wearing belts with bows and flower shape necklaces at the Berlin Fashion Week show.
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Rafael Nadal had no complaints and said the better player had prevailed on the day after his defeat by Novak Djokovic in a thrilling men's semi-final.
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By nightfall, threats to the calm that has generally prevailed on the West Bank for more than a year appeared to be cropping up by the hour.
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If Mr Netanyahu could indeed have prevailed on his benefactor to limit its distribution, this would have been worth millions to Mr Mozes and could constitute a bribe.
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The teachers prevailed on both occasions, and this year, secured improvements such as salary increases, reductions in class sizes and obtaining a full-time nurse in every school.
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Mr. Kaplan prevailed on Ms. Sandberg to promote Kevin Martin, a former Federal Communications Commission chairman and fellow Bush administration veteran, to lead the company's American lobbying efforts.
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The high school music program that inspired the television series "Glee" prevailed on appeal on Tuesday in a copyright lawsuit accusing it of using hit songs without permission.
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But by the early 1960s, Buckley's most intellectually formidable colleagues (Chambers and the political theorist James Burnham) had prevailed on him to make the magazine more politically responsible.
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A tax reform statement released Thursday, just as health-care legislation foundered yet again, showed that the White House has prevailed on that point, at least for now.
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"This is the toughest challenge I've faced in my career, to target a third Tour de France," Froome, who prevailed on the French roads in 0003 and 2015, said.
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Alphabet Inc's Google LLC on Wednesday prevailed on appeal in a long-running infringement case brought by a small Texas-based company holding a patent on digital advertising technology.
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The brief rally in European markets came to an abrupt halt on Tuesday, as two days of gains ended and red numbers prevailed on stock boards across the continent.
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Perez, the son of Dominican immigrants who was considered a potential running mate for Clinton, overcame a strong challenge from Ellison and prevailed on a 235-200 second-round vote.
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Ewan, competing in his first Tour de France, is now the only sprint specialist with two wins this year, having already prevailed on the 11th stage in Toulouse last Wednesday.
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I wish she could just come and stay with us for a little while, but Duane didn't even want her to come for Christmas—at least I prevailed on that.
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"Credit Suisse has fully prevailed on this matter multiple times, in separate venues, and in each case all of the claims were dismissed," a bank spokeswoman said in a statement.
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Mr. Cohen-Watnick, a holdover from Michael Flynn's aborted stint as national security adviser, complained to Mr. Bannon and Jared Kushner, who prevailed on Mr. Trump to have him reinstated.
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In contrast, in his successful re-election campaign in 22016, the only heavily-white precincts where Barack Obama prevailed on average were those where over 22016% of voters were college-educated.
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As social media exploded with indignation, Thompson rallied to force a playoff with Ryu before the South Korean — now ranked No. 1 in the world – prevailed on the first extra hole.
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But the Italian bid for the 22014 Winter Games was recast, and it prevailed on Monday in a vote by I.O.C. delegates in Lausanne, Switzerland, where the Olympic committee is based.
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"The agreement was approved by both of our victims and essentially if we had gone to trial and prevailed on all counts he'd have only faced 30 years," Frederickson said by phone.
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In the following decades, practitioners of "sick" humor, such as Lenny Bruce and the writers for Mad magazine, used comedy to shock their audience into insight, but softer fare prevailed on television.
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In 1938, she prevailed on a doctor to test her endocrine levels, only to learn that her female-hormone results were regular, while her male ones were low, even for a woman.
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Kavanaugh, moreover, occupies the seat that was previously held by Justice Anthony Kennedy, a relatively moderate conservative who prevailed on his fellow Republican justices to water down the Court's decision in Heller.
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Yet some of Mr. Trump's messages have found support in El Paso — though few were eager to talk about it much in the mood of grieving and anger that prevailed on Wednesday.
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Yet some of Mr. Trump's messages have found support in El Paso — though few were eager to talk about it much in the mood of grieving and anger that prevailed on Wednesday.
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PepsiCo Inc prevailed on Thursday in a lawsuit accusing it of stealing a smaller company's proprietary technology for adding aromas to beverage bottles in order to enhance the perceived taste of the drink.
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Muguruza hung in by her teeth but she wasted three chances to break back in the ninth game before Kvitova prevailed on her second match point when the Spaniard sent a forehand long.
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In the House-Senate conference committee, the Senate — where Republicans need to preserve nearly every vote because of their narrow majority — prevailed on most questions of whether targeted breaks would stay or go.
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They won big in Virginia, took full control of state government in New Jersey and Washington State, prevailed on an important ballot measure in Maine, and generally posted strong results across the nation.
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The Yankees prevailed on Thursday despite a subpar performance from their ace, Luis Severino, who battled into the sixth inning, and a stall by their high-powered offense after an explosive first inning.
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Despite the dangers, a sense of good cheer prevailed on Wednesday in a west Houston neighborhood that flooded when authorities released water from two nearby reservoirs that were in danger of spilling over.
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Among those who prevailed on Tuesday was Mikie Sherrill, a former Navy pilot and federal prosecutor who is seeking a competitive open seat in northern New Jersey that Democrats have not held in decades.
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However, the 26-year-old Harvey has always been a little headstrong, and in this instance he prevailed on his manager, Terry Collins, to let him go back out to the mound for the ninth.
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NEW YORK, June 2 (Reuters) - Singer Madonna prevailed on Thursday in a copyright lawsuit over her song "Vogue" which included allegations that a producer copied a 0.23 second segment of horns from an earlier song.
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Nibali, one of only six men who have won all three grand tours, prevailed on the Italian roads in 2013 and he believes his experience will help him to succeed despite his recent poor form.
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Hungary's Boglarka Devai won the vault, Belgium's Nina Derwael successfully defended her asymmetric bars title, Dutch Olympic champion Sanne Wevers prevailed on the balance beam and French starlet Melanie de Jesus was victorious on the floor.
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If a stentorian voice once prevailed on public radio, the model of the host that Glass incarnates, and that Brian Reed embodies on "S-Town"—a sensitive, hesitating, transparently liberal male—has become equally ubiquitous today.
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Committee Chairman Richard Shelby (R-Ala.) prevailed on Durbin to withdraw his amendment, but not before a discussion that in retrospect, shows how clueless Republicans were about what was really going on at the White House. Sen.
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Six months ago, when the president last had to decide whether to sign a waiver to keep the embassy in Tel Aviv, Mr. Kushner prevailed on Mr. Trump to do so, in the interest of the peace process.
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The employees prevailed on their reading of the law limiting the exemption to plans duly established by a church; ERISA does not free a hospital from its burdens, the lower courts ruled, when it sets up the plan itself.
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It was the third world title in U.S.A. Luge history, the first in Europe, and the first gold for an American in a world championship race since Hamlin prevailed on her home track at Lake Placid, N.Y., in 20093.
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G2 took the lead with a 163-12 win on Inferno, but Fnatic came back to even the match with a 16-11 win on Dust II. But G2000 prevailed on Train 29-212 to advance to the final.
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Rennert tried to submit a bid – in exchange for the entire judgment, the defendants would pay $45 million if the 2nd Circuit ruled for them and $100 million if the trustee prevailed on appeal – but the trustee disqualified the offer.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Pop singer Madonna prevailed on Thursday in a copyright lawsuit over her song "Vogue" that alleged one of her producers copied a fraction-of-a-second segment of horns from a song he had also worked on.
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"I look at this kind of like the Kavanaugh hearings," Mr. Newhouse said, referring to the partisan battle last year over confirming Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh, who faced allegations of sexual assault but ultimately prevailed on a mostly party-line vote.
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Minutes after the results were announced -- Perez prevailed on a second ballot after falling one vote short on the first -- the co-founder of the Progressive Change Campaign Committee, Adam Green, a vocal Ellison backer, leaned back and ruminated on the contentious scene.
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Imposing age limitations The new lawsuits raise the question of age limitations and another difficult challenge for gun control, though the federal government has previously prevailed on age limits and 6900 percent of people in a recent poll favored age limits on guns.
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James's father, Fox executive chairman Rupert Murdoch, has prevailed on Facebook and Google to consider adopting the cable model as a way to reinforce good content on the service, especially as bad actors have learned to exploit digital networks for political purposes.
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The difference between front-month Dubai crude and third-month stood at 2.43 cents a barrel on June 2, which is down from 62 cents on May 29 but is actually wider than the 2379.81 cents that prevailed on the last trading day in April.
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Sunweb rode hard in the first climb of the day as German Kittel was dropped, making sure he would not come back, and they collected their third win in four stages after Matthews won stage 14 and Frenchman Warren Barguil prevailed on stage 13.
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In February the government ended a system that had prevailed on the island since soon after the end of slavery in 1834, under which land formally belonged to the government, but was held in trust for the community and therefore was effectively communal land.
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The difference between front-month Dubai crude and third-month stood at 2.33 cents a barrel on June 2, which is down from 62 cents on May 29 but is actually wider than the 252.03 cents that prevailed on the last trading day in April.
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McIlroy — a former world No. 1 player who has won four major championships — went on to birdie No. 18, slipped into a playoff after Ryan Moore and Chappell both missed chances to win on their final holes and ultimately prevailed on the fourth extra hole.
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This had much to do with the way his principles and priorities shifted after the publisher and academic Alan Swallow, accepting Williams's manuscript, prevailed on him to enroll as a G.I. Bill student at the University of Denver, where Swallow taught in the English department.
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DOJ can immediately drop its appeals in these cases, it can acknowledge that the plaintiffs have prevailed on their Religious Freedom Restoration Act claims, permanent injunctions can be issued, and HHS can be allowed to enact the excellent regulation that it has already drafted.
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Representative Martha Roby of Alabama prevailed on Tuesday in a Republican primary election that unfolded as a test of fealty to President Trump, defeating a challenger who assailed her for withdrawing her support for Mr. Trump in the last days of the 2016 campaign.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Led Zeppelin prevailed on Thursday in a copyright lawsuit brought against surviving members of the British rock band, as jurors rejected a claim that the opening guitar passage from its classic hit "Stairway to Heaven" was lifted from the lesser-known U.S. band Spirit.
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One possibility is that the original leaked order was the handiwork of Mike Pence, the pious vice president, and that Ivanka Trump, the president's daughter, prevailed on him to steer clear of a move that would infuriate the gay and lesbian community and gay-friendly millennials.
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The Justice Department, after all, prevailed on both of its constitutional arguments at the 5th Circuit, which ruled, as DOJ argued, both that the FHFA director is unconstitutionally insulated from accountability to the president but that the unconstitutional appointment doesn't nullify Treasury's 2012 agreement with the agency.
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During the Vietnam War, for example, Beijing prevailed on Pyongyang to keep its border with South Korea tense so that the Pentagon was unable to pull U.S. troops from the ironically named Demilitarized Zone, which cuts across the Korean Peninsula, for the American war in Southeast Asia.
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But Oculus—the company that…Read more ReadSpeaking to Ars Technica, Joshua Rich, a partner at IP law firm McDonnell Boehnen Hulbert & Berghoff LLP, seems to agree:"Had they prevailed on the trade secrets claim, [ZeniMax] would have been in an extremely strong position for an injunction," Rich said.
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While the court ruled against Trump on the rationale his administration gave for adding the citizenship question, Roberts and his fellow conservatives prevailed on a separate part of the ruling in which the court decided that the Constitution does not block inclusion of a citizenship question in the future.
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"A possible deal over the speaker positions between the two populist forces that prevailed on March 4 — the Five Star Movement and the Northern League (Lega) – should not be regarded as a prelude to a possible joint governing arrangement," Wolfango Piccoli, co-president of Teneo Intelligence, said Tuesday.
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It also secured home-field advantage throughout the playoffs for the Saints, who prevailed on a night when they were far from their best — one great drive by the offense in the fourth quarter, aided by a pass-interference penalty on a fourth-down incompletion, was enough to earn the win.
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Sports Briefing The French rider Warren Barguil prevailed on the barren slopes of the fearsome Col d'Izoard climb in the Alps, winning his second stage of the 104th Tour de France while Chris Froome defended his overall race lead Thursday, putting him in touching distance of a fourth Tour crown.
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Although the attorneys prevailed on their claims under the U.S. Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA), which generally mandates attorneys' fees to successful plaintiffs, exceptions should be made when fee requests are unreasonable, a unanimous three-judge panel of the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said in an unsigned decision on Friday.
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During my dinner with Soros, I pointed out that some political observers drew a straight line from Black Wednesday to Brexit, in that the 1992 crisis strengthened the position of the Euroskeptics in Britain's Conservative Party, the faction that ultimately pushed for and prevailed on the vote to leave the European Union.
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The team from P.S. 77, which is known as the Lower Lab School, had a couple of potentially deflating losses in the early rounds, but prevailed on the tournament's last day to defeat more established teams from New York City: the Dalton School, Hunter College Elementary School, the Speyer Legacy School and Collegiate School.
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The closest modern-era analogies are 210, when Walter Mondale needed superdelegates to put him over the top before getting thrashed by Ronald Reagan, and 22016, when Hubert Humphrey prevailed on the first nomination ballot after an acrimonious floor fight between delegates paired with anti-Vietnam protests on the streets doomed Democrats and elected Richard Nixon.
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And she has vowed to renegotiate France's relationship with the European Union, threatening to upend the project of European integration that has prevailed on the Continent as an antidote to the brutalities of World War II. Her strength in polls in recent weeks prompted investors to demand greater returns on French government debt, a sign that the odds of default — however minute — were multiplying.
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A year later, during the recording of the album "Revolver," Mr. Martin no longer had to cajole: The Beatles prevailed on him to augment their recordings with arrangements for strings (on "Eleanor Rigby"), brass (on "Got to Get You Into My Life"), marching band (on "Yellow Submarine") and solo French horn (on "For No One"), as well as a tabla player for Harrison's Indian-influenced song "Love You To." It was also at least partly through Mr. Martin's encouragement that the Beatles became increasingly interested in electronic sound.
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I had been eating and drinking, working and laying work aside, and then the floodwaters prevailed exceedingly on the earth, and all the high hills under the whole heaven were covered; and all flesh died that moved upon the earth, birds and cattle and beasts and every creeping thing that creeps on the earth, and every man, all in whose nostrils was the breath of the spirit of life, all that was on the dry land, died and were destroyed from the earth, and the waters prevailed on the earth one hundred and fifty days.
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