The bill has not been pushed forward for a vote.
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They pushed forward in ways that they don't do now.
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The plan says this should be "pushed forward" by 2018.
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The factory's closing date got pushed forward again, to September.
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Congress and the Trump administration have pushed forward stimulus plans.
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Alaphilippe pushed forward and advised them to knock it off.
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Stories that garnered discussion were pushed forward, promoted, and re-circulated.
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He says she was being pushed forward by a Dothraki captor.
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In response, the House quickly pushed forward antidueling legislation in Congress.
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"It was devastating, but I pushed forward," Burkart, 44, tells PEOPLE.
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I pushed forward, drawn to his good looks, intelligence and manners.
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He pushed forward often, winning 28 of 37 points at net.
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Dianne Feinstein has pushed forward her version backed by several Democrats.
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Despite corporate America's misgivings, the department has pushed forward with these regulations.
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We grabbed a little bit of momentum from that and pushed forward.
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Pinera, meanwhile, pushed forward with reforms aimed at taming the continuing unrest.
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One of them is pushed forward by his two more cowardly friends.
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In the fall of 2016, Doppler pushed forward with production after switching manufacturers.
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But rather than backing down, Trump pushed forward and the media was incensed.
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His organization pushed forward 16 of its own candidates for the recent election.
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A lot of my favourite records are pushed forward by something like that.
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But the discussion is being pushed forward in wards, ministries and living rooms.
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I was the one who pushed forward for two and a half years.
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In northern Syria, the SDF pushed forward into the Old City of Raqqa.
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She always pushed forward and never allowed the nervous Rybarikova to feel comfortable.
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With her father Bill, 59, mother Dawn, 54, and Katie, 23, she pushed forward.
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He felt it was true to his character, though, and so he pushed forward.
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TVP has pushed forward a steady stream of fawning stories about the ruling party.
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And we pushed forward the AI principles, and we agreed to them last May.
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For years, Burnett had always pushed forward, jockeying back and forth between Iraq and Afghanistan.
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France pushed forward with the tax after a broader EU-wide effort failed last year.
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She arched against the wall of the stall, her chest pushed forward into Letty's hands.
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We were pushed forward, also by the people at Mayhem who really believed in us.
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If Republicans had pushed forward with the vote, Bounds's nomination would have failed after Sen.
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The mystery was why Djokovic kept hitting to del Potro's forehand when he pushed forward.
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Amore, according to Sheahan, continued to restrain her and pushed forward with the sexual assault.
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At an emergency shelter near the Turkish border, Alia Abras, 37, pushed forward to speak.
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Down break points, Tsitsipas came up with huge serves, pushed forward or served and volleyed.
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And that was pushed forward for many years by Pat Schroeder, who was a Democrat.
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He also pushed forward "The Greatest Story Ever Told," the star-studded 21950 biblical epic.
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Jerry Brown has pushed forward over the years with the state's high-speed rail project.
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Jockstraps and dresses, leather and glittery velvet, all of us being elevated, pushed forward together.
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Developers in these other places pushed forward with styles specific to those platforms, to varying extent.
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Enter: The Harvard Brain TrustCaudalíe had already pushed forward the research on the power of grapes.
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He pushed forward with obvious lies and seemed unable to comprehend where this was taking him.
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Another example: The administration has pushed forward on measures that will kick people off food stamps.
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With her doctors aware of her condition and standing by at the ready, she pushed forward.
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Even the George W. Bush administration pushed forward with NATO enlargement without significant resistance from Moscow.
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Still, she pushed forward and began her Ph.D. in atmospheric science at Columbia University last year.
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Mr. Sarkozy's maneuver had abruptly pushed forward the timing of the operation, but for all of Mrs.
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"But as the fighting pushed forward, as airstrikes were called in, there have been significant civilian casualties."
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Right, and so in your last few months as secretary, you pushed forward federal automated vehicle guidelines.
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This is because they have pushed forward toward success in spite of obstacles they may have encountered.
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Overall, the acquisition is pushed forward by Elon Musk's vision of a unified sustainable energy track. 8.
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It's about the time that Denton really pushed forward with Kinja that internet comments seemed to peak.
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Another musical extravaganza she pushed forward, the Chicago Gospel Music Festival, held its 30th program last spring.
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But it has remade no wheel; it has pushed forward no conversation (apart from criticism of Apple).
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An intriguing thread is left deliberately untied, the wider story of Star Wars pushed forward a little.
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He has pushed forward on the southern border wall, regardless of Mexico's refusal to pay for it.
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"The timeline was pushed forward a little more quickly than we expected," Ms. Dietrick said on Saturday.
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The set has been pushed forward, with the ceiling lowered, so you're physically closer to the audience.
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He pushed forward on his people's long-held dream of an independent state and held the vote.
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Less publicly, the Trump administration has pushed forward regulations that will drive up premiums for sicker Americans.
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They sound steeped in history and sadness but are pushed forward in a way that's very now.
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Then the awnings were tilted back down, the tables pushed forward and the crowds filled the rails.
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We're almost 15 months into the Trump presidency, and no real infrastructure plan has been pushed forward.
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But the singer, whose influence pushed forward long after her death, is no ghost of decades past.
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Important middle-school examinations have already been pushed forward into next week, when cooler temperatures are expected.
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But Matthews pushed forward, saying that his oxygen was fine and reaching the summit on May 13.
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"I pushed forward, because when people say that stuff, it usually means that's someplace interesting," she says.
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On Monday, the Senate passed an amendment against Kaspersky Lab pushed forward by New Hampshire Democrat Jeanne Shaheen.
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They create and set the tone for everything, yet are rarely the faces pushed forward in mainstream media.
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"Since its launch, ICBC's Madrid branch has actively pushed forward trade cooperation between China and Spain," it said.
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In the past, each new FF game pushed forward in some way, and the series was exceedingly ambitious.
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Journalists pushed forward the sensational narrative of a nutso man-hater let loose with a 12-inch knife.
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"I felt myself pushed forward as if by a force of air," she said in a phone interview.
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Then we realized that the strategy he pushed forward ending up criminalizing and deporting a ton of immigrants.
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On Thursday, when Mr. Forsythe came out to bow, he smiled sheepishly and had to be pushed forward.
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President Donald Trump pushed forward with his campaign to throttle his former attorney general's ambitions on Tuesday night.
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The desire to set up tax reform is not the only reason Republicans pushed forward on the bill.
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But on Friday, New Zealand, Malaysia, Venezuela, and Senegal pushed forward to introduce the resolution for a vote.
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As Facebook and Google pushed forward with cheaper ads that were micro-targeted using personal data, Apple fell behind.
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When Chappi the hedgehog was faced with struggle, she didn't back down — she pushed forward in a homemade wheelchair.
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The world's two biggest annual climate polluters -- the United States and China -- pushed forward the Paris Agreement on climate.
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Iowa's new ban is just one of many new abortion restrictions that have been pushed forward in recent months.
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France pushed forward with its own domestic tax on digital companies after an EU-wide effort failed last year.
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Although France pushed forward with its own domestic tax on digital companies, an EU-wide effort failed last year.
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Events that have pushed forward ESG concerns include the Volkswagen emissions scandal and the fraud revelations at Wells Fargo.
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As the state of the art keeps getting pushed forward, last year's CGI characters look steadily worse by comparison.
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U.S. Treasury yields rose with the benchmark yield hitting a seven-week high as the tax bill pushed forward.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping has pushed forward plans to phase out by 2022 joint-venture rules for foreign automakers.
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The new legislation is detailed in Motherboard where we learn that the bills are being pushed forward by repair.
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Chines President Xi Jinping has pushed forward plans to phase out joint-venture rules for foreign automakers by 2022.
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" Du Bois pushed forward Black visibility with his extraordinary dedication to what he called "the development of Negro thought.
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White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders said there were "no specific policies or actions" on Amazon being pushed forward.
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Police and the rapid response units pushed forward with more snipers and drones and more soldiers on foot, he said.
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As the 2016–17 season pushed forward, the loss continued, its pace relentless: Anthony Ford, Terence Crutcher, Keith Lamont Scott.
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Mujica was released but not allowed to leave the city, forcing him to stay behind as the caravan pushed forward.
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Conversations are pushed forward, and a new cycle begins for healing and inner transformation, as well as complicated financial issues.
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It's visually spare but all pushed forward by Common's energy, the camera following him as he prowls in the round.
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But Scruggs pushed forward with the help of a White House Fellow, and the memorial finally went up in 1982.
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The Israelis or certain portions of the Israeli government decided no, that was not a good idea, and pushed forward.
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Tensions are surging in China after a decision pushed forward plans to deploy a U.S. anti-missile system in South Korea.
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It's one part guitar, and one part lackadasical beat, and one part a feeling of being pushed forward by the music.
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The frontiers of trade governance can be usefully pushed forward by bilateral and regional agreements, as well as within the WTO.
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Ahmadinejad was known during his two terms in office as a hardliner who pushed forward Iran's nuclear program despite international opposition.
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It used the furthest extreme of other rock music genres as its base line, its foundation, and pushed forward from there.
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She pushed forward an idea that eventually became not just law, but an entirely new federal agency dedicated to defending consumers.
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Peru pushed forward in the second half and were thrown a lifeline with 20 minutes remaining when Jesus was sent off.
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"The BOJ's massive monetary easing has pushed forward quite a bit the timing for such consolidation to take place," he said.
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The province also pushed forward the elimination of small coal-fired industrial boilers and ultra-low emission upgrades at steel mills.
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Republicans did not form their own commission but followed suit, enacting many of the reforms pushed forward by the Democratic commission.
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The lawsuit is being pushed forward by his sister and Bill Moore, a close friend and former partner of Mr. Zarda's.
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The CDC has confirmed six more deaths since then, and regulators have pushed forward with plans to limit e-cigarette use.
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Last week, House Democrats pushed forward a resolution demanding the Trump administration be more transparent about its review of national monuments.
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And despite Democrats, and even some Republicans, challenging him at every corner, he has pushed forward to implement the people's agenda.
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But after dealing with his initial doubts, Damas pushed forward, realizing how valuable Dorothy's characterization would be in the game's world.
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Update: The date of next month's Apple event has been pushed forward to March 21st from an earlier date of March 15th.
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Still, he pushed forward, working for Goldman for around a year, then at companies in Kansas City, Missouri and Salt Lake City.
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The following month, city prosecutors pushed forward with juvenile delinquency charges against her for criminal possession of the cellphone and resisting arrest.
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" As Elon Musk pushed forward with very public fits and starts, Bezos advised his team, "Be the tortoise and not the hare.
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Take-Two has pushed forward with lawsuits against programs like Evolve, which cost money and are used in the game's online mode.
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Right. [laughs] So when I pushed forward that 21PD technology for the S7, that was a very hard decision to make, actually.
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While there are many potential terrestrial applications for human hibernation, much of the research is still being pushed forward by space agencies.
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The second nominee, Ms. Fairfax, was presumably vetted by Senator Warren and reportedly pushed forward by Senator Sherrod Brown, Democrat of Ohio.
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"Climate protection can be pushed forward in an effective and competetion-friendly way only by all states," said DIHK President Eric Schweitzer.
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Against Russia, England controlled long periods of the match and pushed forward more insistently, recording 16 attempts on goal to Russia's six.
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Some agents say the spring was particularly slow, so a lot of that demand may have been pushed forward to the fall.
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The meeting had been scheduled for Thursday morning but the military pointedly asked at the last minute that it be pushed forward.
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"Climate protection can be pushed forward in an effective and competition-friendly way only by all states," said DIHK President Eric Schweitzer.
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Sonically the band has pushed forward their songwriting ability to new heights, allowing their music to fluctuate between moments of catchiness and resonance.
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You might've thought Google's latest attempt to compete with the likes of Apple Music and Spotify would've pushed forward with new ideas. Nope.
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This change is being pushed forward alongside another which determines the amount of the fund that government can spend in its annual budgets.
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VP pushed forward toward the bomb and Neo knew he had a chance of defusing the bomb with covering fire from his teammates.
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After the option expired — this takes about 12-20173 months — Gomez and Teefey pushed forward, shopping the story around to other production companies.
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Candidates from other countries are also likely to be pushed forward to lead the Fund, whose membership includes nearly all the world's nations.
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Last year, Amazon pushed forward more than 1 million deals over the course of 1.5 days during its annual sales event, Prime Day.
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Unpopular President Michel Temer has pushed forward with plans to sell Eletrobras and several members of his administration believe Petrobras should be privatized.
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Despite the confusion, Republican leaders pushed forward, counting on moderate Democrats and Republicans to reject the proposed overhaul and pass the extension bill.
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Of course, none of this makes a difference unless alternative low- and no-carbon energy solutions are pushed forward over oil and gas.
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That pessimism continued into 24 and 25 as rivals like Samsung pushed forward with iPhone alternatives that had bigger screens and wild features.
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People at the back of the crowd pushed forward after a few doors were opened to let in the surging mass of concertgoers.
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Apparently unsatisfied with the outcome of Horowitz's review, Barr has pushed forward with a separate investigation into potential misconduct in the Russia investigation.
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Today we're in a back-to-the-future moment and the industry is being increasingly pushed forward by this new breed of scientist-entrepreneur.
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Nest pushed forward and under the leadership of Marwan Fawaz it released new Nest Cams, made existing products smarter, and expanded the company overseas.
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The coalition forming behind Lyft is seen as a hedge against Uber, which has pushed forward with a massive global expansion of its own.
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But even as House investigators pushed forward, Democrats on the investigation grumbled in private that Nunes had never really stepped away from the probe.
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Instead, his interests became more musical, pushed forward by Weston—a mastering engineer—as they shared a love for the art of recording music.
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Walden has raised awareness around cyber threats to the electric grid, and pushed forward legislation meant to secure the power grid against foreign cyberattacks.
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Nest pushed forward and under the leadership of Marwan Fawaz it released new Nest Cams, made existing products smarter, and expanded the company overseas.
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Last Congress, the House Energy and Commerce Committee approved the Self-Drive Act and the Senate Commerce Committee pushed forward the AV START Act.
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At the time, there was skepticism that the technology was good enough to do photo-real backgrounds, but "we pushed forward anyway," Favreau says.
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Like the original, this Betty does not lament her looks, and the story is pushed forward to be about existing in two different worlds.
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But Democrats pushed forward, vowing to keep holding the floor indefinitely and turning to social media in the absence of House cameras and microphones.
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In just one generation, a whole set of facts will just disappear, because they are not being pushed forward in the arts, in education.
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The gold tracing accents of the conductive sensors are pushed forward rather than hidden away, with the whole board then encased in a bamboo frame.
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But the technology is advancing industry-wide, and the regulatory situation is being pushed forward, however slowly, by companies' desire to put drones to work.
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Had it been successful, Apple might not have pushed forward as aggressively with its other phone project, internally known as M68, which became the iPhone.
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Undeterred, my supporters and I pushed forward and, supported by grant funding, conducted a trial in two countries testing our foods in statin intolerant individuals.
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While change is slowly happening, pushed forward by multifarious representations of beauty on social media, fashion's diversity problem reigns apparent from the top earners' list.
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It is with that notion that our team unrelentingly pushed forward — risking their own health and wellbeing — to see this initiative with Rethink to fruition.
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Rick Scott pushed forward a $450 million plan that would have ensured there was at least one officer for every 1,000 students in the state.
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But he pushed forward with the "oath," and the United States government, in a formal statement, stopped just short of denouncing the move as unconstitutional.
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" She added, "I just think it's really encouraging that there are more and more female voices being pushed forward and given great slots on telly.
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For weeks, US-led coalition airstrikes had pummeled parts of the town while fighters from the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) pushed forward on the ground.
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I pushed forward in the last Knesset a recognition of the Armenian Holocaust even though this is not the right practical move opposite the Turks.
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But the senate's vote on the bill, pushed forward without any changes, has all but erased any progress the leaders made in Israel days earlier.
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But the troops pushed forward despite black apocalyptic skies, street after street of decimated buildings, torn electric cables whipping across the road, and hot searing winds.
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In 2015, President Obama pushed forward power plant CO2 regulations and his "Clean Power Plan" — which Ebell and the Competitive Enterprise Institute are, of course, fighting.
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The inner wall can also be pushed forward, reducing the size of the artery's opening and sometimes, as it was in this patient, blocking it completely.
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As some cities pass bans on the technology, the federal government has pushed forward — but this reversal shows the limits of public appetite for its use.
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Horowitz stated that the FBI had an "authorized purpose" when it pushed forward with its probe of George Papadopoulos, Michael Flynn, Paul Manafort and Carter Page.
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The difference with these success stories is that they pushed forward past these bad experiences and rejections, and even used them as a springboard for success.
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It's early days, but here's an example of an experiment five years ago that's been replicated and pushed forward by many different research groups in academia.
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Wrestling site Pro Wrestling Sheet reported that the on-sale ticket date for the Crown Jewel event has been pushed forward on the organization's website, from Oct.
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"At the same time, other exchange program between the two countries' militaries are also being pushed forward in a smooth manner in accordance with plans," Ren said.
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The touch and taste of the 2010s was nonlinear acceleration: always moving, always faster, but torn this way and that way, pushed forward, and pulled back under.
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In two years, Republicans have cut taxes and pushed forward a deregulatory agenda that's targeted energy, national parks, clean water, and — with the help of Democrats — banks.
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As the flavor developed on our tastebuds, the pizza notes pushed forward with layered hints of oregano, touches of tomato, and even a teensy bit of cheesiness.
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The relationship has become more strained in recent years, as North Korea has pushed forward with its nuclear program in defiance of warnings from the United Nations.
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Especially since during the last session, the female-dominated Legislature pushed forward proposals related to the tampon tax, equal pay, and workplace discrimination protection for pregnant women.
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Cannabis start-ups, food companies and restaurants have pushed forward anyway, introducing CBD-infused seltzers and lattes in anticipation that the FDA would eventually tweak its rules.
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But as he's stuck to his post atop the Justice Department, Sessions has pushed forward the President's agenda in a way perhaps no other agency head has.
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State legislators, who on Monday pushed forward two measures that would give a break to borrowers in the program, said they were troubled by the agency's tactics.
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Given that the congressional budget often bears no resemblance to the president's budget, that deadline should be pushed forward by at least two months, to Feb. 85033.
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But Mr. Maduro shrugged off the international pressure last month, when the Constituent Assembly under his control pushed forward the date of the presidential election to April.
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Building on changes begun during the Obama administration, he pushed forward with a long-term overhaul to make the vast health care system more efficient and nimble.
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On Saturday, Brett McGurk, the presidential envoy for the Global Coalition to Defeat ISIS, pushed forward his scheduled departure from the post in disagreement with Trump's decision.
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In the weeks that followed United Nations officials urged swift action in the face of civil war risk, while the African Union pushed forward its peacekeeping proposal.
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That's the mark of what made these series so great—they all pushed forward the conversations that we're going to need to carry on into the next.
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The Obama administration has pushed forward on several value-based care initiatives, but one of the most striking success stories we've had occurred under the previous Republican administration.
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She said that in one specific instance, she pushed forward with a new deal and, as she'd expected, the companies veered off in different and non-competitive directions.
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Robert Goddard, who pushed forward liquid rocketry in the early 22012s, was clearly a fan of the genre, because he wrote some science fiction himself, according to io22015 .
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Too often, billions in special interest funding is tucked away, the budget gets passed with little debate or scrutiny, the deficit balloons and wasteful funding get pushed forward.
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His comments come amid changes in U.S. policy under new President Donald Trump who has pushed forward the idea of energy independence for the country by executive order.
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Burroughs explains that it was a decision made, in part, to ensure the narrative is constantly pushed forward without the breaks in tempo that dialogue would inevitably bring.
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Clinton described Khan's last day on earth: when a suspicious vehicle approached Khan's infantry in Iraq, he told his troops to get back even as he pushed forward.
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But the reality is that he pushed forward advances in charter schools and vouchers, testing and preschool, all the while battling a state superintendent backed by the unions.
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But despite weeks of protest in France's largest city centers, French Prime Minister Manuel Valls said it is his "responsibility" to make sure the bill is pushed forward.
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This is one of the most egregious missing features from the device at the moment, something both Alexa and Google Home devices have pushed forward more quickly on.
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Still, the decision alarmed the White House sufficiently that it rapidly pushed forward with an appeal both to preserve its independence and to protect the health care law.
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"I love him, I love him, I love him," Maria Sierp, 71, said to no one in particular as she pushed forward for her peck from Mr. Grimm.
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It is now being pushed forward by LLOG, a privately owned US company, with an aim to develop 140m barrels with a break-even of $50 per barrel.
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It has already pushed forward plans to nearly double production capacity at its U.S. plant to keep up with demand, while also cutting its exposure to currency fluctuations.
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Policymakers in the overwhelmingly Democratic state House -- with 25 Republican state senator and 5 Republicans in the state House -- have pushed forward a wave of ambitious progressive legislation.
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The U.S.-Mexico border barrier that President Donald Trump pushed forward with this week could cost a projected $15 billion, according to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky.
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Some cities have pushed forward with municipal, public broadband — like Chattanooga, Tennessee, which has reportedly seen unemployment move from 7.8 percent to 4.1 percent in the past three years.
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Scotland pushed forward in desperation and finally got their reward when substitute McArthur guided in a close-range header after Callum Paterson's cross was flicked on by Grant Hanley.
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As the world panicked over whether Brazil's far-right presidential frontrunner, Jair Bolsonaro, is more of a Trump or a Duterte, MBL pushed forward 16 of its own candidates.
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In a vicious cycle, the consequences of that violence have pushed forward the underlying attitudes that allow discriminatory policies to flourish and justify the racially unequal world we've built.
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The kinetic characters in "The March of Folly" (2018) are presented like a parade, each train car pushed forward by the one behind, a metaphoric tail wagging the dog.
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The piece you're about to read interviews women and minority film industry players about their personal experiences of not feeling seen, heard or accepted, and how they pushed forward.
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We are watching indefensible policy being pushed forward in an indefensible process in the hopes that it will eventually be signed into law and implemented by an indefensible administration.
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To him, both then and now, there was no room for sentiment in the high-stakes NBA—you simply pursued the best assets, feelings be damned, and pushed forward.
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When I got home, my feet were swollen, my toes red from the pressure of being pushed forward — not a good look, nor is it practical for physical exertion.
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Over the past few years, Alphabet's Waymo, GM's Cruise, Argo AI (funded by Ford and VW), Intel's Mobileye, and Tesla have all pushed forward in the autonomous-mobility business.
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Calderwood was immediately caught in a whirlwind of punches from Lipski, but pushed forward to the clinch and showed off her grappling from top position through the first round.
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Uber continues to lose money as it scales scooters, bikes and other newer businesses It appears Uber's IPO timeline was pushed forward following reports of Lyft's confidential IPO paperwork.
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In a contentious meeting at the Capitol on Tuesday, Senate Republicans told senior White House officials that they were prepared to overturn the tariffs if Mr. Trump pushed forward.
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Mr. Lasseter, who also operates a winery in Sonoma County with his wife, Nancy, nonetheless pushed forward "Cars 3," which received improved reviews but stalled at the box office.
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Elliott knew that if he sat out a whole season his contract would just be pushed forward by a year and he would be no closer to free agency.
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Xiaomi pushed forward with the planned launch at its Beijing headquarters despite the continued issues around the new coronavirus outbreak which has claimed the lives of over 1,22019 people.
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To reduce its debts, the company pushed forward maturities of $33 billion bank loans, equitised about $2.4 billion in unsecured bonds and $1 billion in obligations for newly built rigs.
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One sergeant in the Counter Terrorism Force told CNN last month that his unit had stopped using vehicles and had pushed forward at night on foot, frequently surprising ISIS fighters.
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Despite its calls for freedom of navigation and restraint for peace, the US has pushed forward militarization of the South China Sea with an "intention to exert hegemony," Yang added.
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The backdrop: In the Senate, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell pushed forward on a procedural motion, but he doesn't seem to have the votes to pass a bill with border funding.
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The Peshmerga have been holding a long defensive berm since then, and it's from this that the Iraqis -- the 15th Division of the Iraqi Army -- pushed forward towards al-Nasr.
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Instead of calling it quits, Vlambeer pushed forward and eventually launched Ridiculous Fishing in 2013, to wide acclaim, even nabbing an Apple Design Awards at the 2013 Worldwide Developers Conference.
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The festivities — which the bride pushed forward due to her father's health crisis — took place at the McCain family ranch in Cornville, Arizona, outside Sedona, in front of 117 people.
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However the height and airport flight restrictions for drones were pushed forward, given the clear safety risks — after a year-on-year increase in reports of drone incidents involving aircraft.
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Some of the losses, such as a missed lunch at a restaurant, will be permanent, while others, such as buying milk at the grocery store, will merely be pushed forward.
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But in the past month, an exiled businessman with ties to the state security apparatus has pushed forward allegations that Mr Wang's wife's family improperly benefits from ties to HNA.
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The German also said forward vision was not very good, with some distortion from the curvature of the screen, and he felt his helmet being pushed forward on the straights.
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Attacks on Jeff Sessions -- who has been popular with Trump's base, pushed forward with immigration reform and taken a tough line on crime -- have not dented support for the President.
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Each stride pushes the rider's pelvis forward, so after 35 minutes, a rider undergoes more than 3,000 repetitions of "trunk challenge," in which the trunk is pushed forward and back.
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The Trump administration has pushed forward several initiatives to combat immigrant crime, although statistics show immigrants — both documented and undocumented — are less likely to commit crime than the general population.
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In a contentious meeting at the Capitol on Tuesday, Senate Republicans had told senior White House officials that they were prepared to overturn the tariffs if Mr. Trump pushed forward.
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So state lawmakers pushed forward with their "repeal" deal, even as LGBTQ advocates argued that the deal doesn't go far enough — and continues enabling anti-LGBTQ discrimination in North Carolina.
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If the shooter maintains forward pressure by leaning into it, the rifle gets pushed forward after each shot, causing the trigger to "bump" into the shooter's finger, firing another round.
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The celebration resumed, and when it ended, Germany pushed forward in desperation, with Neuer, always eager to roam widely, abandoning his goal altogether and turning himself into an extra midfielder.
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The university's law school pushed forward its planned mandatory indigenous law course until 2018, because its faculty of 1403 included just two indigenous professors, one of whom was on leave.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi avoided the topic of a territorial dispute and instead pushed forward on trade relations during their summit over the weekend.
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But what exactly officials, and more notably, the President, are looking for remains unclear given that the proposals they've so far pushed forward would be a non-starter for Democrats.
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Higher stock prices and expectations for slower earnings growth have pushed forward price/earnings multiples back up to the levels that worried some investors the last time Wall Street peaked.
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Within short order, however, the migrants had forced open that fence, too, and pushed forward until they were toe-to-toe with the Mexican riot police, who did not budge.
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Since 2015, the #OscarsSoWhite campaign pushed forward the need to make representation a top priority, not just for people of color but for people of different abilities, genders, and sexual orientations.
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It could have pushed forward the conversation about consumer data by encouraging exhibitors (especially big ones like Panasonic, Sony, and others) to talk about how they're acquiring and using consumer data.
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Watch Mark Rober shoot in action here:The world's biggest Nerf gun works with a 3000 psi paintball tank that shoots air into a firing chamber when the trigger is pushed forward.
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They are then going to intervene with the government to make that regulation work for their benefit, much more than for the benefit of the consumers who pushed forward the regulation.
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Pushed forward by the Patrick brothers who had previously introduced the concept into their league—the Pacific Coast Hockey Association—during the 1920s, it ushered in a new wave of excitement.
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As the protesters pushed forward, singing "The Star-Spangled Banner," the police appeared unwilling to accommodate their wish to be arrested, and officers replaced the line of bikes with metal barricades.
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The Senate Democrats pushed forward an amendment to a budget resolution aimed at lowering prescription drug prices by allowing American pharmacists, wholesalers, and individuals to bring in cheaper drugs from Canada.
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In the weeks before the talks, the United Arab Emirates, a key Saudi ally, pushed forward with a fierce offensive to snatch the Red Sea port of Hudaydah from Houthi control.
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Uber's cost of operating in London is set to rise even further after the transport regulator pushed forward with new plans that are set to add nearly £1m to its bill.
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When Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg pushed forward a contentious plan to build taller buildings along a thoroughfare in brownstone Brooklyn, he found support from Mr. de Blasio, then the local councilman.
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The Spanish government ignored Rovira's plan and pushed forward with Cerdà's, but in Barcelona, the Catalan-friendly city government and the working classes alike saw it as an imposition from outside.
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But after Mr. Kammen left, Judge Spath ruled that learned counsel were required only "to the extent practicable," and pushed forward with pretrial hearings with just the lieutenant at the helm.
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Go out and find real people and real stories and make sure they're pushed forward to the front of the rope line — push forward to a microphone at a town hall.
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Throughout the election process, I have not heard much from or about her, but last night I feel as if she really pushed forward to be able to get herself heard.
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But he still pushed forward with exceptional measures, reportedly in the face of unprecedented dissent from the influential central bank governors of Germany, France, the Netherlands, Austria and Estonia, among others.
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Meanwhile, Isabella has pushed forward on concessions deals at Nationals Park, Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, and Los Angeles International Airport, and a 10-concept food hall inside a ritzy Virginia mall.
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We could not foresee with certainty what those programs would eventually look like, let alone whether they would succeed, but they were pushed forward with intuition and heart, and nourished with optimism.
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Legislation that would allow the blanketing of our communities with several thousand new 28500-foot tall antennas installed every hundred paces is being pushed forward overriding objections from property owners or schools.
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As the Zuffa-era UFC revised the image of MMA in North America and pushed forward with a sport-first mentality, PRIDE held the upper hand through better purses and sheer audacity.
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Pat Cash, an Australian who was one of the sport's premier volleyers when he won Wimbledon in 1987, was among those feeling nostalgic as Zverev pushed forward time and again versus Murray.
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"Fire and Fury" went on sale Friday morning, the release date pushed forward several days by publisher Henry Holt due to unprecedented demand — likely created by Trump's legal attempt to stop publication.
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Thursday night, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders also pushed forward the administration's message that Democrats are responsible for the separation of families in a tense exchange with White House reporters.
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Lu said China already had diplomatic relations with 25 countries in the Americas, including the United States, and far from negatively affecting the region, China had positively pushed forward economic development and security.
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Arizona legislative committees on Wednesday pushed forward a bill that seeks to prevent abortions by directing $7.5 million over the next three years to adoption services and apparently funding controversial crisis pregnancy centers.
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Members of the U.S. Congress had warned that supporting such a flawed process "will come back to haunt the international community," but the Obama administration and its principal allies in Haiti pushed forward.
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As it turned out, both markets and the Fed were far too optimistic; over time the expected path of rate hikes has been both pushed forward into the future and it has flattened.
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One of the major changes pushed forward by Chávez was to turn the country's parliament into a unicameral national assembly in hopes of exercising greater control on the body from the executive branch.
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He hit an arcing lob over his opponent, pushed forward, then clipped off a forehand volley into the open court for the win: 220-663, 266-22014, 212-6 (3), 7-6 (4).
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The House and Senate are moving to combine their versions of the fiscal 2018 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) after the Senate last week officially pushed forward its bill to go to conference.
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Yes, but I would say that one of the themes in this book is that they're not so different, that they have bended the rules and pushed forward aggressively where they needed to.
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"We could not foresee with certainty what those programs would eventually look like, let alone whether they would succeed, but they were pushed forward with intuition and heart, and nourished with optimism," Bezos said.
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At Computex in Taipei this week, Intel pushed forward its laudable Project Athena effort, which endeavors to set baseline expectations for battery life, connectedness, responsiveness, and thinness among laptops featuring Intel's latest processor generation.
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It appears part of the reason HBO pushed forward with House of the Dragon is because the "established history penned by Martin to serve as a backbone for the story," according to Entertainment Weekly.
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Rather than the manned spaceships we've always associated with space exploration in science fiction, our new understanding of galaxies and the universe are being pushed forward by telescopes, in space and on the ground.
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The CLOUD Act, tacked onto thousands of pages of mixed bills and budgets pushed forward in a "too big to veto" omnibus spending package, changes the law so Microsoft's arguments essentially cease to exist.
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Strictly from a musical perspective, when you look at the evolution from The Water[s] to Wave[s] and now this project as a listener you can feel the creative boundaries being pushed forward.
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East and south-west of the Mouquet farm General Haig's troops pushed forward their front by capturing a line of German trenches extending for a distance of 400 mètres along the Thiepval-Courcelette road.
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We've got a new board, or half a new board, we've pushed forward with a new leadership structure because there's going to be a split role, and individuals coming in the next few months.
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Under President Obama, the Labor Department has pushed forward a number of initiatives aimed at empowering workers, from raising the minimum wage and providing overtime pay to more workers, to family leave and healthcare.
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Still, prosecutors pushed forward with the case ... and ultimately struck a plea deal with Green in which he agreed to enter an Alford Plea to two lesser misdemeanor charges (disorderly conduct and criminal damages).
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President Trump pushed forward with a two-pronged trade offensive this week, enacting tariffs on imported aluminum and steel on Friday, a day after announcing levies on up to $60 billion in Chinese goods.
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He's been pushed forward as a pro at this, but he's gotten in trouble for paraphrasing what Trump said in his call with Ukraine's president and been accused of putting words in Trump's mouth.
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A number of states, including California, Washington and Vermont, pushed forward with their own net neutrality rules, despite the FCC asserting authority to prevent states from pursuing laws inconsistent with the net neutrality repeal.
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Researchers have noticed an uptick of car accidents, workplace injuries, and heart attacks in the days after clocks are pushed forward in the spring, presumably because it causes people to lose an hour of sleep.
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We got to a point as a live band where things were ramped up and pushed forward sonically, and I wanted to represent that for this album, where we were at as a live band.
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The account began as a campaign in 2014, two years after Zucker had a second trimester miscarriage that spawned a line of sympathy cards and pushed forward her work in reproductive and maternal mental health.
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HUD's eviction proposal launched a new wave of backlash from Democrats as the Trump administration and Republicans pushed forward with similar initiatives to cut other federal benefits for undocumented immigrants, including Medicaid and food stamps.
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That effort ultimately failed, but after the Maduro government pushed forward with an unconstitutional call to rewrite the constitution, 2202 countries in the region — including Canada, Chile and Mexico — came together as the Lima Group.
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Dublin, Republic of Ireland (CNN)"I'm just practicing for when we Brexit next week," I told the immigration officer at the head of the non-EU citizens line, as I pushed forward my British passport.
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The build up of ice on the polycarbonate hatch protecting me from the oxygen-sparse chill outside crackled and promptly shattered away when I pushed forward on the throttle, bursting through some very pretty clouds.
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Groysman, an ally of the then-president Petro Poroshenko, pushed forward a resolution, approved on March 6, allowing the government to fire and hire the CEO of Naftogaz without the input of the company's supervisory board.
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But more importantly, it aims to feel like a next-generation phone, packaging all the best notions that have incrementally pushed forward the bounds of a smartphone in one neat product at a high price point.
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Codelco appointed company veteran Octavio Araneda chief executive last month as it pushed forward with a 10-year, $40 billion plan to overhaul its flagship mines against a backdrop of falling ore grades and wavering markets.
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There is something optimistic baked into the very form of techno, even at its heaviest and hardest and most gnarled—it's reliable, a familiar centering force pushed forward on the back of a brawny kick drum.
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Yet in China's highly regulated power industry, market signals are weak, and planning and construction of new power plants had continued apace, pushed forward by local governments eager for the construction jobs and expanded tax base.
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"The event [launched] a certain 'witch hunt' across the whole country, and pushed forward the need for an entity that could promote quality and safety in the entertainment industry," said Lucas Baruzzi, a representative at ANEP.
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What's interesting ... I just interviewed Elon Musk, you know, he's the one that's pushed forward all this electric car stuff and if he wasn't irritating everybody — and he can be very irritating — it wouldn't have happened.
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The festivities — which Meghan had pushed forward due to her father's health crisis — took place at the McCain family ranch in Cornville, Arizona, outside Sedona, in front of 117 close friends, family members and former campaign workers.
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Standing before a mural of the Great Wall, Xi said his administration successfully hosted a G-20 summit, pushed forward with China's "One Belt One Road" pan-Eurasian infrastructure project and established the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank.
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But the surest sign that the film, which costars Kevin Spacey, Jon Hamm, and Jamie Foxx, delivers the goods is that Sony's executives actually pushed forward its release date, figuring they've got a hit on their hands.
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Some analysts noted that Nokia was on track to deliver the proposed 900 million euro cost synergies by end-2018, and that it pushed forward its 200 million euro financial synergy target to 2016 from previous 2017.
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While Grassley pushed forward with the hearing, 85033 people stood in the lobby of the building, telling stories of their abortions, or the pre-existing conditions that would make them uninsurable without the Affordable Care Act's protections.
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Before leaving office, Patrick pushed forward a sweeping $85033-billon infrastructure package that put a lot of folks back to work, rebuilding the Old Colony State and improving worn-out bridges, roads, and critical commuter rail lines.
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Presidential elections were originally slated for December 2017 but if parliament decides that Park's official resignation will take place in March or April, elections could be pushed forward to mid-year, Nomura said in a Tuesday note.
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It's aleatoric and free-associative in its structure and composition, but abstraction doesn't get in the way of this being a determinedly rugged burst of a track, pushed forward by the signature Jersey club kick drum pattern.
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Stocks tumbled yet again on Thursday, a day after the Federal Reserve pushed forward with another interest-rate increase and offered few signs that it would sharply slow the pace of monetary tightening as many had hoped.
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Several gas producers have spent a decade and billions of dollars preparing to tap Romania's Black Sea gas, but they were blindsided by price caps, taxes and export restrictions pushed forward by a previous centre-left government.
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President Trump, too, has pushed forward with an initiative to lower prices: Through an executive order and regulation, his administration is seeking to require health care providers to publicize the prices they have negotiated with insurance companies.
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During last year's final, an energetic Toronto side pushed forward for set pieces while Seattle seemed more content to pick their spots on the counter but ultimately set an MLS Cup record with no shots on target.
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The August numbers show a consistent decline in arrests since the spring, and come as the Trump administration has pushed forward numerous controversial policies intended to help stem the flow of migrants arriving at the southern border.
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The August numbers show a consistent decline in arrests since the spring and come as the Trump administration has pushed forward numerous controversial policies intended to help stem the flow of migrants arriving at the southern border.
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And yet, the government pushed forward in the New York case shortly after it pulled out of the San Bernardino fight—a puzzling move, considering that it hacked Farook's seemingly more secure iPhone 5c without Apple's help.
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Last year the clock's hands were pushed forward 30 seconds to their second closest point to midnight - two minutes and 30 seconds - after Trump's statements regarding the proliferation of nuclear weapons and the prospect of actually using them.
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Also a quick nod to the real life Quentin Blake illustration and reining overlord of the abstruse and esoteric, Ricardo Villalobos, who arrived late but pushed forward with a divisive set which hypnotized and perplexed in equal measure.
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"This congress has been pushed forward by force and its result will be to render constitutional a military, socialist, Marxist and communist dictatorship," Archbishop Diego Padron, who heads the main church authority Venezuela's Episcopal Conference, said on Friday.
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Brazil, who could only draw with South Africa in their opening match, had more of the ball and pushed forward in droves as the match wore on but they could not find a way past the Iraqi rearguard.
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Within the animated film's universe, Belle's costumes sit uneasily; despite dialing back the 18th-century setting, enough of the silhouette remains elsewhere that we can tell her wardrobe has been pushed forward in time from everything around her.
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This morning, Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi pushed forward with efforts to pass a bill in the House that would, among other things, expand Medicaid funding, require paid sick leave for all workers, and make coronavirus testing free.
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He's pushed forward with more tariffs even though he's met repeatedly with Chinese President Xi Jinping and at one point said he "didn't blame China" for taking advantage of the differences between the way the two do business.
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" And even as she missed some of the lyrics and struggled to keep up with the pre-recorded version, she acknowledged the issue and pushed forward saying, "We're missing some of the vocals, but it is what it is.
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"It is remarkable that Zhou single-handedly pushed forward interest rate liberalisation and brought an isolated currency to the international family in his tenure," said Zhao Xijun, deputy dean of the school of finance at Renmin University in Beijing.
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At an event at the White House last week, Trump announced his intention to sign the bill, which his daughter and son-in-law, Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner, have both publicly endorsed and pushed forward in the administration.
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"As people wait for the next versions of the iPhone to come out — particularly with the [iPhone] 8, there may be some demand that gets pushed forward — you're going to see a weak first half of 2017," Gillis said.
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It was pushed forward by the Legislature one day after the disgraceful Supreme Court ruling that struck down the heart of the Voting Rights Act, freeing North Carolina and other states with histories of voting discrimination from federal oversight.
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France has recently pushed forward on environmental issues, pledging to end the sale of vehicles that run on fossil fuels by 2040 and shelving the construction of a major commercial airport after protests over its impact on the environment.
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The plan, in District 20153, which includes Park Slope, Sunset Park and Red Hook, has been pushed forward by parents, rather than by the de Blasio administration, which so far has been unwilling to propose a systemwide desegregation strategy.
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But—and in spite of everything, such as the shooting up of his tour bus in Pittsburgh in 2017, or the death of his friend, Barron Machat, who ran avant-garde label Hippos in Tanks, in 2015, Lean pushed forward.
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The president, who is irritated with the Federal Reserve for not reducing interest rates further as talk about a potential recession makes headlines, will tout the U.S. economic model he has pushed forward through tax cuts and deregulation, one official said.
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At the front, a cutting wheel with a diameter a little larger than that of the final tunnel (to allow for the thickness of the lining) is pushed forward by pistons and chews away at soil and rock as it travels.
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"Administration officials are worried that the president and Republican leaders in the southeast U.S. would lose votes if they pushed forward with the plan to sell new drilling rights in the Atlantic, Arctic and Pacific oceans," Bloomberg's Jennifer Dlouhy reports.
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What's more, the Trump administration has pulled the United States back from global commitments and pushed forward on ambitious projects like the denuclearization of North Korea, a growing military footprint on the southwest border with Mexico and rising tensions in Venezuela.
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The Trump administration has pulled the United States back from global commitments and pushed forward on ambitious projects like the denuclearization of North Korea, a growing military footprint on the southwest border with Mexico and rising tensions with Iran and Venezuela.
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If you can find something to play on it that is Why exactly the shipping date for the UBD-K8500 has been pushed forward is anyone's guess, although it's certainly not to keep up with a rush of 4K content.
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Meanwhile, an almost unanimous Congress and Trump's national security team, despite the frequent change of leadership, basically ignored the president, maintained economic sanctions on Moscow, pushed forward with an enhanced military presence along NATO's eastern front and supported further NATO enlargement.
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The fallout from the jacket, while intense, wasn't all that was on Trump's mind, however, as she pushed forward with Be Best, visiting children's hospitals and schools, holding discussions on everything from Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome to practicing kindness on social media.
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Instead of standing on scientific ground, advocates for progressive reproductive legislation say the bill is based on an arbitrary banning period pushed forward to satisfy a campaign promise made to right-wing anti-choice groups during Donald Trump's presidential run.
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The Trump administration has pushed forward on a $2 trillion fiscal stimulus package to lend relief to US households and companies and expand social services such as unemployment insurance to keep the economy afloat until the public-health crisis subsides.
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The Turkish lira fell to a nearly 5-month low Monday, again pushing toward the psychologically important level of 6 per dollar, as President Trump pushed forward with sanctions against Turkey, increased previously imposed steel tariffs and threatened further penalties.
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It was like some large-form board game: the longer the blue wiper blade pushed forward, the more protesters fell off the game board and went home, until, finally, only a handful remained, regrouping in the dark under the freeway.
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The 668-foot tower at 200 Amsterdam was poised to be the tallest building on the West Side, and pushed forward with plans for the 52-story building, despite protests and legal action from opposing community groups from the onset.
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His ascension comes as Trump has pulled the United States back from global commitments and pushed forward on ambitious projects like the denuclearization of North Korea, unsettling allies as well as experts, and raising the specter of a new international balance of power.
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The airline's sale process could be pushed forward as Italy's politicians are reluctant of having to present cuts for the carrier - or a winding up plan in case there are no offers - just before national elections, due by May 2018, reported la Repubblica.
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Antonio Conte, Italy's coach, who will be departing after this tournament to take over at Chelsea, has restyled the national team, and his players pushed forward from the start against Spain, probing and testing a shaky defense and peppering goalkeeper David De Gea.
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UFO, the design collective he co-founded, played an integral role in the rise of Radical Design in Italy, alongside groups like Gruppo 9999 and Superstudio, all of which pushed forward utopian agendas using a practice that wed art, architecture and technology.
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As members of the Black Lives Matter movement and other concerned citizens pushed forward on Sunday with protests over police shootings, politicians, law enforcement officials and African-American leaders took to the airwaves, most of them with messages of hope, unity and understanding.
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In the truest form of what some would call "tokenism," Trump proudly pushed forward a single man to represent an entire community, and masked the real efforts of his administration to either slow walk or outright reject real criminal justice reform efforts.
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Ammar grabbed his niece for a second time and, he said, pushed forward into the protest in search of her grandmother, Heyam Omar, who was standing in a crowd under a pall of black smoke, shouting at Israeli soldiers across the fence.
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LA PAZ (Reuters) - Bolivia's attorney general has pushed forward a probe into Spanish officials the South American country's government alleges were seeking to help allies of ousted leftist leader Evo Morales who are holed up in the Mexican embassy in La Paz.
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I am interested in artists who revivify a technique that has fallen into disuse or associated with a historical period: their practice suggests that a medium, however long its history, has not been used up, that it can still be pushed forward.
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Executives say nervous importers pushed forward shipments into the Port of Los Angeles that would normally arrive later in the year into July due to uncertainty surrounding the U.S.-China trade fight and looming tariffs proposed on a variety of imported consumer products.
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President Donald Trump's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani met in Europe this week with a former Ukrainian prosecutor and other officials, even as a House committee pushed forward an impeachment inquiry focused on Trump and Giuliani's pressuring of Ukraine, a new report said.
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Activist Sarmad al-Jilane, of the monitoring group Raqqa is Being Slaughtered Silently, confirmed reports that ISIS has let some residents of its so-called capital flee to the surrounding countryside or to the city of Deir Ezzor as Kurdish and Arab forces pushed forward.
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It doesn't spoil anything to say that the narrative is pushed forward with details that are somehow both absurd yet compellingly believable: Out in one of the labor camps for women who've transgressed against the authorities, a new arrival spouts pieties drilled into her head.
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I hope everybody will work on that, there is now a process, I think it is slow, in my opinion, it has to be more courageous to be pushed forward, it must be implemented otherwise the Syrian people have, I think, paid a heavy price.
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Around Gascoyne where the tubing has sat idle in a TransCanada yard, there is little sign among residents of the fierce opposition that stopped Keystone and led to the delay of the other controversial pipeline that Trump pushed forward on Tuesday - the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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The health care reform package the Senate was considering at the time—like the bill that had carried the Affordable Care Act to President Obama's desk—had not been crafted in the spirit of bipartisan cooperation, but instead pushed forward by a single party.
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Chinese state news agency Xinhua said Xi told Merkel that the two countries should "become advocates for new-type international relations" and become cooperation partners despite their ideological differences, with cooperation to be pushed forward within the framework of the Belt and Road initiative.
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The Kingdom's cinematic breakthrough is the latest in a series of social reforms pushed forward by Saudi Arabia's powerful 32-year-old Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who's considered to be the catalyst for recent measures allowing women to drive and attend soccer games.
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Trump focused much of his attention during the event to touting the importance of the hardline immigration policies his administration has pushed forward in his time in office, though he did not address his administration's former policy of separating undocumented immigrant parents from their children.
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All but ignoring the political earthquake in Alabama in public appearances on Wednesday, Mr. Trump pushed forward with his drive for major tax cuts, giving little indication that he shared his party's panic about potentially worse defeats to come in next year's midterm congressional elections.
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Had the administration pushed forward with the rescission package, lawmakers may have tried to replenish the money in the next round of fiscal talks in the fall, something that could have been a flashpoint ahead of the September 30 deadline to avoid another government shutdown.
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Markets have already pushed forward expectations of a second Fed hike, with trading in federal funds contracts now indicating a 55 percent probability that the Fed will move in July, about double the expectation of a month earlier, according to statistics gathered by the CME Group.
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" The statement said THAAD was part of an offensive strategy between Seoul and Washington, alleging the two had "worked out a plan for a preemptive attack on the North and ... desperately pushed forward it, pushing the situation on the peninsula to the brink of a nuclear war.
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Almost a dozen Venezuelans at the Rumichaca bridge, which divides the Ecuadorean-Colombian border, told Reuters they pushed forward their emigration out of fear that the porous Colombian-Venezuelan border, which most migrants cross at the start of their odyssey across South America, could be closed.
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Shanahan's entrance into the Pentagon comes as Trump has pulled the United States back from global commitments and pushed forward on ambitious projects like the denuclearization of North Korea, unsettling allies as well as experts, and raising the specter of a new international balance of power.
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But the White House pushed forward on Haspel, and in her confirmation hearing last week she did enough to secure votes from Democrats who were on the fence, even as she repeatedly danced around questions about whether she thought the Bush-era interrogation program was immoral.
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Rosekind led NHTSA — the Department of Transportation entity that is in charge of federal vehicle regulations — as it grappled with finding a legal framework for the fast-moving self-driving industry and pushed forward a series of guidelines a few months before the end of his tenure.
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It is hard to overstate how much these and other advances in the field have pushed forward genetic engineering from the early days of Genentech, when researchers used enzymes to painstakingly cut and insert bits of genetic code in what is known as recombinant DNA technology.
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Unlike many political regimes which subjugated the people's voice to maintain a false sense of cohesiveness, America has pushed forward the boundaries of personal freedom and free thinking, gaining, in essence, power though the people, and the Latino community has been at the front of this crusade.
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" The North Korean statement said THAAD was part of an offensive strategy between Seoul and Washington, alleging the two had "worked out a plan for a preemptive attack on the North and ... desperately pushed forward it, pushing the situation on the peninsula to the brink of a nuclear war.
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The unpredictable Trump administration has pulled the United States back from global commitments and pushed forward on ambitious projects like the denuclearization of North Korea, a U.S. troop drawdown in the Middle East, a growing military footprint on the southwest border with Mexico and heightened tensions with Iran and Venezuela.
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She noted that this is a particularly big issue in the fashion industry, which has historically pushed forward a sample-sized ideal of beauty — a concern that's been top of mind for designers, models, editors, and influencers in the past few seasons, but still hasn't necessarily resulted in inclusive optics.
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But Kasich's success in Ohio, his only win in the primaries so far, has important implications: It stopped Trump from getting another 66 delegates and pushed forward the Republican establishment's plan to stop Trump's overarching lead by preventing him from gaining a majority of the delegates for the Republican convention.
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Most recently, the successful effort to repeal North Carolina's HB2 (the so-called "bathroom bill" that targeted transgender people and removed discrimination protections for LGBTQ Americans) was pushed forward by the NCAA, which had pledged not to hold any championship college sports events in North Carolina until the law was lifted.
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Assam has a long-standing Muslim minority population but ethnic minorities in the state look increasingly vulnerable after India's Hindu nationalist government pushed forward with a National Register of Citizens (NRC), which has resulted in the exclusion from that list of nearly 258.8 million people — mostly Muslims — putting them at risk of statelessness.
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Just looking at fatphobia as a sexist issue or as its own entity is superficial and not true to the authentic origins of body positivity, the modern form of which which has been pushed forward by fat, queer, women of color as a political movement to fight for the equality and representation of ALL bodies.
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This was the period when Scully's paintings pushed forward his many early attempts to retain a vivid and exaggerated dynamic edge, when his coy and brilliant hedonism found its écriture, and when earthy bands of color became wider and more expressive as if to protrude into a deeper tonality through his pulsating, gestural applications.
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A senior Turkish official, speaking on the condition of anonymity in line with government protocol, said that members of the Gulen movement in the military had been under investigation for some time and that the group had pushed forward the coup conspiracy out of a sense of emergency when they realized they might face prosecution.
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But the other original participants have pushed forward without the U.S. "There's enough motivation for what is now the comprehensive Pacific trade deal, but it will be really a matter of wait and see as to when and where we see that resolution from the likes of Canada," New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said.
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The rise in defense spending comes as the Trump administration has pulled the United States back from global commitments and pushed forward on ambitious projects like the denuclearization of North Korea, rising tensions with Iran, a bitter trade war with China and an ongoing effort to negotiate the end of the U.S. war in Afghanistan.
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Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE has also pushed forward with naval operations that signal to the Chinese continued American commitment to freedom of navigation in the Asia Pacific.
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"In Kyoto, we have a new research and development center that is full of software developers and hardware developers and, essentially, Mr. [Shinya] Takahashi [general manager of entertainment planning] and his team managing those resources to make sure that, should we have a situation with one game lagging, there's another game that can be pushed forward," he says.
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On the morning after Barack Obama dined with Bourdain, I'd tried to get into his speech intended for the people of Vietnam but ended up being perpetually pushed forward, around the massive convention center, by the Vietnamese military; I dodged the raindrops in the open storefront of a restaurant with two waitresses who never pushed a menu on me.
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"Americans have more opportunity and more money in their pockets today than they did two years ago, and that's in large part due to the reforms we've pushed forward," said Representative Erik Paulsen, a Minnesota Republican who is chairman of the Joint Economic Committee and is in a tight race for re-election, according to recent polls.
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House Democrats pushed forward with a new package of gun restrictions, including a bill that would ban the manufacture and sale of large-capacity magazines, and sharpened their calls for Senator Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky and the majority leader, to take up a bill they approved in February expanding background checks to all gun buyers.
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House Democrats pushed forward with a new package of gun restrictions, including a bill that would ban the manufacture and sale of large-capacity magazines, and sharpened their calls for Senator Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky and the majority leader, to take up a bill they approved in February expanding background checks to all gun buyers.
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O'Brien's ascension comes as the Trump administration has pulled the United States back from global commitments and pushed forward on ambitious projects like the denuclearization of North Korea, a growing military footprint on the southwest border with Mexico, rising tensions with Iran, a bitter trade war with China and a recently aborted effort to negotiate the end of the U.S. war in Afghanistan.
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In the spring of 1941, President Franklin D. Roosevelt pushed forward the establishment of the Puerto Rico Naval Training Range on the Island of Vieques, in order to beef up America's eastern seaborne coastal defenses during World War II. This training facility, one of the largest in the world at the time, was used continuously for military operations until the year 2001.
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According to these keyboard warriors, the young men and women who survived the shooting are part of a big hoax, are liars, are mere cardboard cutouts -- "crisis actors" who roam the country looking for mass shootings from which to promote their anti-gun message -- all being pushed forward by the giant liberal machine that is Hillary Clinton's robot attack army.
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Among the moves Trump made by Wednesday evening: The new administration pushed forward the controversial Keystone XL and Dakota Access oil pipelines, promoted a return to the dirty fossil-fuel era with a proposed "America First Energy Plan," removed references to climate change from the White House website, proposed massive cuts to climate change programs, and instituted an "unprecedented" media blackout at the Environmental Protection Agency.
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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 pushed forward in a feud with his replacement on "Celebrity Apprentice," tweeting that Arnold Schwarzenegger is doing "even worse" as a reality TV host than he did as California's governor.
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Congressional GOP leaders have signaled they want to narrow the administration's steel and aluminum tariffs before they are implemented, the same day 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 pushed forward with the measures despite widespread GOP backlash.
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"As you're aware, you had —many of these actors that he's talking about were involved with unverified dossiers that they pushed forward out into the public, that leaked out into the public, spilled into the public, that was bought and paid for by the Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE campaign, and these were the top intelligence officials and they supposedly were all oblivious to it, and didn't know about it, which is hard to believe," he continued.
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Inspector General Michael Horowitz's report found that the FBI had an "authorized purpose" when it pushed forward with its probe of George PapadopoulosGeorge Demetrios PapadopoulosTrump rails against Fox News for planning interviews with Schiff, Comey How to shut down fake Republican outrage over 'spying' on Trump Five takeaways on Horowitz's testimony on Capitol Hill MORE, Michael Flynn, Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortOn The Money: Senate chairman opposes cannabis banking bill | Panel advances Trump pick for Small Business Administration | Judge tosses NY state fraud charges against Manafort Fiery clash ensues after Nadler accuses GOP rep of spouting Russian propaganda on House floor Vin Weber returns to lobbying firm Mercury MORE and Carter Page.
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