It is pushing through discomfort, weakness, fear, sadness and doubt.
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Pushing through pain is supposed to be heroic and manly.
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She has had a difficult task in pushing through Brexit.
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Step up, pushing through your back foot to stand again.
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He's pushing through hurts, that's what he's done in life.
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And then we see the air pushing through the vents.
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The difficulty of pushing through recent transactions echoes the past.
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So McConnell has quietly focused on pushing through conservative judges.
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I've learned to keep pushing and keep pushing through that.
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But pushing through labor and banking reforms will be tough.
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Great characters can make even an average game worth pushing through.
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I've just got to believe in myself and keep pushing through.
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But the characters and their stories make it worth pushing through.
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Egypt is pushing through ambitious economic reforms under the loan deal.
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Mitch McConnell successfully pushing through Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court.
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Student protesters were pushing through a back door of the building.
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It was nature's insistence, a rebellion of color, life pushing through.
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In the meantime, McConnell has promised to continue pushing through confirmations.
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And, if anyone knows about pushing through vicious, sexist attacks, it's Clinton.
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Pushing through crowds to get backstage at concerts became a necessary activity.
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But the migrants vow to keep pushing through, finding alternative routes north.
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Next they are pushing through legislation to prevent a no-deal Brexit.
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That Karlsson is pushing through injuries in the postseason is no surprise.
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Getting better requires pushing through failure, practicing your fundamentals over and over.
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Pushing through He broke his foot in the middle of the London Marathon.
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It's like, oh, it's just another thing they're pushing through the system, essentially.
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"But we're all pushing through it — one foot in front of the other."
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His attempt at pushing through his Brexit strategy has hit big-time roadblocks.
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So why, then, is Washington pushing through changes that might actually help Beijing?
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Not defined by #MeToo but by education, by economic empowerment, by pushing through.
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We should not be pushing through unnecessary policies in a time of emergency.
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He's helped me get better at pushing through when I'm tired or frustrated.
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At the same time, Republicans are pushing through legislation to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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"He's strong, he's doing well, he's definitely pushing through," said his nurse, Jennae Fischer.
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The kingdom now faces the challenge of pushing through production cuts without alienating Trump.
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Pushing through in their fight against corruption, they are disrupting the course of history.
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Big yellow tractors are pushing through the rubble, trying to forge a path through.
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That's why I was able to keep pushing through in the second and third.
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Ive been troubleshooting for a while now and Usually steroids and pushing through help.
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However, he would not give up, pushing through to get to the finish line.
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But it's worth pushing through to see the uniquely uncomfortable world Remedy has created.
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Some athletes are better at tactics, or better at pushing through pain and discomfort.
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"Excuse me," Audrey says, pushing through the crowd of soldiers surrounding the z-med.
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Her US visit drew attention away from her main order of business -- pushing through Brexit.
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A video released by Cohen showed a car pushing through a line of demonstrators marching.
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But they appear to be pushing through and are at least going through the motions.
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The result was much more serious than the pushing through the confirmation of Neil Gorsuch.
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Other states, too, are pushing through new legislation that gives new parents more time off.
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This was fueled, in part, by how fast I was pushing through the game's battles.
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In Utah, state senators are pushing through a bill that would only partially expand Medicaid.
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Hurrying down the porch steps, her hand pushing through plushy snow to grasp the railing.
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Instead of pushing through stabbing pains or pulled muscles, I had to just let go.
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He succeeded in pushing through some bipartisan legislation aimed at improving service delivery to veterans.
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Privacy advocates got a big win last year, pushing through a landmark law in California.
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Even as the House was debating Trump's impeachment, the Senate was pushing through judicial nominations.
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Midwest Rain will be pushing through the Midwest and into the Ohio Valley throughout the day.
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The reboot incorporates touch-free technology to keep players pushing through levels and testing memory skills.
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Once an opponent of expanding Heathrow, she is now pushing through plans for a third runway.
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Return to stand by pushing through all four corners of your feet and squeezing your glutes.
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Pulse the left leg straight up, pushing through your heel to lift and lower your leg.
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Her campaign chairman is a former White House adviser credited for pushing through pro-environmental regulations.
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Pai is currently pushing through a repeal of the Obama-era rules over objections from Democrats.
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Pushing through the hot open pavement in the summer time is like being in another galaxy.
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That would help in pushing through financial and governance changes, which would appeal to independent shareholders.
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As they began pushing through the streets, they saw how difficult it would be to navigate.
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If that means pushing through the subway platform with an arm fully extended, so be it.
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May, who was already facing deep challenges in pushing through her plan, most analysts have concluded.
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We just got a big order that we are pushing through as fast as we can.
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You can also hold the kickboard vertically to provide increased resistance when pushing through the water.
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Now, more than four years later, her routine includes pushing through her grueling sport's trying moments.
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He predicted positive impacts from pushing through higher prices to customers from the second quarter onwards.
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So in that way, we're all recognizing that at least that's pushing through a little bit.
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Purnama is popular with many for pushing through tough reforms to modernize a capital congested with traffic.
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They may not be weary, but Ash feels cathartic—a small light boldly pushing through dark realizations.
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A lot of people have achieved great success just by pushing through, but they're not enjoying life.
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An uncomfortable topic comes up, but it's worth pushing through potential awkwardness to work it out, Aries!
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I believe that us group of women are very strong and we can keep pushing through it.
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From between one man's lips projects the tiniest tip of pink tongue, pushing through the soft folds.
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But the hurdles to Le Pen winning and then pushing through her more controversial plans are high.
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"Pushing through further tax cuts will effectively promote the economy," Premier Li Keqiang said in a statement.
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The government has been pushing through economic reforms including energy subsidy cuts and a value-added tax.
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The gust is pushing through Europe this summer, as Mr Young tours his anger across the continent.
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Even if negotiators succeed there, the path of pushing through a new deal is fraught with obstacles.
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But things have changed, making President Emmanuel Macron's job of pushing through labor reforms that much easier.
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Republicans like Severino praise Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell for his role in pushing through judicial nominees.
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The 12-game difference is not much of a difference than pushing through and playing every one.
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Lawmakers on Capitol Hill are pushing through a bill that would expand regulatory inquiries into Chinese deals.
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His success in pushing through economic changes was overwhelmed by widespread corruption and a surge in violence.
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Pushing through workouts despite nerve issues in his shoulder, Harvey said he felt no progress last season.
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Make the most of this transit by pushing through procrastination — it's time to get the job done.
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Pushing through affords plenty of time to question the wisdom of prolonging what is sometimes extreme pain.
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The statement effectively closed the door on any chance of pushing through a tax cut this year.
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On the one hand, Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro gained market credibility after pushing through a pension reform.
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And so Corleone is optimistic—he's pushing through artists in a scene that is getting bigger every day.
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Democrats in the Senate are one vote shy of pushing through the initiative under the Congressional Review Act.
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In an appearance Friday, Dragnea said the party would be "firmer and more radical" in pushing through laws.
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Typically, public middle and high schools have an easier time pushing through changes to their classrooms than universities.
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I think I developed some bad habits on tour, being unwell and pushing through a lot of shows.
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The pace of the combat is slow, as if each character is pushing through a vat of molasses.
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But banks have accused Basel of pushing through a "Basel IV" by the back door under later reforms.
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Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin had set August as a goal for pushing through tax reform earlier this year.
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"There's a self-portrait that sort of taught me about acting," she said, pushing through a tour group.
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A cold front will be pushing through the eastern US, drying the area out by Thursday, Guy said.
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When Ford's sexual assault allegations came to light, women played more supporting roles in pushing through Kavanaugh's confirmation.
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The GOP leadership currently supports pushing through a time-delayed repeal of Obamacare before agreeing on any replacement.
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The first step to making smart, calculated risks and reaping the returns involves pushing through your comfort zone.
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On Tuesday, he warned officials that there "must not be any slackening or lagging" in pushing through change.
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"That's a leader," she said to applause in Atlanta, praising Mr. Obama for pushing through the health law.
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In truth, I was really just pushing through; I became a robot, hyperscheduled and mechanical in my interactions.
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Set a chinois over a large bowl and strain, pushing through as much of the mixture as possible.
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Like many of Latin America's leaders, they should be pushing through tough reforms to help boost their economies.
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I wanted the voice to sound like its being torn down by its surroundings but still pushing through.
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But that tail waggle is totally useless for pushing through an egg's thick protective layer, called the zona pellucida.
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But that meant they could avoid the pain of pushing through structural reforms to make their economies more competitive.
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I was used to living in constant discomfort and pushing through whatever I needed to do to keep going.
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It's actually really sweet, and also gives Rachel the confidence she needs to keep pushing through this hellish finale.
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That to me signals that maybe they've had a hard time pushing through pricing and margins could be pressured.
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Estonia was pushing through tough austerity measures at the time, including a 10% pay cut for public-sector workers.
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Clues like testing rooms and patent filings indicate that Apple's Project Titan is pushing through despite layoffs and changes.
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I had to focus not on the negative possibilities of the outcome of my cancer, but on pushing through.
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It can do this by pushing through legislative reforms that strike at the perverse incentives faced by the USPTO.
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Temer's best chances to spark growth lie in quickly pushing through Congress an unpopular pension reform unveiled this month.
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Conversations with locals pushing through the flood revealed that they'd never seen so much water from non-hurricane rainfall.
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"It was my first time really dealing and pushing through an injury like that in the shoulder," he added.
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Mr. Trump also faces obstacles to pushing through his major tax cut program by the end of the year.
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Mothers, fathers, little ones, pushing through a war that has extinguished the power of adjectives to describe its hell.
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"Damaging winds and some hail are also associated with these storms pushing through the Southeast this morning," Brink said.
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At this stage, he knows too well the price of pushing through pain, although pain has been a constant.
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The 60-vote threshold required for passage prevented even Republicans, who control the chamber, from pushing through their favored measures.
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But I'm pushing through it, and anyone that's trying to mock it, I'm still going to do what i'm doing.
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Are you constantly pushing through "tapir" error messages or stuck in a login queue numbering in the tens of thousands?
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Mr Modi has disappointed his policy-minded admirers by failing to follow Mr Vajpayee's lead in pushing through painful reforms.
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But so would pushing through a deal in the name of the people amid evidence that the people were unconvinced.
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They will recycle the hoary script about nationalism and 'scapegoating' immigrants as a means of pushing through a draconian agenda.
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Many feared his ideological leanings would lead to an overly activist agency, rewarding favored constituencies and pushing through onerous regulations.
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They clamp onto the front wheels and do most of the work so less energy is used pushing through snow.
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I entered through Bloomingdale's and had to wade through the store; it was like pushing through coats to enter Narnia.
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The government faces a challenge pushing through the repeal as lawmakers who strongly backed the cap still oppose its removal.
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But we also understand Darius's reasons for pushing through: to build a baseline of income-generating contracts while he's sidelined.
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Instead, it blends in seamlessly: sketching out what has come before, all the while pushing through the bounds of virtuosity.
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Those hearings are underway, though Democrats fret that Mr. McConnell may not have any intention of actually pushing through legislation.
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They also complained that the companies pushing through the block size increase were doing so without properly consulting the community.
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Pai has been in the spotlight after pushing through a repeal of the Obama administration's net neutrality rules in December.
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"Pushing through your feet allows you to connect better with your hips, which helps you lift more weight," Guedo says.
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His secondary school did not have a library or adequate learning facilities, so pushing through school was difficult, he said.
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They told themselves to just keep pushing through to New Year's Day when they would finally have a day off.
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But as the president's chances of pushing through his policies have waned, so too have these firms' fortunes in the market.
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You are trying to force the opponent's shoulder, elbow and wrist into a weak alignment by pushing through a similar motion.
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You're pushing through and surviving, and you know you will succeed and get through it no matter how uncomfortable it is.
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The UX is clunky, and I can't imagine kids pushing through the tedium when they just want to play a game.
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The book is a parable about leaving what's comfortable for something more, and pushing through the inevitable resistance on that journey.
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On last week's episode of The Therapist on VICELAND, O.T Genasis opened up about fatherhood, rapping, and pushing through his past.
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Scraps of the same pink cloth tramped into the mud of a mass grave, human bones pushing through the seedling grass.
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Pushing through much-needed structural reforms and revamping the notoriously convoluted tax system will be complicated in a highly-fragmented congress.
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If Britons vote to stay, then next week's summit will discuss pushing through a special deal agreed with Cameron in February.
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The world's second largest economy is pushing through its global expansion through mega-projects like the One Belt, One Road initiative.
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It also showed her that Cuban women are strong beyond words, pushing through great dangers in order to achieve their goals.
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Vice president Donald Blythe (Reed Birney) is stalling the Senate vote and not pushing through the anti-filibuster measure Claire wants.
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There was no guarantee he would be successful, but his belief in his dream fueled his motivation to keep pushing through.
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Teehee's other national priorities include pushing through legislation she said had languished for years, including on housing and violence against women.
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Running has taught me that pushing through and taking the first step, even when you don't feel like it, pays off.
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Rushing toward suspension is like pushing through sex only for the orgasm and ignoring the rest of the play, she said.
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He also supports moderate corporate tax cuts but may not back the overall tax bill Republicans are pushing through Congress currently.
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There are plenty of signs that Jew-hatred is pushing through the soft walls of ultraright politics and poisoning its bloodstream.
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Republicans lawmakers are pushing through with the bill without waiting for the Joint Committee on Taxation to analyze its full impact.
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Nonetheless, the legislature hasn't let a global pandemic get in the way of pushing through legislation that will harm trans people.
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Macron, a former investment banker pushing through social and economic reforms, said Iger's financial commitment reflected renewed investor belief in France.
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Carry out structural reforms, including lowering the cost of doing business by pushing through legislation spanning bankruptcy to public private partnerships.
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Apple is likely to win big under the tax plan that Republicans are pushing through Congress, according to the Financial Times.
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Speaking at the opening of a factory in Alexandria, Sisi said that experience would not deter him from pushing through painful reforms.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan recently said Republican lawmakers will try to start pushing through tax reform and infrastructure bills in the spring.
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The Nigerian mother of four is pushing through people and things in the streets to collect plastic waste bottles from retail stores.
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An Indian startup is pushing through limits of virtual reality technologies, creating business solutions that are mostly unheard of in the industry.
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Shearwood is pushing through a new strategy for the family-owned Clarks focused on improving average selling prices and building digital capability.
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So far the Jokowi government has rolled out a series of stimulus packages, cutting red tape, and pushing through new infrastructure projects.
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Misfits came back for a second try and prevailed, taking out Rogue and pushing through the first checkpoint and into the hangar.
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Congress has responded to the crisis by pushing through bills aimed at reducing inequality and the cost of living and enhancing democracy.
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The idea of accession is less of a draw than it was in the mid-2000s, when Turkey was pushing through reforms.
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Trump could surprise us all by pushing through needed reforms, even if it means handing Democrats a moral victory in the process.
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The bad news is that there's little that can stop Pai from pushing through his repeal of the FCC's net neutrality rules.
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But blocking Mr. Trump by pushing through someone else — "I'm not running for president," Mr. Ryan insisted — would create its own problem.
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" She adds, "When you're at your lowest point, it's about pushing through, holding on, extending your hand hoping someone will take it.
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I've tried hard to like it, pushing through mounting paranoia and dizzy spells, but have never had a great, chilled-out experience.
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He says he was just pushing through a crowd and put a hand on the man's hip to avoid spilling his drink.
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When he runs back on defense, he often has the loping gait of someone pushing through the end of a long jog.
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Yet he's worried about how the Republicans in Congress are pushing through their tax bills, quickly and without the support of Democrats.
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"We're pushing through 3 percent" growth, Larry Kudlow, the chairman of the National Economic Council, said in a recent briefing with reporters.
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The Mets, meanwhile, were the reigning National League champions, weathering a barrage of injuries but eventually pushing through to another playoff berth.
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What's more, adding turbines does not increase the available energy at any given time unless there is more water pushing through them.
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Daley added that Kelly did a good job with Scaramucci but is now tasked with pushing through some of Trump's policy proposals.
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As the hours wear on though, the grind sets in and I keep pushing through even though I'm not having fun anymore.
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Donald Trump is scamming the American people, pushing through policies that help himself and his big donors while selling out everyday Americans.
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A year later, despite those efforts, many on Capitol Hill expect Ryan will get stuck pushing through a trillion-dollar omnibus anyway.
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After surviving major protests this year and pushing through a controversial pro-government legislative superbody, Maduro is feeling empowered, government officials said.
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Mr. Bush responded by pushing through the most expansive government intervention in the private sector in decades to stave off a new depression.
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But the combative leader also feuded with the media, business community, indigenous groups and environmentalists by pushing through measures that consolidated executive power.
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Inside the house, Yudelevich sorted through cabinets and closets, pushing through the long process of deciding what to keep and what to toss.
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Catching a train means pushing through crowds of near-identical businessmen, making the cast stand out like a colorful school of exotic fish.
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Step left foot onto step or bench, pushing through leg to rise up to full extension; bring right leg up to meet left.
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But the government wants Air France to be firm with its unions, partly to thwart opposition to reforms it is pushing through elsewhere.
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"A bodyguard began pushing through the crowd with a flashlight to get Tyga and his friends away from the stage," explains the onlooker.
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"A bodyguard began pushing through the crowd with a flashlight to get Tyga and his friends away from the stage," said another onlooker.
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"My entire SeaLegacy team was pushing through their tears and emotions while documenting this dying polar bear," writes Nicklen in the Facebook post.
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Market participants say the ongoing investigation has been an albatross to pushing through Trump's pro-growth agenda of tax cuts and infrastructure spending.
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Not only can boredom lead to deep thinking, it can help kids practice perseverance, or pushing through uncomfortable moments without stimulation or distraction.
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I want them to keep pushing through how matter hard it gets, and on that date Wells showed me he could do that.
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That's where it stemmed from, but overall, it's more of a universal message of pushing through challenges and not focusing on the past.
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There's a 0.1% chance of an IUD pushing through the wall of the uterus, according to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
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A combative presidential news conference on Thursday raised doubts over how effective the Trump administration will be in pushing through its economic agenda.
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As president of the National Congress, he succeeded in pushing through a constitutional reform in 2012 that allowed extradition to the United States.
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She was earlier criticized for insisting on pushing through a bill that would allow extraditions to mainland China despite an intense public outcry.
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A smarter futurism would focus less on pushing through advances and more on being sure we will use them wisely when they come.
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I've been playing this game a few hours a week, steadily, without marathoning it or pushing through hours of content in one go.
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Shortly after parliamentary elections in December 2016, the government began pushing through measures curtailing the independence of the judiciary and weakening anticorruption legislation.
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Republicans control the governorship and legislature in 183 states and so far have been relatively successful in pushing through the more restrictive laws.
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Collins, Murkowski and McCain provided the decisive votes against the last measure Republicans tried pushing through the Senate in July, which failed 51-49.
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God, you do still get girls pushing through to get to the front but at least they're not weirdos, you know what I mean?
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The United States is on the verge of pushing through legislation aimed at, among other goals, taking down slave labor in the fishing industry.
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The difference is that Mr Temer, a more adept politician than Ms Rousseff, is pushing through vital economic reforms that she failed to advance.
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"The strength, the discipline, the pushing through the hardships, the moving past things that were drawing attention to their personal lives..." Al-Hadeedi lists.
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Silva said she's received multiple messages from other undocumented students saying she has inspired them "to continue pushing through" and get their higher educations.
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Money laundering and cybercrime connections to Taiwan, which is also in the process of pushing through a cyber security bill, have grabbed global headlines.
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Market participants say the investigations have been one factor slowing progress on pushing through Trump's pro-growth agenda of tax cuts and infrastructure spending.
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Thanks to Governor Walker pushing through Act 10 and the RTW law, membership of both public and private-sector unions has plummeted in Wisconsin.
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Eventually, though, the supporters of civil rights gained the upper hand, pushing through important civil rights and voting rights laws in the mid-1960s.
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He was closely involved with the passage of Trump's signature tax reform plan and pushing through the confirmation of Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch.
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"I&aposm not OK at this moment, but we&aposre pushing through, so we are OK." The Eagles obviously did not want this attention.
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He has repeatedly ousted Homeland Security officials he views as too weak on immigration in the hopes of pushing through his more strident policies.
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The new government has defied the European Union's warnings, pushing through laws that critics see as weakening constitutional checks and balances and media freedom.
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Representatives of Rivetz and ICOBox, which plan to launch tokens over the next few weeks, told Reuters they are pushing through with their offerings.
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With so many other health issues in my life, my main means of healing has been pushing through, and forcing myself to be strong.
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Although he rarely gets the credit he deserves, President Ronald Reagan is responsible for pushing through the most successful environmental treaty of all time.
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McConnell on Sunday refused to rule out pushing through a Supreme Court nomination in Trump's final year of his term if a vacancy arose.
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It's an attempt to harness the political winds that Trump and fellow Republicans believe are at their back after pushing through the tax overhaul.
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By the time I was an adult, I had normalized my poor health, and I expected to keep pushing through like I always had.
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But there were many parents who couldn't leave their children there and were forced to spend a day pushing through this very 2016 hellscape.
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Given how little substance there is to the Nunes memo, the Republicans made a misstep by pushing through its release in a partisan manner.
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Legislatures controlled by Republicans have moved firmly to the right, pushing through sharp restrictions on abortion access and permissions for schoolteachers to be armed.
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My desire to get back in the water was what kept me pushing through treatments and surgeries and to fight to regain my strength.
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Additionally, she's seen as playing an integral role in pushing through legislation that guarantees funding for health care coverage for 9/11 first responders.
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Pushing through the most difficult messages helps you stay on top of important work, and gives you a virtuous feeling that lasts all day.
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And he takes credit for pulling Republicans to the left, pushing through such progressive legislation as a $15 minimum wage and paid family leave.
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Strong women — from Serena Williams to Simone Biles to Oprah Winfrey — have said some seriously motivational things about pushing through physical and emotional hardships.
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Saudi Arabia's deputy crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, is currently pushing through substantial social and economic reforms in a bid to transform the kingdom.
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He has also drawn criticism for pushing through a legislative vote on an anti-conspiracy bill that many said he had not sufficiently explained.
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"China has been pushing through market reforms for quite some time, so I don't think it's just in response to U.S. pressure," Furusawa said.
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Because America's problem with gun violence is not going to be addressed by pushing through an NRA-backed call for more guns in schools.
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With no where to throw up, and too much pity to throw up on the guy in front of me, I kept pushing through.
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"There's something really amazing about pushing through a challenge like this, doing a physical feat that you didn't think you could do," she said.
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Was that a weapon he deliberately declined to use in pushing through his various deals; he had opportunities to exploit racial prejudices and didn't?
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He spent a little over a year in the White House, and left after pushing through a major tax overhaul Trump signed in December.
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For the most part, you're following a set path, pushing through narrow corridors before coming to large spaces where you fight off waves of enemies.
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As the last representatives were pushing through the crowds of reporters to enter the room, Ryan was already leaving the conference from the back door.
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Mr Hunt's prominence raises an inevitable question: is he the man to replace Mrs May when she has served her purpose by pushing through Brexit?
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The party is also pushing through legislation to gain control over the leadership of public broadcasters Polish financial markets have reacted to the political developments.
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He won re-election after pushing through a constitutional referendum last October that lifted age and term limits that would have prevented him from standing.
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EU lawmakers succeeded in pushing through tougher screening than initially proposed, such as obliging the Commission to screen deals and requiring EU countries to cooperate.
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Sanofi, which is being advised by Morgan Stanley, has a track record of pushing through unsolicited deals, after buying Genzyme for $20 billion in 2011.
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After surviving major political protests and pushing through a controversial pro-government legislative superbody, Maduro is feeling empowered, according to government insiders and opposition politicians.
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Fitness is apparently going to become a third and critical tenet of its smartwatch business, in addition to pushing through notifications and allowing for communication.
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For some people, that makes the process feel more manageable, but even so, pushing through the fear of failure or lack of discipline isn't easy.
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And for her persistence in pushing through hard times with the FDA, and evolving 23andMe to a digital health success story with multiple business lines.
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The cryptocurrency hit an all-time high of $6,147.07 just a day after pushing through the $6,000 mark, according to data from industry website CoinDesk.
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"In terms of the mandate, we are focused on pushing through tax cuts and tax reforms separately," Sanders said in the daily White House briefing.
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China has close economic and diplomatic ties with Tehran, but was also instrumental in pushing through a landmark 2015 deal to curb Iran's nuclear program.
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The groups covered lawns and beaches with "No to drilling" signs, but focused their attention on pushing through municipal actions that would resonate in Washington.
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Pushing through a funding round is never an easy process — and for Captain401 co-founder Roger Lee, it was even more tricky this time around.
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Ms. Feinstein, in her remarks, talked about her success in the Senate in pushing through a ban on assault weapons, which was later phased out.
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And the idea of Elsa and her finger pushing through or cracking this ice is emblematic of her being outside and trying to get in.
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"Right now, the President's primary focus is on pushing through things that we know have broad bipartisan support," White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said.
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He first saw William in the mirror behind the bar, pushing through the door in a watch cap and an overcoat, those famous eyebrows bristling.
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The remarks were a nod to the complicated and politically risky approach Republicans have taken in pushing through legislation to repeal the health care law.
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Iraqi forces have gained confidence and momentum by pushing through the east but fighting on the other side of the river could be more complicated.
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But Pelosi and House Democrats are going it alone on drug pricing, pushing through sweeping legislation this week to bring down the cost of medicines.
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You may not be able to predict your future, but you can guide it by showing up every day and pushing through distractions and setbacks.
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Last week, Trump's decision to fire FBI Director James Comey delayed hearings and set back the timeline for pushing through policy, an aide to Sen.
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He was also criticized for pushing through an immigration arrangement that would allow Chinese officials to implement mainland laws inside a downtown high-speed railway station.
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Hiring a diverse team requires pushing through the implicit biases we all have — the ones that can lead people to hire "mini-me" versions of themselves.
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And Dave Branch gave Rockhold fits simply by repeatedly angling in on him and pushing through the check hook to crack Rockhold in a deep lean.
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Stop when your thighs are parallel to the floor, and return to stand by pushing through all four corners of your feet and squeezing your glutes.
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With support dwindling, Turnbull has sought to demonstrate his leadership by pushing through several laws that were the centerpiece of his narrow election win in July.
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I couldn't help but feel a little disappointed in myself for not pushing through as I usually would but I quickly stopped that way of thinking.
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He has promised to begin this summer by pushing through an initial batch of reforms to the labour market, in order to free up job creation.
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But Kaczynski said he would be willing to see some slowdown in economic growth if that was the price of pushing through his vision of Poland.
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Paradoxically, a bad defeat for Labour will increase Mr Corbyn's chances of holding onto the leadership and pushing through his changes to the Labour Party constitution.
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Critics say his time as mayor reflected his political failings - pushing through costly, self-serving projects, which included the world's most expensive cable car and footbridge.
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It inspires us to keep pushing through and fighting for the recognition of our humanity—exactly as we are, whether that be gay, queer, or both.
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I know there will be a resistance, there's always resistance to change we just have to keep pushing through it until it becomes sort of ridiculous.
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The atmosphere is relentless, the enemies are unforgettable, and everything works so well it's hard to stop pushing through even when it makes you lose sleep.
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And the reward is the chance to get back to this same place a little down the line, with a slightly better shot at pushing through.
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Stockton chose to stay with Calpers and keep its existing pension plans, cutting other obligations and pushing through the biggest sales tax increase allowed by law.
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The Yankees' schedule, and late-summer momentum, gave them hope of pushing through for a wild-card spot, or maybe even the American League East title.
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But Pai has already cleared a major obstacle by pushing through a rule that eases restrictions on media ownership, a move that was highlighted on Wednesday.
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His inspiration came from his childhood in Puerto Rico, where he loved planting seeds, captivated by the sight of slender green stems pushing through the dirt.
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In a rare move, prominent business leaders warned that pushing through the extradition law could undermine investor confidence in Hong Kong and erode its competitive advantages.
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You swim through this novel as you do through a lake in midsummer, pushing through both warm eddies and the occasional surprisingly chilly draft from below.
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Stubborn by her own account, Muñoz managed to keep pushing through on the way to twice finishing among the L.P.G.A.'s top 10 in season earnings.
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That, lots of booze and plentiful old-school canapés on trays served by besieged waiters pushing through the crowd as if onto a rush hour subway.
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Warren thought his support for that law did not compensate for his role in pushing through the bankruptcy legislation, which she believed hurt women far more.
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From an economic point of view, Mr. Kurz's government was successful in pushing through changes to the tax system and taking steps toward balancing the budget.
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But they are painted silver, too, and, like their German counterparts, also have red rotating lights on their roofs, useful for pushing through Tehran's crowded streets.
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In May, Ottawa agreed to buy the Trans Mountain pipeline in hopes of pushing through an expansion to nearly triple capacity as other proposed lines languished.
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The army and allies including Lebanon's Hezbollah and other Shi'ite militias are pushing through Syria's eastern desert to assault Islamic State's heartland along the Euphrates valley.
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After pushing through sweeping health care reforms with the Affordable Care Act, former President Barack Obama failed to pass a comprehensive immigration reform package in 21980.
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A former food executive with a reputation for pushing through politically sensitive reforms, Fakieh had previously served as labor minister, health minister and mayor of Jeddah.
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He showed calm under political fire by pushing through tight budgets and unpopular labour reforms during the economic downturn that shook Spain following the global financial crisis.
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Erdogan said Turkey needs to use the next 4-1/2 years until scheduled elections effectively and tackle economic and security problems, while pushing through structural reforms.
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Both Boone and John learned from their job searches and feel that being able to talk about and reflect on their challenges was critical in pushing through.
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Macron has won plaudits from economists and business leaders by pushing through a deregulation law cutting red tape for retailers and the legal profession among other areas.
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" When pushing through a workout, Michele reminds herself that "at the end, there's this great place that I'm going to get the most delicious salad or sushi!
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The PMDB won plaudits recently for pushing through changes to liberalize the deep-water oil sector as debt-ridden state firm Petrobras lacked the funds to invest.
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Pushing through the branches, I arrived at a tree that, because it seemed to be the biggest, might have been the one we used as a landmark.
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But, of course, none of this advances the Republican Party's goals of dismantling health care, pushing through tax breaks for the wealthy, and destroying the welfare state.
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Trying to deal with this crisis, as well as pushing through pension reforms and bringing down national debt, has absorbed much of the government's time and energy.
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Elliott is stepping up its activities in Europe, as it sees more opportunities to unlock value by pushing through management changes, company break-ups and merger deals.
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Grassley's comments came just before a contentious committee meeting where Democrats accused Republicans, once again, of moving too quickly in pushing through President Trump's lower court nominees.
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Pushing through the sale without congressional approval may give President Trump a short-term political win, but it ultimately will hurt long-term U.S. national security objectives.
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Macron, a former investment banker, and his government are pushing through social and economic reforms to re-shape the French economy and restore France's image among investors.
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Pushing through the river's current, and mindful of an alligator lingering upriver, she guided her friend's crying 10-year-old boy toward a Border Patrol rescue boat.
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It's not about regular season, it's about us pushing through in the playoffs and getting over Cleveland, that's who's been our nemesis the last couple of years.
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Republican FCC Chairman Ajit Pai is pushing through a proposal to kill the Obama-era regulations, and it appears unlikely the grassroots backlash will slow him down.
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When she feels the need to rest, she is trying to honor that, instead of pushing through a SoulCycle class like she would have in the past.
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When we react rashly to a tragedy by pushing through poorly conceived policy, we are likely to suffer for decades from the unintended consequences of that law.
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But this record, lyrically, is about people who are ill-suited to a certain kind of work just pushing through it, or suffering through it, just because.
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The speed with which public health officials are now pushing through a new diagnostic test shows just how seriously they're taking the potentially pandemic threat of 2019-nCoV.
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As army chief, Mr Prayuth launched a coup and disbanded the previous parliament in 2014, before pushing through a new constitution that shores up the junta he heads.
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In his first year in office, Donald Trump has turned Keynes on his head, pushing through a massive fiscal stimulus during America's second-longest economic expansion in history.
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Dual-boot support is said to be arriving on the Pixelbook soon, as Google engineers are pushing through multiple changes for Chrome OS to support the new feature.
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The party has suffered a series of setbacks after several years in which it controlled the state government, pushing through spending cuts, voting restrictions, and other conservative policies.
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By pushing through the appropriations bill on a largely party-line vote without any debate, Mr. Ryan had to abandon his commitment to regular order in the House.
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While Trump has had difficulty pushing through his legislative agenda, despite his party's control of Congress, he has vigorously used his executive power to satisfy the Republican base.
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I remember the alternative to pushing through pain to a life I find meaning in pales in comparison to a wasted life — and I get on with it.
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President Donald Trump has had a tougher time, pushing through tax reforms but failing to build a southern border wall or stop a probe into Russian election meddling.
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The list included pushing through a tax cut for the middle class, launching an operation to accept 25,000 Syrian refugees and creating thousands of summer jobs for students.
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But at home, he faces a tough task pushing through his agenda and the special counsel investigation into Russian election meddling is casting a shadow over his presidency.
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I'd be out all day running errands, pushing through crowds on the sidewalk, waiting in line to get inside Trader Joe's, surrounded by people and their loud conversations.
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With every stretch I imagine what I'll feel like pushing through the final 800 meters and how hard I'll stomp on the ground in the final 100 meters.
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Here's the full list: After departing as Microsoft's Windows chief last summer, Myerson has been instrumental in bringing together these families and pushing through the change in ownership.
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States are pushing through unconstitutional restrictions on access to abortion that could threaten women's health and lives, reduce access to healthcare and drastically escalate violence against abortion clinics.
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Having meaningful friendships and living in a society means occasionally pushing through your feelings of, Ugh, I don't WANNA, and doing things that really suck in the moment.
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Pushing through partisan politics, the House on Wednesday overwhelmingly passed a $738 billion compromise defense policy bill that would create a Space Force as the newest military service.
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We&aposre talking about auto jobs, farm jobs, textile jobs, these are the people that are going to get hurt by the policies that Donald Trump is pushing through.
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And Donna and Cameron's partnership is the most powerful of all, pushing through all of the problems that would normally hinder women starting a tech company in the 1980s.
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It's clear that while moderately large companies are still pushing through mergers at about a normal rate, there has been a pattern of massive mergers falling to regulatory pressure.
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Analysts warn the result may further deter the ANC from pushing through economic reforms needed to boost South Africa's stagnating economy, ahead of a national election due in 2019.
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This crucial point, referred to as "Max Q," is often considered to be the most stressing moment during launch, as the rocket is pushing through the speed of sound.
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Had Abe's coalition won two-thirds of the upper house, his administration might have turned to pushing through a controversial constitutional amendment releasing the Japanese army from pacifist constraints.
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Still, this doesn't quite resolve the tension between CAP's formal proposals and the informal proposals its president is pushing through back channels to the head of Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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Motorola's abandoning of the 2014 Moto X still leaves a really bad taste in our mouths; carrier testing and pushing through one last major update can't be that difficult.
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He supported Richard M. Nixon in the 1960 election and Nelson Rockefeller in the 1964 primaries — even as President Lyndon B. Johnson was pushing through the Civil Rights Act.
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"By pushing through a waiver that will have a detrimental impact to majority African American populations, this policy will exacerbate already existing economic and health disadvantages," the Democrats wrote.
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The White House memo, made public on Friday, shows the Trump administration is now turning to a familiar strategy: pushing through a policy on the basis of national security.
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The agency is endeavoring to hold its first auction for drilling rights in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge next year and is currently pushing through the environmental review process.
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Hondurans arriving in Guatemala would have to apply there, for instance, and Guatemalans arriving in Mexico would have to apply there, instead of pushing through to the United States.
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His crusade seemed unlikely to succeed, given that disciplined Senate Republicans have been pushing through Trump administration judicial picks with assembly-line efficiency over the heated complaints of Democrats.
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I buy M&M's from the vending machine and mix them with the walnuts and cranberries I brought earlier to trick myself into pushing through the next few hours.
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BECKY QUICK: You-- were not a proponent of pushing through this tax reform, but you have talked pretty extensively about it--what it's going to mean for American business.
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The government has pinned much of its hope for winning back public support on pushing through an education reform, but this is currently mired in major protests by teachers.
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Known as "Le Cost Killer" for overseeing turnarounds that included cuts, Ghosn has remained popular in Japan despite pushing through massive job losses and recent controversy over his pay.
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First daughter and special advisor to the president Ivanka Trump took the opportunity to remind us about the double child tax credit she was instrumental in pushing through in Congress.
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"If you keep on pushing through the darkness, you'll find a rainbow, and I feel like I finally arrived there," she said as part of our 2019 fall music preview.
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I've had a cold for a couple days, and I've been pushing through it and I did my show last night and I loved it, but I pushed too hard.
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Most of their legislative energy this year went toward pushing through an incredibly unpopular healthcare bill that would have deprived millions of insurance, and they couldn't even get that done.
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When it comes to working out, the hardest part isn't necessarily pushing through that final treadmill sprint or that last bout of HIIT (though, our muscles might tell you otherwise).
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Turkey's lira fell as much as 2118.65 percent, pushing through 210.09 per dollar, before retracing some of these losses following inflation data that was not quite as bad as feared.
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In the U.K., a digital transformation campaign began in 2013, pushing through services that let citizens do things like claim certain welfare benefits, pay taxes and register to vote online.
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The fresh social clash underlines the difficulties the PiS faces in pushing through its policies as new politicians from both sides of the spectrum are expected to mount robust challenges.
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The proposal is currently estimated to cost $19903 billion, and Trump transition officials told CNN they planned to pay for it by pushing through a series of broader tax reforms.
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Landing said on Wednesday it has nothing to add to its statement issued on Tuesday, which said the integrated resort project was pushing through and its lease contract was valid.
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The 2,620mAh battery does an admirable job of pushing through a full day of heavy usage, though Sony's estimate of "up to two days" of longevity is a fairy tale.
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The French president, a former investment banker, has come under constant fire from opponents for being too close to big business and pushing through tax reforms that favor the wealthy.
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"He's going to take this opportunity, his popularity not only domestically but probably internationally – Europe-wide – as a big means to start pushing through a lot more policies," Hodges added.
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After five years of pushing through injuries doing what I was certain the successful version of myself should do, I never made it to the starting line of a race.
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As Roll Call notes, the Senate had focused its energies on pushing through appeals court judges so far this Congress and only approved its first district court pick last week.
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Mr. Wang has long been sympathetic to the authoritarian argument that China needs a strongman to maintain social order while pushing through painful policies, such as closing down inefficient factories.
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Pushing through the nuclear deal — and getting sanctions relief from the West — was a high-stakes fight for Iran's moderates, and the fact that they won is a big deal.
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"Anytime I'm pushing through a crowd at a gay bar, I'd say there's like a one out of four times chance I'll get my dick or ass grabbed," Jake said.
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And Levi's grandfather, Edward Levi, served as attorney general under President Gerald Ford, pushing through major reforms at the department after the Watergate scandal eroded the country's faith in government.
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The arcane procedural rules of Congress — the same ones that contributed to the demise of the health care repeal bill — will complicate the process of pushing through a tax overhaul.
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With Congress pushing through rollbacks to the Dodd-Frank reforms passed following the financial crisis, Dudley said the lessons from the systemic failure of the banking system shouldn't be ignored.
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In addition, the noted political scientist Hahrie Han and her colleagues found that since 073, Republican legislators in Arizona have been less aggressive in pushing through harmful immigration-related bills.
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On Friday, as the storm was pushing through Southern California, the snowpack in the Sierra over all was 174 percent of normal, according to the California Department of Water Resources.
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While Republican leaders focused on pushing through their atrocious tax plan, they missed the deadline to renew funding for the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), which covers nine million children.
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It feels as though casual rock fans still have this loop playing in their head that "badness" has merit or currency and that barrier prevents us from fully pushing through.
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During the Cold War, for instance, governing elites in Western Europe considered the threat from the Soviet Union a major crisis, pushing through sweeping changes to military and foreign policy.
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Although rhabdomyolysis is rare, it underscores the importance of listening to your body when trying to get back into shape, and not pushing through intense pain during a workout, Walrod said.
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Stephen Isaacs, chairman of the investment committee at Alvine Capital, says the major investment banks behind Snap's public debut are pushing through an unusual move that takes liberties with investors' rights.
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Hungary is pushing through laws targeting non-government organizations that work with migrants and has also targeted a Budapest university founded by Soros by introducing tough new restrictions on its activities.
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After McConnell succeeded in pushing through Brett Kavanaugh, it seems unlikely there's anything that Democrats or the public could do to stop Trump from putting another justice on the high court.
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I sing this entire show live, and pride myself in giving it all, but when I sang in the rain at Citi Field I got sick and have been pushing through.
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He was always moving, either literally in his many hunting and ranching trips, or metaphorically, fighting corporations, pushing through plans for the Panama Canal, and heralding a new era for conservation.
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In front of the stage, sunken in red-velvet cinema seats, the mid-afternoon flesh-junkies sit, their bellies pushing through faun M&S Blue Harbour slacks or dark pinstripe suits.
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Kent Police said one person suffered a broken arm and five people sustained minor injuries during the demonstrations, as BBC television footage showed dozens of hooded protesters pushing through police lines.
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Magufuli, nicknamed "the bulldozer" for pushing through his policies, has won some praise from Western donors for anti-corruption drives and cutting wasteful government spending since coming to power in November.
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Indeed, police chiefs, activists, and former Justice Department officials all credited federal intervention with helping to reduce the number of police shootings and pushing through reforms that might otherwise have failed.
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In his first term, Rouhani expended his political capital pushing through a landmark agreement with global powers to limit Iran's nuclear program in return for the lifting of international financial sanctions.
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The two leading candidates to lead the Democratic National Committee (DNC) are both speaking out against North Carolina Republicans for pushing through legislation that would hamstring the power of incoming Gov.
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It just floats there, out of reach and still right here, taunting me into staying here or pushing through until I find the next grey void from which I cannot proceed.
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Sassou Nguesso won re-election on March 20 after pushing through constitutional changes in an October referendum to remove age and term limits that would have prevented him from standing again.
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Putting one foot in front of the other past the point of exhaustion may have been possible for my nonexistent leg muscles while running, but doggedly pushing through deadlifts was not.
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These are the good soldiers, pushing through pain to make for themselves a better life (although it may just be artificial, residual—faces they saw their parents make and so mimic).
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Some of the losses have come on technical grounds, with judges chastising the administration for pushing through new regulations without properly accounting for their consequences or public comments on the proposals.
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Ciolli: If that does happen, say we're pushing through recession at some point because of either the trade war or just mounting forces, what's the best way to trade around that?
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But the total size of such acquisitions has slowed in 2017, as many big pharmaceutical companies have concentrated on integrating purchases made in recent years, rather than pushing through new takeovers.
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Pedro Sánchez, the socialist Spanish prime minister, just won an important electoral victory after pushing through a 22 percent rise in the minimum wage, the largest in Spain in 40 years.
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Last year, Mr. Xi, who is also the party leader, used the meeting to entrench his power, pushing through changes to the Constitution that abolished a term limit on the presidency.
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Before pushing through changes to the labor laws, Mr. Macron held more than 50 meetings with unions shortly after his election in an effort to get them onboard with his program.
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On taxes, he has been an orthodox Republican, pushing through big tax cuts for corporations and the wealthy, which his administration promised would lead to a huge surge in business investment.
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On taxes, he has been an orthodox Republican, pushing through big tax cuts for corporations and the wealthy, which his administration promised would lead to a huge surge in business investment.
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As the insult gathered steam in the '90s, Bill Clinton was studiously aiming for the political center, ''ending welfare as we know it'' and pushing through a tough-on-crime bill.
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In 2007, with Senator Sam Brownback, Mr. Biden went even further, pushing through a "sense of the Senate" resolution to separate Iraq into three regions, on a vote of 75 to 23.
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Each quiet, tiny-voiced tune emerges like a crocus pushing through the snow, and how much you enjoy as opposed to admire it will depend on how moving you find minor miracles.
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Just 21 of those 127 votes were related to legislation -- that's 16.5% of floor time devoted to legislative debate -- while the vast majority were devoted to pushing through the Trump administration's nominations.
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President Donald Trump is very serious about pushing through the tax cuts promised in his campaign but getting them through Congress will not be easy, according to The Carlyle Group's David Rubenstein.
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Earlier this month, Osterloh renewed his attack on Diess, accusing him of betraying workers and trying to use the company's Volkswagen diesel emissions scandal as a pretext for pushing through job cuts.
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The Republicans in Congress still have an interest in pushing through tax cuts, however (indeed that is why they are still backing Trump) so this dash of pessimism might still be brief.
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"We're still fully committed to pushing through with the Senate at this point but we're looking at every possible option of repealing and replacing Obamacare," White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders told reporters.
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Among the black basalt ash, Ohia Lehua trees are often the first to crop up after a volcano, their red flowers pushing through new cracks in the lava before it even cools.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A slim majority of French people are in favor of protests against a deeply contested labor reform the ruling Socialist Party is pushing through parliament, a poll showed on Sunday.
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But just as the company reneged on its promise not to integrate the encrypted WhatsApp into Facebook's platform, it's easy to picture Facebook pushing through standards that benefit itself at consumer expense.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazilian President Michel Temer warned on Friday that without the unpopular austerity measures he is pushing through to cut public spending and balance the budget, the government will become insolvent.
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He said the slow pace of confirming undersecretaries and other positions in various departments and agencies has hampered Cabinet-level officials that Republicans spent weeks pushing through the Senate earlier this year.
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"The rouble continues to enjoy stability, as the U.S. Congress has not been active in pushing through anti-Russia sanctions," said Vladimir Miklashevsky, senior economist and trading desk strategist at Danske Bank.
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In an effort to tackle Brazil's bloated deficit, center-right President Michel Temer is now pushing through Congress an unprecedented 20-year limit on federal spending, expected to be approved next month.
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President Emmanuel Macron has had a fraught relationship with unions since he came to office in 2017, pushing through reforms including a labour market overhaul which faced stiff opposition from workers' representatives.
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The possibility of civilian and military unrest and ensuing foreign sanctions in the event of an escalation may prevent the government pushing through a constitutional amendment referendum and engender uncertainty for investors.
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These days, it's a louder and more cumbersome intruder: open-air tour vans, pushing through on roads that can barely fit one car, some with loudspeakers blaring dubious claims by the driver.
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A blue wall, divided in half diagonally, is perhaps the most dominant part of the first room, the light blue of the upper half pushing through the darker surface of the lower portion.
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And even as House lawmakers worked through the night Wednesday and into the morning Thursday pushing through the health care bill, the White House and House Republican leaders continued their coordinated lobbying effort.
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But Chahed, in the interview, said he believed the government's policy of inclusiveness - bringing in major parties and representatives close to the unions - would help towards a consensus on pushing through tough measures.
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Magufuli, nicknamed "the Bulldozer" for pushing through his policies, has been praised by Western donors for an anti-corruption drive and cutting wasteful government spending since he came to power in November 2015.
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Scott earned bipartisan plaudits for his response to the shooting, pushing through legislation that the National Rifle Association opposed, but he and Nelson still clashed over how much to clamp down on guns.
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Pushing through tax cuts Still, Pence successfully shepherded into law a series of tax cuts in Indiana -- slightly reducing the state's income tax and speeding up the phase-out of its inheritance tax.
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He and Domino have been taking long walks to build their endurance and his gear and supplies are packed up in the stroller (named Jenny) that he will be pushing through the country.
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After pushing through one of two small gaps in the wall, CNN journalists met with the rebels leading the assault just 200 meters from ISIS positions, as they heard gunfire and explosions nearby.
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In a flurry of activity before the state's legislative session wraps May 29, Texas lawmakers are pushing through controversial bills that affect children and touch on hot-button issues of sexuality and religion.
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Mnuchin promises tax reform by August: Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Wednesday he remains committed to pushing through comprehensive tax reform this summer, a tall order as Congress faces a daunting legislative agenda.
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Given the G.O.P.'s difficulty in pushing through legislation even with the largest House majority since 1928, Paul Ryan will have a devil of a time winning votes if he loses this cushion.
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Pushing through the branches, we found a twin cluster of spruce trees festooned with orange, blue and yellow surveyor's flagging, the brightly colored plastic strips whipping in the breeze like Tibetan prayer flags.
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Consider 1964, when supporters of Barry Goldwater, the conservative who defeated Nelson Rockefeller to win the Republican nomination, took the second route, shouting down moderate Republicans and pushing through a strictly conservative platform.
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I leaned on the cheers of 26.2 miles of connected strangers rooting for me and her, and the prayers of those pushing through the pain when things got rough all those years ago.
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More than anything, Selig was a tireless supporter of small-market and midmarket teams, pushing through revenue-sharing policies that redistributed millions of dollars from the larger market teams to the smaller ones.
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Though Indian pipes are sometimes found individually as a single "pipe" emerging along a trailside, they are also observed pushing through the leaf litter in tight bunches, sometimes numbering 30 or 40 stems.
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Setting feasible goals, admitting when you're feeling discouraged and forcing yourself to reach beyond your comfort level can help you strike a balance between getting stuck in your feelings and pushing through them.
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In June, the prime minister shut down Parliament's ordinary session soon after pushing through a controversial anti-conspiracy law that gives broad surveillance power to the police at the expense of civil liberties.
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Across the country this year, legislatures like Oregon's, dominated by Democrats, have veered to the left, pushing through bills on issues like abortion rights, health care and limits to rent increases for tenants.
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On this year's win-a-trip journey, Nick Kristof and I spent eight days visiting clinics and homes, exploring schools and fields, and pushing through mud and road blockades in Paraguay and Guatemala.
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The administration's goal this week includes pushing through Congress another economic stimulus package that is likely to top $1.3 trillion, the centerpiece of which will be checks sent directly to thousands of Americans.
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Then in 2017, Mr. Maduro sidelined the legislature altogether, pushing through the creation of a new body, the Constituent Assembly, that had the power to rewrite the Constitution and effectively run the country.
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"You can stack the board," said John Coffee of Columbia Law School, though he added that "it might be poor form to stuff the board" before pushing through a merger or C.E.O. change.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai is pushing through a proposal that would repeal the legal framework for the rules, which prohibit internet service providers from blocking, slowing or giving preferential treatment to certain sites.
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He manages the stress by pushing through: "I'm sure there are better answers than what I do, which is just take the pain and make sure you really care about what you're doing."
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I think any time that you're pushing through a barrier, you are making trouble for everyone around you because you do leave a little bit of disaster in your wake sometimes. Sure. Absolutely.
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The piece of Dysart's that takes center stage is "Second Growth" (2016), which features a piñon tree protruding from the gallery's actual wall, pushing through the sheetrock, with drywall crumbled onto the floor.
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Clinton had once counted on as a strong supporter — is just as divided as the state appears to be, and union leaders are wary about pushing through an endorsement that could split its ranks.
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In the early 1990s Mahathir Mohamad, the prime minister at the time, succeeded in pushing through constitutional amendments which withdrew the sultans' power to veto legislation, and curbed the legal immunity their families enjoyed.
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The Hong Kong government seized on the case to justify pushing through a now-withdrawn extradition bill, leading to five months of sometimes violent protests that have now evolved into broader calls for democracy.
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Late last year, the nongovernmental organization also succeeded in pushing through a bill that places restrictions on access to the chemicals and imposes a life sentence for someone convicted of perpetrating an acid attack.
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A cold front is pushing through, but there's a delay before the chillier air arrives, so temperatures may pop up to near 60 before dropping off sharply later in the day or at night.
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The Hong Kong government seized on the case to justify pushing through a now-withdrawn extradition bill, leading to five months of sometimes violent protests that have now evolved into broader calls for democracy.
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"They thought that Carrie Lam has this reputation of pushing through things and at the same time without provoking mass protests," Hui said, suggesting that the latest demonstration could be disappointing for Chinese officials.
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Pushing off from the floor with the foot that is planted, raise your hips up towards the ceiling, making sure to engage your core and your glute on the side you're pushing through. 21.
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In doing so, the regulators approved a liquefied natural gas export terminal for the first time in two years, pushing through a disagreement over how they should assess the facilities' contribution to climate change.
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The precious metal is outperforming the index, which is up more than 6.5 percent, as investors hedge against the possibility that the Trump administration does not succeed in pushing through its pro-growth agenda.
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Reports that Donald Trump tried to interfere with a federal investigation and discussed sensitive security information with Russia has sowed investor fears that he may be distracted from pushing through his economic stimulus programme.
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I'll start with the good first: the design did allow me to press several cloves in a row with no removal, and causes less waste by eventually pushing through all of the first clove.
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Usani Uguru Usani asked the Niger Delta Avengers to be patient and said the government was pushing through development schemes in the southern territory where rights groups have long complained about poverty and pollution.
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This explains why American public sector pension plans assume 7.5%-8% annual returns; instead of pushing through unpopular tax hikes to fund pension promises, they can hope the equity market will do the work.
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" But that may not really matter; another gamer told me that he's heard a lot of VR users talk about "pushing through troubling pains or side effects of VR rather than taking a break.
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While the leading clerical party, the Jamiat Ulema-e-Islami (JUI), has only 13 seats, Mr Sharif values its support at a shaky time and may be wary of pushing through a new law.
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Mnangagwa is under pressure to deliver on promises he made during last year's election campaign to revive the economy by pushing through economic reforms, attracting foreign investment to create jobs and rebuilding collapsing infrastructure.
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Democrats accused Pai of pushing through the deregulatory measures to help Sinclair with its effort to buy the Tribune stations, which led to multiple FCC inspector general investigations at the request of House Democrats.
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Thursday morning, C-Span was still carrying Democratic speeches from the floor, though Mr. Ryan, overnight, had gotten the House to break for its recess, pushing through a final vote on an appropriations bill.
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In order for Warren to have a chance at pushing through her proposal, Democrats would need to keep their House majority and win control of the Senate, where Republicans hold a 53-47 majority.
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No-deal, either through the EU rejecting a further extension or a new leader pushing through a hard Brexit, is priced in as the third most likely of five scenarios at a 20% probability.
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The cold front now pushing through the northeast should bring near-record to record low freezing temperatures in the mid-to-upper 20s Fahrenheit from Boston to Washington by Saturday morning, the service said.
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Mnuchin was at the forefront of pushing through the GOP tax-cut bill in late 2628 and has said he plans to spend the upcoming year working on correcting some areas of the legislation.
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She has been generally praised for her six years as home secretary, one of the country's most difficult jobs, in particular for standing up to the police unions and for pushing through antiterrorism legislation.
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The garroting of Obamacare -- which could leave 13 million fewer people with health coverage, as a means of pushing through permanent corporate tax cuts (the individual cuts sunset) -- is a recipe for political disaster.
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It taught me the importance of pushing through something unpleasant in order to let it shape you for the better, and that doing so would make you stronger in ways both observable and immeasurable.
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"If the president wants to break with decades of precedent by pushing through a nominee in an election year, we're going to vet that person and put their real record on display," Priebus said.
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The two also chatted on the phone twice on Wednesday, and Pelosi is now on the verge of pushing through a massive stimulus bill that could earn GOP support, as well as Trump's signature.
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They accused Republicans of promoting tax cuts that would benefit the rich and loudly criticized Mr. Ryan for pushing through a health care bill that they said would take away insurance from the sick.
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Whichever party heads the new government, it will face the difficult task of pushing through the painful cuts and restructuring being urged by the European Union to boost the debt-burdened economy's modest growth.
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Conte will make a fresh attempt at pushing through an emergency decree to bail out the bank on Sunday evening, with a cabinet meeting due to be held at 13 GMT, the sources said.
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Critics say Mnangagwa has failed to keep promises he made during last year's election campaign to revive the economy by pushing through economic reforms, attracting foreign investment to create jobs and rebuilding collapsing infrastructure.
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But, Vinny's Jersey tough ... we're told he's been pushing through his injury, and he rides the scooter and slips on the walking boot during the week to keep his bum ankle from getting worse.
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Pushing through major legislative change could be difficult, as the Workers' Party remains the largest party in Congress with 56 seats, although Bolsonaro's Social Liberal Party (PSL) won huge gains in elections earlier this month.
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The disqualifications, a week after thousands of parliamentary candidates were similarly excluded, are a blow to Rouhani, who is signing business deals in Europe this week after pushing through a nuclear deal with world powers.
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Though it is by no means certain that Trump will deliver on the proposed tax cuts, given troubles experienced in pushing through other measures, Israeli software testing company Qualitest is already eyeing a potential move.
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Foreign Minister Didier Burkhalter has said that pushing through a new framework accord is politically impossible in Switzerland at the moment despite EU calls for such a treaty, most recently by German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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According to analysts at political consultancy Eurasia Group, the probes are likely to delay rather than derail Temer's pension overhaul, a cornerstone of the program he is pushing through Congress to shore up government accounts.
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By pushing through the 2628th Amendment abolishing slavery, and in laying the moral and rhetorical groundwork for the 28503th and 22019th Amendments, Lincoln made equal citizenship regardless of race a core promise of the Constitution.
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Pai, who was tapped by President Trump in January to lead the FCC, is pushing through a repeal of the 2015 net neutrality rules, which require internet service providers to treat all web traffic equally.
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In the upper chamber, many vulnerable red-state Democrats come from states hit hard by the opioid crisis, and they could be eager to secure a legislative victory as well by pushing through the bills.
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But as Britain's politics become more polarised because of Brexit, many business leaders are feeling alienated by a party that is pushing through policies on trade and immigration that they say will damage their companies.
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But that softness is electric and thrilling and makes us want to cook the way we cook when there are sprouts pushing through the ground and birds back in the trees to sing and squawk.
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While progress in reflating the economy was not as rapid as originally planned, the government was reining in its huge public debt and pushing through structural reform policies such as labour market reform, Moody's said.
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Lutsenko told me that, during this period, he supported Biden's efforts, but Sergii Leshchenko, an investigative journalist who had joined Poroshenko's bloc in parliament, said that Lutsenko had no "particular enthusiasm" for pushing through reforms.
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As the top tax writer in the House, he took the lead in crafting and pushing through the new Republican tax law that overhauls the brackets for individuals and cuts the rate for U.S. corporations.
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His legislative affairs chief, Shahira Knight, a former senior congressional aide who played a central role in pushing through Mr. Trump's tax cut, has also never had to manage a protracted battle for Mr. Trump.
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"No matter what happens, you can't let all those other negative forces like determine what your path you go on, you keep pushing through all that and you look at the end prize," he said.
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It was a chaotic, clanking world of cobblestone streets crammed with 70,000 men — and women — pushing through its turnstiles with tin lunchboxes and thermoses, clocking in and out 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
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The law originally singled out factory-farm exposés, but after it twice failed to pass in the face of resistance from animal-rights activists, lawmakers succeeded in pushing through a version that covered everyone equally. Gov.
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According to Gordon, there is "a ton of strength" in the e-commerce company based on how the stock has performed relative to the market, and he sees the name possibly pushing through its old highs.
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His comments come at a time when many investors expect government bond yields to continue to sag lower, with major economies seen pushing through a fresh wave of stimulus to temper anxiety about a global recession.
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In September, McConnell's pre-impeachment Facebook ads focused on the majority leader's most enduring accomplishments: confirming scores of conservative judges and pushing through two Supreme Court justices — Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh — during the Trump presidency.
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In the meantime, interim President Michel Temer and his white male cabinet are pushing through a series of business-friendly deregulation, privatization, and austerity measures that will further brutalize Brazil's sprawling poor and precarious middle classes.
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AHF has spent almost a decade routinely attacking the adult industry through lobbying, instigating CalOSHA (and even Nevada OSHA) investigations, and pushing through ballot initiatives that claim to protect performers while compromising their privacy and safety.
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The data itself isn't a snapshot, a single click in time, but more like an unspooling filmstrip, as the high-flying robot traverses the atmosphere, pushing through space with its nose pointed down like a bloodhound.
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Back then, the SPD's top brass won over an unwilling party base after pushing through key campaign pledges like the introduction of a minimum wage, tighter rent control and more generous pension perks for some workers.
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Rights defenders are concerned that European states focused on security have lent Sisi international legitimacy at a time when his supporters are pushing through constitutional amendments that could allow him to stay in power until 2034.
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According to several lawmakers at the time, Ryan became frustrated with one of Conroy's prayers, in which he called for a fair tax code while Republicans were pushing through their landmark Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
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"That's going to delay his ability to be really, really effective in terms of pushing through tax reform and pharmaceuticals reform and certainly will delay coming back for another bite of this healthcare reform," Odeluga added.
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Seba's approach integrates analysis of how the technology is experiencing massive reduction in costs, while generating increasing returns, all the while pushing through new technological innovations at a rapid pace—trends which fundamentally transform whole markets.
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Yet after facing down demonstrators, pushing through a controversial legislative superbody in a July vote also boycotted by the opposition, and notching a majority in October gubernatorial polls, Maduro has ridden out the storm for now.
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With Medicare for All, Democrats can say we have a plan to protect and expand healthcare coverage for the working poor and middle class while Republicans are pushing through tax cuts for the wealthy and corporations.
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If a short-term extension does result in a stand-alone floor vote on the measure next year, it could give more privacy-minded lawmakers a better chance of pushing through substantive changes to the program.
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Again, to be fair, the Trump administration has consistently worked to get prescription drug prices down and is currently pushing through a plan to import lower cost drugs from Canada that even has some bipartisan support.
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The ruling AK Party, backed by the nationalist MHP, is pushing through legislation that President Tayyip Erdogan says will bring strong executive leadership needed to prevent a return to the fragile coalition governments of the past.
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We've spent mornings pushing through crowds on the subway platform, sweating through long rides without any air conditioning in the summer, and have dealt with more delays, service changes, and unexpected stops than we can count.
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But, but, but: If lefty activists are hoping to see Democrats lay the PR groundwork for pushing through something sweeping if they ever regain full control, it's certainly true that Manchin would be a pretty imperfect messenger.
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"He is grateful for all the well wishes and will be taking time out in the new year," added the spokesperson, explaining that Osmond was transported to the hospital after "pushing through" his appearance in the show.
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It reminds us that the destructive Nora from season one, the one who longed for pain to feel the physical repercussions of her loss, is still in there, still pushing through the days despite their happier glean.
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European Central Bank President Mario Draghi warned European leaders on Thursday that monetary policy alone would not be enough to jump-start the economy and that governments needed to do their job by pushing through structural reforms.
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Last week, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi warned European leaders that monetary policy alone would not be enough to jump-start the economy and that governments needed to do their job by pushing through structural reforms.
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And his order to withdraw 2,000 U.S. troops in Syria last December was seen as the president pushing through with that policy in the White House, even if it blindsided and concerned some allies in the region.
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"Emotionally they go through a lot of things and when you get to world number one, you have got to look after yourself and keep pushing through the next few weeks," Bjorn told the Ryder Cup website.
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Lightfoot's primary proposals, per the Tribune, include increasing access to affordable housing, creating an office of public safety to reduce crime and reform policing, and pushing through a graduated real estate transfer tax to help combat homelessness.
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Ms. Abrams, 44, has spent much of her life pushing through doors that other people wanted to keep shut, and if she wins in November she will become the first black woman elected governor of any state.
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Mexican television footage showed hundreds of migrants pushing through Guatemalan border posts and streaming onto a bridge connecting Mexico and Guatemala, only to be met by dozens of Mexican police in riot gear on the other side.
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In his remarks, Mr. Bernanke described Mr. Trump as a "very unprecedented, unusual person" with no government background who would have a harder time pushing through tax reforms and infrastructure changes because of his low approval ratings.
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Beijing has been pushing through reforms in areas like intellectual property protection in recent months as it seeks to encourage the development of more homegrown technology, according to Kenny Liew, an analyst at research firm Fitch Solutions.
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It has had policy successes, pushing through many of its flagship measures such as the "citizens' income" poverty relief scheme, tougher sanctions for corruption, curbs on temporary job contracts and a cut in the number of parliamentarians.
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This plays into data from LonRes showing a 18 percent leap in the number of properties pushing through price reductions in the 12 days following the referendum compared to the total for the 12 days before the vote.
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However, more than 10 tax and IT consultants who worked on the project said that behind the scenes the government was ignoring warnings for more testing of the complex system even as it was pushing through late changes.
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Kenya has a vibrant conventional bond market, which the government relies on to raise the bulk if its financial borrowing requirements, but it is pushing through mobile phone bonds to tap into a wider pool of retail investors.
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Candidates like Xenophon are viewed as trustworthy and are increasingly seen as a brake on pushing through radical reforms, such as the coalition's centerpiece A$50 billion corporate tax break or Labor's strong push to legalize gay marriage.
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The contrasting developments in Texas and Seattle demonstrate politicians' tug of war over gun rights and civilian safety, which the gun lobby has been manipulating by pushing through state laws that block local governments from enacting needed ordinances.
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Chinese leaders unveiled sweeping reform plans in late 2013 to let market forces play a bigger role in the economy, and pledged to achieve results by 2020, but analysts see little progress in pushing through more difficult changes.
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"On the evening of Thursday 27 December, after pushing through the evening's performance of Peter Pan at Birmingham Hippodrome, Jimmy Osmond was driven straight to hospital and diagnosed with a stroke," Osmond's spokesperson said, according to BBC News.
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From choosing the bridesmaids to discussing a potential prenup and pushing through venue complications due to the recent Hurricane Irma, which ripped through Miami in September, the special will take fans inside the wedding from start to finish.
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But to figure out how to give yourself the best chance of pushing through that wall of laziness, you've gotta do a little soul-searching first and examine why you're being such a sloth in the first place.
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While leaders recognize that to preserve their majority, swing district members will be critical, pushing through a deal perceived as weak on illegal immigration could risk primary challenges from the right and retribution from the party's right flank.
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"If you went back a few years, you might say, 'Well, he should've focused even more on pushing through a bigger fiscal stimulus, which he could have if he wasn't going for the Affordable Care Act," Rogoff said.
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Waiting outside the Mogamma, an enormous administrative building in downtown Cairo, he explains that he submitted his paperwork a week ago, came back as instructed and—after pushing through a mob of other applicants—was told to reapply.
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Republican moderates, led by Curbelo, are three votes short of pushing through a successful discharge petition — a motion to force a vote against the wishes of leadership — that would pit four immigration bills up for a floor vote.
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He rode a wave of popular support by contrasting his open, attentive nature with the authoritarian, opaque ruling style of Ms Park, who had faced withering criticism for pushing through important policies, such as Thaad, without due process.
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The IMF loan and the associated package of reforms that goes with it will unlock another $38 billion in loans from other international partners but commitment by Pakistani authorities in pushing through reform was essential, Ramirez Rigo said.
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Despite this agreement, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), the regulator responsible for enforcing CRA among most of the largest banks, is pushing through an entirely new system that will cripple CRA's effectiveness for years.
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At the memorial service in Nagasaki on the 70th anniversary of the bombing, Mr. Taniguchi criticized the government of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe for pushing through security bills that allow Japanese troops to engage in overseas combat missions.
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The absence of food can deepen its meaning: After pushing through long stretches of hunger and thirst, there is a heightened sense of gratitude and delight that comes with breaking the fast while surrounded by family and friends.
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Candidates like Xenophon are viewed as trustworthy, and are increasingly seen as a brake on pushing through radical reforms, such as the coalition's centrepiece A$50 billion corporate tax break or Labor's strong push to legalise gay marriage.
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"The equivalent of a nuclear bomb fell on our country when the president said what he said this week," Representative Anna G. Eshoo, Democrat of California, said Wednesday as her House subcommittee began pushing through health care legislation.
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Lightfoot's primary proposals, according to the Chicago Tribune, include increasing access to affordable housing, creating an office of public safety to reduce crime and reform policing, and pushing through a real estate transfer tax to help combat homelessness.
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And it's a cause because it's gotten so many of our elected old white dudes to become incredibly defensive of their kind and do things like pushing through a Supreme Court nominee who was credibly accused of sexual assault.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Women's rights campaigners said on Monday they would take legal action against prosecutors, accusing them of secretly pushing through changes that had led to a sharp decline in rape cases going to court in England and Wales.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Central Bank President Mario Draghi warned European leaders on Thursday that monetary policy alone would not be enough to jump-start the economy and that governments needed to do their job by pushing through structural reforms.
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During its first term in power PiS gained a reputation for pushing through legislation at breakneck speed, with hastily called late-night sittings of the Sejm, the lower house of parliament, followed by quick approval from the upper house.
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First, Catherine's (Debbie Allen) rehab has been really hard on her, but she's been pushing through because she wants to be a whole woman again — aka, she's ready for some serious bedroom time with the Chief (James Pickens Jr).
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In the case of the Brussels attack, these likely included fragments of the explosive devices, screws and nails reportedly used as shrapnel, and the suitcases and luggage carts the suspects are shown pushing through the airport in security footage.
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Since the financial crisis that prompted Britain to rescue several banks, the committee has been instrumental in pushing through financial sector reforms and it may now focus its efforts on the FCA to boost competition in high street banking.
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On our work trip to the Sundance Film Festival, she gleefully introduced me to the funicular, a small and nicely furnished box that travels up and down a cliffside on a steel track, like a rollercoaster pushing through molasses.
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Republicans are pushing through a tax bill that gives corporations a permanent tax cut, in large part paid for by tax increases and health care cuts for individuals, in addition to what they say will be huge economic growth.
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Global trade can expect serious headwinds in the case of the tariffs pushing through, and while the agricultural industry will be impacted, Olam's diversification has placed it in strong standing to deal with the potential fallout, the CEO said.
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Like numerous other global banks, HSBC is in the midst of a cost-cutting drive to boost profitability and returns to shareholders, and is pushing through with plans for annual cost savings of up to $5 billion by 2017.
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Brown repeatedly tried to push Powell into commenting on the tax reform bill that Republicans are pushing through Congress, but the nominee refused each time, saying it is not the Fed's job to gauge the measure's specific economic impact.
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Republicans, meanwhile, would prefer to punt the question on witnesses until later in the trial, a move that could mean they wouldn't have to deal with the issue at all if they're successful at pushing through a hasty acquittal.
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In a different climate, Republicans could go back to the drawing board and rework the bill to lower the tax burden across the board, instead of pushing through a one percent–friendly bill for the sake of disgruntled donors.
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However, Seiberg cautions that Scaramucci will struggle to control a president who badly needs to focus on pushing through tax reform, infrastructure spending and raising the debt ceiling but instead seems preoccupied with battling his enemies on social media.
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None of the construction work to build or renovate structures at the Indonesian resorts has even begun, but Mr. Trump has forged relationships with powerful political figures in Indonesia, where such connections are crucial to pushing through big projects.
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Carney, who stands down next year when his term as governor of the Bank of England ends, signaled that whoever succeeds him would be overseeing a more open watchdog focused on reviewing rules instead of pushing through new standards.
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Instead, he has bet on high-profile measures likely to appeal to left-wing voters: naming a majority-female cabinet and receiving more migrants rescued in the Mediterranean, as well as pushing through the Valley of the Fallen plan.
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"The weak retail sales data from the U.S. in the previous session falls in line with general expectations that the Fed will not be pushing through with monetary tightening as hard as they were planning," said SP Angel analyst Sergey Raevskiy.
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"In an overnight trading session really devoid of any major market moving news … there has been some focus on Trump's second attempt at pushing through the controversial travel ban," said Chris Weston, chief market strategist at IG in a morning note.
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The brewer has succeeded in pushing through price hikes, but has been hit by the weakness of currencies, notably the Brazilian real and the Mexican peso, to the dollar, although Mexico was the star performer with 13 percent more beer sold.
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Washington (CNN)Privacy advocates in Congress are preparing a last-ditch effort to block the Justice Department from pushing through a change in procedure that they say will vastly expand federal law enforcement's ability to hack into computers worldwide. Sen.
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Market focus is also trained on Rome, where the Italian government is headed for a showdown with Brussels over Italy's insistence on pushing through a budget deficit target of 2.4 percent of GDP, wider than its previous target of 1.9 percent.
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Defense secretary commends the Peshmerga The coalition pushing through Nineveh Province marks an extraordinary union of factions that have long stood on opposing sides in Iraq's history, with Kurdish forces, Christians and Shia Muslims fighting alongside the majority Sunni Arabs.
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The standoff is the latest move by Erdogan, who has cracked down on opposition — particularly journalists, academics and the public-service sector — since a July coup attempt in hopes of pushing through an April referendum that would expand his powers.
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Inspired by Muslim women pushing through boundaries across the world — such as Noor Tagouri, the first American news anchor to wear a hijab — Kurlow decided she had to take a stand if she was ever going to fulfill her childhood dream.
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In fact, even before Trump was elected, Fox News host Tucker Carlson appeared on Fox & Friends in September 2016 to say that Democrats were "pushing through immigrants" to citizenship because the party wanted to get them to vote against Trump.
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Executives warned analysts on a conference call that Essity expects significantly higher raw material costs again in the first quarter, and that although it anticipates pushing through price hikes this year, the effects will show only gradually from the second quarter.
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"Remember, Eight Liquor Six Four," said the beer bottle label, echoing the date of June 4, 1989, when armed soldiers seized Tiananmen Square after pushing through parts of Beijing, often shooting at protesters or residents who tried to stop them.
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The allegations against Schneiderman -- which he denied even when resigning from office — are especially chilling in light of his role in pushing through legislation seeking to protect women from the very kind of potentially lethal behavior he stands accused of.
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Magufuli, nicknamed "the bulldozer" for pushing through his policies, has won some praise from Western donors for an anti-corruption drive and cutting wasteful public spending, but opponents accuse him of increasingly undermining democracy by curbing dissent and stifling free speech.
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It's possible that Hatch only read an accompanying straight news article about his selection, which noted Hatch's "big wins" in 2017: his role in shrinking two national monuments in Utah, pushing through the Republican tax bill, and eliminating Obamacare's individual mandate.
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Chilean President Sebastian Pinera said on Wednesday he had taken the "painful" decision to cancel COP25, as well as an Asia-Pacific economic summit next month, to focus on restoring law and order and pushing through a new social plan.
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And it should go without saying that a populist agenda won't be possible if we're also pushing through a Trump-style tax plan, which would offer the top 1 percent huge tax cuts and add trillions to the national debt.
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But it has fallen on worries that Trump would not succeed in pushing through his economic agenda, and as other countries' central banks have moved towards tightening monetary conditions, lessening the divergence between their policies and that of the Federal Reserve.
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While no substantial shift in Hungary's domestic balance of power appears on the cards for now, there is a sense among some Hungarians that Orban overplayed his hand by pushing through the two laws that drew such a concerted opposition response.
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Coupled with these fears has been growing frustration with the government in Ukraine and its struggles to implement its side of the Minsk peace deal by pushing through a law that would allow elections to take place in the disputed east.
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And if they held the majority by a thin margin, it still might have been impossible for Mr. Ryan to return as speaker given his role in pushing through bills unpopular with conservatives, such as the recent $1.3 trillion spending package.
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Over the last decade, Fitzgerald has played a key role in pushing through a host of measures—voter ID and other restrictive voting laws, gerrymandered election maps, and legislation weakening campaign finance protections—that together have badly undermined the state's democracy.
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But Republican lawmakers in swing states face an excruciating choice: risk angering their grass-roots supporters by walking away from the repeal effort or expose themselves to Democratic attacks by pushing through a bill that is deeply unpopular, according to polls.
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A video published Friday by the Sun Sentinel of south Florida, however, showed the Democratic lawmaker talking about pushing through the legislation that named the building in honor of the two fallen agents, with no mention of securing finances for it.
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The brewer has succeeded in pushing through price hikes, but has been hit by the weakness of currencies, notably the Brazilian real and the Mexican peso, to the dollar, although Mexico was the star performer, with 13 percent more beer sold.
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He has to hold onto moderate voters who might be tempted by the Conservative Party, while convincing supporters of the Green Party and the left-wing New Democratic Party that he is their best hope for pushing through a progressive agenda.
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It was my first time in anything like the country since my arrival, and I now realized everything that I missed about my Southern home—the wind in the fields, the sun pushing through the trees, the drawn-out afternoons.
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She took her oath of office surrounded by children — and followed it up by pushing through a series of bills that both parties had previously voted for, challenging Republicans to reopen the government and giving a speech that quoted Reagan.
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The deadliest pandemic since the Black Death six centuries earlier, it claimed more lives than all the battles of World War I. But, like small shoots pushing through cracks in concrete, some signs of a better future could be glimpsed.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi said on Saturday he was committed to pushing through the reforms necessary to turn the economy around and cut public debt, days after Egypt negotiated a $12 billion loan program with the International Monetary Fund.
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The tax cut bill Republicans are pushing through the Senate lives and dies by a complicated budget rule known as the Byrd Rule, a condition of the "reconciliation" process that allows Republicans to pass legislation with only 51 votes in the Senate.
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The tax reform bill they are pushing through the Senate will live and die by a complicated rule — known as the "Byrd Rule," a condition of the "budget reconciliation" process that allows Republicans to pass legislation with only 210 votes in the Senate.
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While pushing through an effort to overturn the FCC's decision to scrap federal net neutrality rules, for example, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said at a February press conference that Democrats would make net neutrality a "major issue" in the 2018 election.
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He had such a strong night tonight and I'm really proud of him for pushing through everything that has faced him the past couple of weeks because he really came out on top tonight and proved that he deserves to be here.
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The tax cut bill Republicans are pushing through the Senate will live and die by a complicated budget rule known as the Byrd Rule, a condition of the "reconciliation" process that allows Republicans to pass legislation with only 51 votes in the Senate.
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A combative presidential news conference on Thursday following the resignation of National Security Adviser Michael Flynn this week raised doubts how effective the Trump administration will be in pushing through its economic agenda, with the goal to pump up the U.S. economy.
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But the core focus is going to be to get the growth rate in the country — which is roughly one-and-a-half to two percent — up another point by simply pushing through increases in federal spending and overcoming the Tea Party.
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On a Saturday in September, it's cresting hill after hill in the westernmost corner of San Juan County, Utah, just above the southern border of the state, pushing through the cedar and sage that dot Navajo Mountain's picturesque canyons and sandy bluffs.
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Before Di Pace partnered up with two-time Mirrorball trophy champion Cheryl Burke, he received advice from his Fuller House costars Candace Cameron Bure and Jodie Sweetin (both DWTS alums!) on pushing through the stress and enjoying his time on the show.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland will begin pushing through a "mega" package of legislation next month to deal with the fallout from a no-deal Brexit if there is still a prospect of Britain leaving the European Union without a divorce deal in March.
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The Belgian judge will have to decide within 24 hours what comes next for the five separatist politicians wanted in Spain on suspicion of rebellion for pushing through a declaration of independence for the northeastern Catalonia in violation of Spain&aposs Constitution.
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Business leaders and the right-wing opposition have criticized the center-left government of President Michelle Bachelet for pushing through a program of tax-and-spend reforms since it took power in 2014, at a time when business confidence was already shaky.
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LONDON/FRANKFURT/MILAN (Reuters) - U.S. hedge fund Elliott is stepping up its activities in Europe, a Reuters review of data shows, as it sees more opportunities to unlock value for shareholders by pushing through management changes, company break-ups and merger deals.
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"The weak retail sales data from the U.S. in the previous session falls in line with general expectations that the Fed will not be pushing through with their monetary tightening as hard as they were planning," SP Angel analyst Sergey Raevskiy said.
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A combative presidential news conference on Thursday following the resignation of National Security Adviser Michael Flynn this week raised doubts how effective the Trump administration will be in pushing through its economic agenda, with a goal to pump up the U.S. economy.
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During its first term in power PiS, accused by the EU of subverting the rule of law, gained a reputation for pushing through bills at breakneck speed, with hastily called late-night lower house sittings followed by quick approval from the Senate.
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They hold a beauty and a sadness — seasonally, of course, from those early sprouts pushing through the softened earth of spring, to the autumn, when the leaves fade and fall and the barrenness of winter sets in, but also in their impermanence.
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He takes credit for bravely pushing through successful movie projects in which no one else believed but then justifies his involvement in a failure on the grounds that he did not have the confidence to fight choices he suspected would not work.
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Many opponents of an unpopular bill, slated to allow extraditions to mainland China, focused their anger on the territory's chief executive, Carrie Lam, who insisted on pushing through the legislation despite a public outcry that grew into a series of massive protests.
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Others claimed, citing no evidence, that the remarkable haste with which the Kremlin was pushing through the constitutional changes and remaking the government was evidence that Mr. Putin might want to call it quits — or was trying to head off a coup.
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We are slashing programs to feed the poor and putting in place more scrutiny on them, while the president and his allies on Capitol Hill are pushing through emergency farm program payments with little oversight, all because of an unnecessary trade war.
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WARSAW — When she heard that Poland's right-wing government was pushing through new laws to give it more control over the country's courts, Lucyna Relewicz decided the Constitution was in jeopardy and she needed to close her office and take to the streets.
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I started over, with an eye less toward pushing through every day and more toward a Federer model: Start slow and build to consistency, rest when my body says so … and ditch Serena's pump-up jams until I worked up to more intensity.
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He added that he "had no choice" but to tackle the health bill first, amid criticism from some Republicans that he should have opened by pushing through a trillion-dollar infrastructure package that was likely to garner at least some Democratic support.
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It has lost more than $580 million in funding since 2010 — and the repeal of the Affordable Care Act that Republicans are pushing through Congress would also eliminate the Prevention and Public Health Fund, which accounts for 12 percent of CDC's current budget.
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Blame a deadlocked Congress if you like, but on many of the subjects that Obama plans to highlight—immigration reform, gun control, and climate change, to name just a few—the administration hasn't succeeded in pushing through much in the way of reforms.
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" Under Bannon's tutelage, Trump is recrafting his campaign as the natural successor to the populist uprising that Farage — the former leader of the UK Independence Party — led in pushing through the withdrawal of Great Britain from the European Union, the so-called "Brexit.
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But the video itself is also exploring its own mini-multiverse: What if slightly different versions of Zayn were to be singing different parts of the same song, while tied together with a loose conceit of pushing through various screens to see different Zayns?
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Pai's arguments in favor of pushing through the repeal involving claiming the Obama-era rules had stifled innovation, and that, by minimizing his own agencies ability to regulate the telecom industry, he would help spur a new era of investment in the nation's broadband infrastructure.
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The center-right government of President Mauricio Macri took power in Argentina in December, swiftly agreeing to a deal over unpaid debt and pushing through pro-business reforms aimed at opening up the country to capital markets and attracting investment after years of protectionist rule.
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But he was at odds with the church, and in tune with his generation, in pushing through legislation to on same-sex unions; he even supported an ultimately unsuccessful amendment that would have granted parental entitlements to a non-biological parent in a gay union.
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The editorial goes on to state: The contrasting developments in Texas and Seattle demonstrate politicians' tug of war over gun rights and civilian safety, which the gun lobby has been manipulating by pushing through state laws that block local governments from enacting needed ordinances.
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Dominic Cummings, chief special adviser to Johnson, is pushing through a number of big spending commitments in areas such as health and police, as well as to revive the North and Midlands, promises which helped the Conservative Party to win the December general election.
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The same qualities that make them elite athletes, like pushing through pain and placing high expectations on their own performance, can also cause them anxiety and depression when trying to support themselves, said Robert Smith, a sports psychologist and former athlete in Waltham, Massachusetts.
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As finance minister in 2015, Mr Macron briefly increased France's stake in Renault to 20%, apparently to block Mr Ghosn from pushing through a change to company bylaws that would have inoculated it against a new law granting double voting rights to long-term shareholders.
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Having accused Diess of betraying workers and trying to use the emissions scandal as a pretext for pushing through job cuts, Osterloh is currently in talks with Diess to agree a cost-saving strategy for the business as part of VW's post-Dieselgate transformation.
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"There has been some disappointment in lack of progress in the U.S. in terms of pushing through fiscal reforms and tax reforms, which is one of the reasons why the dollar hasn't done that well," said Julian Evans-Pritchard, China economist at Capital Economics.
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It is that part of pure competition, of struggle and pushing through adversity, where the only thing that matters is how well a fighter fights, and the more one side challenges the other, the more they come to understand and respect each other afterwards.
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George H. W. Bush, finally, began to take conservation in a new market-based direction, pushing through a cap-and-trade system in 1990 that enabled industry to reduce sulfur dioxide emissions, which causes acid rain, far more quickly and cheaply than anyone imagined possible.
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On Tuesday, Ryan also argued that Republicans would have a better shot at pushing through their policies under a Trump administration rather than a Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Whether your path is music, science, or anything in between, Off The Record is here to show you that "winning" can be as simple as following your gut, pushing through doubt, and trusting those around you to support you when you need it most.
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In shooting down the first version of the American Health Care Act and pushing through a more draconian revision, the hard-right House Freedom Caucus showed that it, not the White House or Speaker Ryan, was the determining factor on this issue within the party.
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He bucked his own standard in 2016 when Republicans unilaterally sat on President Barack Obama's nomination of Merrick Garland and said over the weekend there would be nothing to keep Republicans from pushing through another nominee, even in 2020, if a vacancy came open.
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With the Greek government pushing through more tax increases to comply with austerity requirements, more than 220,221 self-employed workers and small firms have shut down in the past two months, with many seeking help from accountants like Mr. Tsamopoulos to close their books.
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Donald Trump, who ran on promises to expand health care and raise taxes on the rich, began betraying his working-class supporters the moment he took office, pushing through big tax cuts for the rich while trying to take health coverage away from millions.
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While I'm still free to pop into any retailer that catches my eye, taking a few minutes to plan out a clear path from store to store helps me avoid the extra frustration of pushing through endless crowds in search of where I want to go.
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Richard Solomons was speaking at the International Hotels Investment Forum in Berlin the day after the news that U.S. President Donald Trump had revised his controversial travel ban against citizens from Muslim-majority nations to give it a greater chance of pushing through the national court system.
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Maduro is taking credit in government circles for pushing through a Constituent Assembly super-body that cemented the socialists' power - albeit in an election boycotted by the opposition and marred by fraud accusations even from the company running the voting machines - and for breaking the opposition coalition.
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Other films with memorable music get the concert experience from time to time, too — the Mann Center in Philadelphia is slowly pushing through Harry Potter with one movie every summer, and Williams himself plays snippets of his filmography every year at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles.
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President Trump spent part of his day at the UN General Assembly saying Brett Kavanaugh's second accuser lacked credibility because she was drunk at the time of the incident, while a female Republican senator warned her colleagues against pushing through the nomination without seriously vetting the accusations.
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And now she thought instead about how really she was pushing through a crowded atomic city of invisible chemicals, microorganisms, and waves, the last of them detectable only because she held this magic box capable of receiving them and spitting them back out for her mortal ears.
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Federal Hall is often overlooked in comparison to the Stock Exchange across the street, and locals may have gone there once and never returned, or just glanced at the George Washington statue on the steps outside while pushing through the crowds of tour groups and vendors.
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By pushing through a new round of sanctions that will expand on those that already exist against Russia, US legislators may be inadvertently giving the Kremlin something it has hoped would happen ever since the Crimea crisis began: driving a wedge between Europe and the United States.
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Without it, pushing through a reform agenda that was at odds with the ideological prejudices of most of his own party and which Mr Brown, as chancellor in control of the purse strings, was determined to undermine (for personal as much as political reasons) was uphill work.
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If she had run a single second slower—slowed up to avoid a crowd before pushing through, taken the long angle around a turn, an extra half-beat when grabbing a water at the water station—she wouldn't be going to Boston, Marathon Investigation or not.
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But wow, do I love the beauty of a quarterback's tight spiral pass plucked out of the air by a Jerry Rice-like receiver; the power of a Jerome Bettis-like running back pushing through the end zone, the gnarly scrimmages across the offensive and defensive lines.
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At any rate, the minority party now has absolutely no check on the majority party for any judicial nominations, meaning that with control of Congress, the Republican party can—and has been—pushing through Trump nominations for the Federal Judiciary as quickly as they would like.
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As part of his campaign, Edwards also touted another achievement he made in office: He helped the state recover from an overwhelming deficit it faced prior to his tenure, pushing through a tax plan that has since led to a $500 million annual surplus this year.
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On Monday, the US Fish and Wildlife Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration announced they were pushing through changes to the Endangered Species Act that will, in effect, weaken protections for species, and possibly give industry more leeway to develop areas where threatened animals live.
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An announcement that President Enrique Peña Nieto would bestow Mexico's highest honor for foreigners to Jared Kushner, son-in-law of President Trump, for his role in pushing through the trade pact has incited fury in Mexico, where anger and resentment toward Mr. Trump is intense.
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That incongruity is at the heart of what is fast becoming one of the most significant questions on Capitol Hill: How far will Republican senators go in pushing through President Trump's judicial nominees over the objections of Democrats from states where the potential new judges will preside?
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The spending drama is the first Trump-era clash in which minority Democrats have real leverage, and they intend to use it to stop the White House and congressional conservatives from pushing through spending that Democrats oppose, such as money for a wall on the southern border.
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The 30-second television ad and a series of more targeted versions that are to run online were the latest examples of Mr. Trump's extraordinarily early return to campaigning at a point when most presidents would be spending their time pushing through their highest legislative priorities.
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The effort was relegated to the back burner during the president's first year in office, as his White House struggled without success to overhaul the health care system and then threw its energy and political capital into pushing through a $1.5 trillion tax cut along party lines.
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Find your presidential match with CNN's 2016 Candidate Matchmaker Ryan, who has expressed support for a more moderate immigration policy than Trump's hard-line position, threw cold water on pushing through a comprehensive immigration bill in the next Congress, saying instead lawmakers should focus on passing individual bills.
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While at the labor department, two of Perez's biggest changes have been pushing through an increase in the minimum wage for federal contractors and a new overtime rule raising the threshold for payment — two regulations that look to be first on the chopping block under a Republican administration.
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The relationship between Chinese and Pakistani leadership remains nascent so "assistance will flow only after the Chinese believe that they have a strong partner in the PTI government that is ready and capable of pushing through more projects," Younus said, referring to Khan's ruling Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party.
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"It gives the brewery that instantaneous customer feedback and allows them to get market validation or tweak things much faster, rather than going through the brand creation process—from coming up with the recipe, manufacturing a large batch to make it worth pushing through traditional wholesales," McLaughlin says.
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" I think once they get a little negative reaction, a lot of these white men in Silicon Valley, they get really nervous and instead of just pushing through the reaction, which is completely valid, it sets them back because it's not, "Aren't you nice to talk about this.
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Then in Obama's first 18 months in office Pelosi proved to be progressives' stalwart leader, saving the Affordable Care Act at a moment when moderates — including Obama's own chief of staff — wanted to abandon it, and pushing through comprehensive climate change legislation that later died in the Senate.
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First, Boehner "cleaned the barn" for his successor by pushing through a two-year budget resolution and a suspension of the debt ceiling through March 2628, largely removing the specter of fiscal crisis for the rest of the 28503th Congress (and for the rest of the Obama administration).
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That claim, a promise to declare a "revolutionary government" if he cannot get his way in pushing through a vaguely defined new "federalism" for the country, plus a vow to shut down Congress if it ever tries to impeach him, are pretty much the only policies he has articulated.
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He has at times taken a personal role in pushing through foreign sales of U.S. arms, underscoring his determination to make the United States, already dominant in the global weapons trade, an even bigger arms merchant to the world, despite concerns from human rights and arms control advocates.
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U.S. stocks in the previous session had their worst day since before Trump's election as investors worried that the president's struggle to overhaul healthcare was a sign he would also face trouble pushing through promised corporate tax cuts that have been behind the market's record-breaking rally since November.
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While much of the country tries to contend with the unending stream of outrages in the White House, the Senate majority leader is pushing through a steady stream of Trump's far-right federal judges, often breaking precedent and allowing for their confirmations over their home state's senators' objection.
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With impending European parliamentary elections and a change in European leadership in Brussels in 2019, the window for pushing through any serious change in European structures is very tight and closing — essentially the same window for getting an agreement on Britain's withdrawal from the bloc in March 2019.
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They grow out of Washington's oddly disjointed policy toward Russia: While President Trump has called for good relations with Mr. Putin, Congress and much of the rest of the administration are pushing through increasingly punitive efforts that are sinking relations with Moscow to lows not seen in years.
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More and more Indians are pouring onto the streets of major cities, from Kolkata in the east to Kochi in the south, to express outrage at Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government for pushing through a law that favors granting citizenship to South Asians of faiths other than Islam.
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They're also not traditional scions of the American ruling class—Pelosi is a Catholic woman who became the first female speaker of the House ever in 2007 and will forever be beloved by some liberals for pushing through healthcare reform, Dodd-Frank, and other major legislation early in the Obama years.
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But, as Union explains on this week's UnStyled, her relationship is a work in progress, and it has taken years of experiences — from pushing through the heartbreak of divorce and reconciling a miscarriage to raising children — to know how to indulge in the good when the bad is over and gone.
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Oil prices moved only slightly on Monday as analysts said they doubted Saudi Arabia, the word's biggest exporter of crude, would risk international isolation and damage its own finances by cutting back exports at a time when it is pushing through reforms designed to create jobs and diversify its economy.
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Is there a new Trump doctrine in the making, or has the President simply found a formula for distracting the public and the media from his troubles at home: from allegations of collusion with Russia during the 2016 election to his failure at pushing through his most cherished domestic initiatives?
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It's not clear in the clip (below) whether or not the car actually floats in the way that Musk describes, but it certainly makes better headway than vehicles stranded in the same tunnel, pushing through the water with relative ease and making it to dry land on the other side.
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In a panel after the ICA performance, Poe described the experience of dancing there in contrast to dancing at ICA, on the campus of the University of Pennsylvania, an institution historically rife with white supremacy; he spoke of the street's summer heat, the homophobic jeers, and pushing, pushing through the performance.
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More than 218 million people on the West Coast -- from Washington state to the California-Mexico border -- are under a heat advisory or watch Thursday as a strong ridge of high pressure blocks any major cold fronts or low pressure systems from pushing through the area, CNN meteorologist Haley Brink said.
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The images invite interpretation rather than simple consumption: the hard lines and almost, but not quite, closed doors of a dark hallway, with light pushing through, hint at accessibility and lack thereof: a door ajar, an invitation to entrance at the same time that it might well close, shutting us out.
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De Minaur admitted he may have been swept up by the patriotic fervor stoked in the new national team event, pushing through pain that he started feeling in his second of five matches, and jeopardizing his chances of playing his country's premier tournament, where he reached the third round last year.
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Yet he failed to fix France's economy — French unemployment today, at 22008 percent, is about 1.6 points higher than the European Union average — and disappointed the left by pushing through reforms that make it easier for businesses to keep employees at work for longer hours and to eliminate job positions.
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In a country whose majority Catholic population can be fanatical about keeping to the letter of Catholic law — it's now the only one on earth where divorce remains illegal — Duterte has championed the rights of the LGBT community, arguing in favor of gay marriage, and pushing through an anti-discrimination ordinance.
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Videos of Sunday's chaotic scene at the border, which resulted in the closing of the San Ysidro Port of Entry, the busiest land crossing in the Western Hemisphere, show members of a caravan of Central Americans pushing through a fence before being repulsed by border authorities shooting tear gas and pepper pellets.
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But Color execs think the firm is building a framework that could assist care providers in pushing through their logistical wall: Color pointed to its recent partnershipwith Chicago's NorthShore University HealthSystem, which began offering patients Color's genetic testing as an opt-in alongside routine treatment, as a step forward for the industry.
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And, of course, I sometimes went inside Notre-Dame, if rarely, pushing through the tourists to get a sense of the sacral and the holy, to see the magnificent rose windows, to gauge the immense space, to contemplate what some believed to be the crown of thorns Jesus wore on the cross.
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NEW YORK, Sept 13 (LPC) - The US$6bn of senior secured credit facilities for WeWork that are contingent on the office sharing startup pushing through an increasingly difficult equity raise have been changed to reduce lenders' risk ahead of its imminent initial public offering (IPO), sources close to the matter told Refinitiv LPC.
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I don't have to be re-elected every four years, so it's much easier to focus on subjects that are perhaps not so popular, like pension reform and other areas that often in other countries politicians try to push to the next legislation JB: You're not afraid of pushing through contentious legislation?
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For the cynics out there, the Dems in Congress have another very good reason for pushing through these votes: forcing members to take a public stance on net neutrality, making it abundantly clear to their constituents where they land on this issue, even if they have kept mum on it so far.
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Campaign ads in the race also turned personal after a PAC associated with the Clark County Education Association, which endorsed Sisolak , criticized Giunchigliani for pushing through a 2005 amendment that curtailed a proposed expansion of the state's sex offender reporting laws that would have included certain people, including teachers, according to the Reno Gazette Journal .
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They blame euro-zone governments for failing to sort out troubled banks more quickly, for not realising that current-account deficits matter when public debts are in effect denominated in a foreign currency, for not making the ECB into a lender of last resort and for not pushing through structural reforms in good times.
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Even as Mr. Netanyahu was speaking, his coalition in Parliament was pushing through a bill that would shift the power to go to war or carry out a military operation from the full cabinet to the smaller security cabinet — and, under "extreme circumstances," allow the prime minister and defense minister alone to order such action.
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During his long senatorial career, including serving for eight years on the Senate committee for foreign relations, Brownback was among the first voices to speak out against the atrocities committed against Christians in the Sudan and was successful in sponsoring and pushing through the passage of the Darfur Peace and Accountability Act in 22019.
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The court's decision came in the same week Mr. Macron's government bolstered its anti-Yellow Vest arsenal on the legislative front, pushing through much of a tough new "anti-vandals" law in the National Assembly, including a provision allowing officials to bar suspect individuals from taking part in protests, and a ban on face masks.
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With weeks to go before a Democrat sits atop a government mostly controlled by Republicans, the GOP leadership of the state legislature is pushing through a massive overhaul of the way the state government works that mainly focuses on reduces the power the Democratic elected officials like Cooper will have when they're sworn in next month.
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The top issue for NCA right now is trade, in particular pushing through President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump congratulates Washington Nationals on World Series win Trump hints that dog injured in al-Baghdadi raid will visit White House Vindman says White House lawyer moved Ukraine call to classified server: report MORE's new trade deal with Mexico and Canada.
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"Something about the ups and downs of training for such a physical feat as a marathon — that sort of vulnerability, the adversity that you have to get through and pushing through walls together — and having that experience as a team; it's just a bonding thing that you can't really replace or have from any other experience," Hatcher continued.
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"There's only 80 legislative days left before the end of the calendar year and so they've got a lot of work to do to get this agenda off the ground," noted Weinberger, saying that the idea would be for the Republicans to return from August recess with a tax reform plan ready to start pushing through Congress.
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Stanford professor Jo Boaler describes the research evidence showing that when children develop a "growth mindset," they believe that intelligence can be learned and grown from exercise — and therefore adopt thought patterns such as believing that effort is important: embracing challenges, pushing through setbacks, using feedback to improve and being inspired by and learning from others.
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A monitoring bot, which scouts the target websites for new items; an account creation part, which will make a load of accounts on the site so you have a higher chance of pushing through the crowd as you control more of it; and a purchase bot, the part that actually orders and pays for your item.
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Greg WaldenGregory (Greg) Paul Walden'Medicare for All' backers notch win with high-profile hearing Democrats declare victory for eliminating drug protections in trade deal Impeachment surprise: Bills Congress could actually pass in 85033 MORE (R-Ore.), who had previously asked USTR to remove the protections, tweeted Thursday that he still supports pushing through the trade agreement.
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When you look at the market risk right now, you say that it is not significant just yet, and yet I have to wonder the more days that go by that this administration is engulfed in this political scandal, doesn't that take away from some of the economic issues and policies they could be pushing through?
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Pushing through the park gate—kids, mothers, swings, a couple of bums laid out on the grass as if they'd been installed there along with the green wooden benches—he tried to look casual, even as the sirens began to scream in the distance and he told himself it was only just ambulances bringing people to the emergency room.
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"I am certain that having experienced so many injuries in my youth, from pushing through pain to execute an instructor's or choreographer's artistic direction, informs the way I now operate my own rehearsals," says Claudia Schreier, now a freelance ballet choreographer and 2017 recipient of the Virginia B. Toulmin Fellowship for Women Choreographers through New York University's Center for Ballet and the Arts.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt and Harry Truman defeating the forces of fascism and participating in the establishment of institutions such as the United Nations and NATO that entrenched liberal alliances; Lyndon B. Johnson pushing through Congress federal policies that ended the plight of elderly Americans lacking health care, and Ronald Reagan figuring out an arms agreement that helped break down the Cold War.
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This time around, the man party was in celebration of House Republicans pushing through a health care bill they threw together in an effort to save face, without bothering to allow the Congressional Budget Office to fully evaluate its costs and impact and lay them before the American people -- much less the legislative body, some of whom admit not reading the bill.
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" On commitment: Tweeting this week, Vonn wrote, "If adversity makes you stronger I think I'm the Hulk at this point…" On pushing through hardship: In a video for her foundation, Vonn offered this wisdom: "We believe that excellence is the result of a journey, a journey taken by a committed individual, who begins the trip knowing her path will include a thousand failures.
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Treasury Secretary Steven MnuchinSteven Terner MnuchinTrump phoned bank CEOs as stock market plunged Wednesday: report The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump pressured Mnuchin on labeling China a currency manipulator: report MORE said Wednesday he remains committed to pushing through comprehensive tax reform this summer, a tall order as Congress faces a daunting legislative agenda.
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A man came pushing through the crowd from behind her, accidentally striking her hard with his shoulder as he passed, sending her staggering on her high heels; Lynette stumbled sideways, grabbing at a teen-age boy hunched in a thin jacket, and then tripped against the wheels of a pushchair, only just stopping herself from falling on top of the child inside it.
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Sit at the corner of Coahuila and Avenida Niños Héroes on any given night, and you can witness the parade of US men on the hunt, from the gangs of rowdy college-age teens and twentysomethings pushing through the crowds to men at the upper boundaries of middle age, who walk with the confidence of experience as they clutch the hands of bored-looking young women.
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More than five years after seizing control of Thailand in a coup and declaring himself prime minister, nearly three years after pushing through a constitution designed to prolong his rule and more than two months after an election his supporters almost managed to lose despite all kinds of unfair advantages, Prayuth Chan-ocha was at last affirmed as prime minister by parliament on June 5th.
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A member of the Republican National Committee's (RNC) Rules Committee believes that committee members are pushing through a proposed rule change that is intended to dissuade any primary challenges to President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE in 2020.
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That's unlikely to happen, although Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyWhite House denies exploring payroll tax cut to offset worsening economy Schumer joins Pelosi in opposition to post-Brexit trade deal that risks Northern Ireland accord GOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation MORE (R-Iowa) has acknowledged the challenges of pushing through a nominee with such an extensive record.
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Yet to my amazement, our amazement I think I am right in saying (and he would challenge the other faces round the table as he said this), on the very day that we close for the summer break I hear that the directors have not renewed… Let this cup pass from me, Mark said out loud, pushing through a glass door into the street.
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That means that while digital progress may mean that self-driving cars will eliminate the need for rideshare drivers, or automation will lead to fewer minimum-wage fast-food jobs, low-paying jobs will not disappear in the U.S.. In fact, pushing through policy changes to improve the overall quality of jobs available within the U.S. may be just as, if not more important than expanding adult education opportunities, Kinder says.
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Marsha BlackburnMarsha BlackburnTaylor Swift defends staying out of the 2016 election: 'I just knew I wasn't going to help' The 23 Republicans who opposed Trump-backed budget deal Senate passes sweeping budget deal, sending it to Trump MORE (R-Tenn.), comes after Republicans were left reeling from a public backlash after pushing through legislation to kill internet privacy protections passed by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) last year.
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The World Bank responded to Uganda's anti-LGBTQ law by suspending a $90 million loan; the UN Security Council responded to ISIS's executions by holding its first-ever discussion on an LGBTQ rights issue; and an alliance led by five South American nations succeeded in pushing through a UN resolution to create an LGBTQ rights officer position, defeating an opposition that included Russia and blocs of African and Islamic countries.
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There are also turns of phrase that are still shocking and delightful even now, such as this self-description from "Nadine": Pushing through the crowd trying to get to where she's atI was campaign shouting like a Southern diplomat When I first started listening to Berry, I would listen to "You Never Can Tell," a four-stanza fairy tale of a love story, over and over again, trying to figure out how it worked.
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Under President George W. Bush, who left Democrats shell-shocked when he won a second term in 2004, the nation saw the administration vastly expand the national security state after 9/11, launch two major military operations in Afghanistan and Iraq -- the second disastrous -- cut income taxes even further and withdraw from a major climate change accord, while pushing through Congress several major legislative initiatives such as No Child Left Behind and the Medicare prescription drug plan.
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"I think at the end of the day, they are going to do these evil things as they've done in the immigration area and perhaps some others, but the core focus is going to be to get the growth rate in the country — which is roughly 1 and a half to 2 percent — up another point by simply pushing through increases in federal spending and overcoming the tea party," Eric Schmidt, who was previously Google's CEO, said during a weekly meeting at the company's headquarters in January.
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He has backed Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, despite evidence that he ordered the gruesome murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi; praised North Korea's Kim Jong Un as a "tough guy" with whom he has "very good chemistry"; congratulated Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on successfully pushing through a referendum that granted him vast new powers; applauded Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte for waging his bloody drug war "the right way"; and, of course, repeatedly said that he'd welcome a close relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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