Now that Lucifer's gone, Crowley is very focused on reestablishing Hell and reestablishing his hold on it.
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BAIER: And these European countries are already reestablishing these ties.
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Shulkin sees his primary mission as reestablishing trust among veterans.
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This approach suggests a strategy for reestablishing a Democratic majority.
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This sort of rampant xenophobia that seemed to be reestablishing itself.
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We believe our new terms are a step toward reestablishing that balance.
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You're stepping into your role as an authority and reestablishing your boundaries.
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Together, we share the goal of reestablishing America's leadership in advanced nuclear research.
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Administrators may focus on punishment, not reestablishing the civil rights of the victim.
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Assad is close to reestablishing control of territory long held by rebel groups.
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Instead of reestablishing deterrence, it has invited more attacks, if not outright war.
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Neo-Nazis are not interested in reestablishing the special place of the Volkswagen Corporation.
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Then again, he might have outboxed an aging Pacman en route to a reestablishing himself.
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In other sub news, the Navy announced Tuesday it was reestablishing its Submarine Group 2.
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Those against the backstop and not proposing realistic alternatives in fact support reestablishing a border.
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By all accounts Reyes was successful in reestablishing public trust in the attorney general's office.
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Reestablishing access to these services and supply chains for essential medications should be a priority.
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"Would you consider reestablishing a specific unit dedicated to prosecuting this category of crime?" asked Hatch.
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You're also reestablishing your boundaries as Mercury connects with Mars (March 163) and Saturn (March 20).
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It also includes reestablishing a White House Rural Council and senior adviser focused on rural America.
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Still, reestablishing net neutrality in California is just a small step toward protecting the nation at large.
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The danger can only be met by reestablishing proven measures on a scale that matches this threat.
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The biggest single threat to reestablishing a US jaguar population is Trump's border wall, wildlife advocates say.
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And it also unmasks the fiction that Michoacán is on track to reestablishing the rule of law.
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But it wasn't until August 3rd that SOHO "replied" to controllers' signals, officially reestablishing contact with the satellite.
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"Without a truly effective agreement, we dont see an alternative path to reestablishing bilateral economic stability," Brilliant added.
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McCallum's replacement was announced in September — a move that can be interpreted as reestablishing diplomatic ties, said Evans.
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The two countries reopened a hotline on Wednesday, reestablishing a key line of communication between Seoul and Pyongyang.
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In June, President Donald Trump signed an executive order reestablishing the National Space Council, with Pence as the chair.
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That committee has unanimously recommended "reestablishing and restructuring an improved Office of Technology Assessment," among dozens of additional changes.
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Make time for self-care, which, in your relationships, may mean reestablishing boundaries between yourself and your family or roommates.
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A formal announcement on reestablishing ties and opening a new Venezuelan embassy in Israel would come "at the proper time".
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However, 75% of Americans support the decision of reestablishing relations with the Caribbean island, according to the Pew Research Center.
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It could mean focusing on reestablishing trust in human-led news curation, which has produced its own share of dangerous misinformation.
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Likewise, the mission statement omits specific reference to the goals of creating or reestablishing transparency and accountability in the securities markets.
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Through the CRA, Congress can a crucial step toward reestablishing a consistent set of privacy requirements across the entire internet ecosystem.
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It is a great comfort and aid to the task of reinventing and reestablishing political hopes of collective equality and liberation.
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Nick: Beyond reestablishing my excitement in what's to come, these last two episodes have also proved me wrong in a major way.
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The real boon here is OpenVPN as that ensures excellent download speeds and quick reestablishing of a connection if it suddenly drops.
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Trump effectively welcomed Putin back to the international stage as an equal, validating the Russian leader's core goal of reestablishing Russia's lost influence.
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J.J. Abram's 2009 Star Trek did a good job of reestablishing the series, but 2013's sequel Into Darkness was less well received.
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Reestablishing these forms of consumer engagement is completely unrelated to the composition and current effectiveness of the CAB, which serves a different purpose.
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At the time, this meant reestablishing Coca-Cola's reputation - not as an all-American icon, but as a brand fit for German consumption.
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P-8s will visit Keflavik more often, but the Navy has said it&aposs not reestablishing a permanent presence, which ended in 2006.
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And a lot of people had to deal with the damage of identity theft and reestablishing their credit and all sorts of things.
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These chart hits and her reality television stardom were in competition with reestablishing the kind of "authentic," album-based solo career she aspires to.
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Croatia's Interior Minister Vlaho Orepic told a news conference on Wednesday in Zagreb that the new decision meant reestablishing of a "regular border regime".
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I've heard chatter about reestablishing some of the premium stabilization programs, ones that were meant to ensure that carriers wouldn't lose too much money.
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Reestablishing congressional oversight will require adjusting AECA procedures to guarantee Congress an opportunity to block problematic arms sales without requiring a two-thirds majority.
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Americans would be wise to understand that while this might play in some quarters as reckless war-mongering, it is vital to reestablishing deterrence.
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The deluge appears to be finally done, and Houstonians are hustling to rebuild and recoup what they've lost in part by reestablishing those vital connections.
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"Since you laid out your vision for reestablishing diplomatic relations with Cuba in December 2014, human rights conditions in the country have worsened," they wrote.
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Three areas that need immediate attention: fully restoring and improving the island's power grid, reestablishing its telecommunications networks, and addressing the island's public health crisis.
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Though progress is being made, field reports indicate continued challenges, in reestablishing power, communication, food and clean drinking water supplies and hospital-based care delivery.
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I think the key to happiness is reestablishing the human relationship [to itself] as a species on this planet, and a part of a greater ecosystem.
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In the series premiere, Wayne (Keeso), who has recently been dumped by his long-term girlfriend, sets about reestablishing himself as The Toughest Guy in Letterkenny.
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We are hoping that in his appearance before Congress this week, Mark Zuckerberg provides detailed proposals for reestablishing trust, not just vague promises to do better.
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But let's not ascribe any sinister motives and, instead, lay out the economic case for reestablishing a reliable, long-lasting free-trade zone for North America.
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Demand for Buddhist subject matter declined in the late 19th century, but by the early 20th century Munakata was reestablishing the connection between spirituality and artistic medium.
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Johnson and national Republicans have repeatedly hit Feingold over his support for Obama's foreign policy, including the Iran nuclear deal and reestablishing diplomatic ties with Cuba. Rep.
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Following its 1975-0003 civil war, much of Lebanon's reconstruction focused on reestablishing its tourism image as "the Paris of the Middle East", particularly for wealthy Gulf Arabs.
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For years, the Haitian people have worked tirelessly to rebuild their country — recreating health and education infrastructures, rebuilding neighborhoods, and reestablishing the necessary services needed for daily life.
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A CBS News/New York Times poll conducted ahead of Obama's visit to the island in March showed 58 percent of Americans support reestablishing diplomatic relations with Cuba.
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Pulling the legs out from this agreement by reestablishing a hard border risks upending the delicate balance of compromises that has maintained peace for the last twenty years.
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" According to Smith, stories like this "focus on letting us in on the 'exotic' appeal of lesbianism but then backpedal into reestablishing the status quo of heteronormative fiction.
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"President Trump's Executive Order affects a minor portion of international travelers, and is a first step toward reestablishing control over America's borders and national security," the statement reads.
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"These are folks who we fought alongside and who we fought with and we bled with, and we think there'll be a real synergy in reestablishing relationships," Turner said.
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South Korean President Moon Jae-in met with Kim three times in the last year and expressed optimism in reestablishing economic engagement between the two countries, the AP noted.
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Reestablishing these broken norms will require the establishment of a new one: a free press that internalizes its role as a defender of values beyond the free press itself.
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The New Jersey Democrat, who has criticized President Obama for reestablishing relations with the Communist nation, said the White House is wrong about what will help the Cuban people.
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Reestablishing congressional access to FEHBP would have been terrible politics, too, but at least it would have made sense, and had a certain pro-ACA-repeal consistency to it.
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"They have been reestablishing their 'bastion' defense concept," she said in reference to the Soviet Union's Cold War strategy of heavily defending maritime areas such as the Barents Sea.
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But beyond breaking up the banks, taking bank executives to court and reestablishing Glass-Steagall, Sanders's plan would overhaul the financial system in ways less flashy but still significant.
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The plucky original put the Italian car industry back in business after Word War II. An updated 500 came to the US after the financial crisis, reestablishing the brand.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Cuba's foreign minister on Tuesday charged the United States with violating the historic 2015 agreement reestablishing diplomatic relations after decades by interfering in the country's internal affairs.
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For insight about their plight, we read glossy profiles of Jordan Peterson, a psychologist turned pop philosopher whose wide-ranging advice for men happens to include reestablishing their dominance.
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"Argentina will support all efforts toward rebuilding democracy in Venezuela and reestablishing conditions of life worthy of all its citizens," Argentine President Mauricio Macri said on Twitter on Wednesday.
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But she's also working on reestablishing a relationship with her mother, who now wants to be a bigger part of her life in the few weeks before the baby arrives.
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"Reestablishing Memories," which is paired with Ai's earlier "Wang Family Ancestral Hall" installation, opens on Saturday on the UNAM campus in Mexico City, and will be on display through October.
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The acquisition of Withings will likely spur further forays into the consumer tech market, but Nokia's CEO has said the company is happy to take its time reestablishing its brand.
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Clinton's original plan for Wall Street did not include reestablishing that law, but instead a more targeted approach that would heighten rules on more lightly regulated parts of the industry.
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The turnaround has thus far been successful in improving the distribution network and the supply chain, with current investments focused on elevating the brand and reestablishing the core classic positioning.
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Only by reestablishing the importance of experimentation and innovation can the home of the Wright Brothers and the Apollo program once again catch up with the rest of the world.
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The movie's stated goal is, like many of these films and TV shows, to tell the story from a different angle, reestablishing a more truthful record of what really happened.
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Before play began, it looked like a great opportunity for the Brazilian men's team to begin the process of setting things right and reestablishing itself as an elite soccer power.
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Particularly poignant for me are Dorothea Lange's portraits of migrant workers in the 1930s that show just how vital immigrant labor was in reestablishing American prosperity during the Great Depression. —G.
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For those who fall through the cracks, both Price and Ryan favor reestablishing high-risk pools, state insurance programs for people with serious illnesses who can't get coverage on the marketplace.
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One of the key pieces of setup was reestablishing the major players of the various houses in the North, which have seen some shifts in allegiances since we last checked in.
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The 2016 decision reestablishing the right to unionize came amid a dispute over student assistants at Columbia University in New York, after Barack Obama had left his mark on the board.
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This is a simple, numerically based question that can help voters gauge the candidates' commitment to reestablishing the US's reputation as a world leader in protecting the most vulnerable immigrant populations.
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The announcement follows two other major efforts designed to inject more rigorous economic analysis into the CFPB, reestablishing the Academic Research Council (ARC) and creating Office of Cost-Benefit Analysis (OCBA).
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If you think a bill reestablishing an Obama-era regulation opposed by almost the entire Republican party is going to be signed by the president, I've got some bad news for you.
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Thousands of soldiers have also been deployed to Puerto Rico to assist in recovery efforts, which includes reestablishing airports, seaports, and roads in order to distribute aid across the island, Long said.
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Not against President Trump, per se, but against the presidency in general, reestablishing the Congress as a thorough legislative body it was meant to be — and not letting executive orders go unchallenged.
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Drop his aim of getting out of Syria, and commit to a modest, open-ended presence focused on preventing ISIS from reestablishing itself, and giving the U.S. a seat at the table.
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Recovering the frontier with the Golan Heights is also important to Assad, reestablishing his status as a frontline leader in the conflict with Israel, which sent reinforcements to the Golan frontier on Sunday.
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There is still time to make progress over the next 82 years, not only in science and innovation, but in reestablishing civility and societal norms under which we used to treat one another.
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The hope is that Pyongyang, in return, would send its own envoys to the US. If that happens, it would be the first major step toward reestablishing diplomatic relations between the two nations.
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What the Syrian civil war appears to be reestablishing, however, is that on occasion governments may be able to use them against their own people without suffering much in the way of consequences.
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He got his wish: The Cuban Embassy in Washington, DC, opened on July 20, 2015 — formally reestablishing ties between the two countries — and the US opened its embassy in Havana on August 14, 2015.
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The F-35's first landing ever on a British carrier is "a tremendous step forward in reestablishing the UK's carrier strike capability," said Commodore Andrew Betton, commander of the UK carrier strike group.
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Ten years after a U.S. tax crackdown cost Swiss banks billions of dollars and put an end to their tradition of banking secrecy, the world's private banking hub is reestablishing ties with American customers.
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CARACAS, July 22 (Reuters) - Venezuelan information minister Jorge Rodrigues said a nationwide blackout that struck earlier on Monday was caused by an "electromagnetic attack" and that authorities were in the process of reestablishing service.
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LHP Eduardo Rodriguez, on the 10-day disabled list since June 2 with a right knee subluxation, completed a bullpen session Sunday without issue and will ramp up defensive work to continue reestablishing mobility.
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Rather than reestablishing the planned acceleration of F-35 production capacity after years of sequestration caps, the Department of Defense is requesting numbers far lower than needed in order to fund an F-15EX.
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The City Center Public Art Project is a key component of an overall renovation initiative to refresh the City Center's façade and interior, reestablishing the center as a community gathering space and Westchester destination.
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The House and Senate must pass the HEAR Act before this session of Congress ends and help bring closure to Holocaust victims and their families while reestablishing American moral leadership on this important issue.
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A September Florida International University poll found that 56 percent of local Cuban Americans "strongly" or "mostly" favor reestablishing US relations with Cuba and 63 percent don't believe the US embargo against Cuba should continue.
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Moreover, Paul had a hard time reestablishing his father's libertarian coalition because he had sought to broaden his appeal to more establishment-minded Republicans, hurting his credibility with some in his core base of supporters.
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Reestablishing vegetation is viewed as the best large-scale option for removing CO2 from the atmosphere and preventing atmospheric warming, which could result in the loss of coral reefs, ice sheets and life-supporting ecosystems.
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Fearful of the challenge that a thriving Chinese economy might pose to the Communist Party's political hold on the country, President Xi is now reestablishing party discipline and increasing the role of China's state enterprises.
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Rouhani, a popular pragmatist now reestablishing ties abroad after last year's nuclear accord with global powers ended economic sanctions, spoke to crowds in Azadi Square in Tehran marking the anniversary of Iran's 1979 Islamic revolution.
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But we also aim at people who are getting back out there again after a difficult marriage, or people who are getting divorced, and they want confidence in terms of reestablishing or starting a new relationship.
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Axios reported that the Trump administration has discussed with Israel arranging a deal for the U.S. to recognize Morocco's sovereignty over Western Sahara, in exchange for Rabat reestablishing relations with Israel after suspending them in 2000.
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When it comes to China, we can anticipate more consistent pushback from Pence, including reestablishing clear markers on the South China Sea and efforts to put together a TPP-like economic alliance to counter China's ambition.
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More recently, he signed an Executive Order reestablishing the National Space Council, and Vice President Pence visited the Kennedy Space Center just last week to emphasize the administration's support for a robust American future in space.
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This strongly bipartisan legislation reaffirmed our nation's commitment to investing in basic research and education and set us on a path towards reestablishing American scientific and technological supremacy so we could succeed in a global economy.
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A very different approach to reestablishing communication, Google's Loon project claims to have connected 100,000 people via balloons launched after the storms; but the balloons really act as a bridge between phones and distant, working cell networks.
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Now with the sun peeking through and wind nearly at a standstill, Ramirez and scores of other residents took to the streets to pick up debris, while emergency crews poured in to work on reestablishing basic services.
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Entitled "Reestablishing Memories," the work also features a timeline of the 2014 abduction of the trainee-teachers from the all-boys Ayotzinapa Rural Teachers College in southern Mexico and the government's widely disparaged investigation into the case.
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DIUx represents the DoD's permanent presence in Silicon Valley — a staff of roughly a dozen individuals tasked with seeking out potentially useful technologies as well as reestablishing relationships between the Pentagon and the brightest minds in technology.
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"Over the course of the last two or three years, they've done a very good job reestablishing the connection with folks like us," said Scott Sperling, co-president at Thomas H. Lee Partners, another U.S. private equity firm.
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By developing a replicable process, applied at the local level, and taking into consideration unique local complexities, the SPAs can help municipal authorities to begin reestablishing order and normalcy in a country that has suffered for far too long.
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Reestablishing Second Fleet and Submarine Group 2 are "visible representations of the US commitment to the security in the Atlantic in an era of great power competition," Lt. Marycate Walsh, a spokesperson for Second Fleet, said in an email.
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Foreign companies like Huawei of China have been aggressively pursuing this technology for years but, as the Wall Street Journal recently noted, this move by the Federal Communications Commission would be a significant step toward reestablishing American technology leadership.
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This is one of the last, most important steps in the long road toward the ultimate goal of SpaceX and NASA for the commercial crew program: Reestablishing America's ability to launch astronauts from U.S. soil aboard U.S. crew spacecraft.
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He got his wish: The Cuban Embassy in Washington, DC, opened on July 20, 2015 — formally reestablishing ties between the two countries after around 50 years of estrangement — and the US opened its embassy in Havana on August 14, 2015.
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Now, 17 years later, the United States is reestablishing the combatant command as part of a new organizational approach to the space domain, which includes the establishment of the Space Development Agency and the proposed creation of a Space Force.
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Mnuchin told Reuters that the sanctions aimed at top Russian companies suspected to be involved in "malign activities" were not meant to destroy the aluminum company, Rusal, which the outlet reported is working on reestablishing a relationship with U.S. officials.
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My bill promotes diversity in broadcast ownership by reestablishing the Minority Tax Certificate Program at the FCC and will accelerate investment in minority and women owned broadcast stations by modifying the Commissions' incubator program to consider race and gender for eligibility.
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" That brings me to something I overheard David Benioff and Dan Weiss, the Game of Thrones showrunners and writers of episode 4, saying the other day: "My only venture at the moment is reestablishing control of this fandom and every person in it.
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In that way, they began a process of reestablishing relations with China (now again being impaired by Donald Trump) broken when the Communists won a civil war against the American-backed nationalists led by Chiang Kai-Shek and came to power in 1949.
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But mostly, the Democrats found common ground on climate change being an emergency, the importance of reestablishing relationships with longtime U.S. allies, drawing down Trump's trade war, addressing wealth and income inequality and expanding access to child care or paid family leave.
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"Michael Kors has been on a long journey of reinvention, but these latest numbers suggest the brand is starting to reach its destination of reestablishing itself as a well-regarded premium player," GlobalData Retail managing director Neil Saunders wrote in a note to clients.
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I'm not even anti-birthday wall post—it can be a useful means of reestablishing a connection with someone you accidentally went too long without talking to, or a chance to flirt, or a chance to at least say hey, I remember you still exist!
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But that rationale may betray the administration's true goal of reestablishing a deterrent against Iran -- a step national security officials have long said was necessary but does not necessarily provide evidence of an imminent attack as required for the President to legally authorize lethal force.
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Speaking as someone who studies computer security and has served in technical adviser roles in election commissions and secretary of state offices in Rhode Island and Connecticut, I offer the following recommendations: That means — strange as it may sound in this digital era — reestablishing paper trails.
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Reestablishing Submarine Group 2 doesn't necessarily mean there will be more subs prowling the Atlantic, but its return is important because the "group is in charge of the movement and the command and control of the ship" before it transitions over to combatant command, Clark said.
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She will continue to hope for proof positive that Donald Trump's victory was not a victory for putting America first, for strengthening our military, for reestablishing the rule of law and tightening our borders, for rolling back regulations of businesses and making our tax code simpler and fairer.
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Despite McGregor reestablishing himself as the number one pay-per-view draw for the promotion on the back of his epic encounter with Diaz last month, Kavanagh still believes it's "a given" that the title will be taken from 'The Notorious' if he doesn't return to his old stomping ground.
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That said, the United States must take care since Russia seeks an active role in multilateral negotiations to allow it to better pursue its goal of erasing the U.S. military presence on the Korean Peninsula and reestablishing itself as a global superpower able to challenge NATO and the U.S.-led world order.
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U.S. President Barack Obama and Cuban President Raél Castro delivered remarks in a joint press conference in Havana, Cuba, Monday afternoon, with Castro touting the progress the U.S. and Cuba have made since reestablishing diplomatic relations in July 2015, while also urging the U.S. to end the decades-long trade embargo between the two countries.
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To renegotiate would require reestablishing a measure of American leverage, first over the countries the Obama administration led during the years of nuclear discussions and second over the Iranians, who already received most of the deal's goodies upfront and can be expected to find little in the way of positive inducements from a new process.
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Throughout 2018, Kim has been on the diplomatic offensive — reestablishing a high-level dialogue with South Korea, creating a shining moment at the Olympics, extending the invitation for an unprecedented meeting with President Trump and just this week meeting Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing, on his first foreign trip after six years in office.
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Ro KhannaRohit (Ro) KhannaKing incites furor with abortion, rape and incest remarks San Jose mayor proposes mandatory liability insurance for gun owners Democrats give cold shoulder to Warren wealth tax MORE (D-Calif.), who spoke with reporters Thursday about his hopes for reestablishing military-to-military communications and, ultimately, a diplomatic solution to the crisis.
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"This will give families who are in the process of reestablishing their lives — kids in school, parents who have started work — the opportunity to establish a long-term residence, and for those in need of regular medical attention the opportunity to not have their treatment interrupted," said Denise Collazo, chief of staff for advocacy organization Faith in Action.
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The political challenge today is how to acknowledge the legitimate sense of loss and exclusion experienced by white workers while persuading them that reestablishing racial and masculine privileges is a poor substitute for ensuring secure rights for all workers and getting rid of a political decision-making process that is rigged against them by business lobbyists and financial interest groups.
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Bennie ThompsonBennie Gordon ThompsonHillicon Valley: Zuckerberg to meet with lawmakers | Big tech defends efforts against online extremism | Trump attends secretive Silicon Valley fundraiser | Omar urges Twitter to take action against Trump tweet Homeland Security chairman calls on new Trump aide to reestablish cyber coordinator House Democrat urges Trump to address online extremism at UN MORE (D-Miss.), the chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, is urging President Trump's new national security adviser Robert O'Brien to prioritize reestablishing the White House cybersecurity coordinator position.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersDemocratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Overnight Energy: Fish and Wildlife Service to review allegations over Trump Jr.'s Mongolian hunting trip | Groups challenge EPA decision on slaughterhouse rules | Greenpeace gives Bloomberg D-plus on climate Saagar Enjeti dismisses new Biden campaign ad as 'Hillary Clinton 2.0' MORE (I-Vt.) is rising in the polls ahead of Thursday's pivotal debate in Los Angeles, reestablishing his standing in the top tier of Democratic contenders with the Iowa caucuses less than 50 days away.
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Rep. Bennie ThompsonBennie Gordon ThompsonHillicon Valley: Zuckerberg to meet with lawmakers | Big tech defends efforts against online extremism | Trump attends secretive Silicon Valley fundraiser | Omar urges Twitter to take action against Trump tweet Homeland Security chairman calls on new Trump aide to reestablish cyber coordinator House Democrat urges Trump to address online extremism at UN MORE (D-Miss.), the chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, is urging President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump conversation with foreign leader part of complaint that led to standoff between intel chief, Congress: report Pelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Trump to withdraw FEMA chief nominee: report MORE's new national security adviser Robert O'Brien to prioritize reestablishing the White House cybersecurity coordinator position.
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