The #GRAMMYs refuse to give Beyoncé album of the year!
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" Gary and Asia Bottrill "They refuse to give migrants rights.
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Surely, some of the losers would refuse to give up.
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I'm sad about it, but refuse to give up the case.
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Some states allow pharmacists to refuse to give out birth control.
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What if some fans, like myself, refuse to give into this scheme?
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The classic privilege is to refuse to give answers containing presidential communications.
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Or should she simply refuse to give his nativist views a platform?
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But they don't have to protect what you refuse to give them.
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Even animals, Shermer notes, often refuse to give up their loved ones.
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Hillary Clinton supporters refuse to give up in spite of last night's heartbreak.
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They refuse to give the votes necessary to fix the Loopholes and Asylum.
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Rebels and dictators often refuse to give up unless they are promised amnesty.
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"I refuse to give you my money," wrote one Facebook user, Brynne Walker.
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Thanks to generations of Americans who refuse to give up or back down.
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Yes, they're dancing, but the point, really, is how they refuse to give in.
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They refuse to give up hope of finding relatives - or at least their remains.
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If enough people refuse to give this information, they'll have to reconsider their policy.
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Before Obamacare, insurance companies could refuse to give insurance to people who were too sick.
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But the Beoplay H9s refuse to give me that, and that's the tragedy of their existence.
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But, just like Ru didn't give up on Shangela, I refuse to give up on Nikolay.
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And now that they've seemingly developed a taste for them, they refuse to give up fungi.
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Hatch should refuse to give in to the whims of his Senate colleagues, like defeated Sen.
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Yet pro-choice feminists refuse to give the She-Woman Pro-Life-Haters' Club a rest.
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I refuse to give up on my refugee family's dream of returning to their emptied village.
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Many entrepreneurs face criticism and doubt from peers, friends, and family, but refuse to give up.
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The days look bleak right now, but I refuse to give into cynicism, nihilism or hate.
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They have vowed, in very explicit terms, to refuse to give Garland a hearing or a vote.
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And I refuse to give up on the fight to help others from being in my situation.
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And wouldn't such donors simply refuse to give money to any candidate who genuinely threatened their interests?
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They are women who refuse to give control of their bodies to local, state and federal politicians.
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But three years later, the Houthis refuse to give up, even as 14 million people face starvation.
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People on Staten Island refuse to give the minor league players a chance, said Christopher Lupo, 13.
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The new rule will give states more power to refuse to give aid to adults without dependents.
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They don't make excuses for their characters, including Ahmed, and they refuse to give up on anyone.
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Blocked from entering Serbia, they refuse to give up on their dream of reaching the European Union.
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In short, he realized, "You're going to succeed at some point if you just refuse to give up."
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Critics say he wants to rule for life, emulating other African leaders who refuse to give up power.
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You can refuse to give up a thriving law career when your husband is elected governor of Arkansas.
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Hell, even Californians, who've been carrying the nation's environmental flag for decades, refuse to give up coastal land.
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I never stopped listening, because I refuse to give up my stake in a world that formed me.
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Still, some Italians refuse to give up trying to help the migrants, seeing the humanity in their plight.
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A citizen can refuse to give up the passcodes to their devices, but CBP can then confiscate the items.
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Biden's America is a land of equality, but only because we refuse to give in to fear and hatred.
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Republicans said they felt confident Democrats would make themselves look like partisan Trump haters who refuse to give up.
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This cartoon explains why: Before Obamacare, insurance companies could refuse to give insurance to people who were too sick.
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According to the Guttmacher Institute, there are 6 states where pharmacists can refuse to give contraceptives without legal ramifications.
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The first to refuse to give up her seat Claudette Colvin broke ground nearly 10 months before Rosa Parks.
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And when he was, well, he didn't just refuse to give an answer; he refused the concept of the question.
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Despite making some very convincing arguments to the partners at her law firm, they refuse to give Molly a raise.
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The bill would also allow Americans to refuse to give up "access credentials" to border patrol agents without being punished.
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They refuse to give an inch, and they will pay a high political price with the American people come 28503.
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The case files show police frequently refuse to give evidence to investigators and repeatedly fail to show up to court.
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New Zealand customers who absolutely refuse to give up their Note7s, obviously, run the risk of the phones inexplicably combusting.
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If your manager does refuse to give you a raise, that doesn't have to be the end of the conversation.
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Some musicians refuse to give her set lists in advance, or ask for the interpreters' spotlights to be turned off.
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Perhaps. Should Republican senators be worried about voter backlash if they refuse to give him so much as a hearing?
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Don't worry so much about looking arrogant that you refuse to give yourself credit for your hard work and your skills.
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This, too, is not mandatory per se — but if you refuse to give that information, you face that 30 percent surcharge.
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It's that we refuse to give ourselves permission to become rich," she writes in "You Are a Badass at Making Money.
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The best way to do that is to refuse to give bailouts to insurers and various other fiscally-underwater Obamacare programs.
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CLINTON: Our history has moved in that direction, thanks to generations of Americans who refuse to give up or back down.
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Parks wasn't the first to refuse to give up her seat on a Montgomery bus —a 15-year-old girl was.
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Comment on psycho Tami Lasagna, whom I refuse to give the joy to, say something about RHOA, speak up about kanye.
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Despite his recent string of mediocre releases, it's why many fans refuse to give up hope on the self-proclaimed genius.
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It means you must and yet you refuse to give us -- even if you if your determination is that he hasn't.
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What passenger would deign to refuse to give candy they didn't even have to pay for to an adorable 3-year-old??
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They refuse to give up their guns, or fully embrace a two-state solution; they speak vaguely of a long-term "truce".
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It's an unnecessary risk made real (and popular) only because these tech giants refuse to give us a real delete button themselves.
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"In the face of terrorists who try to spread panic, we have to refuse to give in to fear," Mr. Obama said.
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North Korea has told the Japanese government that eight of the 12 are now dead but many families refuse to give up.
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For years, these sorts of sustainability half-measures have been peddled by the super-rich who refuse to give up their toys.
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However, if you refuse to give up on the search for true love, you'll want to brush up on your math skills.
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Strokes of genius like this illustrate why many West fans refuse to give up on him and his potential for creative redemption.
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Despite these trends, there are many who simply refuse to give up, who continue to fight, in the midst of extreme danger.
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Regardless of Israel's attempts to erase us and replace us with Jewish Israelis, we refuse to give up our rights or our land.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and the National Weather Service, meanwhile, refuse to give names to weather systems because they're scientists, dammit.
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Having taken part in numerous White House briefings over the years, I've never seen a reporter simply refuse to give up the floor.
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He did acknowledge, however, that some customers may still refuse to give up on the traditional BlackBerry shape regardless of the company's plans.
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That would happen if the Democrats refuse to give in on border funding and follow through with threats to shut down the government.
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While this would add to future pension costs, Maia said the government will refuse to give up one more penny in fiscal savings.
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A form of gerontocracy may creep in, where the elderly refuse to give up wealth and power, but we'll likely find ways to adapt.
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That law would allow the state to cut off funding to cities that refuse to give up laws that run counter to state law.
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The activists who have spent years demanding that the police here change say they understand the pessimism, but refuse to give in to it.
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Navigating the world as a black woman is difficult, but I refuse to give up the fight to dismantle structural racism and structural ableism.
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Because Trump is the outsider of all outsiders to these elites, they refuse to give him credit for any positive momentum or accomplishment — none.
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Rowling understood that, in order to accomplish your goals, you'll need to believe in them and refuse to give up in the face of adversity.
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Two hacker founders refuse to give up ground over an architectural decision, product-oriented founders with similar skill sets fight over direction and so on.
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With grocery stores under siege by desperate shoppers, meal prep companies are coming up big ... mostly 'cause health freaks refuse to give up their diets.
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Ryan, meanwhile, said that the director of national intelligence should refuse to give classified briefings to Clinton, over fears that she might jeopardize official secrets.
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"As of today, Russia and Syria still refuse to give inspectors access to the site of the attack," the French foreign ministry said in a statement.
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Every day that Senate Republicans refuse to give Judge Garland the consideration he is due, they are embarrassing themselves and ignoring the voices of the people.
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Most females refuse to give up the "touch and feel" aspect of shopping when looking for the right shade of powder, lip gloss or eye shadow.
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This is where most of us find ourselves, at the corner of mental exhaustion, where fear/anxiety/doubt meet + but we refuse to give up 33f.
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As their manual reveals, their goal is to stage a hostile atmosphere, record themselves booing no matter what is said, and refuse to give up the microphone.
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"I refuse to give more national powers to Brussels like I reject the euro and a common migration policy," he wrote in a blog post this month.
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While I would never judge women who refuse to give up their former routines (seriously, I tip my hat to you), motherhood made me more low-maintenance.
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Removing the military and returning the land to Guam's native people may be a pipe dream, but it's a fight that local activists refuse to give up.
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The project is still likely to face countless obstacles though, including engineering problems, and fights with ranchers and other locals who refuse to give up their land.
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People traveling to New Zealand that refuse to give authorities the passwords to their digital devices during searches could be fined roughly $3,295, the New York Times reports.
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I've learned simple yet effective ways to deal with my anxiety, and sometimes it feels like nothing ever works—but I just refuse to give up on myself.
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Republicans have defended their decision to refuse to give Garland a hearing or a vote, arguing that Supreme Court nominations shouldn't be voted on during an election year.
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If the NFL wants to move past its multiple serious problems right now the owners should not only refuse to give Goodell a raise, they should replace him.
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"The thing about Joe's addiction, he couldn't just quit and it was almost impossible to refuse to give coke to your partner if you're doing it," she said.
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The new funding for police liaison units targets families who have expressed frustrations with police because detectives refuse to give them information about their dead or missing relatives.
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There will be setbacks along the way, and there's a real danger that Wall Street will grow tired of these problems and refuse to give Musk more capital.
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I do believe my mission is to show the world that magic happens when we refuse to give up because the universe always listens to a stubborn heart.
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That is a connection that the Shoshone, and those fighting for their land in the Amazon, the Arctic, Australia, Africa and the world over refuse to give up.
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In the increasingly polarized political climate of today, many on the left — as well as a good number on the right — refuse to give President Trump credit for anything.
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Furthermore, some speculate for the North Korean leadership, the fates of Saddam Hussein and Muammar Gaddafi are sufficient reasons for them to refuse to give up their nuclear arsenals.
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"Countries that refuse to give us reciprocal treatment or who engage in other unfair trading practices will find that we know how to defend our interests," the report said.
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Petitions, unfortunately, don't do much to sway a president who is hostile to LGBTQ rights, nor Senate Republicans who also refuse to give LGBTQ Americans necessary anti-discrimination protections.
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"God bless the woman who just wants to be better, do better, feel better; who refuse to give up despite the hell she experiences on earth," the first image read.
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"God bless the woman who just wants to be better, do better, feel better; who refuse to give up despite the hell she experiences on earth," the first image reads.
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The continuing war against IS means that despite the collapse of oil revenues and Baghdad's freezing of the federal budget, military spending has increased, though officials refuse to give numbers.
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For those conservatives, libertarians and mainstream Republicans who refuse to give in and want to beat Trump, there are really only two options left, and neither will be easy: 1.
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But there is fear inside Democratic circles that Menendez may get convicted and refuse to give up his seat, facing pressure to resign or an expulsion vote in the Senate.
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Cohen may yet put his nearly canine loyalty to Trump ahead of his own self-interest and refuse to give up what he knows (one imagines it's a whole lot).
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Trump also seems to believe that the same Democrats who steadfastly refuse to give him any money for a border wall care whether he constructs it out of steel or concrete.
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Ray says he suspects the police will most likely refuse to give up the tapes despite the judge's order: "It is going to be a fight of all fights," he says.
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If opposition parties refuse to give Johnson an October election and if he decides he cannot break his promise to deliver Brexit, then Johnson very quickly runs out of other options.
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He has every incentive to keep on engaging Kim perhaps even with an election year visit to the White House, even if the North Koreans refuse to give up their nuclear program.
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It lets them sort patrons by how much they've paid or when they joined, and provides their email addresses — something YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, Twitter, and other platforms refuse to give creators.
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Even if salons are following the law, parents should still refuse to give teens permission to use these facilities, said Dr. Elizabeth Martin, president of Pure Dermatology and Aesthetics in Hoover, Alabama.
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Mr. Johnson added in an interview with the BBC that if Washington proposed action in response to a chemical weapons attack, for instance, Britain would be unlikely to refuse to give support.
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In other words, you can refuse to give up your PIN because doing so would mean answering a question based on the contents of your thoughts, not providing a physical piece of evidence.
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TAIWAN EARTHQUAKE 'We refuse to give up hope': Families in quake-shaken Tainan, Taiwan are keeping a grim vigil: awaiting news on their loved ones who may be trapped under tons of debris.
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They refuse to give joint interviews to journalists, including this one, and despite numerous offers, they have never been officially photographed together for the glossy magazines desperate to get them into their pages.
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Sex workers, porn producers and anyone working in the erotic labor trade have always faced discrimination from payment processors and banks—many institutions refuse to give accounts to people working in the sex trade.
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If doctors do not deem a treatment to be in a patient's interests they may refuse to give it, but a court cannot prevent an adult from seeking (and paying for) such care elsewhere.
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Tally also found that 30% would want to keep their streaming services and 28% would refuse to give up vacations for 12 months, even if it meant having 25% of their debt paid off.
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Bitcoin played a crucial role in the recent growth of so-called ransomware attacks, in which hackers steal or encrypt computer files and refuse to give them back unless a Bitcoin payment is made.
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Though it rejects the Trump administration's argument that current and former presidential aides have "absolute testimonial immunity," it acknowledges that McGahn could potentially — and lawfully — refuse to give much useful information to the committee.
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The world was abandoned except for a few grief-stricken hunters who refuse to give up… despite knowing that this hybrid race is more brilliant and deadly and unstoppable than we can ever be.
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BHUBANESWAR, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - States in eastern India are cracking down on villagers who refuse to give up land for industry, protesters say, as officials speed up projects that are key to economic growth.
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But since a utility can&apost refuse to give electricity to a family because they disagree with their views or heaven forbid because they&aposre of a different race, they act in the public interest.
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U.S. citizens and green card holders can be detained, and border agents can hold their devices, while visa-holders can be denied entry to the U.S. if they refuse to give their PIN or password.
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It's routine enough that most people do it without thinking, save for those who refuse to give the government money for reasons of conscience and the One Percenters who hide their money in offshore accounts.
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A federal judge could refuse to give the Trump administration the authority it wants to hold families in custody for more than 20 days, which is the current limit because of a 1997 court order.
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So the EU may refuse to give the UK a favorable deal as a warning to other countries thinking about exiting the EU. Another problem is that Britain may not want a Norway-style deal.
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But following Pelosi and Schumer's rebuttal on Tuesday event, the Associated Press published a "fact check" in which it tried to blame both sides for the shutdown because Democrats refuse to give Trump what he demands.
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Most of the two dozen witnesses called in the case have invoked their right to refuse to give evidence, Judge Fabian Richter Reuschle said in the opening of the trial in a regional court in Stuttgart.
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The only way to do that is not just to refuse to give them what they want, but also refuse to accept the notion that the only result of standing up to these regimes is war.
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Except this "blessing" isn't exactly free; you have to pay them to go away, and if you refuse to give them cash, you not only don't get a blessing, they will plague your wedding with a curse.
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The order—called the "Executive Order on Promoting Free Speech and Religious Liberty"—also asks federal agencies to allow some religious groups to refuse to give their employees birth control, as they're required to do under Obamacare.
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"We traders ask to be allowed to export the entire quantity of gold and refuse to give 30% to the Central Bank of Sudan," said Mohamed Tabidi, a prominent jeweller and one of Khartoum's main gold dealers.
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As more witnesses in the impeachment probe continue to refuse to give testimony, House investigators are signaling they are prepared to begin the next phase of their inquiry -- even if their subpoenas are ignored across the board.
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Some of the president's closest aides, official and unofficial, past and present — Robert Blair, Michael Duffey, Rudy Giuliani, Don McGahn, Mick Mulvaney and Mike Pompeo — invoke a presidential order to refuse to give evidence about delays in Ukraine aid.
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More to the point, while violence is never acceptable, there are good arguments that "deplatforming" — using nonviolent protest to demand that universities refuse to give racist or sexist speech undeserved publicity and respectability — is an effective tool against bigotry.
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He also happens to have 20 acres of land, and even though he's distantly related to the Landrys, apparently, he says he doesn't work with them because they refuse to give him a family discount because he's a black sheep.
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"I refuse to give Jeffrey Toobin, 21st Century Fox, CNN or anyone else involved in these projects about my life the power to make me a victim again, or the power to provide a platform where victim blaming is ok."
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So for a lot of people, no matter how good or bad a brand new Ghostbusters story might be, the mere fact of it existing when Ghostbusters III does not is reason enough to refuse to give the reboot a chance.
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She filed a complaint with the airline, she said, but it took them a month and a half to get back to her—only to apologize for what it called an "uncomfortable situation," and refuse to give her a full refund.
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Peter Breen (R) would also ensure that criminal charges are not brought against passengers that refuse to give up their seats, and would prohibit the state from doing business with airlines that have policies allowing for the forcible removal of passengers.
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Thinking about the juxtaposition of the vandalism with the historical significance of Emmett's murder — which shook America and profoundly shaped the civil rights movement, spurring Rosa Parks to refuse to give up her seat on a bus in Montgomery, Ala.
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They thought that Hillary Clinton was going to win the election, they were wrong, and now they refuse to give President Trump the credit he deserves in each of the areas, whether it&aposs the economic policy, foreign policy, what have you.
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There's no cure for hate, but to refuse to give it a platform, to refuse to let it fester in your community, even minimally, deprives it of oxygen and helps to stop its spread, making the world a better place for everyone.
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But before things even reach that point, the risk of a government shutdown looms if — as seems certain — Democrats refuse to give Trump as much money as he wants to build the southern border wall that was one of his signature campaign promises.
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Customers refuse to give it the benefit of the doubt; even when Uber's actions aren't devious (as when it was wrongly accused of breaking a New York taxi strike held in protest of President Trump's immigration ban), few spring to its defense.
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Sheryl Crowe: I don't believe there will be a dialogue as long as there is so much money in the gun lobby...but I refuse to give up, otherwise I would not have written this song and would not be showing up on this issue.
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The difficulties range from scales and scanners, like M.R.I. machines that are not built big enough for very heavy people, to surgeons who categorically refuse to give knee or hip replacements to the obese, to drug doses that have not been calibrated for obese patients.
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Psychotherapist and social worker Amy Morin detailed the key characteristics of mentally tough people have in her bestseller, "13 Things Mentally Strong People Don&apost Do."Mentally tough people refuse to give up after failure and don&apost let other&aposs judgement affect them.
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" Ultimately, she gave herself permission to build wealth: "One of the biggest obstacles to making lots of money is not a lack of good ideas or opportunities or time, or that we're too slovenly or stupid, it's that we refuse to give ourselves permission to become rich.
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The longest piece, "The Lifecycle of Software Objects," is about people who invent childlike artificial intelligences called "digients" to sell as novelties — disconcertingly compared to pets throughout — and then refuse to give up the care of them when their popularity wanes and learning environments become obsolete.
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Because if the region is to have a stable, peaceful future, it will be because of moms like Batoul who refuse to give up -- who remain determined to raise educated children and teach them to believe in love and possibility, despite the carnage of their nation's war.
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That echoes the call from House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.), who asked the director of national intelligence to refuse to give Clinton classified briefings.
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" 'Results' like Ali Bongo's are the hallmarks of dictators and tyrants who refuse to give up power — not the cornerstones of democracies, nations, and peoples who respect fairness and the rule of law," Mr. Ping said in his statement, which called on American officials to reject the results.
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Should the establishment refuse to give up conventional orthodoxy and take up impeachment proceedings when the new Congress convenes, freshmen members — many of whom ran and won because of their promise to stand up to the president — must challenge the establishment and demand a say over the agenda.
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One of the reasons many different communities in the US were slow to adopt social distancing — besides criminally mixed messages from the federal government — is that same impulse: to just keep living, to refuse to give in to fear, to take certain risks and hope for the best.
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The big questions in Comey's badly reviewed book aren't answered like, how come he gave up Classified Information (jail), why did he lie to Congress (jail), why did the DNC refuse to give Server to the FBI (why didn't they TAKE it), why the phony memos, McCabe's $700,000 & more?
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" Another stated, "The big questions in Comey's badly reviewed book aren't answered like, how come he gave up Classified Information (jail), why did he lie to Congress (jail), why did the DNC refuse to give Server to the FBI (why didn't they TAKE it), why the phony memos, McCabe's $153,000 & more?
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The case remains cold to this day, but the Oxygen special enlists former federal prosecutor Laura Coates and former homicide detective Page Reynolds to take a fresh look at it in an attempt to find justice for Dannette and Jeannette's relatives, who refuse to give up hope that they may still be alive.
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" Barber won't discuss the particulars of any of the actions planned for the campaign, since a number of them will involve civil disobedience, but, he told me, "I can say we intend to nonviolently confront our government and its policies and we will refuse to give up our constitutional right to protest.
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As the partial government shutdown -- triggered by a standoff between the President and congressional Democrats over a border wall -- drags on, the President has repeatedly floated the prospect that he may declare a national emergency in an effort to obtain the money he wants for a wall that Democrats refuse to give.
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"We heard stories from women who were telling us that because a policeman knew she was a sex worker, they will go to their place asking for money, or if they refuse to give them money they will reveal to her family that she's a sex worker ... this type of blackmail," Lepine said.
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He also criticized the book for not answering certain questions, such as: "how come he gave up Classified Information (jail), why did he lie to Congress (jail), why did the DNC refuse to give [Clinton&aposs email server] to the FBI (why didn&apost they TAKE it), why the phony memos," among other things.
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However, the clock is ticking: Factions in the Republican Party refuse to give up trying to gain internecine agreement as to how best to come up with a "leaner and meaner" ACA, and insurers are ready to let the individual health insurance market implode if not given assurances that generous ACA subsidies remain into 2018 and beyond.
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Read more: An American woman trapped in Saudi Arabia has few options for escape because of divorce laws that give men near-complete control Not only did he refuse to give her permission to visit her family for Christmas this year, Vierra's cousin Nicole Carroll said, he also further complicated the situation by letting Vierra's residency expire.
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" Heidi Hess, the senior campaign manager for Credo Action, added that if the Democratic Party wants to represent a diverse group — including minorities and the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community — it will refuse to give financial help to Heitkamp, Manchin, Donnelly and "any other turncoat Democratic senator who collaborates with extremist Republicans to put Gorsuch on the Supreme Court.
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The events underscored the personal and political crosscurrents standing in the way of any compromise between a president unwilling to lose face with his core supporters on his signature campaign promise and newly empowered Democrats — poised to assume control of the House on Thursday — who refuse to give ground on an issue that has come to symbolize Mr. Trump's immigration policies.
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Utah Republican Senator Orrin Hatch said Tuesday that the process of repealing and replacing the Affordable Care Act in the Senate might be complicated because: Why this matters: As a key Senator who has jurisdiction of Medicaid and other health issues that will appear in the GOP's new health care bill, Hatch's remarks suggest that Republicans are wary Americans will refuse to give up the benefits they receive under the Affordable Care Act.
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They have high market shares and concentrated ownership so that tycoons mainly benefit from their growth, cause addiction, censor free speech, do not censor free speech, are infiltrated by Russian spies, suck up to Chinese autocrats, do not pay customers for their data, give private data to third parties, refuse to give data to third parties, don't invest much, bully their critics, underpay workers, poach too many experts from universities, pay too little tax and corrupt politics.
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Chris Christie is seen on beach after New Jersey public beaches were ordered to closeWhite House is silent on an anti-Semitic connection of Trump's anti-CNN video44 states and DC refuse to give certain voter information to Trump's voting commission July 43 North Korea launches a new kind of missile, US officials say July 5 Ivanka Trump advocates for 'investment' in family leave July 7 Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin meet in Hamburg, Germany Pence touches 'do not touch' NASA equipment July 8 Ivanka sits in for her father at the G20 summit July 9 Donald Trump Jr. admits he met with Russian lawyer during campaign July 11 Trump Jr. releases the email chain on his Russian meeting at Trump TowerSen.
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