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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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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Rebels and dictators often refuse to give up unless they are promised amnesty.
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Thanks to generations of Americans who refuse to give up or back down.
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They refuse to give up hope of finding relatives - or at least their remains.
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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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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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And I refuse to give up on the fight to help others from being in my situation.
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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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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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Republicans said they felt confident Democrats would make themselves look like partisan Trump haters who refuse to give up.
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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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The bill would also allow Americans to refuse to give up "access credentials" to border patrol agents without being punished.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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" '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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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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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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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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Mav and Portia refuse to give up the children, but end up deciding to let them go when the children say that they prefer their parents over them.
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Bu Kiwon and Sa Bugu are killed. However, this organization is felled by Li Kaigu. Even as this organization falls, Dae Joyeong and his followers refuse to give up restoring Gorguryeo. Dae Jo-yeong acquires two subordinates of Göktürk descent, Gyepilsamun and Tungso.
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Maura still doesn't agree "to turn the key": ::Maura: I refuse to give up on this relationship. It's like... launching missiles from a submarine. Both of us have to turn our keys. George: Well, then, I am gonna have to ask you to turn your key.
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Many landlords would rent office space to small companies or start-ups. If those companies got into financial trouble, they would fail to make payments on the property but refuse to give up the space, forcing the property owners to go through the process of eviction. This led to the demand, and creation of the Good Guy Clause.
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The memorial is only a few blocks from other historic sites, including the Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church, the Alabama State Capitol, the Alabama Department of Archives and History, the corners where Claudette Colvin and Rosa Parks boarded buses in 1955 on which they would later refuse to give up their seats, and the Rosa Parks Library and Museum.
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Counterpart to the Mahabharatas "Book of War Preparations." The title of this section alludes to Paul Scott's The Towers of Silence. During an epidemic, a Sarah Moore persuades her brother, the manager of a jute mill in Budge Budge, near Calcutta, to offer the mill workers a bonus. After the epidemic, the workers refuse to give up the bonus and are locked out.
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His relatives and fellow politicians have stated that he was arrested for criticizing Maduro. The National Assembly condemned the detention of Requesens as a forced disappearance. Voice of America writes that Requesens' detention has become symbolic of human rights abuses in Venezuela. The Twitter hashtag "#YoMeNiegoARendirme" – Spanish for "I refuse to give up" – became a popular slogan for his case, and a creed for the opposition.
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Some 50 versions have been reported in Finland, where it is well known as "Lunastettava neito". It is titled "Den Bortsålda" in Sweden ( "Die Losgekaufte" in German). A Lithuanian version has the maid asking relatives to ransom her with their best animals or belongings (crown, house, crown, ring, sword, etc.). The maiden curses her relatives who refuse to give up their property and blesses her fiancé, who does ransom her.
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She will therefore refuse to give up food. A queen may also feed on secretions from larvae. This creates a positive feedback loop in which more larvae will provide more food to queens who can in turn produce more larvae. If a large amount of larvae results in a surplus of secretions, pharaoh ants will store the excess in the gasters of a unique caste, the replete workers.
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Chok-sae promises her famous millet wine for buttering up a certain Skipper Jang in Haenam. When the staff of East Gate arrive, the crew refuse to give up the ship because they were not paid by Hwang. Man-deok negotiates the crew's pay out of Hwang's rental fee that would be provided every time Hwang's ship was chosen as the tribute transport vessel if they get the transport contract. Chok-sae's millet wine persuades Jang.
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At first, Torchy and Rita refuse to give up the bottle, but when they see the U.S.S. Vengeance about to be christened with a tiny bottle, their feelings of patriotism inspire a change of mind. Torchy, the former football star, makes a perfect pass with the bottle of champagne, and Margie christens the ship. Soon after, Margie receives a telegram from Dudley instructing her to meet him with the biggest bottle of champagne she can find—for their wedding.
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Calleen of Alstair was the first sentient element plant born on the dead planet Alstair, long consumed with fire from heavens. Her refuse to give up in the face of extinction allowed the planet over the centuries to thrived with life which eventually puts her on the path to becoming one of the Original Seven Green Lanterns.Green Lanterns #26 She became Green Lantern 006 and was killed in battle by Volthoom. Her body is currently located in the Vault of Shadows.
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Kitano tells Steelhead that he would be arrested along with his friends, with him charged as the head conspirator. Steelhead makes a deal with Kitano: Steelhead would find evidence to have Eguchi arrested in exchange for his comrades' freedom. That fateful night, Steelhead and Kitano return to the vassal HQ to warn his comrades about their impending arrest if they don't stop their operation and is met with furious opposition. His brothers violently refuse to give up their rich lives they made with the Yakuza.
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Sapphy is haunted by her father's disappearance because he does not come back from the cove after an argument with her mother. Many people say he ran away with another woman, or has died, but Sapphy and her brother, Conor, who is two years older than she is, refuse to give up hope and secretly promise to never stop looking for him. About a year later, Conor also disappears. Fearing that the same thing that happened to her father has happened to Conor, Sapphy sets out to look for him.
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In the final book of the Chaos Walking trilogy, a world-ending war erupts as three armies march into New Prentisstown. New World is in chaos as the Spackle and the settlers go to war, urged on by Mayor Prentiss and a rebel Spackle, 1017. Todd and Viola refuse to give up on each other or what they believe in, but to survive requires making difficult choices. The protagonists find that their decisions have dire consequences, and the stakes only get higher as all three sides fight for what they believe is right.
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Michael also meets Guiliano's parents and Gaspare "Aspanu" Pisciotta, Guiliano's best friend and second in command. In 1943, Turi Guiliano and Aspanu Pisciotta are stopped by the Carabinieri, the corrupt Italian police, while smuggling food, but they refuse to give up the food or the name of who they were trading with. Guiliano is shot, but he manages to kill his attacker, a police Sergeant. Turi is carried by Aspanu to a local monastery, where he recovers from his wounds and learns more about the criminal side of Sicily under the care of the Abbot Manfredi.
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From the fringe he both guides his small party through the Marshes to temporary safety and leads a pursuing band of Huntsmen to their deaths. Orddu and her sisters refuse to give up the cauldron unless they accept the offer in exchange for something of (in their judgment) equivalent value. After other characters offer their magical artifacts, Taran is compelled to barter the brooch of Adaon. The companions then try to destroy "their" cauldron but learn from the witches that it can only be destroyed by a living person who knowingly and willingly climbs in to die.
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Upon advice of Abdullah, Ali wrote a letter ordering Qays bin Sad to seek the people to give their allegiance as the Muslims have done (after the 3rd Caliph). But, if they do not, then fight them. The governor of Egypt against this communication wrote a letter to Ali Ibn Abi Talib. Then Abdullah Bin Jaffar requested his father in law to replace Qays bin Sad bin Ubadah with Muhammad ibn Abi Bakr as governor of Egypt and pleaded that if he really has gone over to Mu`awiyah, he will refuse to give up Egypt.
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When Moyna, a high-spirited, fun-loving, mischievous, unruly, pampered village belle meets a city-bred, serious, no-nonsense, middle-aged, mellow Doctor, Subhankar, there is a war of words, thoughts and outlook towards life. Subhankar's disciplined character and thought process is obliterated right away by the simple facts of life as derived by Moyna. They say marriages are made in heaven. On earth, society's set rules of discrimination of age, caste, creed, background take a back seat in 'Bikele Bhorer Phool' where two diametrically opposite persons refuse to give up on each other and embark on a divine journey of marriage.
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When Vince urges Niki to marry him, Niki's panic results in Viki regaining control and marries Joe. In 1970, Vince unwittingly becomes involved with the Llanview drug trade, becoming soon implicated in a drug-related murder. He is eventually cleared of wrongdoing, but not before Joe, investigating Llanview's increasing drug problem for The Banner, is presumed dead after apparently driving off a cliff in California. Vince and Joe's sister Eileen Riley Siegel (Patricia Roe) refuse to give up the hope Joe is alive, and were upset when Viki (Erika Slezak onward) signs papers declaring Joe dead in 1972 to marry Steve Burke (Bernie Grant).
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The others attempt to rescue Dudley but fail. They then decide to fight the Del Fuego gang letting Jack, Red, Murdock and a member trained in martial arts "Tiny" battle the group in a 4 on 4 altercation but the Wild Hogs are beaten severely, but refuse to give up. The townspeople band together to battle the Del Fuegos, but just as Jack threatens to take on the rest of the town, Damien Blade (Peter Fonda), Jack's father and the founder of the Del Fuegos, arrives and stops the fight. Damien lectures Jack for letting four "posers" hold off an entire biker gang, questioning aloud just which side was the "posers".
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Mercury is recovering in bed after what happened to her in the last arc when the students are teleported to Limbo. She is held captive by Belasco but breaks free after he 'kills' X-23. She and Dust go up against Belasco and keep getting beaten down but refuse to give up, as both their mutant bodies are resistant to his magic and fight an inconclusive battle until Darkchylde and the other students arrive, teleported by Pixie. Mercury continues to fight alongside the other students, but can only watch as Belasco fends them off and proceeds to pull Earth into Limbo until he is defeated by Darkchylde and Pixie.
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On the day of his arrest, Requesens had given a speech in Venezuela's National Assembly blaming Maduro for causing unrest in the nation, saying: > "I refuse to give up, I refuse to kneel in front of those who want to break > our morale. Today I can speak from here, tomorrow I do not know. What I want > to reaffirm is that we are going to continue doing everything we can to take > Nicolás Maduro out of power." Observers found reason to believe that the supposed attack would be used by the government to justify suppressing the opposition and that Requesens has been a victim of this.
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Seven women arrive to Israel from North Africa by ship in the 1950, and are sent directly to the desert "development town" of Dimona, which is in the early stages of being built. The new immigrants were promised a "young, happening city", but instead found a sandy nowhere-land, without even running water. During the next 15 years, the women and girls deal with harsh feelings of separation from their homelands, exile to the geographic and cultural periphery, institutionalized racism and corruption, poverty, and disappointment with the ostensible "promised land". Nevertheless, the women refuse to give up on a life that includes meaning, and one of their creative outlets is dancing the twist.
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Another elven ship arrives to claim the regular tribute of water, to take back to their lands in the Mid Realm. The dwarves, led by Limbeck, refuse to give up the water and are in danger of being attacked until the elven lieutenant, furious at the cowardice and cruelty of the elven captain, mutinies against the elven captain and kills him. He is not the first elf to rebel -- many other elves have started rebelling against their emperor in recent years. Bane reveals that his father is a mysteriarch who purposely swapped him with Stephen and Anne's child soon after it was born, so that he could grow up and take over the Mid Realms in his father's name.
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I was set on a life-altering path to bring > about the legislative and policy changes that will secure justice for all > and end state violence and terrorism in Jamaica, so that future lives can be > saved. And despite relentless attempts by the Jamaican authorities to stop > me succeeding in this, I am undeterred, and I refuse to give up." Hannah Chapman in the Northern Echo wrote that: > "Last century’s suffragettes are today’s women human rights defenders. Every > day they continue to harness their loud and passionate voices to empower > communities, protect the vulnerable and create a fairer, more equal world... > Right now, Shackelia Jackson is fighting for justice after her brother was > shot dead by police in Jamaica.
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In University of Pennsylvania v Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the Supreme Court held that a university was not entitled to refuse to give up peer review assessment documents in order for the EEOC to investigate the claim.493 US 182 (1990) Furthermore, in Robinson v Shell Oil Company the Supreme Court held that writing a negative job reference, after a plaintiff brought a race discrimination claim, was unlawful retaliation: employees were protected even if they had been fired.519 US 337 (1997) It has also been held that simply being reassigned to a slightly different job, operating forklifts, after making a sex discrimination complaint could amount to unlawful retaliation.Burlington Northern & Santa Fe (BNSF) Railway Co. v.
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Requesens gave a speech before the National Assembly the day before he was arrested, using the phrase Yo me niego a rendirme ("I refuse to give up" in Spanish). Carlos Paparoni, a National Assembly deputy, gave a speech to the assembly the day after the arrest where he said, "let's make this our creed: 'Yo me niego a rendirme', as Juan Requesens said". The Twitter hashtag "#YoMeNiegoARendirme" became popular; Internet messages supporting Requesens used the hashtag, and it was displayed on signs during protests. A compilation video was shared by Requesens' family and publicity team, showing supporters across the world, including countries of Latin America, the US, UK, and Spain, holding smaller signs with the slogan.
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Wisden praised Tom Cartwright for helping to develop Botham's technique as a swing bowler and, by the time he made his Test debut in 1977, Botham had mastered change of pace, the outswinger and the fast inswinging yorker, all formidable parts of his repertoire which eventually enabled him to break the world Test wicket record. Writing in Barclays World of Cricket (1986), former England captain Tony Lewis commented upon Botham's strength, enthusiasm and aggression "which he took into every game".Barclay's, pp. 157–158. Lewis, however, pointed out that Botham's exuberance often reduced the efficiency of his play, in that he would take too many risks or refuse to give up on a bowling tactic despite ongoing heavy cost.
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As the women exit, a messenger enters with news that the Prince is approaching the barriers of the city. Act 2, Scene 3: Inside the gates of Utrecht The citizen rebels begin to arm themselves, but the gates are guarded by English soldiers, who refuse to give up their posts to citizen reliefs. Act 2, Scene 4: Outside the gates of Utrecht The Prince arrives at the city with his forces. The English soldiers let him in, but they worry that he does not have enough men with him. Act 2, Scene 5: Utrecht: Leidenberch in conference with Groitus and Rockgiles Leidenberch tells Groitus and Rockgiles that the Prince has entered the city, but he doesn’t have many men with him.
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The story was published in the opposition-leaning literary magazine “Zvezda” (Star), whose chief editor was Janko Veselinović.Vučenov, Dimitrije: Radoje Domanović: Život, doba i geneza dela (Rad, Belgrade 1959), p. 328–344 When he first became involved in politics, Radoje Domanović joined the People's Radical Party. The Party's program was initially inspired by French Radicalism and ideas of Svetozar Marković, and Nikola Pašić was elected as the president of the central committee at the Party's first conference. In September 1883, the Timok Rebellion broke out in eastern Serbia when King Milan Obrenović declared that peasants’ arms should be confiscated by the army. He charged the Radicals that with their article in “Samouprava”, they had encouraged the peasants to refuse to give up their weapons.
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On June 17, 2011, Corapi announced that he would no longer engage in public ministry as a priest. On a new website, titled "The Black Sheep Dog", Corapi wrote: > There are certain persons in authority in the Church that want me gone, and > I shall be gone...They can't prove I'm guilty of the things alleged because > I'm not, and they can't prove I'm innocent because that is simply illogical > and impossible...My canon lawyer and my civil lawyers have concluded that I > cannot receive a fair and just hearing under the Church's present process. > The Church will conclude that I am not cooperating with the process because > I refuse to give up all of my civil and human rights in order to hold > harmless anyone who chooses to say defamatory and actionable things against > me with no downside to them. ... I am, indeed, not ready to be extinguished.
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