Asked if it was important for Democrats to remain unified, Sen.
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Democrats remain unified in their opposition to the GOP reform measure.
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GOP leadership remains confident the party will remain unified in supporting the administration.
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Khanna went on to join progressive calls for the party to remain unified.
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He said the country must remain unified in the face of such shocking violence.
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It's possible that opposing and beating Trump will be all they'll need to remain unified.
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"He urged us to remain unified," Murkowski said of Trump's remarks during the Wednesday lunch.
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The minister said the European Union's global importance would be diminished if it did not remain unified.
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Had President Buchanan not stubbornly held his grudge against Stephen Douglas, the Democratic Party might have remain unified.
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If Republicans remain unified in their support of Trump's pick, Democratic senators have no real options to stop the nomination.
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If Democrats remain unified, Republicans can afford just two defections to allow Vice President Pence to cast a tiebreaker vote.
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If they're no longer unified in their fight for the throne, who's to say they'd remain unified against the White Walkers?
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But while Republicans may have split over Trump's candidacy, they remain unified on some of the key issues he campaign on.
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In fact, the AHCA suggests that Republican elites remain unified (if not completely) around one goal: tax cuts for the rich.
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If he votes against it and the Democrats remain unified in opposition, the bill would fail by a vote of 11-12.
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If Democrats want to win, they will have to remain unified if a member of their party makes it into the likely runoff.
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So should Democrats remain unified, Republicans could only lose three votes (Collins, Murkowski, and Romney, for instance) before a tie vote would become inevitable.
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The trip, Kerry's first to the nation in 18 months, comes amid intensified focus against ISIS and as the central government struggles to remain unified.
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" But he added that "we certainly would encourage the parties to sit down together and address these differences" and called for Gulf countries to "remain unified.
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If the four conservatives who sided with Scalia in that case remain unified, the best result the challengers could get would be a 4-4 split.
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In a brief statement before the start of the meeting, Johnson pressed NATO leaders to remain unified amid tensions in the alliance on its 70th anniversary.
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"It means that users are spread throughout different, independent communities, yet remain unified in their ability to interact with each other," he wrote in a Medium post.
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The Senate is controlled 51-49 by Trump's fellow Republicans, meaning that if they remain unified they can overcome any Democratic opposition like that mounted against Gorsuch.
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"He urged us to remain unified," said Murkowski, who wants government agencies to reopen while negotiations between the White House and Democrats on border wall funding continue.
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Tillerson said the U.S. wants Syria to remain unified as part of a peace agreement, but there must not be a role for Assad in the government.
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Republican leaders — who have placed a full-court press on their conference to remain unified in standing with the president — argue Democrats have failed to take negotiations seriously.
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Tillerson said that the U.S. wants Syria to remain unified as part of a peace agreement, but that there must not be a role for Assad in the government.
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But when security forces remain unified behind the regime, such as in the case of Bashar Assad's Syria, it remains in control and is able to repress its political opposition mercilessly.
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If Democrats remain unified, and Senator John McCain is too ill to return to Washington for a vote, only a single Republican senator would need to flip to defeat the nomination.
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That vote would come later this summer, after the House-Senate conference, when every Republican would face enormous pressure to set aside any specific objections to the bill and remain unified.
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While Trump tweeted ahead of the vote encouraging Republicans to remain unified against the measure — which Democrats introduced in response to his decision to launch an airstrike that killed Iranian Gen.
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Given the reporting by CNN's Dana Bash that the trio would like to remain unified when it comes to the next steps on Kavanaugh, they continue to hold all the cards.
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The much higher threshold is removing him, which requires 20 of 85033 Republican senators, assuming all 47 Democratic-aligned senators (including two independents) remain unified — a near-impossibility regardless of new revelations.
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Hisham al-Alawi, Iraq's ambassador to Ankara, told the same panel on Wednesday that Iraq's constitution had been approved by a majority of Iraqis and demonstrated that the people had agreed to remain unified.
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" In light of the heightened racial implications of the earlier officer-involved shootings, and the ambush attack, Lynch called on Americans to remain unified and "embrace the difficult work of finding a path forward together.
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While a handful of moderate GOP members backed the Democrat-introduced measures on the floor, top Republicans have expressed confidence that the conference will largely remain unified in supporting the president's fight for the wall.
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"Shifting political alliances within the Afghan government in advance of the 2019 presidential election may undermine the ability of Afghan political leaders to remain unified during any peace negotiations," the Pentagon's Inspector General Report on the war in Afghanistan said earlier this month.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Economy Minister Peter Altmaier called on Friday for Europe to remain unified in the face of rising trade tensions with the United States, saying it was unclear how a summit of the Group of Seven rich nations would end.
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From one point of view, the Republicans have the advantage here: They'll remain unified behind their sexual harassers while the Democrats suffer from a purge; it's easy to imagine a scenario where Moore is elected to the Senate while Conyers and Minnesota Senator Al Franken are pushed out of office.
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One possibility is that with some polls indicating growing support for impeachment, the president believes that the sooner a floor vote on impeachment happens — even one on authorizing the inquiry and not on any articles themselves — the more likely congressional Republicans are to remain unified or nearly so on the president's side.
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House Leadership: The Hill — 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.) is once again urging his conference to remain unified following last week's farm bill flop, an embarrassment intertwined with immigration disagreements.
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Trump has launched a charm offensive to woo congressmen and senators through lunches in the Roosevelt Room, visits to the White House, phone calls and trips to Camp David, with the understanding that his political future hinges on a potential impeachment trial and vote in the Senate during which Republicans will need to remain unified.
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Will Hurd (R-Texas) — initially considered to be a swing vote on impeachment — said he believes Trump acted inappropriately but that his conduct did not rise to the level of an impeachable offense, that basically sealed the deal and indicated that Republicans will remain unified in defense of the president as impeachment moves from one side of the Capitol to the other.
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With an effective majority of only 2628 seats, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) cannot afford a single defection on Trump's next Supreme Court pick should Democrats remain unified in opposition.
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The Nazis failed to remain unified in the DP, as in the north, the right-wing Volkish nationalist supporters of the Nazis moved to the new German Völkisch Freedom Party, leaving the north's left-wing Nazi members, such as Joseph Goebbels retaining support for the party.
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During 1975 and 1976, one of the major goals of Spain's leftist political organizations was to achieve political freedom and to get amnesty for political prisoners. They would get a partial amnesty by September 1976. Spanish feminism had to struggle to remain unified, and not be subsumed in the broader political struggles of the day. The nuns of the order Evangelical Crusades of Christ the King were created during the Spanish Civil War with the purpose of monitoring Republic prisoners.
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Schmalz was angered at the report and called for the three major junior league to remain unified. In February 1975, the NHL and the WHA agreed to stop drafting underage junior players. Mark Napier of the Toronto Marlboros who was not drafted, signed a professional contract with the Toronto Toros later that month to take effect in the following season. Schmalz stated he would seek legal advice on the matter, with the possibility of suspending Napier for the remainder of the junior season.
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WCHL president Ed Chynoweth said his league's governors agreed to withdraw from the CAHA if the payment issue was not resolved, and foretold the possibility of Canada's three major junior leagues banding together under one umbrella. The NHL and WHA were delinquent in $600,000 in payments as per the existing professional-amateur agreement. The Winnipeg Free Press reported that the WCHL was negotiating a separate deal with the WHA for development fees, and the WCHL would break away from the CAHA after the 1975 Memorial Cup. Schmalz was angered at the report and called for the three major junior league to remain unified.
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President Ernest Bai Koroma addressed Sierra Leone in a national broadcast August 15, declaring a state of emergency and announcing the establishment of a relief center in Regent. He urged the nation, still recovering from the aftermath of the Ebola outbreak, to remain unified: "Our nation has once again been gripped by grief. Many of our compatriots have lost their lives, many more have been gravely injured and billions of Leones' worth of property destroyed in the flooding and landslides that swept across some parts of our city". He also addressed the coordination of registries in Freetown that provided aid for residents left without shelter.
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Once underground, the Young Turk movement declared its parties. Among them "Committee of Union and Progress" (CUP), and "Freedom and Accord Party" also known as the Liberal Union or Liberal Entente (LU). There were smaller parties such as Ottoman Socialist Party and ethnic parties which included People's Federative Party (Bulgarian Section), Bulgarian Constitutional Clubs, Jewish Social Democratic Labour Party in Palestine (Poale Zion), Al-Fatat (also known as the Young Arab Society; Jam’iyat al-'Arabiya al-Fatat), Ottoman Party for Administrative Decentralization, and Armenians were organized under the Armenakan, Hunchakian and Armenian Revolutionary Federation (ARF/Dashnak). At the onset, there was a desire to remain unified, and the competing groups wished to maintain a common country.
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Amongst his staff, Glynn is well-respected even by COs who have shown a dislike for Oz's minority inmates. When problems pertaining to COs and inmates arise, Glynn is quick to help his officers out, whether it be keeping inmates who attack them in Solitary Confinement or preventing an investigation that could lead to the firing of one of his officers. This is mainly because Glynn feels that he and his staff must remain unified and see eye-to-eye as much as possible. Throughout the series, Glynn has disagreements with some of the higher ranking liberal staff members such as Tim McManus, Sister Pete, and Dr. Gloria Nathan, but respects their vision and does what he can to meet them halfway on most issues.
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East Jerusalem, with Israeli West Bank barrier in the background Both the Oslo Accords and the 2003 Road map for peace postponed the negotiations on the status of Jerusalem. The 1997 Beilin–Eitan Agreement between some members of the Likud block and Yossi Beilin, representing Labor, which envisioned for final negotiations a limited autonomy to a demilitarized "Palestinian entity" surrounded on all sides by Israel, stated that all of Jerusalem would remain unified under Israeli sovereignty. Beilin suggested Palestinians would accept a capital outside of Jerusalem in Abu Dis, undermined the credibility of the document in Palestinian eyes. Israel's settlement policy in East Jerusalem has been described by Avi Shlaim and others as one aiming to preempt negotiations by creating facts on the ground.
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