To always know your worth and stand firm in that.
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" "Decide here and now that you're going to stand firm.
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We support each other, pray, stand firm and heal together.
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All of this gives "Stand Firm" a somewhat conservative cast.
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But if they fall short, the owners must stand firm.
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If older children gripe about strict homebound policies, stand firm.
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Should the president stand firm for weeks, months or years?
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Just stand firm and everyone will eventually bend your way.
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Why didn't you choose to stand firm by your art?
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But his conservative Republican base is pressing him to stand firm.
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Stand firm, Mr. President, and don&apost let up the pressure.
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Surrounded by seasonal changes of plants and weather, rocks stand firm.
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Harness Leo's proud lion energy to stand firm in your boundaries.
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But the Deal Professor is rooting for Yahoo to stand firm.
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Republicans in both the House and the Senate would stand firm.
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I feel it is important to stand firm and tell the truth.
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It is as important as ever that they continue to stand firm.
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Fallon said the NATO military alliance should stand firm to deter Russia.
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Harry Reid are calling on their colleagues to stand firm against this president.
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We must now stand firm in our values to fight for gender equality.
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There is absolutely assurance between the two of us that we stand firm.
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Chinese officials and experts say the country can stand firm against Western pressure.
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Local politicians from both parties ought to stand firm against pressure from Washington.
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But continues to publicly stand firm against the slings and arrows of outrageous politicians.
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"We urge you to stand firm against China if meaningful concessions are not made."
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She needs someone to stand firm; she doesn't like it if you run scared.
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And I am asking that all Americans stand firm against all forms of terrorism.
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"I stand firm in my belief that you are an attention monger," wrote another.
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And there's heavy pressure to stand firm from immigrants, activist groups, and mainstream Democrats.
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Definitely stand firm on your boundaries, as people will try to blur lines today.
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In the United States itself, class and economic barriers based on ethnicity stand firm.
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At times, it will be easier to give an inch than to stand firm.
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First, he must stand firm on getting that added border wall and security money.
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We must stand firm against the spread of hate and intolerance in all its forms.
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Given the success of their strategy to date, European leaders look likely to stand firm.
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Then, he cited the billionaire businessman's appeal as proof that Republicans need to stand firm.
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Her point: Democrats fought for decades, and they must stand firm on keeping the ACA.
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Basically, first you stroke the person, affirm them, then stand firm and make your point.
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Yet asked to stand firm, to stanch the bleeding and limit the damage, Liverpool crumbled.
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They should stand by their principles and stand firm in their opposition to Judge Gorsuch.
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If Democrats stand firm, Trump might be forced to make major concessions on that front.
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If Democrats stand firm, he might be forced to make major concessions on that front.
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But it was part of Acosta's job as US attorney to stand firm against formidable adversaries.
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We will stand firm in the face of these Huge Spiders who just want kill us.
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This is where President Trump must stand firm, not falling into another obvious North Korean trap.
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On this issue the wonks can stand firm: highly educated immigrants are indisputably good for America.
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We have made great strides and we should stand firm not to negotiate that progress away.
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With political ambition of his own, depending upon the President's poll numbers, Pence might stand firm.
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"That's not something that's easy to get the Senate Democrats to stand firm on," he said.
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Indivisible kept immense pressure on legislators at the local level to stand firm against the President.
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Jared Huffman (D-Calif.), pushed the Interior Department in May to stand firm on Arctic drilling.
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There was not just hope that Solskjaer's team could stand firm, but belief that it would.
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There is reason to believe McCain will stand firm, starting with his sense of personal honor.
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The government has so far said it will stand firm on the main points of the reform.
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But, for the sake of our parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and family friends, they must stand firm.
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We must come together and stand firm; we must contain him and his criminality at every juncture.
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I actually wrote about this in a previous book called Stand Firm: Resisting the Self-Improvement Craze.
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They derided the deal as a capitulation by a leader who they had trusted to stand firm.
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DOD and all of the branches of service should stand firm and not bow to this pressure.
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Company officials said he and Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook's president, had ultimately made the decision to stand firm.
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"The Senate must stand firm," Senator Michael Bennet, Democrat of Colorado, wrote in a post on Twitter.
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The United States should stand firm and continue withholding suspended aid until Cairo meets the following terms.
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Watching Regina stand firm in the midst of it all gave me a deep respect for her.
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Guajardo avoided direct criticism of Lighthizer's approach, but said Mexico would stand firm against the U.S. demands.
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Rahm Emanuel, Chicago's mayor, and Toni Preckwinkle, president of the Cook County board, insist they will stand firm.
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Rouhani said earlier in the day Tehran would stand firm against U.S. threats to cut Iranian oil sales.
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Much of the castle structure later burned down during the conflict, although the walls managed to stand firm.
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Use the tense energy to pay off a debt, or to stand firm about what you are owed.
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"I hope the remaining Republican senators who were open to a meeting will stand firm," Mr. Reid said.
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States that have held the line against expanding Medicaid should stand firm through Obama's last year in office.
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All those who have taken a principled stance against the law, known as H.B. 2, should stand firm.
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It takes a very strong resolve to stand these daily tests, but we are willing to stand firm.
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New Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot is vowing to stand firm against the costly demands from the teachers union.
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The Justice Department can help the president achieve policy goals, he said, but must stand firm against overreaching.
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His better bet is to stand firm, resist American pressure and hope for change with the 2020 election.
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The Administration must stand firm against tobacco industry pressure and honor its commitment to get rid of all flavors.
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Coming from the family he comes from, one knows that these people stand firm with their lies and deception.
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Attacking Trump's Middle East policy, the signatories urged the king to stand firm against any moves that harm Jordan.
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" Clinton says he advised him to stand firm "when the Republicans were trying to run me out of town.
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India was also likely emboldened by the U.S. and other countries to stand firm or ramp up its tariffs.
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Apple is right to stand firm in its position that building a "backdoor" could put user data at risk.
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PA and pledged to stand firm as a spat intensified over plans to create the world's third-largest aerospace supplier.
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She is a champion of women's rights and well-respected for her willingness to stand firm in a dissenting opinion.
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A senior Senate Democratic aide dismissed the possibility of a deal, predicting that Democrats would stand firm in their opposition.
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But we can only hope that these places stand firm at a time when cherished American ideals are under siege.
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The best thing President-elect Trump can do is stand firm and pick Giuliani as the next Secretary of State.
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In this case, the corners and edges stand firm in an art and a career that is entirely about them.
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"There's reflection here of the understanding that Israel has set red lines, and will stand firm on this," Hanegbi said.
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Still, Siegel thinks long-term investors should stand firm as the swift market correction took valuation down to reasonable levels.
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But despite union and public anger, Prime Minister Manuel Valls said the government intended to stand firm on the reforms.
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It was not appropriate to single out the Parkland students, but I stand firm in my defense of our constitutional rights.
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Yet while these three European powers stand firm in apparent unity so far, their own actions -- and motivations -- also appear curious.
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There are no shortage of issues where Democrats should proudly and unequivocally stand firm against President Trump and the GOP's agenda.
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The White House appeared to stand firm over the controversy, which fueled viral memes of pictures edited with a black marker.
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Mr. Trump suggested in a Twitter post on Sunday that he expected China to stand firm on keeping sanctions in place.
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In doing so, he showed up Republicans like Walker as feckless — people who wouldn't stand firm in speaking truth to elites.
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"We all must stand firm in fighting terror and rejecting hateful and divisive rhetoric -- and we must do it together," Clinton said.
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It helped me really learn how to stand firm in my identity, and to help other queer creators flourish and feel supported.
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The senator proved he knew how to whip up a no vote and to stand firm against intense political pressure to act.
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We're often told to hold our heads high, stand firm on our beliefs, turn the other cheek, and take the higher road.
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Lahren ended her monologue with a challenge to Trump, calling on him to stand firm on his demand for border wall funding.
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"The president made clear today he is going to stand firm to achieve his priorities," Pence said while standing alongside GOP leaders.
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"The president made clear today he is going to stand firm to achieve his priorities," Pence said while standing alongside GOP leaders.
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You have to not only stand firm, but be willing to go beyond all political norms -- like canceling the SOTU -- to win.
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The natural instinct of the political press would be to cover this as primarily a political issue -- 'will the Democrats stand firm?
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We applaud the surgeon general for his report and stand firm in discouraging the use of all tobacco products, including e-cigarettes.
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It will be because we stand firm, while also never losing sight of the humanity of those with whom we fervently disagree.
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Now is the moment for Pelosi and her Democratic colleagues to stand firm and block any spending deal without the Dream Act.
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The Trump administration has vowed to stand firm against North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and his government's pursuit of nuclear weapons.
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While Epstein's attorneys in Florida cowed Acosta in part through a vicious campaign to attack the victims, the SDNY needs to stand firm.
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"We're going to face a few difficult years, but we must stand firm ... Unlike in mainland China, at least we can still protest."
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Some senators say it's time for Mexico to stand firm and will doubtless be pleased that Peña Nieto canceled his meetings with Trump.
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French President Emmanuel Macron has pledged to stand firm against "thugs" who have carried out countrywide protests over a recently-introduced fuel tax.
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Machado said that she would continue to support Clinton, and that she "continued to stand firm" on her experience as a Miss Universe.
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He is likely to stand firm on similar doctrinal commitments, to reach similar outcomes, and be an articulate defender of conservative judicial theory.
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"I would like for her to stand firm with her mother, with the Holzers, and say, 'I'm going to follow Mommy,'" Alex says.
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Caucus Chairwoman Michelle Lujan Grisham said Schumer committed "to clearly move and grow the number of senators" who would stand firm on priorities.
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The biggest paradox of "Stand Firm," as Brinkmann is well aware, is that it calls for an individual solution to a collective problem.
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At the NATO summit in Brussels that precedes Helsinki, NATO states will seek Trump's assurances that he will stand firm on the exercises.
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"Vice President Biden would nominate judges who would stand firm on upholding all of our constitutional rights, including a woman's right to choose."
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Trump vowed to stand firm against North Korea's efforts to create a nuclear ballistic missile, and said a "major, major conflict" was possible.
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" The march began at Victoria Park, where a few people handed out yellow signs urging people to "stand firm and investigate police violence.
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Democrats on Tuesday vowed to stand firm against any efforts by Republicans to roll back the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) net neutrality rules.
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Those senators now have to decide whether to stand firm on the issue or if other alterations will be enough to win their vote.
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"Let us stand firm in support of the goals that we set in Paris and recommit ourselves to double our efforts to meet them."
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Caroline Russell, a Green Party member of the London Assembly, said "it is absolutely essential that we stand firm about the right to protest".
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If the Democratic senators do not stand firm, several prominent progressive groups say they will find a Democrat who will in the next election.
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Maduro says low oil prices and a U.S.-led "economic war" against him are responsible for the recession, and has vowed to stand firm.
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The developed world must stand firm, defend human rights and continue unapologetically to denounce practices like honour killings whenever and wherever they take place.
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"We stand firm that the copyright of the artwork always belongs to the artist, unless the artist decides otherwise," she said in a statement.
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However, as ALEC corporate members have started to stand firm, the shareholder activists have turned this model to attack other pro-business groups instead.
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They say they will stand firm against holding hearings and votes on Garland, arguing their constituents should have a say in picking Scalia's replacement.
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In cheeky deference to the self-help genre, Brinkmann has structured "Stand Firm" as a seven-step guide of the type that he abhors.
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Does a Red Bull Vodka equal big dick energy because you stand firm on your horrendous drink of choice and don't give a fuck?
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" Politicians stand firm As they packed all four floors of the Capitol rotunda on Tuesday, teachers shouted a message to legislators: "Fund the future!
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Despite the disappointment of the trade talks ending Saturday, he should stand firm to insist on big reductions in China's trade surplus with our country.
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America and its allies, after appearing to stand firm, always end up agreeing to talk—a process that gets dragged on for months or years.
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" A handful of Russian nationalists took to Moscow's streets Sunday, demanding that the government stand firm on the issue, chanting "(The) Kurils are Russian land!
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Rachel Pick, Social Editor: Most of my suggestions are quasi-jokes, but I stand firm against large phones and the erasure of the headphone jack.
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He spoke out for the first time in almost a year to urge his fighters to stand firm against the American-backed offensive in Mosul.
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But we have to stand firm in our determination to let those who speak hate know there is no room for it on our campuses.
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This time around, members say they want their leadership to stand firm against Senate Democrats who they believe will feel the pressure sooner or later.
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Tsai has said her administration would reflect on the election defeats but would stand firm to defend Taiwan's democracy in the face of renewed Chinese threats.
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Ministers insisted that Socialist President Francois Hollande's government would stand firm and ensure fuel supplies, with strategic reserves large enough to last more than three months.
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We need all hands on deck: Computer scientists, social scientists, economists, journalists and industry partners must work together to stand firm against the spread of misinformation.
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"The Prime Minister is right to stand firm in the face of disrespectful, intransigent and disgraceful behaviour by the European Union," Foster added in a statement.
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The defence ministry has vowed to stand firm in Doklam, warning that it is "easier to move a mountain than to shake the People's Liberation Army".
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If Democrats stand firm on opposing any Trump nominee, however, they run the risk of losing seats and perhaps even the chance of regaining a majority.
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"We must stand firm in our support for the ....deal," she told reporters in Jordan at the end of a brief visit to the Middle East.
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I watched election coverage with a sense that the two major parties were fighting for the middle, aiming to govern rather than stand firm on ideology.
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Many Slovaks hoped that Mr. Matovic, with his combative style, would stand firm against our country's endemic corruption and the fecklessness of the traditional political parties.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump will have a hard time getting reelected if he doesn't stand firm on his uncompromising immigration campaign pledges, Iowa Republican Rep.
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" Members of the crowd immediately rebuked her—"They're not!" they said loudly—but Blackburn ignored the outburst and repeated herself: "I stand firm in that belief.
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He's not showed much sympathy for government workers forced to go without pay, even suggesting that they want him to stand firm and get his wall.
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"The Prime Minister is right to stand firm in the face of disrespectful, intransigent and disgraceful behavior by the European Union," Foster added in a statement.
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"The government of Niger and the U.S. stand firm in working together to prevent terrorist organizations from using the region as a safe haven," said Maj.
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Who says we can't stand firm in our convictions while working within and across our parties to achieve an ultimate goal that is best for everyone?
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Will this be effective in making certain that Senate Republicans stand firm when it comes time for the votes on witnesses and whether to convict Trump?
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" Mr. Abu Rudeineh added that the Palestinian people and leadership would stand firm against the plan, and would work to foil it "regardless of the sacrifices.
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For his part, Trump should stand firm by his concerns over China's intentions in the region, concerns that are reflected in his decision to name Adm.
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"Now more than ever it will be up to them, to their ability to achieve and readiness to take responsibility, for the West to stand firm."
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The EU vote, though expected, infuriated Fidesz MPs and MEPs, who said the punitive action was in revenge for Hungary's determination to stand firm against mass migration.
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Others, still, stand firm in their beliefs that art, from Woody Allen films to R. Kelly songs, can and should remain separate from the artists' personal lives.
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We will stand firm in our commitment to equality and inclusion and our conviction that we can make a difference by living and acting on our values.
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The battle over the nomination is being amplified by the presidential election, with the leading Republican candidates pressuring McConnell to stand firm against filling the court vacancy.
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His concern in vetoing this is that he would be overridden and his legislative agenda would be punished for even trying to stand firm on this issue.
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"We will stand firm for New Jersey's values, and push back against the mean winds blowing at us from Washington," he told jubilant supporters in Asbury Park.
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However, he continued to stand firm on another position: his dismissal of the established scientific evidence that human-caused emissions are responsible for the Earth's record warming.
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It takes courage to put principles above petty political advantages, to stand firm against vested interests and to openly call out religious bigotry when you see it.
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He is one of thousands of businessmen across France who hope that Mr. Fillon, if elected, will stand firm in the face of almost certain strike action.
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Republican lawmakers and aides worry that Mr. Trump has misunderstood Democrats' incentives to stand firm and that he has deputized the wrong aides to press his case.
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He was ready to take his place between those familiar posts, stand firm on his well-worn patch of turf and play the game of his life.
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"The overwhelming majority of Americans will stand firm on one principle: Coercive protest is wrong, and one reason it is wrong is because it is unnecessary," he said.
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But unlike some victims of gaslighting, who may actually question their sanity, I was surrounded by friends, family and colleagues who helped me stand firm in my truth.
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When we stand firm and we let the world know who we're with, who we stand for, and we bring our allies together, that is the road forward.
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If you want to stand firm against those who would peddle stereotypes and division, vote for the person who has embraced diversity, and continues to bring us together.
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Democratic leaders continued to stand firm on their calls to hold off an impeachment as they returned to the Capitol for the first time since the bombshell filings.
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HBCUs stand firm as institutions that support critical thinking, cultivate young minds and empower African-American activism while reminding students that these spaces were built for them specifically.
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It is time for Andrew to stand firm now, and that he has, and I am with him every step of the way and that is my honour.
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It is time for Andrew to stand firm now, and that he has, and I am with him every step of the way and that is my honour.
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"Some want to see Venezuela full of violence and divided," a red-shirted Maduro told cheering supporters at a rally on Tuesday, where he vowed to stand firm.
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His confidence in our democracy prevented him from doing more to stand firm against the destructive forces that were shaping our country during his two terms in office.
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China's strategy is to stand firm against Thaad to force Mr. Moon to modify or even eliminate the system, which the Chinese suspect he does not like, either.
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Meadows's group of House archconservatives — the Freedom Caucus — will be blamed for stalling the Republican agenda, and Meadows is known to stand firm until he gets his way.
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I honestly felt that if I didn't stand firm I would have regretted it my entire life and I would have thought my entire life 'I should have sued!
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A month before he was sworn into office, according to Jeffrey Toobin, he urged his colleagues to stand firm against a U.N. treaty supporting the rights of the disabled.
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The only outlier among the leading contenders is centrist candidate Emmanuel Macron, who says the European Union should stand firm against Russia and its interference in the election process.
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Mr. Fiordaliso would not say whether the organization would reject any proposal that did not match its letter, but he said the group would stand firm in any negotiation.
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"When the Queen and the Prince of Wales stand firm together they are a pretty formidable combination in terms of getting things done," a royal source told the publication.
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"If you believe your child did not run away, you just have to stand firm with law enforcement and let them know that this is uncharacteristic of your child."
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In a statement, the Taliban said Mr. Baradar spoke to Mr. Trump for 35 minutes, and told him to stand firm in his commitment to withdraw from the country.
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The language of self-help, especially of the mental health variety, often emphasizes resilience and grit, like we're mixed martial artists who ought to stand firm after every wallop.
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Finally, a foreign policy built on our values must stand firm against foreign powers that celebrate a perceived withdrawal of American leadership as an opportunity to increase their influence.
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" Christian Hernandez, president of the Gibraltar Chamber of Commerce, told BBC Radio 4's "Today" program that the British government must "stand firm in the face of Spanish bullying.
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I stand firm in my commitment to seize the moment and ensure that this historic legislation builds upon its promise of keeping victims/survivors safe and hold perpetrators accountable.
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The Obama administration continues to stand firm on its misguided tax regulations, despite concerns voiced by both Democrats and Republicans on Capitol Hill as well as beleaguered business managers.
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At the same time, these members were getting texts, calls and emails from constituents, asking them to stand firm, and honor their promises for lower premiums and patient-centered care.
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We must stand firm in unequivocally declaring that through a Medicare for All system, we are going to make health care a human right for all people in this country.
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The House, meanwhile, is expected to remain in the hands of Ryan and Republicans, who are virtually certain to stand firm in opposing elements of her agenda like gun control.
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But if they stand firm on the constitutionality of the War Powers Resolution, this will prepare the way for a renewed effort to comply with its demands after the elections.
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DEMS DRAW THE LINE ON NET NEUTRALITY: Democrats on Tuesday vowed to stand firm against any efforts by Republicans to roll back the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) net neutrality rules.
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OPINION Trump is right to stand firm on his border wall promise, by Bradley Blakeman, former deputy assistant to President George W. Bush and opinion contributor, The Hill. http://bit.
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We stand firm in support of our shared goal: to protect communities and travelers from the commercial operators who use websites like Airbnb to run illegal hotels in residential properties.
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Officials in Washington are also trying to rally Southeast Asian nations to stand firm against Beijing over its expansive territorial claims and military buildup in the disputed South China Sea.
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Senators are also sure to maneuver behind the scenes, as Democrats try to find four Republicans who will back their calls for witnesses and the GOP looks to stand firm.
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Instead of just going along like past presidents, both Republicans and Democrats alike, someone needed to stand firm and wait for the Chinese economy to slowly collapse in on itself.
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But for the sake of our security, the sake of the people of the Korean peninsula, President Trump will stand firm until we achieve the complete denuclearization of North Korea.
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The husband is going to have to go back, and confronting people isn't so much his thing, so I walk him through how to stand firm and be reasonable (not mean).
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President Trump has made it clear that things have to change with China on the structural issues as well as the trade imbalance and will continue to stand firm on those.
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"Whether she chooses to or not, is able to or not, I respect every women's decision and I stand firm in love and support for each and every mother," Brandt said.
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" She continued, "Whether she chooses to or not, is able to or not, I respect every women's decision and I stand firm in love and support for each and every mother.
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U.S. soccer star Megan Rapinoe says she will continue to stand firm with Colin Kaepernick ... even after a pro soccer team in Washington prevented her from protesting the National Anthem Wednesday.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The leader of Lebanon's Hezbollah urged supporters on Friday to stand firm in the face of U.S. sanctions targeting the Iran-backed Shi'ite movement and brace for more pressure.
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" He encouraged seminary students to continue their Bible studies and said: "Do not despair, continue to study the Torah, we will stand firm and will do everything to fix this situation.
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She has told lawmakers in recent weeks that she would stand firm against any effort to restart the brutal detention and interrogation program, administration officials told The Associated Press on Friday.
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The Northern Irish party that props up May's minority government called on her to stand firm in demanding that the EU changes its "poison" backstop provision on Ireland's post-Brexit border.
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Since then, CSU leaders have talked even tougher over migration, hoping to curb AfD&aposs support in the upcoming Bavarian election, and Seehofer has faced increasing pressure from rivals to stand firm.
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In Seoul last week America's secretary of state, Rex Tillerson, called on the South Korean government to stand firm in its support for THAAD and described China's behaviour as "inappropriate and troubling".
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"The EU was partly set up to stand firm against Soviet totalitarianism and I was just pointing out the contradiction that that's what we were set up to stop," he said Tuesday.
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"We hope these comments from average taxpayers convince the Treasury Department to stand firm despite the heavy pressure they are getting from corporate lobbyists and their friends on Capitol Hill," he said.
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" Flake encouraged Sessions to "stand firm," characterizing his actions to "safeguard the independence of the Justice Department" as "heroic," while also urging his Republican colleagues to more forcefully curb Trump's "destructive impulses.
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The Socialists appear determined to stand firm against Mr. Rajoy ahead of regional elections next month in Galicia and the Basque region, in which far-left candidates are expected to perform well.
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If the established parties stand firm, if they learn to address the emotions as well as the facts, if they put forward credible candidates, they will be able to diminish the A.f.
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"The vast majority of survivors don't even see a courtroom, let alone justice, and today like every day we stand firm in our belief in survivors," the group said in a statement.
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In recent months, he has appeared to stand firm on the decision to keep the existing ad policies in place, saying that he believes Facebook should not become an arbiter of truth.
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It will be key for Congress to stand firm on this issue especially because the Trump Administration has proven itself to be inconsistent on policy stances, particularly in matters of foreign policy.
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If many House Democrats supported the spending bill — even after Republicans had enough votes to pass the measure — that could make it harder for Senate Democrats to stand firm in their opposition.
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Netanyahu's remarks echoed those on Sunday by Israel's regional cooperation minister, Tzachi Hanegbi, who sounded circumspect about the ceasefire deal and said Israel has "set red lines and will stand firm on this".
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Happiness isn't a choice For Svend Brinkmann, author of "Stand Firm: Resisting the Self-Improvement Craze," the worst message in self-help literature is the often-repeated phrase that happiness is a choice.
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Video Each possible choice must be balanced against political realities -- with Republicans holding a razor-thin majority in the Senate and Democratic leaders imploring their colleagues to stand firm against any Trump nomination.
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Despite there being some healthy and tasty options at Whole Foods and Wegmans, I stand firm as a Trader Joe's fan for its products' unique and sophisticated flavors, large servings, and unbeatable prices.
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While addressing graduates at Liberty University on Saturday in his first commencement address as president, Trump repeatedly lashed out at Washington — urging graduates to challenge the establishment and stand firm in their convictions.
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Trump's pick for CIA director took a similar line during his confirmation hearing on Thursday, saying he would stand firm if necessary against Trump on the issue of so-called enhanced interrogation techniques.
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Bell told me the Democrats might be the ones willing to stand firm and shut down the government on Friday over Dreamer protections as well as CHIP reauthorization and a few other issues.
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Given all of that, it's going to be very difficult for Republicans to stand firm behind Moore if he continues to say only that the whole story is an example of fake news.
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Villiers is expected to say the government will stand firm in trade negotiations, amid some concerns that future deals could open the way for imports that do not comply with current EU rules.
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Moore urged the pastors to stand firm in defense of religious freedom, arguing that Baptists should "reclaim" the language of "separation of church and state," which many evangelicals consider a euphemism for secularization.
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Getting him to agree to give hundreds of thousands of DACA recipients a path to citizenship and then stand firm as criticism mounts that he's caving on an essential plank of his campaign?
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A productive job interview or performance review can ferret out risks, such as the interviewee's inability to stand firm under pressure or lack of understanding of how technology affects ethics risk and reputation management.
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"Regardless, I thought it was important for me to come here and clarify it as I have in my comments, but I do have to stand firm my intentions and those of my team's."
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"We should stand firm and say 'Stay the hell out of our elections,' but we should not stick our head in the ground and say we're not going to talk to them," he said.
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A chorus of voices pressured Senate Democrats to stand firm and vote against any spending bill that didn't include a fix for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, which protects young undocumented immigrants.
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Given all of this, a big part of me would like to see the Democrats stand firm, accept no compromises and allow the shutdown to go on for as long as it needs to.
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John Cornyn, the No. 2 ranked Republican in the Senate, sought to put some distance between Congress and Pruitt on Tuesday when asked whether the administrator needs to fight it out and stand firm.
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas described Tamimi as "a model of peaceful civil resistance ..., proving to the world that our Palestinian people will stand firm and constant on their land, no matter what the sacrifice".
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Munich, Germany (CNN)Aiming to calm European fears about US-Russia ties, Vice President Mike Pence told world leaders Saturday that the United States will stand firm against Moscow while also seeking avenues for cooperation.
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As long as there are people in prison for the cannabis plant I will stand firm in believing that we do not pay taxes, we do not support the government, and fund their incarceration nation.
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SHANGHAI, Nov 5 (Reuters) - The global community needs to bring down trade barriers, uphold basic multilateral trade principles and stand firm against protectionism and unilateralism, Chinese President Xi Jinping said in a speech on Tuesday.
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"With six days until the second ballot for interim premier, there is ample time for them to back down and or cut deals individually, but each passing day will test their resolve to stand firm."
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" In an apology posted (and later deleted) on Facebook, the owner of the event hall said that "my intent was never of racism, but to stand firm on what I 'assumed' was right concerning marriage.
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"At any time and in any situation, the party's leading officials must stand firm and be trustworthy in their politics, be sincerely devoted to the party, be in one mind with the party centre," he said.
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Paul was one of several lawmakers who took the stage in 20-degree weather outside of the Capitol, rallying conservatives to stand firm against the Republicans' health care bill that's making its way through the House.
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WASHINGTON, April 2 (Reuters) - Vice President Mike Pence said on Tuesday the United States would continue to bring pressure on Venezuela's oil industry and would stand firm on sanctions against the Venezuelan state oil company PDVSA .
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Hezbollah on Friday urged Lebanon to stand firm in its offshore energy dispute with Israel and warned it could act against Israeli oil facilities if necessary, as the U.S. mediates between the two countries.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said on Wednesday that Tehran will stand firm against U.S. threats to cut Iranian oil sales, and warned that Washington had not thought about the consequences of such a decision.
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"It sends a terrible message to China that America won't stand firm, that everything is negotiable with President Trump, even core U.S. values and interests," said Ratner, now at the Center for a New American Security.
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If North Korea did try and get out of a nuclear pledge, Trump would need to stand firm and explain that Pyongyang's nuclear arsenal is the price of joining the international community in any meaningful sense.
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The Republican National Committee (RNC) announced the formation of a task force Monday to launch radio and digital attack ads, circulate petitions and coordinate media appearances to help Senate Republicans stand firm against confirming any nominee.
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"We stand firm in our commitment to protect and promote the right to freedom of expression, including artistic and creative expression," Karklins told the council — though only 53 of the UN's 193 member states supported the statement.
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Up until then, I'd scroll past anything that looked like it would confront me with a penis, because I sure as hell didn't want to see that (I stand firm in my belief that penises are gross).
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said on Wednesday he would stand firm against what he called "inflammatory" Catalan separatist rhetoric, hardening his stance towards the region and upping the stakes in a broader political game.
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But while the noise from hawks in countries like Germany will undoubtedly get louder, the ECB is likely to stand firm with its policies in the near term, believing some of the key data is not sustainable.
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The leaders are negotiating a variety of year-end fiscal issues and a handful of other matters -- including controversial immigration policy -- and each side is vowing to stand firm despite the threat of shutdown just before Christmas.
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"We must stand firm against any plan for fossil fuel exploration, drilling, or development off the Atlantic Coast -- whether it be three miles, 30 miles, or 300 miles from New Jersey," Murphy told reporters earlier this month.
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Reid said Senate Democrats would need to stand firm on issues of principle — such as Trump's proposed tax cuts, the environment and immigration — but they should not reject worthy ideas simply because they were offered by a Republican.
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BELFAST (Reuters) - The Northern Irish party that props up Britain's minority government on Sunday called on Prime Minister Theresa May to stand firm in demanding that the EU changes its "poison" backstop provision on Ireland's post-Brexit border.
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"In the face of the EU's unwillingness so far to move, it is the duty of the UK Government to stand firm" against the EU's "bad deal" Democratic Unionist Party deputy leader Nigel Dodds said in a statement.
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Safran on Thursday rejected criticism by a UK hedge fund over a proposed $9 billion offer for Zodiac Aerospace and pledged to stand firm as a spat intensified over plans to create the world's third-largest aerospace supplier.
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"We should stand firm and say, 'Stay the hell out of our elections,' but we should not stick our head in the ground and say we're not going to talk to them," Paul said from the Senate floor.
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Yet on the first day of 2018, Sam Allardyce, the club's freshly installed manager, sent his team out not to stand toe-to-toe with Manchester United, but simply to stand firm: to absorb pressure and cling on.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (R-Ariz.) predicted earlier this month that Republicans would stand firm against any of Clinton's nominees, though an aide later walked back the comment.
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"The democratic world must stand firm in support of the young men and women in Venezuela who are risking their lives for freedom and democracy by rejecting Nicolas Maduro's dictatorship," Thor Halvorssen, the foundation's president, said in a statement.
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Analysts have said VW's ability to overhaul its mass-market brand, the group's largest by sales, will be key to the company's post-Dieselgate recovery and have urged Diess to stand firm on structural changes despite resistance from unions.
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"But the price of oil around the world has been quite low for some time, quite competitive for some time, and we're just going to continue to stand firm and bring even more pressure on this regime," he said.
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When in early 1955 the regime faced violent challenges to its rule from sects within South Vietnam, Lansdale persuaded the Eisenhower administration to stand firm with Diem, a critical move that in all likelihood preserved Diem's hold on power.
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For decades, the Republican Party has been winning over authoritarians by implicitly promising to stand firm against the tide of social change, and to be the party of force and power rather than the party of negotiation and compromise.
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U.S. President Barack Obama, attending his last summit of the Western defense alliance before he leaves office next January, will urge European allies to stand firm over Russia's annexation of Crimea and its support for Russian-speaking rebels in eastern Ukraine.
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Clustered by a creek on the edge of the village of Kruscica, about 40 miles north west of Sarajevo, the local women have taken turns to stand firm, blocking trucks and scrapers from accessing the construction sites of two small plants.
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I stand firm in the hope that we will finally come together as a society to stand up against this kind of predatory behavior, to help victims find their voices and their healing, and to stop it once and for all.
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They retook the chamber long enough to push through a military spending bill, including provisions addressing the Zika crisis, but brushed aside calls for consideration of gun legislation — and appear ready to stand firm on that position through the year.
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As Helmand, the largest province in Afghanistan and the center of its opium production, endures intense enemy fire this summer, the regular police and army forces have failed to stand firm, raising the possibility that the Taliban could overrun Lashkar Gah.
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We need a doll house to stand firm against our forts and rackets and thousand baseball cards …" He continued: "We need someone who's afraid of frogs … We need a little one who can kiss without leaving egg or jam or gum.
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As such, they were sanctioned by the U.S. in the wake of Russia's seizure of Crimea but will likely stand firm because they believe in Putin and they know what happened to those in the first generation of oligarchs who wavered.
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The racist yearbook photo, which Northam has denied being in, predates his time in office by several decades, and Cox's comments on Monday would indicate that impeachment would be difficult to pursue should Northam stand firm and remain in office.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Defense Secretary Jim Mattis gave his farewell message to the U.S. armed forces on Monday, telling them to "keep the faith in our country" and stand firm alongside allies after he resigned over policy differences with President Donald Trump.
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While German Chancellor Angela Merkel and other members of the G7 have stated that there can be no rapprochement with Russia until the question of Ukraine is resolved, the extent to which Germany can stand firm against Russia and Italy is now debatable.
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" The U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, Samantha Power, told the same session that Suu Kyi's commitment to stand firm against intolerance and her pledge in Washington last week that all those entitled to citizenship would be granted it were "powerful and important.
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If Trump had greater authority on the world stage, and fewer questions looming about the ethics of his presidency, he would be in much better position to stand firm against the most abhorrent behavior that we have seen -- even if still maintaining relations.
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To his supporters, his decision to stand apart from his party in one of the nation's most contentious and bitter political battles in years proved he is attuned to the will of West Virginians and will stand firm against national party pressure.
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The nominees and Senate Committee members should understand that the rail industry is one of America's greatest deregulatory stories; and they all should stand firm behind the strong economic evidence and oppose efforts to enact backdoor rate regulations at the expense of consumers.
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You are moved by the littlest stories to the most heartbreaking ones, you will give someone your perfume if they say you smell nice, you are freaking hilarious and always stand firm in your faith, a loving sister, an amazing friend and a beautiful daughter.
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Instead, the White House should stand firm that it will not produce the documents from Kavanaugh's time as President George W. Bush's staff secretary, when his job was essentially to control the flow of memos and orders that require the president's personal review and signature.
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"It's just too hard for political leaders to say, 'No, we're going to stand firm in our fiscal beliefs and not get help to our constituents," said Alice Hill, a former special assistant to President Barack Obama and a research fellow at Stanford's Hoover Institution.
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While House Republicans were the ones who failed to deliver the votes when the government shut down in 2013, this time around members say they want their leadership to stand firm against Senate Democrats who they believe will feel the pressure sooner or later.
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Fear must not be allowed to turn us from our cause, however, and now — as in 1863 — we must dedicate ourselves to "to the unfinished work," fully aware of the price we must be willing to pay to stand firm in the face of evil.
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"Our secular age is shot through with fundamental existential uncertainty and angst, and this makes it difficult to stand firm," writes the erudite Mr. Brinkmann, who, compared with his profane and jokey American colleagues, is the Max von Sydow character in this Woody Allen movie.
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ATLANTA (Reuters) - Those watching the Super Bowl on Sunday to see a passing of the torch instead saw the old guard stand firm as the New England Patriots won a battle of the generations 13-3 over the Los Angeles Rams ensuring their dynasty will carry on.
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Fresh from his uncontested election on Wednesday, the product of years of behind-the-scenes maneuvering that speaks to Schumer's political shrewdness, the New York senator vowed to stand firm against Trump but to also seek areas where the next president and Democrats can work together.
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U.S. Vice President Mike Pence said on Friday that President Donald Trump would "stand firm" on his demands for structural changes to China's trade practices, and removal of U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods would be a part of a mechanism to enforce any deal with Beijing.
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Devout statesmen such as Robert Schuman of France, Italy's Alcide De Gasperi and Konrad Adenauer of Germany (pictured, left to right) laid the groundwork for a new continental order in which national divisions would be overcome and Western Europe, at least, would stand firm against totalitarianism.
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Republican unity on U.S. tax overhaul shows sign of fraying Pastors stand firm as Trump's U.S. evangelical base weakens Student accused in Washington school shooting blamed 'bullying' Lightning strikes behind Las Vegas Strip casinos as a thunderstorm passes through Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S. September 13, 2017.
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The passing-by of the local Veterans of Foreign Wars or American Legion post is the main course: the remembered cost of war, often borne by citizen-warriors such as the Reserve and National Guard units — and the resolve to stand firm again if need be.
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Those for whom the imperative to "do you" feels like an unaffordable luxury may take some solace from Svend Brinkmann's book " Stand Firm: Resisting the Self-Improvement Craze " (Polity), first published in his native Denmark, in 2014, and now available in an English translation by Tam McTurk.
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We're going to take a strong stand, and we're going to continue -- and I promise you this, the President is going to continue to stand firm until either China decides to embrace the kind of reforms that will respect those international rules and reset our trading relationship.
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But the outgoing minority leader also wants Democrats to stand firm for their core principles, urging lawmakers to do "everything in their power" to block "wacky" Supreme Court nominees and to not be "complicit" in supporting GOP priorities like tax cuts for the rich and repealing Obamacare.
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Where we and the rest of the civil rights and social justice community can find common ground with the incoming administration, we will offer support, but we stand firm against any attempts to roll back 50 years of progress on voting rights, economic progress, educational achievement and housing discrimination.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Vice President Mike Pence said on Friday that President Donald Trump would "stand firm" on his demands for structural changes to China's trade practices, and removal of U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods would be a part of a mechanism to enforce any deal with Beijing.
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"What the President made clear today is he is going to stand firm to achieve his priorities to build a wall, a steel barrier on the southern border, add additional personnel, additional resources, additional reforms to stem the crisis that we face on our southern border," Pence said.
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If these two leaders can make the tough decisions — Trump to stand firm across the board, Xi to lead the Communist Party out of the dead end it is creating for itself — they can avoid military confrontation that hardliners on both sides see as inevitable and even necessary.
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Think about that for a second: Their solution isn't to stand firm against Trump's bigotry and the cowardice of so many Republicans; it's to tell a group of vulnerable people walking across countries, desperately trying to flee violence, to go back into the hell they are trying to escape.
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"To make sure the NFL owners would stand firm against players kneeling during the national anthem, President Trump called Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones to say, according to a sworn deposition given by Jones and reviewed by the Wall Street Journal, "Tell everybody, you can't win this one.
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As the Director of the Southern Border Communities Coalition, I stand firm with border residents and Border DREAMers and we have a clear message for Congress: We want a Dream Act that does not put the families of Border Dreamers in jeopardy and does not further militarize our communities.
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"In fact, from the position of the Iranian leadership, it is actually a worse situation for them to come to the table as a result of the sanctions and essentially negotiate their capitalization than it is for them to stand firm and even risk a military confrontation," he told Hill.
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BEIJING — Having cast aside presidential term limits, China is bracing for relations with the United States to enter a dangerous period under the continuing leadership of President Xi Jinping, intending to stand firm against President Trump and against policies it sees as attempts to contain its rise, according to Chinese analysts.
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If divisions in the Greek and Portuguese governments undercut their challenges to Brussels, "the divisions in the Italian coalition all serve to reinforce the need to stick it to Brussels and stand firm both on fiscal policy and migration," said Mujtaba Rahman, chief European analyst for the Eurasia Group, a consultancy.
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"It's the opposite of what Trump and a GOP Congress is looking to do," he said, turning to the fight over health care reform and GOP proposals to use Medicaid block grants as an example of Democratic governors' responsibility to stand firm by using the national microphone afforded to governors.
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"At the end of the day, in the middle of all of this, we see operators, whether they have Huawei or not have Huawei infrastructure, saying they're going to stand firm with their plans of launching 5G because that's a market need and we're moving forward one way or the other," he said.
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State Senator José Rodríguez, the chairman of the Texas Senate Democratic Caucus, said he had been opposed to the voter review from the beginning and urged his fellow Democrats to stand firm against Mr. Whitley's confirmation, which would have required two-thirds of the 31-member Republican-controlled Senate to vote in Mr. Whitley's favor.
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From a political standpoint, British protagonists must stand firm on articulating and maintaining positions which match our values despite potentially increased pressure from China to side with it in high profile controversies such as ownership claims in the South China Sea, the lack of democracy in Hong Kong's governorship election and whether Beijing deserves market economy status.
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In a statement sent to Hyperallergic, Stephen Stapleton, Founding Director of Edge of Arabia and the chief coordinator of the Arab Art & Education Initiative, said: We are grateful that all partner venues in New York have remained committed to the Arab Art & Education Initiative and that we all stand firm and enthusiastic about launching the first pan-Arab cultural program across New York City.
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President Trump should stand firm and refuse to back down from demanding the complete and verifiable denuclearization of North Korea, in the face of the communist nation's new threats to cancel his planned June 12 summit with dictator Kim Jong Un. Any sign of weakness President Trump shows – as previous U.S. presidents have shown – will only encourage Kim to dig in his heels and demand more and more concessions.
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Newly-appointed acting White House chief of staff Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Chris Wallace becomes Trump era's 'equal opportunity inquisitor' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid MORE is reportedly pushing President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE to stand firm and not accept a spending deal from Democrats that does not involve fully funding his plans for a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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