They are too divided to sweep away the status quo.
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Religion would sweep away differences of class, ethnicity and wealth.
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I watch as volunteers sweep away what's left of the room.
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Einstein's work would sweep away this view less than 50 years later.
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It could sweep away a decades-old Republican dominance of this area.
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The currents are stronger and so better able to sweep away excrement.
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Here's how she applied this method to sweep away $211,236 in debt.
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Unlike Obamacare, emerging plans would sweep away the private health insurance system.
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The flood of wearable devices has arrived to sweep away your disposable income.
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He fears joining the African free trade area could sweep away such advantages.
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Sweep away all that, he tells poor Mexicans, and their lives will improve.
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That kind of flash flooding can quickly pick up and sweep away cars.
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Factory workers also seem to use makeup brushes to sweep away excess powder.
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Whatever he decides, Mr. Trump cannot easily sweep away the student-debt problem.
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This is not to sweep away real complaints people have about the world.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — They seek to sweep away borders and establish a stateless society.
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The transformation is meant to sweep away the post-Soviet pall and attract tourists.
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"The government cannot sweep away the history of all these other sentences," he said.
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It also seeks to sweep away environmental and other regulatory hurdles to new projects.
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It was a call to sweep away the ruling order, including the Republican leadership.
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Or will Ms. Chiuri sweep away the memories and make something new of her own?
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But we are now beyond invocations of a "special relationship" to sweep away the damage.
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And the president doesn't have the power to sweep away those regulations by a tweet.
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If you eat lunch alone at your desk, use it to sweep away the evidence.
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Mareshki, 50, gained prominence in politics last year with a pledge to "sweep away corrupt elites".
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Despite its flaws and the assumptions of its time, "Magiciens" helped sweep away many old barriers.
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That amount of water can sweep away homes and cars, and create a very dangerous situation.
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As such, the mechanism to sweep away any constitutional deadwood isn't court fiat -- it's an amendment.
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It is what ordinary citizens like Ms Lehericy and Mr Fiévet have been elected to sweep away.
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Indian workers sweep away dust amid morning fog in Greater Noida, near New Delhi, on Nov. 10.
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States should sweep away the rules, so that America really can be the home of free markets.
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Trump has vowed sweep away regulations he says cost America trillions of dollars with no public benefit.
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It's important to recognize that Trump can't unilaterally sweep away the CPP with a single executive order.
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Mr Nasralla, on his second run for the presidency, promises to sweep away the corrupt governing class.
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In November 2013, Democrats used the nuclear option to sweep away the filibuster for most judicial nominations.
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Maybe he'll be able to sweep away some of the ice that's been slowing down her campaign.
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Trump's proposal also seeks legislative approval to sweep away environmental and other regulatory hurdles to new projects.
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The piece required two weeks of painstaking work to create---and a matter of seconds to sweep away.
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All this has led to claims that the government wants to sweep away the region's rich Arab heritage.
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Basel 22022 uses several gauges of banks' ability to survive catastrophes that sweep away equity and drain liquidity.
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Their design, such as it is, is to sweep away basic democratic values and put Europe in lockdown.
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A shift offshore would expose farms to ocean currents that should help to sweep away the lice larvae.
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Even in firefights he could sweep away distraction and focus on the habits that make precision marksmanship possible.
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Trump has vowed to sweep away regulations he says cost America trillions of dollars with no public benefit.
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Revolutionary Russia, true believers felt, had the opportunity to sweep away that system as well as the capitalist one.
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It's something we're all inventing every day, and whatever we invent is as Southern as what we sweep away.
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The small collapses can also cause rogue waves that could sweep away someone standing too close to the water.
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The abalone are fed local kelp, and tidal currents sweep away any waste left behind by the flattened snails.
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But it won't sweep away entire neighborhoods, as Typhoon Haiyan did in the Philippine city of Tacloban in 2013.
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Ms. Napolitano is still contemplating the bitter possibility that Mr. Trump will sweep away her most significant immigration accomplishment.
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Now, his core argument is helping power a Republican-led legal challenge that threatens to sweep away the entire law.
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According to the National Weather Service, it takes a mere 12 inches of water to sweep away a small car.
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Candice Miller (R-Mich.), who had to sweep away a cloud of smoke from Hunter's e-cigarette with her hand.
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That view could sweep away core privacy protections anytime a president declared that government surveillance was needed to combat terrorism.
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"I don't think this will save the state," he added, "because the wave of anger will sweep away all restrictions."
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National crises quickly sweep away the tabloid and the trivial — and the coronavirus crisis is doing just that to Sen.
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Congressional Republicans are largely united in wanting to sweep away the many new taxes created by the Affordable Care Act.
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Even 6 inches of fast-moving water can knock a person down, and 12 inches can sweep away a car.
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After she purchased a leaf blower to, well, sweep away leaves outside their home, Riot has become really fascinated with it.
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A government calls such confidence votes in order to sweep away opposition to a bill and speed its progress through parliament.
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Some "had to tie brooms to their waists to sweep away their polluted footprints," wrote the novelist and journalist Arundhati Roy.
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There are clear plans to sweep away Obama-era policies, and Mr. Trump was expected to quickly file several executive orders.
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A government calls such a motion in order to sweep away opposition to a bill and speed its progress through parliament.
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Eventually, therefore, the workers will rise up to sweep away both the bourgeoisie and the proletariat and create a new—better—order.
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Dining | Westchester Food trends seem to come in waves that bring in the new, modify the old and sweep away the unviable.
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"It could be not even a week or two before we have to sweep away some of those restrictions," Dr. Muller said.
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The broad public support was seen as Ukraine's best chance in decades to sweep away the myriad schemes for stealing public funds.
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Some even "had to tie brooms to their waists to sweep away their polluted footprints," writes the novelist and journalist Arundhati Roy.
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Auto executives often speak as if a tsunami were bearing down on the industry, ready to sweep away all but the strongest.
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Storms and heavy rain battered southern France this week, causing flooding strong enough to sweep away cars in some towns in the region.
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Enter in the Tyra Beauty cleanser, The Clean Machine, which has a built-in brush head, to sweep away excess dirt and oil.
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Hollub, who has sought to buy Anadarko for two years, proved her ability to sweep away hurdles by quickly pulling in powerful allies.
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" Another reviewer suggested that the movie has "a warmth and optimism that could sweep away any lingering bad feelings after a bruising campaign.
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Driving through floodwaters is more dangerous than it may seem — 12 inches of fast-moving water is enough to sweep away a car.
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Yet many people living downstream received no warning of the deadly flood that was about to sweep away villages, farms, livestock and people.
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States could also choose to accept a flat "block grant," which would sweep away most coverage requirements and not adjust money for population growth.
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The crisis stems from Mr Macri's determination to sweep away the populist policies of his predecessor, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, which extended to football.
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Lopez Obrador has characterized the six previous administrations as part of a corrupt, conservative "neo-liberal" era whose legacy has vowed to sweep away.
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In an attempt to deter the shark, much like a pigeon, Hoey grabbed a garden broom and tried to sweep away the apex predator.
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This is a president who doesn't simply try to sweep away inconvenient facts but, instead, uses the broom to club those pursuing the facts.
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Since signing an agreement in Asmara on July 9 to restore ties, the Eritrean and Ethiopian leaders have moved swiftly to sweep away hostility.
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Pruitt has riled environmentalists by raising doubts about climate change and by vowing to sweep away scores of Obama-era regulations to help business.
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Archie Andrews & Jughead Jones Archie and Juggie's section of "Outbreak," simply exists to sweep away some old garbage and make room for some new characters.
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Without adaptation to become more resilient to flooding, these rains can sweep away latrines, contaminate water sources and threaten a return of widespread diarrheal illness.
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When VR cinema failed to sweep away standard Hollywood blockbusters, the iceberg effect kicked in again: Guess VR won't spark a film revolution after all!
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"He'll be able to sweep away the ideology of pathological leftists," Mr. Malafaia added of a conservative lawmaker whom Mr. Temer chose as education minister.
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Critics contend the rule was engineered to sweep away qualified scientists and clear spots for industry-friendly members that Pruitt has appointed to the boards.
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And although the movement arises from the desire to sweep away the debris of racism, sexism and hatred, it replaces old prejudices with new ones.
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They usually include a political firebrand who promises to sweep away a system rigged to serve the powerful rather than the interests of ordinary people.
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Unlike Momentum, the movement that supports Labour's Jeremy Corbyn in Britain, they do not want to sweep away capitalism and replace it with something more just.
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LONDON (Reuters) - W Series winner Jamie Chadwick wants to help sweep away stereotypes about women racers in the virtual world as well as the real one.
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As they look to the 2018 midterm elections, they see a Democratic blue wave, energized by opposition to President Trump, poised to sweep away their majorities.
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Mr Bannon talks of Mr Trump's election as part of a "global revolt" by nationalists which will sweep away all governments that do not adapt to it.
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USGS scientists track flood risks during storms, investigate triggers for tsunamis, map where landslides might sweep away homes, and keep watch for potential earthquakes and volcanic eruptions.
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But usually, the world around me feels like the tide, moving according to rhythms I can't control and always ready to sweep away any progress I make.
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The Sanders plan: RISKY BUSINESS FOR HILLARY: As Sanders promises to sweep away the current financial system, Clinton is vowing to build on President Obama's economic record.
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And it was not clear until the end that the momentum toward socially liberal policies would be powerful enough to sweep away deeply ingrained opposition to abortion.
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More showed up in support — to sweep away debris, pick up garbage from the night before, or just act as an extra body in case police returned.
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Since signing an agreement in Asmara on July 9 to restore ties, the Eritrean and Ethiopian leaders have moved swiftly to sweep away the two decades of hostility.
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Leaders in both factions believed that they were the agents of history — the "vanguard" in a "progressive" movement that would bury capitalism and sweep away inequality and injustice.
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He slid in on Rebic — again — at the last second, and without fouling, to sweep away what would have been a clear shot at Pickford on the run.
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Bolsonaro has campaigned as the man who will sweep away political corruption and stop the return of the Workers Party, which many blame for Brazil's recent economic recession.
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Should cities open up public spaces to their poorest residents, or sweep away camps that city leaders, neighbors and business groups see as islands of drugs and crime?
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Again and again, the magazine held that the digital revolution would sweep away a host of old social institutions, draining them of their power as it rendered them obsolete.
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" The police association released a statement late Monday saying "a careful review of the video of Eric Garner's arrest will sweep away five years' worth of rhetoric and misinformation.
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Not to mention, two feet of water — or one foot of fast-moving water — can sweep away most cars, according to the CDC and the Department of Homeland Security.
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The match is part of attempts by Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed to sweep away a generation of hostility between the nations since signing a peace deal last month.
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The protesters marched in snowfall from the historic Heroes Square to the parliament building on the bank of the Danube river, carrying banners such as "Sweep away the regime".
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More recently, the department's efforts to sweep away the scourge of drugs have led instead to scores of low-level arrests, often of street addicts in need of treatment.
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The American killing of a legendary Iranian general seemed for a moment to sweep away months of violent protests against corruption and misrule, drowning it all in nationalist outrage.
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One gradual effect of the Enlightenment was to tamp down the fires of Hell and sweep away the ashes, allowing us to bask in the rational coolness that ensued.
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They're remarkably well-preserved considering their age, helped by the desert's dry climate and winds that sweep away the sand, but are being obscured by floods and human activity.
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Francesco Saverio Borrelli, the former prosecutor whose landmark anticorruption investigation in the early 1990s helped sweep away Italy's ruling class and transform its politics, died on Saturday in Milan.
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Francesco Saverio Borrelli, the former prosecutor whose landmark anticorruption investigation in the early 1990s helped sweep away Italy's ruling class and transform its politics, died on Saturday in Milan.
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Proponents want to sweep away our complex, confusing, profit-driven mess of a health care system and start fresh with a single government-run insurer that would cover everyone.
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Hollub, who has sought to buy Anadarko for two years, proved her ability to sweep away hurdles when Anadarko's board initially agreed to sell to Chevron at a lower price.
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Mexicans overwhelmingly approve of his promises to sweep away corruption and crime, as well as his modest way of life (he sits in economy on commercial flights around the country).
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It's an incredible sight — from the moment the turtles sweep away the sand to lay eggs to when the hatchlings dig their way out of the sand to the sea.
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Researchers must contend with winds strong enough to sweep away bolted-down equipment; temperatures that can freeze skin on contact; and remote locations that make securing supplies a steep challenge.
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No floodwaters could sweep away any sense of shared national concern over the disaster faster than a Congressional debate that frames aid to Texas against programs that benefit communities elsewhere.
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Trump has sought to sweep away that controversy with another, signaling on Monday that he may revoke the security clearances of several former national security officials who have criticized him.
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If this revolution is to succeed it must sweep away not just this regime but also the stagnation that has dominated politics for decades and turned indifference into an ideology.
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The orders sweep away the priorities set by President Barack Obama and his homeland security secretary, Jeh Johnson, under which agents were told to focus strictly on public-safety risks.
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The U.S. Treasury Department instead sanctioned embattled President Nicolas Maduro after he held a vote over the weekend to overhaul the nation's legislative body and sweep away the political opposition.
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When rain falls on the headquarters of a community college honor society, the Deckers themselves sometimes go up on the roof afterward to clear the gutters and sweep away puddles.
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Dodgers sweep away D-backs, advance to NLCS PHOENIX — As a suburban Phoenix native, Los Angeles Dodgers rookie Cody Bellinger saw the Arizona Diamondbacks have some big days at Chase Field.
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Instead, it may be a better move for either of them to sweep away all the hanger-ons who seem less likely every day to make it to the White House.
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Bolsonaro, 63, has campaigned as the man who will sweep away political corruption and stop the return of the PT, which many blame for Brazil's recent recession, its worst in decades.
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In "Force 10 from Navarone", explains Mr Ramaphosa, British commandos try to blow up a dam so that the water will sweep away a bridge that the Nazis want to use.
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For a deeper clean, salt scrubs, like Christophe Robin's Cleansing Purifying Scrub With Sea Salt ($52 at Sephora), can be an excellent way to sweep away leftover products and grime. (Dr.
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It aims to sweep away Italy's elites from positions of power and replace them with regular citizens, and has repeatedly called for a referendum on whether Italy should leave the eurozone.
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"Any originalist confronted with this legislative history would recognize that the will of the American people was to sweep away this aberrational decision and the kind of reasoning it represented," Ackerman said.
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These video games aren't going to sweep away the likes of "Grand Theft Auto" or "Call of Duty," franchises with billions of dollars in revenue and tens of millions of copies sold.
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McCarthy, Rodgers, and everyone else in the Packers organization had better start putting as many fingers in the dyke as they can—or the impending flood could sweep away all of them.
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Together with Zetsche he oversaw an effort to sweep away layers of bureaucracy and encourage a more experimental approach to new products, changing a culture often stymied in strict hierarchies and meticulous planning.
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Many hoped Mr Buhari and his All Progressives Congress (APC), a coalition of regional bigwigs whose party symbol is a broom, would sweep away the corruption and dysfunction that flourished under the PDP.
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Trump had campaigned on a promise to "cancel" the Paris deal and sweep away Obama-era environmental regulations to help coal miners, whose output last year sank to the lowest level since 1978.
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In one widely reported lawsuit, Saúl Luciano Lliuya, a Peruvian farmer, is suing RWE, a German energy firm, for contributing to the melting of a mountain glacier that threatens to sweep away his village.
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Several EU diplomats said German counterparts were under pressure to sweep away an issue that could interfere with Chancellor Angela Merkel's efforts to build a new coalition, including with the Green party, after Sept.
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Macron met earlier for the first time with a delegation that included the YPG, which Turkey is trying to sweep away from its border, its political arm the PYD, and Christian and Arab officials.
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By 280, rapid technological improvements and dramatic cost efficiencies in self-driving electric vehicles (EV) will sweep away the energy and economics of oil-powered cars; and with it, global oil demand will plummet.
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But amid a tide of populist right-wing fury — the same forces that helped sweep away Hillary Clinton's hopes — Mr. Obama's final plea to world leaders is likely to be greeted with polite ambivalence.
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He's also a blunt-talking anvil of a populist who preaches patriotism, strict immigration controls, friendlier relations with Moscow and, above all, the need to "sweep away the garbage" of a corrupt political establishment.
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Trump vowed during his campaign to "cancel the Paris Climate Agreement" within 100 days of becoming president, part of a broader plan to sweep away Obama-era environmental protections he said were hobbling the economy.
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The multitasking AHA/BHA duo of willow-bark extract and apple water is offset by allantoin and panthenol, which nourish and balance the skin as they clear blemishes and sweep away dulling dead skin cells.
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If Trump loses this election even by a relatively close margin, his defeat will embolden the GOP to sweep away all traces of the Trump campaign, the Trump team, and of course Trump's running mate.
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The full removal of the embargo – something Vietnam has long sought - would sweep away one of the last major vestiges of the Vietnam War era and advance the normalization of relations begun 21 years ago.
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The political revolution was supposed to close the gap between these realities: If Sanders could turn out enough new voters, he could sweep away the Democratic establishment and build his own party in its place.
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He gave political speeches at ancient ruins, pushing for Italy's entrance into World War I, demanding that such blood and fire would help "sweep away all the filth!" and birth a new, better, braver order.
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The Mendoza family, who built Polar from a small brewery in the 1940s into a ubiquitous food conglomerate, has epitomized the traditional elites that Mr. Chávez promised to sweep away on taking power in 1999.
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His election alarmed critics around the globe, however, given his defense of Brazil's 1964-1985 military dictatorship, vows to sweep away leftist political opponents, and a track record of denigrating comments about gays, women and minorities.
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I put in a noble effort for a while, but struggled to sweep away my thoughts as though they were trash, not weird little mind-gems to put in a box and treasure forever and ever.
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Cane growers have been strong supporters of the PRI and its forefathers since revolutionary hero Emiliano Zapata helped sweep away the hacienda system in the early 20th century, replacing it with small holdings and land collectives.
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Though regular exfoliation may seem more urgent during sticky summers, when you can practically feel your sweat-clogged pores, Dr. Shamban tells us it's vital to sweep away dead skin cells no matter what the weather.
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October 2229 - Hurricane Matthew makes landfall in Haiti, tearing through the small Caribbean nation with 290 mph winds and heavy rains that flood villages, raze crops, sweep away cattle and cut off parts of the island.
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In a novel or in a book about some outside thing, the author might sweep away all trace of failed attempts to capture a subject, rebuild the whole text around the right metaphor, the right word.
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On Monday, Britain's business and transport ministries said they aimed to sweep away rules which block driverless cars including those in its Highway Code, a set of rules and information which must be followed by motorists.
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Earlier this year, several currency strategists who had aggressive dollar forecasts - some were even calling for the euro to fall to parity to it - had to quickly sweep away those views as instead the euro bolted higher.
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Bolsonaro surged ahead in Brazil's most uncertain election in a generation by vowing to sweep away political corruption, crack down on rising violent crime and ease gun controls to allow Brazilians to buy guns to defend themselves.
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To stage a real revolution in the name of democracy, which was attempted in the early decades of the 20th century, Chinese reformers felt it was necessary to sweep away the orthodoxy along with the sacred rulers.
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After the House passed its health care bill, it was possible to imagine a series of major bills that would sweep away regulations, reduce benefits for the poor and middle class and cut taxes for the rich.
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Last month he outlined plans to sweep away environmental regulations ushered in by the Obama administration, scrap the Paris Climate Accord, and revive the Keystone XL - moves that would reverse years of gains by the green movement.
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He has drawn up a draft electoral law that also foresees a return to proportional representation, but with a very high vote threshold for entering parliament which will sweep away smaller parties and reward the bigger ones.
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As a dedicated housekeeper, she is never without her broomstick, which she uses to sweep away the problems of the year in every home she visits—or wallop anyone who catches sight of her in the flesh.
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In Chinese literature, ghosts appear as a warning sign when yin and yang are out of balance; Ji's figures accordingly warn us against the exploitation of nature and the forces that sweep away human communities in a blink.
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Currently Head of Group Research and Mercedes-Benz Cars Development, Kaellenius has helped Zetsche to sweep away layers of bureaucracy and encourage a more experimental approach to new products, changing a culture of strict hierarchies and meticulous planning.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - A self-described Bulgarian Donald Trump, who gained prominence in politics last year with a pledge to "sweep away corrupt elites", could hold the balance of power in a parliamentary election in Bulgaria on March 26.
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But it may also be that the country was not ready for a transformational president; rather than sweep away the last racial barrier, his years in office showed just how deep-rooted the sentiment behind those barriers remains.
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LONDON, March 6 (Reuters) - The euro extended its dramatic rise versus the U.S. dollar on Friday, roaring past $1.13 for the first time since July 2019 as collapsing U.S. Treasury yields sweep away the U.S. currency's yield advantage.
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The Republican Trump, elected in November, had vowed during his campaign to withdraw from the Paris accord within 13 days of becoming president, part of a broader plan to sweep away Obama administration environmental protections he said were hobbling the economy.
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When President Donald Trump signed an executive order last week to sweep away Obama-era climate change regulations, he said it would end America's "war on coal," usher in a new era of energy production and put miners back to work.
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Labour politicians are just waking up to the fact that a post-Brexit government led by Michael Gove and Boris Johnson will not be friendly to workers' rights; those EU regulations they want to sweep away include labour market protections.
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"The truth is that as long as alternative solutions are not available, the removal of glyphosate would sweep away the long-standing efforts of French farmers, their research and development tools," France's largest farm union FNSEA said in a statement.
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In a widely cited op-ed, excerpted from a forthcoming book, Arizona Senator Jeff Flake put a fine point on the fact that Republicans alone can sweep away these excesses, but have chosen not to out of expediency or denial.
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During the Fed's November meeting, participants discussed a number of risks that could sweep away their rosy economic outlooks and change the path of policy, including "high levels of uncertainty" over the impact fiscal and trade policies on growth and inflation.
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But not just to sweep away the new rules and bring back to the old system, but to usher in some unspecified new utopia in which bailouts would never happen and the grand awesomeness of the free market would fix everything.
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Those who feel inspired by cultural moments like the student walkout tend to be struck by how easy it can feel, once a certain critical mass builds, to sweep away what once seemed like entrenched and unassailable sources of might.
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Given these scientific and political realities, it is untenable to sweep away the new enthusiasm now coming from all quarters of the Republican Party, including the White House's commitment to bring U.S. leadership behind a new trillion trees platform, 1t.
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One of the plaintiffs, the Backsen family, fears that rising sea levels could sweep away the farm ploughed by their forebears for 300 years could be swept away, along with the North Sea island of Pellworm on which it lies.
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Tria's relations with 5-Star and the League had got off to a bad start when he insisted on reappointing incumbents or naming mainstream, economy ministry figures to key posts - riling the new ruling parties who wanted to sweep away the establishment.
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"The only solution in the opinion of Aneel's representatives, barring privatization, was to sweep away the management to remove all political bias that has been entrenched in these state distributors, which would leave employees of merit and technical training," the minutes read.
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Mr. Trump can now sweep away those limits and open the throttle on policies that Mr. Obama endorsed as lawful and legitimate for sparing use, like targeted killings in drone strikes and the use of indefinite detention and military tribunals for terrorism suspects.
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October 4, 2016 - Matthew makes landfall in Haiti as a Category 4 hurricane, tearing through the small Caribbean nation with 125 mph (200 kph) winds and heavy rains that flood villages, raze crops, sweep away cattle and cut off parts of the island.
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WASHINGTON — In a major shift in United States military policy in Syria, the White House said on Sunday that President Trump had given his endorsement for a Turkish military operation that would sweep away American-backed Kurdish forces near the border in Syria.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration moved on Friday to sweep away most of the remaining vestiges of Obama administration prosecutors at the Justice Department, ordering 46 holdover United States attorneys to tender their resignations immediately — including Preet Bharara, the United States attorney in Manhattan.
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Trump will sign a decree on Tuesday to reverse former President Barack Obama's 2016 ban on new federal coal leases, part of a wide-ranging executive order to sweep away green regulations his administration says have hobbled the drilling and mining industries.
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But for many opponents, Brexit is a plot hatched by shady financiers who sold a lie to millions of voters in an attempt to build a supercharged capitalist island state that will sweep away the social consensus of post-World War Two Britain.
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Cox is charged with offering legal assurances to euroskeptic UK lawmakers that the backstop - which would be triggered if a new trading relationship fails to sweep away any need for additional border checks - will not keep the country trapped in the EU's sphere indefinitely.
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WASHINGTON — President-elect Donald J. Trump's cabinet nominees, while moderating some of their stances, have made it clear during two weeks of hearings that they intend to work hard to sweep away President Obama's domestic policy by embracing a deeply conservative approach to governing.
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He mentioned that he was keen to "sweep away" barriers to trade between the United Kingdom and the United States as part of a Brexit package, jovially saying he hopes goods such as shower trays and certain socks could soon be allowed into his country.
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LIVERPOOL, England — Jeremy Corbyn, leader of Britain's opposition Labour Party, doubled down Wednesday on his platform, promising to sweep away "greed is good" capitalism and expand the state's role in the economy as he closed an annual conference dominated by divisions over European Union withdrawal.
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It isn't just the billionaires at the top; in one department after another, he has made his intention clear to sweep away civil servants and experienced experts, and turn things over to lobbyists and the corporations looking to government to help them make even more money.
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If the brown blockade continues to stalemate federal action even as the risks surge from rising seas, deadly wildfires and intensifying hurricanes, it may be that climate change is the issue that eventually causes the Senate to sweep away the venerable institution of the filibuster itself.
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WASHINGTON/LOS ANGELES/NEW YORK (Reuters) - When President Donald Trump signed an executive order last week to sweep away Obama-era climate change regulations, he said it would end America's "war on coal", usher in a new era of energy production and put miners back to work.
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An independent, and co-chair of the local chamber's Women in Business committee, Ms. Donnelly, 22016, is the kind of educated, affluent suburban woman whom Democrats are counting on to fuel a "blue wave" in November's elections and sweep away the Republican majority in the House of Representatives.
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Trump on Thursday announced to a cheering crowd of roughly 7,700 people that he would sweep away initiatives by President Barack Obama to curb U.S. emissions and protect waterways from pollution, as ways to revive drilling and coal mining sectors that are in the middle of a steep downturn.
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If you're wondering what toner actually does (you're not alone!), it's meant to be used after you wash your skin to sweep away any lingering impurities, prep your pores for any moisturizers or serums you want to use, and generally treat your skin with whatever essential ingredients are in it.
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In 2012, a research group led by Herbert's colleague, Noam Cohen at the University of Pennsylvania, found that the sugars coating the respiratory pathogen Pseudomonas aeruginosa activated those receptors and caused the cells to beat their hairlike cilia more rapidly, a process that can sweep away invading bacteria and prevent infections.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, facing criticism that the Trump administration has sought to sweep away the Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggi's brutal killing, announced on Monday that 16 Saudis, including one of the closest aides to Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, were being barred from entry to the United States.
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Supporters say adopting the E.R.A. would, among other things, sweep away discrimination in the workplace; help women to achieve pay equality and allow men to get paid paternity leave; require states to intervene in cases of domestic violence and sexual harassment; and guard against discrimination based on pregnancy and motherhood.
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Despite efforts by President Donald Trump to sweep away former President Barack Obama's climate change regulations, like the Clean Power Plan, and his decision on Thursday to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement, Johnson said TVA would continue with previously announced plans to shut old coal plants for economic reasons.
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But it remains unclear whether Ms Sitharaman, a former BJP spokesperson who most recently ran the defence ministry, has the understanding or her bureaucrats the will to sweep away a clutter of other tax rules which, among other things, discourage employers from adding workers or properly registering them, punish savers and impose unduly tangled compliance requirements on even small businesses.
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But this March, driving from Los Angeles to San Francisco with my head out the window like a golden retriever completing his end-of-life bucket list, I set aside my East Coast identity to embrace the wonder that is California … that is, once you sweep away the clutter of atheleisure, vagina-tightening proceduresand the myth of having to smile more.
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I'm skeptical that the United States is about to careen down the path taken by, say, Venezuela, governed by the whim of President Nicolás Maduro — the handpicked successor of the populist champion Hugo Chávez, who was elected in the late 1990s on a promise to sweep away an entrenched ruling class and proceeded to battle any democratic institution that stood in his way.
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Since President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE was inaugurated, his opponents have hung their fortunes on the idea of a massive blue wave to sweep away Republicans in Congress in the midterm elections this week.
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Meanwhile, as hard as it is amid the shock and the mourning, it is important to recognize this attack for what it is: an attempt to shake Britain — and, by extension, the rest of Europe and the West — to its core, and to provoke a thirst for vengeance and a desire for absolute safety so intense, it will sweep away the most cherished democratic values and the inclusiveness of diverse societies.
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This is, in its own way, the mirror image of the Republican desire to brush Trump's own sexual abuse allegations under the rug – a direct response to the media's willingness to sweep away Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy The Hill's 85033:30 Report: Trump tries to reassure voters on economy 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 MORE's sexual peccadilloes along with the cigar ash.
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People's faces read worry first, then fear With the first rains come the first wave of departures Those who prayed for rain sure got their prayers answered Long gone are the days where we would beg the spirits for water Today the rain is falling and it won't stop The stagnant waters keep piling up And soon the floods will sweep away our homes The torrent chases us out to reclaim its bed You can try to keep nature out, it will always return After the drought, now we face the rain.
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