"It is used to try to control the flow of information and to try to control the narrative in a lot of ways," Mr. Nixon said.
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Micromanagers will try to control your every thought and action.
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"It's a wildfire you try to control," said Detective Sgt.
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Organic farmers try to control it by spraying with sulfur.
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How did the Census Bureau try to control for this error?
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What parts of the phone experience will Google try to control?
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And the more you try to control it, the more it slips.
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Units that don't tell you what to do or try to control.
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Don't try to control the story, but follow it where it goes.
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The more you try to control it, the more it will grow.
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The best of these observational studies try to control for these variables.
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" "I mean, to try to control the presidency while not the president.
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RON LIEBER: It's sort of hopeless to try to control the relatives.
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YOU KNOW, TRYING TO UNDERSTAND THE VARIABLES THAT WE TRY TO CONTROL. RIGHT?
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The officers try to control his arms and get him on the hood.
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I may have made some childhood-like choices to try to control something.
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Instead, I did all sorts of things to try to control my drinking.
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Don't try to control your schedule today, Libra—keep it as flexible as possible.
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"If you try to control, it's going to push them further away," he said.
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PERINO: I think it is the most evil way to try to control people.
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Researchers try to control for these confounders but they can't capture all of them.
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Supervisors who try to control all aspects of work are said to "micromanage" employees.
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That design requires judges who follow the law rather than try to control it.
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Mr. Kelly has told people he will try to control only what he can.
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"They try to control me, when I perform and when I'm not," he said.
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Abusers and traffickers often try to control their victims using the threat of deportation.
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Threatening an animal is one way an abuser can try to control a partner.
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Since they want repeat business, they try to control the quality of the work done.
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Researchers try to control for these "confounding factors," but they can't capture all of them.
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Students can target a particular Euglena and try to control its movements using the LEDs.
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I don't try and squirt, and I don't try to control it when I do.
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"It is not right to try to control what women wear," said spokeswoman Majidah Hashim.
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Your words demean, mock and therefore try to control whole groups by minimizing our humanity.
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Other countries and individual companies also try to control it, by national policy or voluntarily.
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The corollary to that theory: Don't try to control the man in the Oval Office.
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It looked like Trump would at least try to control himself for the general election.
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Some studies try to control for this, but it can never be fully ruled out.
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Try to control myself so that the PR people at NBC don't get on my back.
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It's using a regional tourism law to try to control home-sharing activity in the city.
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It's also a relief to take a break from the need to try to control everything.
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Crews are using aircraft to try to control a raging forest fire south of Los Angeles.
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Try to control your stunned reaction, and please, don't ask if there's anything wrong with us.
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Stay on your toes, don't try to control everything, and treat everyone with respect—including yourself!
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Sometimes when I was drunk I'd accuse her of awful things and try to control her.
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When excitement gives way to indifference and concern, it emboldens regulators to try to control technology.
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Watch for people who try to control your life by manipulating or taking over your schedule.
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Do you know of any measures that cities take to try to control the rat population?
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His aides can try to control an event, but President Trump will undoubtedly do something unexpected.
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If the Chinese try to control the South China Sea, our guys will fucking challenge that.
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Plenty of us try to control our uncontrollable world by labeling the things that terrify us.
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Some thinkers worry that if we enhance ourselves we will try to control everything in our lives.
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We also try to control the tax consequences by managing gains and losses as much as possible.
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Seemingly totalitarian states go to all kinds of ends to try to control the populaces they rule.
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Yet, he said, "at the same time, it is something organic that we shouldn't try to control."
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" The central government has also been issuing regulations that try to control the spread of "false information.
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Researchers can try to control for some of these "confounding factors," but they can't catch all of them.
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"Journals will play a big role and should try to control future human experiments with embryos," Caplan says.
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About 1 million pigs have been culled so far in an effort to try to control the spread.
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Mr. Shirky thinks it's futile for now to try to control what his children do on the web.
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Don't try to control your breathing; just observe the flow of air in and out of your nose.
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The debate over race in education centers on how much schools should try to control their racial makeup.
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Do your parents, or other adults in your life, try to control how much you use your phone?
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Sharp admits that "The moment you try to control the system you may have some unexpected behaviors occur there".
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Everybody has been slowly getting into their heads the importance that we need to try to control climate change.
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The hospice team began to come every day to try to control the pain with high doses of opioids.
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""How is an establishment ok with serving people who try to control which types of people sit around them?!
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"They want to try to control that narrative as much as possible," said a Republican who speaks to Trump.
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Employers and government should try to reduce work intensity rather than try to control excessive hours, the authors concluded.
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If you have an IR remote, point it at the player with no obstructions and try to control it.
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Awareness can go a long way by forcing police officers to consider and try to control their own biases.
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With more and more smart-home products coming online, it can be overwhelming to try to control them all.
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"I'm like, 'It's actually kind of a little more disrespectful to try to control other people's bodies,'" she said.
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You can try to control for various factors, like family income upon entering college, but even that's not good enough.
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As payers try to control costs, particularly in America, they are shifting from reimbursing by treatment to reimbursing by outcome.
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His dad and I agreed early on that we weren't going to try to control what they wanted to do.
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She's letting everyone, from strangers in coffee shops to her own mother comment on and try to control her body.
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Trump's predecessor, Democrat Barack Obama, aggressively pursued leaks to try to "control the narrative," as White House aides put it.
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The underlying message: Men will try to control you by dictating the limits of your pleasure, your ambition, your success.
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He wanted a space where he could try to control the spread of what he saw as rumors and misinformation.
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And though I don't try to control my work through copyright, I can still sell my books and membership program.
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His new students Scott Summers (Mud's Tye Sheridan) and Jean Grey (Game Of Thrones' Sophie Turner) try to control their superpowers.
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"He said he's not going to try to control everything, which you can respect — but just control this one," Cleaver said.
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Firefighters said the two men were working at a river canal to try to control overflowing when they were swept away.
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This encourages officials to report only good news, so some will naturally try to control disease outbreaks before they become public.
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Now, new technologies such as biodigesters, drones and apps, have been introduced to try to control the thorny pest for good.
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The extent to which the royals still try to control their own image in the media -- especially in Britain -- remains extraordinary.
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Researchers try to control for "confounding factors," the unmeasured variables that may lead to one person getting cancer, and another staying healthy.
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When Facebook was caught manipulating users' emotions in 2014, Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg said Facebook would never try to control elections.
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IF YOU DO, WHAT CAN WE DO ABOUT THAT TO TRY TO CONTROL WHAT THESE LIVE VIDEOS THAT COME FROM THE GRASSROOTS?
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This is a powerful time for figuring out what's true for you—don't let anyone try to control your thoughts or feelings.
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They let the president glory in the main event as they try to control both the run-up and the substantive aftermath.
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I walk at least seven miles a day, I work out three times a week, and I try to control my eating.
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"We don't try to control people," said Mr. Lent, who is also a professor of electrical engineering and physics at Notre Dame.
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The tournament hung in the balance for Xander Schauffele, who remained patient and did not try to control what he could not.
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Because governments subsidizing health care always try to control health expenditures by limiting access to care, the Swiss have a physician shortage.
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Hospitals try to control Clostridium difficile, a bacterium that can cause deadly infections, by careful cleaning and meticulous washing of the hands.
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Like other private health insurance plans, Medicare Advantage plans use provider networks to try to control costs and offer competitive premiums for seniors.
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One effort underway this week is to try to control the vice presidential pick to exert some control over presumptive nominee Donald Trump.
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A few strategically positioned cops try to control the flow by waving sticks and yelling at bad drivers over a cacophony of horns.
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It's silent, it's an anti-memorial, therefore it provokes people to work all of these questions but it doesn't try to control debate.
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"We try to control the situation, but nobody would want to think what may happen there in three to five years," Kochnev said.
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Raisman is eager to help as many people as he can, but he does not try to control or profit from his ideas.
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Futurefarmers' environmentally-conscious projects provoke audiences to question the many ways that humans try to control nature, or imagine themselves as separate from it.
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"A liberal would try to control a black person through the concept of racism, because we know we're very proud emotional people," West said.
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"You know, you might as well face reality and try to control it," the chief of West Virginia's campus police said back in 2012.
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"A liberal would try to control a black person through the concept of racism because we know we're very proud, emotional people," he said.
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And public health response includes everything that is done to try to control the disease from spreading, like recommending masks, travel warnings and quarantines.
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A liberal will try to control a black person through the concept of racism because they know that we are very proud, emotional people.
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The Bronx district attorney, Darcel D. Clark, said the assault illuminated how gang members try to control the city's jails through intimidation and violence.
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The attack in New Zealand is unlikely to be the last in which a gunman uses the internet to try to control the narrative.
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Their imaginative, environmentally-conscious projects provoke audiences to question the many ways that humans try to control nature, or imagine themselves as separate from it.
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He conducts himself in a far more refined manner than the humans, who get drunk, become abusive, throw things and try to control one another.
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"A liberal would try to control a black person through the concept of racism because we know we're very proud, emotional people," he notably said.
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During this phase, verbal arguments may begin and a survivor may try to control the situation by attempting to please or avoid the abuser. 2.
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At the very least, it behooves a serious social scientist to try to control for other factors before blithely asserting that the election was tainted.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ, LAPD cops will have riot gear at the ready as they try to control the various demonstrations they are expecting.
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Cooling comes at a price: An average domestic electricity bill during the Houston summer can be $400 a month, so we try to control costs.
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Andrew M. Cuomo announced a drastic new step to try to control the spread of the coronavirus in the largest cluster in the United States.
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We can still try to control the virus as the East Asian countries are doing and in the process we will rescue the economy too.
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France on Tuesday is set to impose more restrictive measures on people's movements and business activities to try to control the spread of the virus.
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France on Tuesday is set to impose more restrictive measures on people's movements and business activities to try to control the spread of the virus.
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"It was part of Frank's personality to try to control uncontrollable events," said David Walden, a computer programmer who helped build software for the I.M.P.s.
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If the patient is not up to date on their vaccines, there is little the medical team can do except try to control the symptoms.
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"We will try to control costs in other aspects," said Suthas, who expects the company's non-performing loans to remain near last year's 13 percent.
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Companies like Samsung and Apple try to control as much of the repair, aftermarket, refurbishing, and end-of-life of their devices as is possible.
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One man mentions the more than 31 pills he takes daily to try to control his illness, while others have turned to alcohol and illegal drugs.
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In the video, directed by Chris Hopewell, citizens of Model Village try to control the sin permeating through their picturesque lives, complete with fake clay trees.
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About 1 million pigs have been culled so far in an effort to try to control the spread of the disease, according to a Reuters report.
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And a big part of the job is actually figuring out how to manage things you don't control, and try to control things you don't own.
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"You try to control those 'ah' moments," said Mullee, who then noted that his locker in the visitors' clubhouse was between Andrew Miller's and Aroldis Chapman's.
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Kristen Houser, chief public affairs officer for the National Sexual Violence Resource Center, told Insider that abusers often use power to try to control their victims.
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The researchers try to control for this, but "controlling for" confounders doesn't work as well as you'd expect, and the reported effect size is suspiciously large.
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Maybe you start to try to control things that you can't control, or you start to think that you have powers beyond what you really have.
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What we can do now is try to control how many new cases there are and try to not let fear rule our actions and interactions.
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It is not surprising that your mom would try to control you one last time as you take those final steps — but it is not acceptable.
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Alcohol has been part of my life off and on, but whenever it is a part of my life I try to control it and I can't.
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When she's in the worst of trich, life feels like a constant race against her hands, as I try to control something I have no jurisdiction over.
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"On the one hand, they need shadow banking to finance investment; but on the other hand, they (need to) try to control the potential risks," he added.
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We've seen what happens when the companies that own the pipes also try to control the information that flows through them, and the consequences are usually bad.
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Why it matters: The public and government are deeply worried about these services' power, though it's unclear whether—and especially how—lawmakers will try to control them.
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It's fed the illusion that the advanced parts of our thinking are the "rational" parts up top that try to control the more "primitive" parts down below.
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There are many different errors that can accumulate and they can be correlated with each other, so we try to control for as many as we can.
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Firefighters try to control a back burn as the Carr fire continues to spread toward the towns of Douglas City and Lewiston near Redding, California, on July 237.
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That book argues that, facing the success of the civil rights movement, racist lawmakers shifted to another regime to try to control black Americans: the criminal justice system.
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Just think back to the NYPD's hashtag boondoggle for an example of how quickly things can go wrong when big institutions try to control messaging on the internet.
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In short, when groups cover up wrongdoing, they try to control public information and to put a thumb on the scales in any investigations they cannot entirely prevent.
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Two days later try to control yourself, at church, when the same priest says that he is "bad at the Last Rites" because the recipients don't actually die.
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BEIJING — While Chinese authorities try to control the spread of the new virus, they are moving quickly to stall its impact on the economy, especially on people's jobs.
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Every summer, China is forced to evacuate hundreds of thousands of residents of flood-prone regions and use its extensive reservoir system to try to control water levels.
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Just think back to the NYPD's hashtag boondoggle for an example of how quickly things can go wrong when big institutions try to control messaging on the internet.
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There is no escape from the hair's growth, although we can try to control, tame, or eradicate it with degrees of success, and a whole lot of body shaming.
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We are really at the mercy of nature, and the more we try to control or act like we are above it, the more it's to our own peril.
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Instead of himself going to Las Vegas as he had planned, Kelly stayed behind to "manage" the Tillerson situation and try to control the fallout, according to multiple sources.
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"My job is easy every night: come and play hard, be a big man, and try to control the paint," Thompson said before a recent loss to the Raptors.
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Firefighters try to control a back burn as the Carr fire continues to spread toward the towns of Douglas City and Lewiston near Redding, California, on July 30, 2018.
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"Medicare doesn't do a lot to monitor utilization and to try to control spending," said John Holahan, an institute fellow at Urban Institute and one of the analysis' authors.
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I suppose in a short answer, it is very possible there is some element of influence, but I'm not sure what it is and I don't try to control it.
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"It's the first time since November 22 that OPEC members meet to try to control oil prices," Colin Smith, head of oil research at Panmure, told CNBC over the phone.
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White House spokesman Josh Earnest said one way for the United States to reduce the risk of Zika there would be to try to control the mosquitoes that carry it.
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What a freedom, to just exist, rather than try to control… B: My performance work as Jennifer Vanilla has been a major outlet for me over the past three years.
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OPEC countries can raise their output to try to control the cost, but may not be able to offset major production snarls or regulatory changes that can send prices escalating.
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If any other NFL coach matches his profile, it's Jeff Fisher, but Del Rio at least knows better than to try to control his offense purely with a running game.
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"At the end of the day, you can try to control the dealer but they do what they want to do," says Theo Staub, chairman of watch brand Moritz Grossmann.
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" When she married the American actor Guy Paul, whom she met while they were doing "Mary Stuart" on Broadway, her vows included the pledge to "try to control my temper.
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" But a leader of the group, Craig Lent, is quoted as saying "we don&apost try to control people" and "there&aposs never any guarantee that the leader is always right.
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Autistic social media users use the hashtag to share their experiences with bias, triumph or struggle, and also call out media and other advocates when they try to control the narrative.
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Elevated inventories are likely to depress new orders and manufacturing production runs over the next few months as producers and distributors try to control and then reverse the unplanned build up.
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Her system teaches freshmen to be wary of guys who try to control women, who speak negatively about them in general, or who purposely try to get them drunk or high.
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Still, the study authors did try to control for several of the most common deadly health issues by excluding people who had cancer, diabetes, a history of strokes, or heart disease.
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Record-setting unemployment claims The widespread shutdown of businesses to try to control the outbreak has led to a record number of Americans filing for their first week of unemployment benefits.
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"Given how sensitive the regime and Xi Jinping seems to be to any challenge domestically, they also want to try to control as much as they can internationally," Mr. Segal said.
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"We have some data we do not like, because we should try to control it, such as having 19573,910 health workers affected," health emergency chief Fernando Simon told a news conference.
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The authors acknowledge that part of the decrease may be attributable to better control of prescriptions and they did try to control for that factor, but, again, further study will be needed.
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"This Wintershall issue is a disaster from a political point of view and this shows everybody that the politicians try to control NOC, try to interfere in the oil sector," Sanalla said.
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While governments try to navigate the fine line between being prepared and setting off panic, the economic costs are growing as countries and communities try to control the spread of the disease.
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It has tried to maintain it by agreements with Russia, which are made to try to control the oil price market, but I am not sure that they are going to succeed.
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Fear of terrorism, not least the danger that jihadists returning from Syria will cause bloody havoc at home, and the rise of anti-immigrant populism are leading governments to try to control Muslims.
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"If the technology is ever developed, it could be used for nefarious purposes, and there is a long history of attempts to try to control weather and climate for military purposes," Robock wrote.
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It's a perverse way to watch a presidential debate — holding my own feelings and judgments of a candidate in abeyance as I try to control for the presumed sexism of the American public.
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"The logical, coherent, tightly-wound package of giving legal status to the DACA recipients is to try to control the two negative side effects to that: chain migration and greater enforcement," Cotton said.
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He also knows, however, that it is simply what happens when you try to control what cannot be controlled — to be a depressed gardener is to live in a state of constant humility.
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The New Delhi government has made scattered attempts in recent years to try to control worsening air pollution, including stricter emission norms for cars and a tax on diesel-fueled trucks entering the city.
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That's why you should always try to control the keys of your wallet and transfer your coins to a safer wallet, such as a Ledger wallet or at least a software solution like MyEtherWallet.
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Ferguson said it may be too late to try to control mosquito populations to prevent widespread Zika transmission, and mosquito abatement efforts might delay and prolong the outbreak, which will eventually die out naturally.
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In one of the most memorable moments of the event, George's older cousin, Savannah Phillips, when she hilariously covered his mouth during the fly past in an effort to try to control his excitement!
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The arrest of Frederik Barbieri came one week after Brazil resorted to the military to try to control violence and crime in Rio de Janeiro, where heavily-armed drug gangs control the city's slums.
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NAIROBI, (Reuters) - Kenyan police fired teargas on Tuesday to try to control a crowd of thousands of people trying to force their way into a stadium to attend the inauguration of President Uhuru Kenyatta.
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TUNIS (Reuters) - Violations against journalists in Tunisia are on the rise as authorities try to control local media, Tunisia's journalists Union said on Tuesday, warning this threatened press freedom and the country's young democracy.
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"Our whole approach is to try to control what we can control, which is how we go about things, the process that we apply, the day-to-day execution of an overall direction," Alderson said.
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We would still react to the economy and everything, but it would clarify in people's minds that the only thing the Fed can do over the medium term is try to control the inflation rate.
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In using its money and platform to try to control public opinion, Facebook trampled over the nascent Indian technology community—which has been demanding the same level of net neutrality that Silicon Valley asks for.
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But then, when I met the Bloods... well, it's not like you get many chances to hang out with the Bloods, so you can't try to control that situation—you just shoot what you can.
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The way that the men (Muslims and non-Muslims alike) who are so quick to judge our lives and try to control them could not really care enough about us to understand them is unacceptable.
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It would try to control the budget deficit, in part by omitting to raise pension benefits in line with past inflation, and to forge a "social pact" with unions and businesses to help contain inflation.
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Wallace took a lighter tone than his colleague, but stated that remarks like the ones Trump made were a result of him being "fed up" with the way White House advisers try to "control" him.
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China&aposs government increasingly uses the threat of loss of access to the country&aposs growing market as leverage to try to control what companies, universities and others say or do abroad about political issues.
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At first you'll try to control your Will to Power like a benevolent dictator—maybe just collect a few Kim Jong-il cum MC Hammer-style Louis Vuitton shades to go with your monochromatic apparatchik jumpsuits.
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Hold onto your hearts and just try to control your squees: The video you are about to watch will make even the most bah humbug-iest person's biological clock start to tick … or purr with delight.
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Men may try to control their anxiety by becoming more rigid, but living in a constant state of "if you want it done right you have to do it yourself" leaves little time for life's joys.
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One of the moves that I love that liberals try to do -- the liberal would try to control a black person through the concept of racism, because they know that we are very proud, emotional people.
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Those kinds of conditions could put the Federal Reserve in a policy box — forced to try to control wage inflation even though real inflation as economists measure it has yet to really hit the broader economy.
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He noted that conventional wisdom argues that central banks should not try to control long-term interest rates, but with short-term rates at the zero lower bound, aiming at long-term rates is worth considering.
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That raised the hackles of the Philippines, which fears that China might try to control the airspace over that land by declaring an "air defense identification zone," as it did in 2013 in the East China Sea.
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The size of the planned stake or the amount to be invested by Sinochem has not yet been finalized, and any deal could face scrutiny in China as authorities there try to control capital outflows, sources said.
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"Dear social media followers, friends, stalkers, lovers and haters, and fellow moonwalkers: Please do not tell me/demand/try to control how I handle my relationship with the people in my life, specifically my family," she wrote.
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"Dear social media followers, friends, stalkers, lovers and haters, and fellow moonwalkers: Please do not tell me/demands/try to control how I handle my relationship with the people in my life, specifically my family," she wrote.
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The first, of course, being by Mr. Schneiderman, who paraded as a crusader for women's rights while allegedly abusing the women in his own life, and using the powers of his office to try to control them.
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" But he wasn't completely optimistic, saying the next few years look like they will be "a redistricting free-for-all, with both parties already talking about spending hundreds of millions to try to control - and game - the process.
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But too often the officials are unsympathetic to women's needs, or promote policies that try to control women instead of allowing them to control when or who they marry, have children, or even if their genitals are cut.
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Examples of accidental overdoses include children finding medications within arm's reach and chronic pain sufferers who have developed a tolerance for their medications and overdose when they try to control the pain from a severe episode, he said.
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Near the Arc de Triomphe, they moved in to try to control the violence, but in other areas of the city, there was next to no presence of security forces, although there were signs of the violence dying down.
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Controlling the elements, for instance, seems considerably harder than controlling an animal (unless, perhaps, it is a cat)—but, if you are going to try to control the elements, summoning a breeze seems easier than turning night to day.
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My basic hypothesis is that the Republican Party network failed to coordinate to stop Trump or promote another nominee not because they couldn't do it, but because they decided to let things unfold rather than try to control events.
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Our Google reporter only just started watching the third season so he's not up to that part yet — any experts in our audience want to weigh in on the two different ways these fictitious megalomaniacs try to control search engines?
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"A liberal would try to control a black person through the concept of racism because we know we're very proud, emotional people," he said while wearing a MAGA hat during a bizarre recent meeting with Trump at the White House.
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He claims he would never try to control her body (after an episode of trying to do just that), blames Hannah for "twisting his words" about the Garrett date (she wasn't), and says repeatedly she "totally misunderstood" him (she didn't).
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"The Changsheng vaccine case has created a tsunami on the internet," the state-run Global Times newspaper said in an editorial late on Monday, adding it was unrealistic to try to control it completely, though it could not be left unchecked.
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"I wish we could eradicate this species, but I think they are established," said Cheryl Millett, the manager of the Nature Conservancy's Tiger Creek Preserve in central Florida, who led a "Python Patrol" program to try to control the snake's population.
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Over the past week, cases of the novel coronavirus have accelerated in many parts of the world, as have efforts to try to control its spread, including the closing of schools and restaurants and the cancellation or postponement of sporting events.
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Italy was the first government in Europe to impose country-wide restrictions to try to control the spread of the virus, closing schools, shops and sporting events and ordering people to stay in their homes for all but essential travel.
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One study found that a woman's attitude toward food and her own weight has lasting effects on her daughter's body image, while another showed that women with concerns about their weight are more likely to try to control their daughters', as well.
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Last month, the federal government ordered the army to take over command of police forces in Rio de Janeiro state as authorities try to control violence and crime driven by heavily armed drug gangs that control many of the metropolitan area's slums.
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Read more: Electric trucks like the Tesla Semi are 'pointless both economically and ecologically,' according to a vehicle-tech expertIt is therefore not surprising that France has begun to take measures to try to control the level of noise generated by vehicles.
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MADRID (Reuters) - The Spanish government sought to extend until April 26 a state of emergency that it has imposed to try to control Europe's second-worst outbreak of coronavirus while some regions on Sunday asked for harsher confinement measures to combat the pandemic.
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I think that's the only thing that I'm trying to stay calm about and focused on, is that it's not going to help her if I'm physically feeling stressed and I know that I can try to control it as much as possible.
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MADRID (Reuters) - The Spanish government sought to extend until April 26 a state of emergency that it has imposed to try to control Europe's second-worst outbreak of coronavirus while some regions on Sunday asked for harsher confinement measures to combat the pandemic.
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The Somali media is a battleground where government officials try to control the daily narrative, powerful businessmen are out to protect their business and clan interests, and Shabab militants attempt to intimidate the country's mostly young and badly paid journalists through death threats.
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The Dalai Lama, who is 81, has said that he may be the last of the Dalai Lamas, while holding open the possibility of a reincarnation — including one outside Tibetan regions, where Communist leaders would no doubt try to control any designated reincarnation.
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Even as Mueller's team vacates the bland Washington office building where he's been working every day since May 2017, another struggle is beginning, opening a new chapter Trump will try to control but which he will write only part of the script.
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So, when the federal government decides to eliminate a committee that's very mission is to try to control invasive species in the Everglades and elsewhere, it should be understandable that there's some angst among those who care deeply about this south Florida treasure.
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Government forces must go to maintain peace in Kirkuk and all other areas Kurds try to control by force," said Mohammed Tamim, an Arab Sunni lawmaker from Kirkuk "Parliament has authorised Abadi to safeguard Iraqi unity and such a mandate allows him to send troops.
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Government forces must go to maintain peace in Kirkuk and all other areas Kurds try to control by force," said Mohammed Tamim, an Arab Sunni lawmaker from Kirkuk "Parliament has authorized Abadi to safeguard Iraqi unity and such a mandate allows him to send troops.
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I started to draw the parallels to when I was using food to try to control my life and I was able to understand that, even though [anorexia and substance abuse] work really differently, the goal was the same, which was to numb my feelings.
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According to the Post, the book depicts an unhinged president whose aides and cabinet appointees desperately try to control him, with members of the administration even resorting to stealing papers off Trump's desk and the defense secretary ignoring direct orders from the commander in chief.
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Over the course of treatment, anxiety became just a weird, uncomfortable thing my brain and body would do from time to time, something I could fixate on and try to control, or something I could just ride out with the understanding it would eventually pass.
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"Never Trump" has failed to offer a serious third-party challenge partly because so many Republicans undermined it by choosing to ally with or try to control the Trump brigade -- but also because it wasn't quite clear what the alternative to The Donald would be.
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Chinese authorities have taken a number of steps in recent years to try to control the growth of WMPs amid mounting concerns about the level of debt, and in particular the rapid expansion of off-balance sheet lending, in the world's second biggest economy.
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Across the U.S., everyone from the White House to state health departments to local school districts to individual families have suddenly ramped up their efforts in the race to try to control the spread of the coronavirus as cases multiply in almost every state.
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From AT&T Inc's acquisition of Time Warner Inc to Walt Disney Co and Comcast Corp's bidding war for Rupert Murdoch's media assets, U.S. media and telecom companies are making multi-billion dollar bets to try to control how people consume news and entertainment.
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Chinese authorities have taken various measures in recent years to try to control the growth of China's wealth management products and the latest moves come as officials worry about the growing tide of debt in an economy where GDP has slipped to a 25 year low.
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"If I feel jealousy, I sit and really dig into my psyche to figure out why, and once I have, then I can start to work through it, instead of using that jealousy to try to control my partner or lash out at them," she said.
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MOSCOW — Told that rap and hip-hop have grown wildly popular among Russian youth, and that the lyrics are rebellious, mention drugs and include many swear words, President Vladimir V. Putin mused about banning the music outright but then suggested instead he might try to control it.
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The episode was billed as "I Want To Give Up My Car-Stealing, Knife-Wielding, Twerking 13-Year-Old Daughter Who Tried To Frame Me For A Crime" — with mom Barbara Ann telling Dr. Phil that she would rather hand Danielle over to authorities than try to control her.
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"The art of the super PAC really is to drive a message and to drive a narrative and capture a movement — it's not to try to control what the candidate's doing, and we fit that bill," said Mr. Beach, who added that the goal is to capitalize on momentum.
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"Since compensation and working conditions are important for attracting, developing and retaining skilled and high-quality teachers, policy makers should carefully consider teachers' salaries as they try to control both quality teaching and sustainable education budgets," wrote the OECD in its latest report on education around the world.
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Although it premiered in 2012 in Aix-en-Provence (Benjamin and Crimp began discussing it in 2008), it could easily have been written a few months ago, so timely are its implicit statements on feminism, gender roles, and the ways in which powerful men try to control women's bodies.
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The model defended her absence on social media and said, "Dear social media followers, friends, stalkers, lovers and haters, and fellow moonwalkers: Please do not tell me/demands/try to control how I handle my relationship with the people in my life, specifically my family," she wrote in an Instagram story .
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It's such a typical thing—guys will fall in love with me because they're like, 'oh she's doing all these sick things, she works really hard,' but then all those reasons become the things they hate; they become problems and they try to control them, and I cannot be controlled.
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"An important principle in all mindfulness-based treatments is that rather than try to control emotions, or control your physical sensations, we want people to take more of an acceptance stance towards them, to be aware of them, to let them happen, to not try to fight them, or judge them," said Antony.
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Here's the data my agency is referencing for this post: When we try to control for founder skill and funds raised, the types of startups that first reach profitability do so in this order: On average, an e-commerce company is more likely to first reach profitability than an SMB SaaS company.
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The difference between New Zealand's rating and other laws that try to control what parents or guardians let their kids do online, however, is that the rating may actually prompt helpful discussions between adults and teens, even if many of them will still be watching whatever they want on Netflix without supervision.
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If the only the only thing you've done is try to control what we see in the privacy of our own dorm rooms, or make sure it's easy for violent men to get guns, or force refugee children into camps (where some people in your employ sexually abuse them), you obviously don't care about survivors.
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I hate the idea that our life experiences are "lessons," but dealing with Beau's one step forward, two steps back behavior issues and doing yet another seemingly fruitless round of IVF both seemed like someone was trying to teach me a lesson about how life is sometimes out of your control, despite everything you might do to try to control it.
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Let's also not forget this is the same company that, back in 2012, combined around 60 separate privacy policies into a single overarching policy and Google account covering multiple, distinct web products — thereby, also in a fell swoop, collapsing multiple user identities which, prior to then, people had been able to maintain (to try to control what Google knew about them).
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For some, it triggered wider existential conversations about the ways authorities try to control and contain our fundamental human impulse to congregate in public and express ourselves through music and dance—usually under the pretext of keeping us "safe," but too often with the effect of depriving certain communities of the only real-world spaces where they feel safe to begin with.
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In our hyper-anxious world, we try to control all that's around us -- we sweat if our phone chimes with a text and we can't immediately look; we curate Instagram and Facebook feeds to present an image of ourselves that is #authentic but in reality filtered and Facetuned; some of the richest men in America spend their billions trying to live forever.
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From California deciding, yeah, it is going to try to control the entire American automobile market from within the fifth largest economy in the world, to Tesla head Elon Musk saying, no, I am not going to let the US Securities and Exchange Commission be the boss of me: This week was about looking at the rest of the world and saying, You know what?
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Whether it rises to the level of a mass shooting typically depends on the death or injury toll — some organizations use a definition that includes any shooting in which at least four people were shot, others use definitions in which at least three or four people were shot and killed, and some use even narrower definitions that try to control for the details of the shooting.
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"What I came to feel relatively early on in my career is that manual effort—making something happen, getting on the committee, becoming part of the process, try to control your own destiny, not just riding up and down with the waves of the financial markets—was actually not only a driver, an important driver, of value and profitability but an important way to control risk, dig yourself out of holes when you slip into a ravine," he has said.
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