In a Hnath play, you repeatedly find yourself agreeing with a pointed speech, then agreeing with its rebuttal.
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Saying "thank you" sometimes feels like I'm agreeing with them.
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Are you surprised to find yourself agreeing with any here?
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Snowden: Being patriotic doesn't simply mean agreeing with your government.
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What happens if he ends up not agreeing with you?
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JIM CRAMER: Well, the stock market is agreeing with you.
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HEGSETH: So you are agreeing with the thesis of the piece?
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So I'm agreeing with you but I'm disagreeing with this description.
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WATTERS: I must be wrong if you&aposre agreeing with me.
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But secondly, why portray your opponent as secretly agreeing with you?
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Trump's supporters seem to be agreeing with Trump, in astonishing numbers.
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He was just agreeing with people who said it was treasonous!
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A lot of people are agreeing with pretty much everything you're writing.
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The Supreme Court reversed the decision, with Kennedy agreeing with the majority.
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My stomach is not agreeing with the frozen apps from last night.
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No sense of reality in terms of agreeing with the other parties.
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" Agreeing with the leader, the crowd reportedly chanted, "Go home, Donald Trump.
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As a dodge to agreeing with a ruling like Brown, it's absurd.
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Agreeing with laws only when they suit us is not an option.
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Will a new Trump revert to his decades of agreeing with Sen.
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On Thursday, he smiled throughout the hearing, occasionally even agreeing with Democrats.
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I get the unlimited soup (which ends up not agreeing with me later).
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Me agreeing with someone's interpretation of a theory does nothing of the sort.
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She even heard some people agreeing with the "You can say no" advertisements.
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If you're relying on people agreeing with you, then you're losing something comically.
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He has no one agreeing with him on his failed policy in Syria.
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The Taliban have spoken about agreeing with human rights based on Islamic law.
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Thomas, joined by Gorsuch, wrote a concurring opinion agreeing with the majority's decision.
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But, Braun argued, agreeing with Clinton isn't the point — protecting democracy from hackers is.
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"We will build a wall," Cruz said, agreeing with one of Trump's signature positions.
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But House Speaker Paul Ryan rebuked Trump on that claim, agreeing with GOP Rep.
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His inner circle was divided about the speech, with some agreeing with his decision.
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He has a reputation for just agreeing with whoever he's in the room with.
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She opened her tweets by agreeing with Piers Morgan and things went from there.
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"Certainly this is going to be bad," Trump said, agreeing with the surgeon general.
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But even in agreeing with liberals, he could be in line with Scalia's jurisprudence.
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"Got off scot free," Scarborough said of Trump, agreeing with co-host Willie Geist.
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Trump himself is famous for agreeing with the last person who bent his ear.
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Agreeing with your sentiment, but concerned that the rhetoric is going to actually backfire.
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Look: Here are some experts agreeing with me and offering up some helpful tips.
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People not even evaluating their positions on an issue, just agreeing with their side.
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I am agreeing with that, it's not the full fight and controlled all the rounds.
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Nerds agreeing with me is neither food nor sleep; I can possibly make due without.
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He enjoys it, he says, because it sounds like my vagina is "agreeing" with him.
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He isn't happy about going to court, but he also isn't agreeing with Chyna's demands.
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"You can see me clapping and visibly agreeing with what he said," Linfesty pointed out.
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I have found myself agreeing with most of the things said on The Bachelor tonight.
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On Thursday, conservative news sources and ordinary Americans were agreeing with Trump's message on Twitter.
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Judging by the new photos, though, retirement may be agreeing with the notoriously cranky host.
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"At the risk of agreeing with you, community policing is a great idea," Pence stated.
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For his part, Trump is decidedly not interested in agreeing with Colbert on any subject.
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Not reviewing a lower court's decision isn't the same as agreeing with it, of course.
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And until micro signals start agreeing with them, LME time-spreads will remain dangerously unpredictable.
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The global pandemic has put immigrant rights advocates in an unusual position: agreeing with ICE.
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"Tea" is also used when one is agreeing with a point someone has just said.
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It's also pretty popular at Amazon, with scores of buyers agreeing with the critics' conclusions.
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They lost, 5-3, with even the three more "conservative" dissenters agreeing with the result.
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But on Google's internal boards, other male employees backed up Damore, agreeing with his analysis.
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His advice was indeed easy to caricature, but he disarmed his critics by agreeing with them.
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She opposed illegal action at the refuge, while agreeing with the occupiers' critique about government overreach.
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Wright, 33, attempted rest and anti-inflammatory injections before agreeing with Watkins that surgery was necessary.
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For another, he is down in writing agreeing with Trump's nationalist prescriptions for protecting American jobs.
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I find myself increasingly agreeing with Cersei's snobby assessment of Winterfell in the show's first episode.
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His shouts would ring through the high ceiling, echoing back like God was agreeing with him.
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You're agreeing with Senator Ted Cruz on this, why is he right and the Democrats wrong?
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The judge scrapped an April trial date, agreeing with prosecutors to designate the case as "complex."
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"Everybody wants 50/50, so we'll see," Thames said, agreeing with the incredulous response that receives.
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"I don't find myself agreeing with Donald Trump very often about politics," Green told Business Insider.
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Even Never Trumpers will occasionally find themselves agreeing with the administration over one issue or another.
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Nonetheless, Trump came out against the bill, agreeing with many Republicans that it was a bailout.
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This assessment found Trump lacking and was followed by many other CEOs agreeing with this sentiment.
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Instead, Thorson responded to Lexa in the same tweet thread, agreeing with some of the criticisms.
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We spent long periods with the judge agreeing with him and admonishing me from on high.
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"Some things you have to do," Woodward said in agreeing with Baquet, according to the report.
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He was charged with fraud, and accused of agreeing with other executives to continue the practice.
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Still, I'm mostly at this point agreeing with Ross that he doesn't know what he's doing.
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But believing in the program's mission and agreeing with its methods are two very different things.
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The person you disagree with needs to feel like you're agreeing with them the whole time.
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They found the AI was 90 accurate at agreeing with the experts on a new data set.
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"There's less we have to do because of the good hair," Shawn said, agreeing with his father.
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Lewis, 77, piled on, agreeing with Stock that Trump's been unfairly maligned and castigated by Washington politicians.
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First-time home buyers were more likely to lack confidence, with 34 percent agreeing with that statement.
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And let my say, at the risk of agreeing with you, community policing is a great idea.
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In doing so, I'm nearly agreeing with the first time viewers that are appalled by the sights.
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But just as with past presidents, respect for authority does not require agreeing with every single decision.
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"The story of Michael Stewart galvanized the downtown art community," Mr. Deitch said, agreeing with Ms. LaBouvier.
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"There's got to be a change in the culture, also," Horowitz replied, seemingly agreeing with Kennedy's assessment.
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Given what he wrote in Obergefell, it is hard to see Justice Kennedy agreeing with the toothless standard
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BAIER: Krauthammer, found himself agreeing with the new president and questioning his own feelings about the Democratic Party.
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Neither can we seek a single grand solution, agreeing with all partners on a resolution to all problems.
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Later, as I thought about it more, I started agreeing with Matt that it didn't make any sense.
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John McCain went further Tuesday, agreeing with many Democrats that the secrecy encompassing the Republican plan is hypocritical.
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The term "construct" is "college dorm parlance," Vargas-Cooper writes, a short while before agreeing with Norman Mailer.
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"This isn't about everyone just agreeing with the president on every issue," said the former White House official.
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"We were just agreeing with what they were saying," Eric told me, when I spoke with him recently.
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"You know, I've never liked it either," he, agreeing with the young dictator over a long-time ally.
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Trump signaled he liked Gingrich's approach, agreeing with a Fox host's description that it could be called amnesty.
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Trump tends to resolve this kind of situation by simply agreeing with the last person he talked to.
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Conservative Justice Neil Gorsuch, a Trump appointee, issued a statement agreeing with the decision to deny the appeal.
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No response ever felt right, so I mirrored her sage nods, agreeing with her in a grievous way.
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An important part of that process will be the Government agreeing with the Opposition a program for the Bill.
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No one's brainwashed into agreeing with 100 percent of what anybody says, let alone a politician or a candidate.
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Kamala Harris, who tried to force her into agreeing with Harris's proposal that Trump should be thrown off Twitter.
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Trump didn&apost build that movement; he ably channeled the movement&aposs anger without actually agreeing with his policies.
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However, she denied actually wanting McCain to die and claimed she was agreeing with the "sentiments" of the article.
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An important part of that process will be the Government agreeing with the Opposition a programme for the Bill.
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"There is nothing about agreeing with a thug like Putin that puts America First," Hurd said in a tweet.
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" Crenshaw late Sunday responded to Trump's tweet by agreeing with the president that the media "deliberately misleads and spins.
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Last month, Trump surprised many when he said the report should be public, agreeing with a key Democratic demand.
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James insisted he had no role in Blatt's firing while agreeing with everything Griffin said Friday in explaining the move.
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If you guessed 'Minecraft', you're agreeing with a $2.1m bet made by Princeton University, 500 Startups and others into Piper.
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He has to brag about how "I have a very high IQ" or concoct stories about people agreeing with him.
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In the 2018 edition of my book, I'm actually agreeing with people that "Salvator Mundi" is partially in Leonardo's hand.
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But sadly, perhaps if it's not agreeing with the gender role of the person, parents tend to shut it down.
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And so, having racists agreeing with you is a confirmation of your racist statement rather than a refutation of it.
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The courtyard spectacle had all the trappings of a practiced performance, with the fighters politely agreeing with the intelligence officer.
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Pick: 49ers -6 While agreeing with Jon Gruden that Thursday games tend to be sloppy messes, we picked Chargers -1.
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But still, there was a 40-point gap between the percentage of Trump and Sanders supporters agreeing with that sentiment.
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The Republican leaders of the Senate are today merely agreeing with the sage council of these two powerful Democratic leaders.
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You can't go on with your life as an artist agreeing with everything around you and saying "this is fine".
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Mr. Haegert, who has dementia, smiled throughout the conversation, chiming in here and there, agreeing with his son's evocative memories.
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" And she spent the weekend apologizing for seemingly agreeing with a questioner who called President Donald Trump's actions "mentally retarded.
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If we're always agreeing with each other, then we haven't gone down paths of debate that allow new ideas to emerge.
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The video received mixed reviews on Reddit, with some agreeing with the man and others calling him out for his tactics.
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Cramer has been critical of Powell, agreeing with President Donald Trump, but for different reasons, that rate increases should be halted.
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When an entrepreneur keeps agreeing with them, Feld starts to worry that he or she is too easy to push around.
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How does it feel to be a critic of these technologies for years and suddenly see people start agreeing with you?
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Aside from agreeing with the principals of the occupation, I am here for the women that are closed out of voting.
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James insisted he had no role in Blatt's firing while agreeing with everything Griffin said Friday night in explaining the move.
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The Appeals Court just upped the sentence to 15 years ... agreeing with prosecutors that the 6 year sentence was shockingly lenient.
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You want the hiring manager to like you, but that doesn't mean agreeing with every little thing he or she says.
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Just 26% of the YouGov respondents said that agreeing with a candidate's positions was the most important factor guiding their vote.
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By early November 2014, he had left his job, agreeing with his boss that his online life had become a distraction.
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While agreeing with the GOP on many issues, they are and remain willing to welcome Republicans only on their own terms.
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People who were already predisposed to agreeing with the premise of a Barron's cover story will enjoy the confirmation it offers.
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The panel unanimously threw out the case, agreeing with the Bush administration that courts had no jurisdiction to hear detainee lawsuits.
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Perhaps they are agreeing with what they see as their party's view of the world without really endorsing the view themselves.
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The jury declined to indict any of the Waller County jailers, agreeing with medical examiners who ruled Bland's death a suicide.
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The only two female justices on Florida's high court, Justice Barbara Pariente and Justice Peggy Quince, dissented, agreeing with Ayala's assertion.
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By luring your opponent into agreeing with your initial assumptions, you can control the narrative, and ultimate outcome, in your favor.
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If you play the game as its creators intended, you run a very high risk of accidentally agreeing with a Nazi.
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Not agreeing with the concept of a hereditary monarchy in a country where it's celebrated is an odd place to be.
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Believers of "the consensus" argue that anyone not agreeing with them is uninformed, an idiot or being paid by nefarious companies.
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People wrote in to the publication agreeing with Kwok's experience, and CRS gained coverage in places like the New York Times.
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Well, at least in part because he doesn't want to give Berke the satisfaction of agreeing with him on absolutely anything.
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But the chair, while agreeing with their aims, must remind them that there is another group that comes first: the American people.
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Poland was the country most in favor of a ban on Muslim immigration with 71 percent of respondents agreeing with the statement.
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He stayed at the company for several weeks, agreeing with Tesla that he would see the next Autopilot upgrade through to release.
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"I mistakenly retweeted an alt right account I thought was agreeing with the horrible bombing of a hospital in Palestine," he tweeted.
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Race and policing in America "At the risk of agreeing with you, community policing is a great idea," Pence said to Kaine.
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Sanderson's predecessor Alexander Friedman had left last November after agreeing with the board the company would be best served by new leadership.
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Frankly, it shouldn&apost be allowed and many of them are standing there and sitting there and agreeing with me 22016 percent.
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"They snore and they snort," she said, agreeing with co-host Ryan Seacrest's observation that they pass a lot of gas, too.
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It is easier to stay on a president's good side by agreeing with him and telling him what he wants to hear.
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" In response, Pence chimed in, "And let me say, at the risk of agreeing with you, community policing is a great idea.
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Facebook is bringing its facial recognition technology back to Europe, despite agreeing with regulators to drop the feature nearly six years ago.
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That's a stance his other GOP rivals have long held, and they have previously criticized Trump for not agreeing with their position.
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" Agreeing with her husband, Nancy Golsteyn said the Constitution "gives the President the lawful right to intervene in this kind of situation.
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Earlier this month, the Justice Department launched an antitrust probe into the automakers for alleged anticompetitive actions in agreeing with the state.
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Andrew M. Cuomo said the state would decline to fight it, agreeing with the workers that their rights were being unconstitutionally violated.
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Jeb Bush, said she had deep-seated problems with Trump's foreign policy approach despite agreeing with him on certain issues like Iran.
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They long ago made their political risk-reward calculation, basically agreeing with Trump's view of a financially broke and spiritually broken nation.
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When it came up the Labor Party shut it down by agreeing with the ruling Coalition on most of what the latter said.
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While China was on record as agreeing with the need for the legislation, it firmly backed Lam's decision to suspend it on Saturday.
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"Can't believe I'm agreeing with Vladimir Putin but I am – further sanctions on North Korea very unlikely to work," Graham said on Twitter.
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"Even if your representative does not end up agreeing with you on an issue, it is important for them to hear your dissent."
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Stedman mostly spent his time agreeing with everything Winfrey said while the talk show star shared her reasons for contemplating a presidential run.
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So how can you go from those statements to agreeing with Mr. Rosenstein and then asking the President, or recommending he be fired?
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But a Reuters poll released the previous day delivered a very different verdict: 85033 percent agreeing with Trump's course against 41 percent disagreeing.
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However, support for political speech rights should not depend on agreeing with the speech taking place or disliking the politicians currently in power.
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McGahn, an unabashed opponent of restrictions on political spending, found himself agreeing with Elias's view of campaign finance law on a regular basis.
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The new departures come as Myanmar prepares to take some of the refugees back after agreeing with Bangladesh to start repatriation on Nov.
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"As Janet says, expansions don't die of old age," Ben Bernanke told conference-goers in January, agreeing with his successor at the Fed.
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The latest departures come as Myanmar prepares to take some of the refugees back after agreeing with Bangladesh to start repatriations on Nov.
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But the Supreme Court ended up agreeing with C&J that details of the Cerberus proposal didn't need to be disclosed to shareholders.
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"You are addicted to chaos," Henk, a counselor at Hope told me, and even though I hated agreeing with him, he was right.
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They said that agreeing with the families' arguments would require amending the law or ignoring how it had been applied in the past.
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But his rambling anger ended with a proclamation of his belief that life begins at conception — and left his questioner agreeing with him.
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James Risch (R-Idaho) made a point of agreeing with Warner in asserting the committee's "complete confidence" in the officials before the committee.
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The note added that by closing the banner ad or interacting with its website, you were agreeing with the site's data collection terms.
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I don't know if it's my period or the burger I ate earlier, but whatever it is, it's definitely not agreeing with me.
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W. A. Criswell, one of America's Southern Baptist leaders, said in agreeing with the Supreme Court's legalization of some abortions in Roe v.
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Around the time of the Mueller report's release in April, conservative news sources and ordinary Americans were agreeing with Trump's message on Twitter.
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Conservative parents with moral complaints about inappropriate videos surfacing in YouTube kids' channels find themselves inadvertently agreeing with leftist critiques of corporate power.
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The expense I'm not agreeing with because it costs the same as most of these video game platforms, and these have ... they're everywhere.
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Cooper's name immediately began trending on Twitter after making the comment, which resulted in a variety of media members agreeing with the CNN star.
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Odebrecht settled with Brazilian, U.S. and Swiss authorities in December, agreeing with affiliated petrochemical company Braskem SA to a record fine of $3.5 billion.
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Several publications interpreted the tweets as Trump agreeing with Assange's comments, which bolstered the president-elect's own skepticism about Russia's role in the election.
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He's not the clearest speaker on his best days, and he has a well-documented habit of agreeing with whomever he's just spoken to.
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For people who are interested in humor, how can you get past President Trump&aposs tweet today about Pocahontas agreeing with him on Hillary?
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I'd be surprised if you don't have everybody agreeing with what I'm saying next year some time," he said Thursday on CNBC's "Futures Now.
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Judge James Wynn wrote a separate opinion agreeing with the result, but emphasizing that the case is really about firearms, not stop-and-frisk.
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Ultimately, the mayor pulled back his plan, agreeing with the City Council to conduct a four-month-long study on Uber's effects on traffic.
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President Trump is blasting Republicans again on Twitter just days after he shocked his own party by agreeing with Democrats on a fiscal deal.
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Sometimes if people say something really mean about me I'll respond agreeing with them, but I don't think anyone's picked up that it's me.
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A federal judge sentenced Blankenship, the former CEO of Massey Energy, on Wednesday, agreeing with prosecutors who had sought the maximum sentence for him.
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It looks very much like the enthusiasts actually do a better job of agreeing with the experts than the experts do with each other.
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But then the thing is that you also get a lot of people agreeing with you, so you can't take it all too seriously.
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" Langan said he's listened to the entire recording, agreeing with VICE's description of the video being "oddly relaxing," adding "especially when chilling in bed.
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Farhad: I think there was some schadenfreude among media people about his announcement, but I found myself agreeing with a lot of Williams' position.
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When we amplify what they're saying by writing about it, don't mistake that for our agreeing with what they have to say about solutions.
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Under the terms of the settlement, Learfield IMG College is prohibited from agreeing with competitors to refrain from bidding or from submitting joint bids.
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When an ecstatic howl of "Gooooooooal!" suddenly resonates in the theater, as passionate as a gospel cry, you may find yourself agreeing with him.
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But she declined to support statewide regulations for the use of body cameras, agreeing with local departments that they should set their own standards.
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"We have taken the first step in agreeing with Airbus to buy 114 planes," Abbas Akhoondi was quoted as saying by the Tasnim news agency.
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In recent weeks, the "Mad Money " host has been critical of Powell, agreeing with Trump, but for different reasons, that rate hikes should be halted.
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I remember saying, "I agree he is a good guy," as a way of saying, I'm not agreeing with what you asked me to do.
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While agreeing with an analyst's assessment that revenue for Mophie has flattened out at around $200 million, Hales said the company has some exciting prospects.
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Increasingly, the way to escape from the hypocrisy of agreeing with the diagnosis while refusing the cure is to discount the findings of the scientists.
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Paying attention to Milo—not just lazily agreeing with him that he's ever so daring and ever so dangerous, but really paying attention—has worked.
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She also acknowledged that she had made a mistake in initially passing judgment on the poem, agreeing with Mr. Davutoglu that it was deeply offensive.
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Democrats have increased by 13 points, with only 64% agreeing with the significance of moral leadership during the Clinton era versus 77% during Trump's presidency.
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Much as he avoided Mr. Matthews's initial question, Mr. Trump tried not to answer at first, before ultimately agreeing with the premise of the questioning.
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"You have someone here who presents himself as two different people," Judge Copperthite said, agreeing with the defense that mental health might be an issue.
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But he also, at times, has been at odds with the president — including agreeing with a C.I.A. assessment about Russia's interference in the 2016 elections.
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The goals, 353 seconds apart, exploited what Coach Barry Trotz, agreeing with a reporter's question, considered two poor shifts in an otherwise "pretty complete" game.
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His political party, the Future Movement, stopped short of publicly agreeing with Hezbollah and its ally, President Michel Aoun, that Mr. Hariri was a hostage.
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He wants Democrats to come back to the table agreeing with his position on a wall, and he does not understand why they have not.
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Sanders added that voters keep telling his campaign that despite agreeing with his platform, they believe Biden is more likely to beat President Donald Trump.
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But Mr. Trump could save the meeting by agreeing with Mr. Xi to establish a formal way to work on Chinese-American relations over time.
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Last March, Poland signed its largest arms deal ever, agreeing with the United States to buy Raytheon Co's Patriot missile defense system for $4.75 billion.
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District and appellate judges in Washington, D.C., have sided with House Democrats, agreeing with them that the subpoena is enforceable and has valid legislative purposes.
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However, participants on both sides overwhelmingly think Trump should be held to the same standard as federal employees, with 220006 percent agreeing with that idea.
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Steny Hoyer, the number two House Democrat, embraced the possible return of earmarks, agreeing with the sentiment that Congress should have all the spending authority.
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The Saudis throttled back drilling last month after agreeing with OPEC, Russia and several other producers to put more barrels on the market in June.
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Cyrus shared a video of The Talk's conversation, seemingly agreeing with the women's defense of her, and all people who are shamed after they are attacked.
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If you still find yourself agreeing with the rhetoric of those supporting Trump, you might take today to ask yourself which side of history you're on.
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Trump blamed the "dishonest media" for portraying him as agreeing with Assange, whose organization has been under criminal investigation for its role in classified information leaks.
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But when it comes to the question of whether or not Big Little Lies should continue, we're going to go on record as agreeing with Vallée.
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He said that by filing briefs in support of PubPeer, social media giants like Google and Twitter are agreeing with an idea that he finds troubling.
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Well-constructed panels help the audience hear many different viewpoints at once, but these panels included superficial remarks and lots of people agreeing with each other.
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In the letters he quoted the hedge fund manager and fellow activist investor John Paulson, whose firm owns 14.6 million A.I.G. shares, as agreeing with him.
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In the meantime, Vice President Mike Pence agreeing with the president telling me earlier that it&aposs time for Robert Mueller to wrap up this probe.
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By agreeing with the Irish court, and declaring the Polish court system to be in effect illegitimate, the ECJ exacerbated the EU's widening east-west divide.
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"Honestly, more people have been agreeing with it than I would like," said a current Google employee who spoke to Motherboard on the condition of anonymity.
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Tuesday's results found that respondents believe the U.S. should lead the global fight against climate change, with 68 percent agreeing with that idea to some extent.
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Credibility with the media, in that context, is a negative—you want to be seen as fighting the press all the time, never agreeing with them.
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Based on the comments on her Instagram, the reception has been warm, with commenters agreeing with her dedication to putting herself first in life and love.
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Sheila Jackson Lee also made a statement in the form of a letter, signed by herself and others, agreeing with the sentiment but not the execution.
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Chewing tobacco, cigars and a pipe were also generally viewed as "very harmful," with 2628, 28503 and 22019 percent of respondents agreeing with the statement, respectively.
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But it recovered last year by agreeing with the R&A on a 12-year deal, for about $50 million annually, to carry the British Open.
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But now its Justice Department is agreeing with Texas that the entire law should be struck down because, they insist, the law's many provisions are intertwined.
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Last week, Purdue reached its first settlement in the recent wave of lawsuits, agreeing with the Sacklers to a $270 million deal with Oklahoma's attorney general.
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In fact, Trump repeatedly sought in the news conference to suggest that this will all be over soon despite virtually no experts agreeing with that view.
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"The truth is the press misunderstands and never records the big accomplishments of the White House," Mr. Ryan said, for a second agreeing with the president.
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Hook said the United States was "very pleased" with Johnson agreeing with the U.S. assessment, adding that there wasn't much left of the Iran nuclear deal.
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A spokesman for Graham told The Hill on Thursday that there's nothing inherently contradictory in agreeing with the president on some issues but disagreeing on others.
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"Yes and ..." is used in improv classes to teach actors to support their partners in improvisation by agreeing with the starting premise and continuing from there.
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Another small example, Hasen blocked my group from his Twitter account for agreeing with a liberal reporter that the PACEI was acting in a bipartisan fashion.
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And he sat there, and it seemed like he was agreeing with me, and I don't know, it seemed like we made some kind of progress.
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Despite Democratic FCC Commissioners Mignon Clyburn and Jessica Rosenworcel agreeing with Schneiderman on the matter, the Republican majority agency has dug its heels into the matter.
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"The primary reason we have looked at redesigning the currency is for counterfeiting issues," Mnuchin told the House Financial Services Committee, moments after agreeing with Rep.
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When she says we need to make Israel safe and doesn't mention Palestine, I don't want my silence to be misconstrued as me agreeing with her.
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When asked if their own country had a responsibility to help other countries, South Asia also came out on top with 94 percent agreeing with the statement.
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"You're caught between a need for border security and agreeing with what the president wants to do, but not how he wants to do it," Grassley said.
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He added to the confusion on November 29th by agreeing with Mr Hernández that both would accept the results of the TSE's count, then reneging hours later.
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Then, on Wednesday, he met with two House Democrats who want the government to negotiate prices — and they reported that he was back to agreeing with them.
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Kennedy also backed limitations on the application of the death penalty, agreeing with liberal colleagues that juveniles and the mentally ill should not be eligible for execution.
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Racially and culturally-polarized politics mean that most rank-and-file Republicans pull the lever for the party despite not agreeing with much of its economic agenda.
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The spot focuses on Democratic front-runner Foster Campbell, accusing him of working alongside Duke on legislation in the Statehouse and agreeing with him on several issues.
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A Reuters poll earlier this week indicated that the immigration ban has popular support, with 49 percent of Americans agreeing with the order and 41 percent disagreeing.
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The same day, an Iranian news agency quoted the transport minister as saying Tehran had "taken the first step in agreeing with Airbus to buy 114 planes".
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But defining "racism" as "agreeing with David Duke" is exactly the sort of definition of racism that many Americans, especially progressives, have been trying to move past.
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At her briefing on Monday, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House press secretary, condemned the attack without publicly agreeing with Britain's assessment that Russia was behind it.
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But some of the rally's participants may have trouble finding a place to stay — or agreeing with the city on a place where they can lawfully gather.
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Instead, she referred all such questions to FBI Director James Comey's recent statement and testimony while carefully avoiding agreeing with any of his critical findings that Mrs.
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But the jury ruled against Mr. Canterbury, agreeing with the defense's contention that he had in the meantime undermined his own credibility by consenting to another laminectomy.
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I found myself agreeing with much of what Jessica Lessin, founder of the tech news site The Information, wrote in the Times' Op-Ed section this week.
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However, as I grew older, I developed a certain disdain toward it, agreeing with the popular consensus among cultured people that the city was boring and unsophisticated.
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"Honestly, more people have been agreeing with it than I would like," a current Google employee who spoke to Motherboard on the condition of anonymity told us.
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In October, Alsup issued an order agreeing with the challengers that the administrative record compiled by the Justice Department as required under the Administrative Procedure Act was incomplete.
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And they're used to members not agreeing with everything they're working on: "no thinking person could possibly agree with every single thing that the ACLU does," says Strossen.
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Life on the road is agreeing with the Vancouver Canucks, who will wrap up a five-game trip with the visit to the Minnesota Wild on Tuesday night.
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Agreeing with medical experts who deemed Karia "a low risk" to commit the crimes again, Hennepin County District Judge Jay Quam opted not to send her to prison.
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Still, where reforming antitrust law for the digital age is concerned, RILA is largely right, even if it feels somewhat icky to be agreeing with Walmart about anything.
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"People are caught between the need for border security — and agreeing with what the president's trying to do — but not how he's trying to do it," said Sen.
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It gives me some comfort to know that the latest thinking in nutritional science and medicine is agreeing with the broad perceptions of healthy food across the country.
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"I think if you look at what Paul Ryan is saying, it didn't come out that way," Trump said when asked about Ryan agreeing with his fellow Republican.
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But he will also make clear that more spending will hinge on London agreeing with Brussels on the terms of its exit from the European Union in March.
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Farhad Manjoo: Because I'm scared that they'll unleash their bots on me, I should start by defending the techies a bit before I end up agreeing with you.
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Clinton deftly parried her rival's arguments, deriding many of them and agreeing with a few, and at times interrupting Mr. Sanders in hopes of provoking a testy explosion.
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This is bound to have political costs in the long run because readers become accustomed to doing little more than agreeing with opinions they already share with writers.
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Recently, Ms. Merkel salvaged her government after agreeing with her Bavarian partners to set up transit camps for migrants at the border with Austria and to refuse some.
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Some Warren supporters said they were unable to overcome concerns about Sanders' electability or the perceived divisiveness of his supporters, despite agreeing with much of his policy platform.
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" As the lawyer and the justice examined the language together, Mr. Landau, in a tone of pleased surprise, said, "I think I am maybe emphatically agreeing with you.
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In this edition: Tom Steyer on the trail, the Democrats debate Iran by agreeing with each other, and Republicans take aim at seats they'd drawn to be Democratic.
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U.S. SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE FOR IRAN BRIAN HOOK TELLS REUTERS THAT THE UNITED STATES IS VERY PLEASED WITH UK PM JOHNSON'S 'TRUMP DEAL' COMMENTS AGREEING WITH U.S. ON IRAN
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NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. — The Yankees fulfilled the main objective of the off-season late Wednesday night, agreeing with closer Aroldis Chapman on a five-year, $86 million contract.
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" As you wander through Andrew Montgomery's lush photographs of Dixter, as well as those of other projects Giubbilei has designed, you'll find yourself agreeing with his credo: "Gardening . . .
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"People are caught between the need for border security and agreeing with (what) the President's trying to do, but not how he wants to do it," Grassley said.
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The Times highlighted a comment agreeing with Stephens to pin to the top of the comment section, whereas most of the "Reader Picks" are critical of the column.
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Some of Netanyahu's ministers had supported the soldier's actions and the Prime Minister, after agreeing with Ya'alon, succumbed to pressure and expressed support for the soldier and his family.
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In the wake of Osaka's first Grand Slam triumph, there were messages of support for Williams as well as those condemning her behavior and agreeing with the umpire's calls.
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Odebrecht, Latin America's largest engineering group, settled in December with Brazilian, U.S. and Swiss authorities, agreeing with affiliated petrochemical company Braskem SA to a record fine of $3.5 billion.
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According to court documents obtained by PEOPLE, Odom, 36, responded to Kardashian's May filing, agreeing with the reality star who cited "irreconcilable differences" for the cause of their divorce.
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However, Qualcomm has appealed many of the decisions and settled some of them, for example by agreeing with Taiwanese regulators to invest $700 million in that country's technology sector.
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Reading the tea leaves of the press release, Sorkin called attention to the CEO agreeing with the board on the actions taken, possibly implying they were not his ideas.
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Rather I think the point the game is trying to make, and one that I find myself agreeing with, is that it's a state of being responsible for yourself.
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But the Republican-controlled Senate cleared Trump on both charges, accusing the House of a rushed and flawed process, but largely agreeing with Democrats that Trump's actions were improper.
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Agreeing with Ted Cruz and those in the #NeverTrump movement, many prominent GOP leaders from the House, Senate and beyond chose to spend these four days away from Cleveland.
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Fans were split on their reception of Fitzgerald's comments, with some agreeing with the coach and others blaming expensive tickets and a poor in-person experience for the decline.
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When the counterrevolution violently overthrew Egypt's first democratically-elected government, Doha made the cardinal sin of agreeing with the United States publicly by expressing concern about this backward step.
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When you are younger, you're more impulsive — you want things to happen faster so you are more direct — but that's when people say "yes" without always agreeing with you.
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In recent weeks, Cramer has blamed the Federal Reserve for the market's recent turmoil, agreeing with President Donald Trump, but for different reasons, that rate hikes should be halted.
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By Monday morning, Macron was trying to spin his way out of the diplomatic faux pas: both agreeing with the White House and doubling down on his own statements.
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Mika Brzezinski, agreeing with Axios' story yesterday about the global surge in women's empowerment, sent me this note about harnessing universal female energy in the quest for true empowerment.
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"When faced with a demonstrably erroneous precedent, my rule is simple," he wrote last June in a solo concurrence — a separate opinion agreeing with a judgment — in Gamble v.
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"It's good for society to have shared context," Bolding said, essentially agreeing with a comment by Lessig, who was lamenting the fractured nature of American politics and society onstage.
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And some of us in town who are Jewish (and whom, along with other non-Christians, the well-intended gesture was supposed to benefit) found ourselves agreeing with them.
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Foreign Minister Sergey V. Lavrov of Russia said in Moscow last week that his government did not support a global nuclear weapons ban, essentially agreeing with the American position.
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"There's been many cases where you see foreign courts in multiple countries all agreeing with the Western company," said Robert Atkinson, president of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation.
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Conservative Justice Clarence Thomas wrote an opinion agreeing with the court's decision not to hear the issue now but making clear that he would vote to uphold such laws.
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I was recently talking to a feminist who was surprised to find herself agreeing with the pope, because she thought of herself as an ideological enemy of the pope.
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Partially agreeing with a lower court's ruling in August, the High Court convicted Lee of bribing Park by supporting the equestrian career of the daughter of a friend of hers.
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Trump said at the weekend that he would hold off introducing further tariffs on Chinese goods after agreeing with Chinese President Xi Jinping to resume talks on a trade deal.
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His younger brother, Raul Castro, who took over as president in 2008, made history two years ago by agreeing with Obama to end Cold War hostility and start normalizing relations.
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But I think if you're relying on the audience agreeing with you or not to get a laugh or a round-of-applause, you're rallying, and that loses something comedically.
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The resolution, which is entirely symbolic, is a remake of a 2015 pledge which put 11 House Republicans on record agreeing with the scientific fact that humans cause climate change.
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However, agreeing with Mr Singer that objective ethical truths exist and imagining anyone, even a moral philosopher, has a monopoly on divining what these might be are not the same.
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But I think it can help explain that as we age, we become more susceptible to agreeing with political ideas that offer voters an illusion of control and greater certainty.
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National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster had been lobbying for the president to drop the expression for months now, agreeing with his predecessors that the phrase set up a dangerous dichotomy.
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In part, it was because I had secretly found myself agreeing with some of your Op-Ed essays, like the one you wrote about the Aziz Ansari sexual misconduct allegations.
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But when Kathryn Bigelow's "Detroit," set during the riots of 1967, was accused of appropriating black stories and black pain, she defended herself by agreeing with the charge — sort of.
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A judge appointed by President George W. Bush had previously ruled in that lawsuit that the Civil Rights Act does cover gender identity, agreeing with the department's Obama-era interpretation.
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And it's certainly surprising for me, a liberal feminist, to find myself agreeing with Donald Trump Jr., who expressed his dismay about the new policy — albeit for totally different reasons.
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I wish we could just all agree that putting out your own plan, while also agreeing with the goals of what Bernie has been championing for years, is TOTALLY FINE.
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When Steyer was not defending himself against Biden, or being ignored by Sanders ("we're talking about my plan, not yours"), he was largely agreeing with points made by other candidates.
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He has been accused of taking credit for other people's research and even using multiple aliases on Wikipedia to make it look as if people are agreeing with his posts.
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Mnuchin's remarks came a day after Trump stunned Washington and dismayed Republican congressional leaders by agreeing with Democrats to extend government funding and raise the debt limit until mid-December.
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Mnuchin's remarks came a day after Trump stunned Washington, and dismayed Republican congressional leaders, by agreeing with Democrats to extend government funding and raise the debt limit until mid-December.
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However, the President-elect told reporters on Saturday that he wants to "be sure" that there is actual evidence of hacking by the Russians before agreeing with the intelligence community's findings.
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" Agreeing with that assessment, Lena added, in a phone interview, "A lot of it was taking your own vulnerability — a little pained, a little fragile — and turning it into a strength.
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Watts — in clear, no-nonsense terms — argued that silence from leaders on the issue amounts to agreeing with the Ku Klux Klan, and that he disagreed with how the president responded.
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The Texas representative said on Sunday that he needs more information about the identities of the ISIS prisoners that were released or escaped during the Turkish offensive before agreeing with Sen.
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For as much as he appeals to and comforts his liberal audience, he would like to remind said liberal audience that simply agreeing with him on important issues isn't actually enough.
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Smuckler recently dismissed Rancourt from the case, however, agreeing with the prosecution's argument that she cannot effectively argue Labrie's defense team was ineffective since she herself was part of that team.
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One of the most damning examples come from company emails that show David's father, Richard, agreeing with a plan not to tell doctors that OxyContin is a stronger painkiller than morphine.
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The media storm unleashed by that seems to have shocked Leadsom into agreeing with her critics that she was not sufficiently experienced to cope with the intense scrutiny at the top.
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" Whitaker was agreeing with the president, who had said a month before the op-ed was published that a special counsel investigation of the Trump family's finances would be "a violation.
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Democratic lawmakers maintain that Metro underfunding is what contributed to the safety problems in the first place, largely agreeing with Evans that the federal government should pitch in its fair share.
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Then Mr. Murinson, while agreeing with my conclusion about close relations between Israel and Azerbaijan, says that the dialogue of Tel Aviv and Baku covers not only military and energy sectors.
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In March, the library said it would make the change, after agreeing with Ms. Padilla's argument — bolstered by an American Library Association resolution — that "alien" and "illegal alien" are pejorative terms.
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On Twitter, right-wing pundit Candace Owens got into an argument with a man claiming to Tibbetts's cousin, whom badgered for not agreeing with the White House line on the murder.
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State District Judge James Doherty set a September trial date and denied bail, agreeing with law enforcement officials who said Matthews was likely to flee the area or commit additional arsons.
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But then the Washington Nationals struck, agreeing with the All-Star left-hander Patrick Corbin on the first nine-figure deal — six years, $210 million — of the current free-agent market.
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It was a reflection of how far all sides are from agreeing with each other on how best to confront Iran as it increases its provocative actions in the Middle East.
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Romney in an impassioned speech on the Senate floor before the vote said that he was compelled to vote for his conviction despite agreeing with many of his actions as president.
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Mr. Trump also seemed far too solicitous in agreeing with Mr. Putin to create a joint working group on cybersecurity, an offer Mr. Trump withdrew after an avalanche of bipartisan criticism.
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"It's no surprise he would agree with Thomas, who was the one most frequently agreeing with Justice Scalia," said Carrie Severino, chief counsel and policy director of the Judicial Crisis Network.
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"It's not like everyone gets this side effect, but it could be something that people should be aware of," he says, agreeing with Pereira that physicians may not make the connection.
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"I benefit from a significant amount of privilege, and if I comply I'm agreeing with his policies and refusing to check my privilege for the sake of immediate comfort," said Meyers.
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According to the docs, obtained by TMZ, blog posts have been written describing the similarities between the songs ... and there are thousands of comments on those posts agreeing with Yasminah's ear.
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Some residents in these northern towns, while not always agreeing with Trump, said that they at least liked how he fought for his country and were drawn to his "America First" slogan.
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After Harris served about four years in prison, the New York Court of Appeals overturned the conviction, agreeing with Harris' defense team that one juror had a preconceived notion about the case.
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Valve will change Steam policy on a dime if it doesn't like the results, but at least for now, the biggest digital games distributor in the world is agreeing with the former.
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So assuming that the Supreme Court ends up agreeing with both Lucia and the Justice Department that the presiding ALJs were unconstitutionally appointed, what happens to defendants found liable in administrative proceedings?
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A lot of people are going to be agreeing with me about this today and tomorrow, and they'll mostly be invoking the need for party unity or the specter of Donald Trump.
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Kubayi met Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak and Rosatom head Alexei Likhachev on her visit to Russia, agreeing with Likhachev that South African and Russian technical teams would initiate discussions on cooperation.
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Lordy I hope there are tapes—I remember saying I agree he's [Flynn's] a good guy as a way of saying I'm not agreeing with what you just asked me to do.
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He now has the power to bypass Congress and end ObamaCare by agreeing with the 6900 states that have sued and settle their current ObamaCare lawsuit by conceding that ObamaCare is unconstitutional.
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I'm in the, once again, having the bewildering experience of agreeing with virtually everything you said there, and yet it has basically no relevance to what I view as our underlying disagreement.
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The Indiana-governor-turned-running-mate promised the lad that he would continue to support all right-to-try laws, apparently agreeing with similar language embedded earlier in the 2016 Republican platform.
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The first two sentences of this horoscope are a conceptual art piece called "Trolling the Olds" (2016), and if you found yourself agreeing with those sentiments, you really need to lighten up.
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With nearly 70 percent of the population agreeing with Brittany — that a terminally ill individual should have the option of medical aid in dying — I receive support from across the political spectrum.
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I'm sure they weren't agreeing with everything their children were doing, but also felt that Anoosh and Arash were old enough to be responsible for their actions and make their own decisions.
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Even when the two men were discussing bankruptcy, Mr. Biden only glancingly nodded at Ms. Warren, acknowledging that "she should get credit," while taking some credit himself for now agreeing with her.
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" Singer also noted that someone named Liz, presumably a federal agent, "raised her voice to me like she did in the hotel room about agreeing with her that everyone bribed the schools.
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Confidence in Trump's ability fell largely along party lines, with 76 percent of Republicans saying they were confident, and 31 percent of independents and just 10 percent of Democrats agreeing with them.
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But with a significant number of Democrats and independents agreeing with blaming protesters for the violence in Chicago, it seems that protest and violence are two different situations in the minds of voters.
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After Harris served about four years in prison, the New York State Court of Appeals overturned the conviction, agreeing with Harris' defense team that one juror had a preconceived notion about the case.
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This theory is very Lisa Rinna, but it also seems like pretty much everyone is going to end up agreeing with it, since no one is on good terms with LVP right now.
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Still, Democrats are about as supportive of the strikes as they were under Obama, with 22016 percent backing them in 257 and 8 percent agreeing with them now, according to the Washington Post.
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Liberal Justice Sonia Sotomayor wrote a statement agreeing with the court's decision not to hear the case, noting that it turned on whether Tharpe could appeal and not the merits of his claim.
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ADL's Global 27 poll, released in 21997, showed just 2100% of British respondents agreeing with a majority of the 2000 anti-Semitic stereotypes presented, compared with 210% in Germany and 2000% in France.
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I'm happy to report that the same Pew survey found that liberals were slightly better than conservatives on this point, with 41 percent agreeing with the science, compared to 37 percent of conservatives.
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"Well, I'm not going to publicly announce that something discriminates, which is agreeing with their letter, because we're really talking about a letter in which they're trying to define gender identity," he said.
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On Tuesday, Trump amended his position in a statement to the press that has him affirming his confidence in his intelligence agencies and agreeing with them that the Russians meddled in our elections.
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It says it's taking forward 51 of the 53 recommendations in the Taylor review — agreeing with him that banning zero hours contracts in their totality would "negatively impact more people than it helped".
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Sports Briefing | College Basketball Nevada-Las Vegas has moved swiftly to hire a new basketball coach after Chris Beard's sudden exit, agreeing with New Mexico State's Marvin Menzies on a five-year contract.
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While Democrats and Republicans generally agree with their own party most of the time, only 16 percent of Republicans and 20 percent of Democrats reported "almost always" agreeing with their own side's policies.
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The company emerged from U.S. Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings last July after agreeing with creditors to raise fresh capital, convert unsecured bonds to equity and push forward maturities of $5.7 billion bank loans.
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When broken down by party, a majority of Republicans or respondents leaning toward the GOP were very or somewhat confident in the security of the systems, with 2202 percent agreeing with the statements.
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But a U.S. judge overturned it last year, agreeing with conservation groups that the Fish and Wildlife Service had failed to properly assess impacts of the rule change on federally protected eagle populations.
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There's a lot in what we found in which he is agreeing with things that of course he doesn't say it himself, but he's accepting these very offensive things these hosts are doing.
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The Republican-led Senate Intelligence Committee released an official statement earlier this year agreeing with the assessment of America's top spies that Russia tried to sway the 2016 election in favor of Trump.
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A- Tom Steyer He began by agreeing with Bernie Sanders that the economy is not working for the majority of Americans and finished the same answer with a criticism of President Donald Trump.
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SEOUL, South Korea — President Trump assured South Korea's acting president on Monday of the United States' "ironclad" commitment to defend the country, agreeing with Seoul to strengthen joint defense capabilities against North Korea.
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To say that if you think Lee statue should stay up, there's no distinction between what you believe and what a white nationalist believes, and it felt like he was agreeing with them.
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Berlin also denied part of the government's request for records, agreeing with Google that the demand for contact information for more than 25,000 was too broad and could violate the privacy of employees.
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After students read a text, ask them to write for a few minutes in response to the following prompts: Believe: Write about all of the reasons you have for agreeing with this text.
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Two people inside the White House predicted cooler heads will prevail and Trump will end up agreeing with McConnell in the end, who has privately advocated for a brief trial with no witnesses.
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And ultimately, Mueller did not reach a decision about whether Trump had obstructed justice, but Rosenstein helped clear the President, agreeing with Barr's assessment that the evidence wasn't sufficient to establish a prosecutable crime.
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"I think she's in that unfortunate position of being beholden to her left wing to where she cannot be seen as agreeing with the president on anything until after she is speaker," Mulvaney said.
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This meant providing intimate details about every moment that they could recall and agreeing with what the project was about — and then not giving me their contact info so I could send them prints!
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Eighty-three percent of LGBTQ Americans think sex work between consenting adults should be legal, with nearly all in this group agreeing with the statement that legalization will "minimize the risk" for sex workers.
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"I think there is a way to break this impasse," he added, agreeing with German Defense Minister, Ursula von der Leyen, that bringing those two powers to the table was the essential first step.
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Many EU countries, along with Russia and Turkey, can be expected to raise their opposition to them while agreeing with you that Iran is engaged in dangerous activities -- including attempted assassinations on European soil.
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LOS ANGELES/RIYADH (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's first cinema in more than 13 years will open on April 18 in Riyadh, the capital, the authorities said on Wednesday after agreeing with AMC Entertainment Holdings (AMC.
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Once I got past the title (meaning, I actually read the story), I found myself not only agreeing with your premise, but angered by the concept of losing this very significant monument of nature.
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The trans-Atlantic relationship has been rattled since Donald Trump took office; Germany suddenly finds itself agreeing with China more on certain issues, like climate change, than with the United States, its longtime ally.
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On Monday, he retweeted a tweet from his wife, former first lady Michelle Obama, agreeing with another former first lady, Laura Bush, about the "cruel" and "immoral" nature of splitting up immigrants and kids.
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By agreeing with Washington to put all options on the table, Mr. Abe is playing the role of reliable United States ally, while hoping to encourage China to moderate the North's behavior, they said.
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Judge Amy Berman Jackson of the Federal District Court for the District of Columbia blocked the deal in February, agreeing with the Justice Department's arguments that putting the two insurers together would harm customers.
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In a recent op-ed article in The Wall Street Journal, he seemed to try to reconcile that by agreeing with Mr. Trump's criticism of Mr. Obama's New Start arms control treaty with Russia.
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Lewandowski largely confirmed the version of events contained in Mueller's report, at times complying with Democrats' line of questioning by agreeing with the way Mueller's report characterized his actions and responses to Trump's directives.
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"With this outlook, she can support the call to respect women's rights, and offer convinced support for greater reciprocity between males and females, while not agreeing with everything some feminist groups propose," he said.
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Pompeo, who previously led the CIA, has maintained some distance from Trump on the issue, agreeing with the assessment of Russian interference while also suggesting at times that the problem isn't limited to Russia.
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This means being consistent in agreeing with our other group members—whether that group is our political party or our religious faith—that we will not stray too far from our group's core beliefs.
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So all I'm saying is on this, Carl, the rest of the world -- I call it a trade coalition of the willing -- the rest of the world is now essentially agreeing with the United States.
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James Eastland of Mississippi and Herman Talmadge of Georgia, two Southern Democrats who opposed civil rights and desegregation, as examples of senators with whom he worked in the 1970s despite not agreeing with their views.
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But the positive news continued overnight with euro zone finance ministers agreeing with Greece and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on what they called a "breakthrough" deal that will address Athens' requests for debt relief.
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Still, it seems like she's contemplating getting the law involved at some point: After agreeing with Chet, she still takes photos of all her bruises with her cell phone, saving the photos just in case.
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One of the three judges that heard the appeal filed a dissent, agreeing with the District Court's ruling that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers had violated the law when issuing permits for the pipeline.
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And despite Wright agreeing with Antonopoulos in a blog post on Tuesday, he is no doubt aware of the opportunity to influence the direction of an entire economic, social, and technical system such as bitcoin.
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It's not always about agreeing with what the perpetrator has done, but about accepting it and finding a way to get through the everyday, while remaining loyal to the person that you know they are.
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Some say the snarky symbolic gestures are not enough and others agreeing with the White House, saying it's simply uncalled for, as it's not just an act of disrespect towards the president but to Americans.
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BECKY QUICK: My understanding of those enforcement provisions in the past and the real sticking points came that the United States wanted to be able to basically unilaterally decide whether China was agreeing with this.
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"The court noted that the roll-out was rushed, agreeing with the assertions of the petitioners, and that the legislative framework for the program was inadequate," said George Kegoro, head of Kenya Human Rights Commission.
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Whenever he said 'With all due respect, Senator' — the stock phrase signaling disagreement — he looked so genuinely respectful, almost regretful, that one could easily conclude that he was agreeing with his interlocutor rather than demurring.
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And she's posted about how much she loves and respects her parents too, so if her father has a problem with Colton and the process of the show, she could end up agreeing with her dad.
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The fourth member of the group, Jimmy Feigen, was set to leave the country on Friday night after agreeing with a judge to donate $11,000 to a sporting charity, a condition of police returning his passport.
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US District Judge Tanya Chutkan in Washington on Monday rejected Butina's request that she be released on bond ahead of her trial, agreeing with a previous decision that the alleged Russian agent posed a flight risk.
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Jones wrote a separate opinion agreeing with the decision to have Jane Doe appear before a judge, but disagreeing that the Garzas should be allowed to continue representing Jane Doe if she did want an abortion.
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Paranormal enthusiasts, skeptics, and agnostics all have an equal shot at feeling validated by the film's take on historical reality, while also ultimately agreeing with Wan's cinematic philosophy that terror is terror, regardless of the source.
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The Japan Meteorological Agency, for example, says La Nina is in effect and will continue through fall, and the Australian Bureau of Meteorology, while agreeing with much of NOAA's assessment, still has a watch in effect.
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While DHS initially said Tuesday they had a record of Montes' DACA status expiring in 2015, they released further information Wednesday saying he did, in fact, have DACA status until 2018, agreeing with lawyers for Montes.
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His former campaign foe, Senator Ted Cruz, told The Hill, "I don't know how widespread it was, but I know it's real problem, persistent problem," even as he stopped short of completely agreeing with Trump's comments.
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"Most of the people that I talked about that we have open cases on are American citizens," Comey told a U.S. Senate panel, agreeing with Senator Patrick Leahy that citizenship does not determine a person's intentions.
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"I think it's a good song, but too many people sing it," he told The Guardian in 2009, agreeing with a critic for The New York Times who asked for a moratorium on "Hallelujah" in movies.
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Van Ness said that he realized that he would endorse Warren during the last Democratic debates in Houston, agreeing with her stance on healthcare and that he has "had enough" with the current health insurance industry.
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Other members of the LGBTQ community found Spacey's statement problematic too, agreeing with Quinto that it seemed he was using his coming out as a way to draw attention away from the allegations of sexual misconduct.
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"EPA is not committing to changing any part of the rule, or agreeing with the merits of the petition – the Agency is simply granting petitions to reconsider specific provisions," the EPA said in a press release.
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We settled with the Federal Trade Commission — without agreeing with its allegations regarding an advertising campaign that ended more than five years ago — because we are focused on the future and our students' ambitions and goals.
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In compiling this by-no-means-comprehensive list, I found myself agreeing with a common sentiment expressed by many of the writers: In our culture, we don't talk enough about the important issues that surround sex.
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"There's more of a chance on Republicans agreeing [with Democrats] on this than almost any other issue," Jeff Hauser, director of the Revolving Door Project at the Center for Public Policy and Research, told VICE News.
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This entire movie depends on viewers taking Rogers's side and agreeing with him that superheroes should be free to run fast and loose despite the fact that letting them operate unregulated would never happen in real life.
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Murphy Oil USA Inc has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to consider the enforceability of class-action waivers in workers' arbitration agreements, agreeing with the National Labor Relations Board that the legal issue is ripe for review.
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Hayes's Monday tweet prompted an immediate response from The Huffington Post's Sam Stein, a regular MSNBC guest, who added fuel to the fire by agreeing with Hayes and extending the argument to a terror attack in Minnesota.
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Workers at the female-headed firms felt more positive about their organizations' corporate strategy and mission, both understanding and agreeing with the overall strategy at a higher rate than did employees at companies with more male executives.
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But for those of us predisposed to agreeing with what political action MTV had on offer, all there is to do is cringe when they inevitably cut back from something like that to, like, Katy Perry dunking.
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The transcript of one police investigator interrogating Mr. Pavlensky, and, amazingly, eventually agreeing with the artist's views and quitting his job in the Russian security services, became the script for a play staged at a Moscow theater.
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This is especially troubling given that Trump is well-known for agreeing with the last person who speaks with him, and will hang out with basically anyone who wants to post a picture of him on Instagram.
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In an interview with the Washington Post on Tuesday, NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine details his learning process on the climate issue, and how he went from climate science contrarian to agreeing with most Democrats on this issue.
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The United Nations is scaling up assistance after agreeing with Turkish authorities to double the number of trucks it sends across the border to 100 each day, said Mark Lowcock, U.N. Under-secretary General for Humanitarian Affairs.
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Most notably, in 2012, Breyer and Kagan joined with the conservatives to declare the Affordable Care Act's Medicaid expansion unconstitutional, agreeing with the conservative majority that the federal government had unconstitutionally coerced state governments into expanding Medicaid.
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Medians in a Reuters poll showed only two hikes next year compared to three increases based on the Fed's own dot plots, but economists could be swayed into agreeing with the Fed if tariffs drive up inflation.
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Biden accused "Bernie's people" of putting out a "doctored video" that was edited to appear to show him agreeing with former Republican Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives Paul Ryan that Social Security should be privatized.
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The fact-checking website ruled that the Sanders campaign distorted Biden&aposs quote by omitting the part of the speech that came after the 20-second clip, in which Biden was mocking Ryan, not agreeing with him.
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Roberts could end up agreeing with the conservative justices that the statutory language of the Securities Act bars individual suits filed outside of the three-year time window, regardless of whether a class action is on file.
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Belgium extended an olive branch to Mr. Trump in its video, agreeing with his comments last March that its capital, Brussels, was a "hellhole," but urging him to check out the Flemish-speaking north of the country.
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And we loved to see many other students from J.R. Masterman School, like Anna Praticò, G Jap, Sivan Frankel, Tino K. and Ian Birley, pushing back on and agreeing with specific points made by their fellow commenters.
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Kimbrel has a home now, after missing out on more than a third of the season, agreeing with the Chicago Cubs on a three-year, $43 million contract on Wednesday, the final day of the amateur draft.
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A federal appeals court on Monday overturned a judge's order requiring two merged luxury airlines to bargain with a pilots' union, agreeing with the companies that a dispute over how negotiations should proceed must be settled in arbitration.
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The Trump administration has settled with groups that filed more than a dozen lawsuits over the Obamacare rule that required employers to provide insurance coverage for contraception, agreeing with challengers who had argued the mandate violated federal law.
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Data: While helpful in identifying underserved audiences, for example, it won't dictate individual elements of a piece of content, Snap head of content strategy Mike DiBenedetto said during a storytelling panel, with other execs agreeing with him. 3.
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As Mulvaney was getting settled in, a source told Reuters, CFPB general counsel Mary McLeod sent a memo agreeing with the U.S. Justice Department that Trump had the power to appoint Mulvaney as temporary leader of the watchdog.
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Williams' legal team tried to show a split among ETE's advisers, with their deal lawyers at Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz privately agreeing with a suggested solution to the tax problem proposed by Williams' lawyers at Cravath Swaine & Moore.
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This sounded terrible to many ideological conservatives but was perhaps appealing to some white working-class voters who felt cross-pressured between agreeing with the GOP on culture and identity issues but more affiliation with Democrats on economics.
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The judge decided in favor of the Federal Trade Commission, agreeing with its complaint that Amazon surprised consumers with charges because it failed to sufficiently inform them that games labeled "free" could later allow purchases to be made.
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In interviews he was often diffident and obliging, agreeing with whatever the interviewer said in order to allow them to project their own exegeses onto him and then go away and write up their own versions of him.
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NYInsider, NYC: The reasons in favor of affirmative action as stated in this editorial are persuasive, and as a middle-aged white man who considers himself a progressive I find myself agreeing with many of them in theory.
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The concerts and lectures I attended last Saturday and Sunday gave me a new understanding of the forces shaping Russian music at the time, even if I did not come away agreeing with Mr. Taruskin's verdict, quoted above.
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I've come to understand that it's not just because they align with them on certain issues, it's because they don't want even the slightest appearance of agreeing with the right or the progressive left wing in their questioning.
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Biden accused "Bernie&aposs people" of putting out a "doctored video" that was edited to appear to show him agreeing with former Republican Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives Paul Ryan that Social Security should be privatized.
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Breaking down the YouGov poll by race shows a major difference in opinions between black and white respondents — with 33 percent of black people strongly agreeing with the statue removal and 40 percent of white people strongly disagreeing.
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Because the system is such an obviously ungainly monster, the goal of reforming it has the potential to break down some political walls: Although we are affiliated with the libertarian Cato Institute, we find ourselves agreeing with Sen.
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Today the ride-hailing giant has settled a Federal Trade Commission investigation into data mishandling, privacy and security complaints that date back to 2014 and 2015 — ostensibly agreeing with the FTC's complaint that it misrepresented its practices to consumers.
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"I wasn't saying what he wanted me to say, and I wasn't agreeing with what he wanted me to agree with," said Acosta, who wrote a blog post about this toxic venting experience in The Huffington Post in 2011.
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But whether or not you end up agreeing with Gordon's thesis, this is a book well worth reading — a magisterial combination of deep technological history, vivid portraits of daily life over the past six generations and careful economic analysis.
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He introduced the concept to me of "Yes, and," which is all about agreement and building on a scene and agreeing with the reality of a situation, so I think that's a profound concept and he imparted his wisdom.
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BERLIN/HALTERN AM SEE (Reuters) - Germany's opposition Greens have softened their stance towards utility companies, agreeing with powerful trade union IG BCE that they should not have to bear alone the costs of the country's exit from nuclear power.
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BERLIN/HALTERN AM SEE (Reuters) - Germany's opposition Greens have softened their stance towards utility companies, agreeing with powerful trade union IG BCE that they should not have to bear alone the costs of the country's exit from nuclear power.
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Researchers call known attitudes—such as agreeing with the statement "I think black people are lazier than whites"—explicit biases, and hidden beliefs—such as unintentionally associating African-Americans with fear or evil more often than whites—implicit biases.
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After agreeing with his wife that spending most of his working life on tour wasn't necessarily going to be conducive to conducting a lasting and healthy marital relationship, the 66-year-old found himself peering in new musical directions.
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CLINTON STANDS BY DEATH PENALTY: The Hill's Ben Kamisar reports: Hillary Clinton's support of the death penalty extends to her agreeing with the Justice Department's decision to seek the punishment with the man accused in last year's Charleston shooting.
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The decision has been condemned by civil liberties and press freedom advocates around the world as a dangerous blow to journalistic integrity, many agreeing with VICE that journalists shouldn't be required to serve as an extension of law enforcement.
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As first selectman, Ms. Daniel is trying to straddle the divide, agreeing with those who want, for example, sidewalks connecting the school campus with the town center, while reassuring others that the town is not headed for mass commercialization.
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Where it stands: The Justice Department is seeking to determine if Ford, VW, Honda and BMW "violated federal competition law by agreeing with each other to follow tailpipe-emissions standards beyond those proposed by the Trump administration," WSJ reports.
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"There have been days where there should be a no tweeting law and I feel like I'll ground him," said Jenner, laughing and agreeing with DeGeneres' suggestion that he hire a "board of directors" to approve his social media posts.
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Geoffrey Stone, ACLU board member and acting dean at the University of Chicago Law School, surprised people by agreeing with Alexander and going even further: he said Snowden is a criminal who should be tried, prosecuted, and put in jail.
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Ultimately, Terry determined that the Old Post Office project was in compliance with the lease, agreeing with the hotel's position that the prohibition of elected officials benefitting didn't apply when the official was "admitted to" the lease before they were elected.
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It is anyway doubtful whether Mr Trump or the many Republican leaders who in recent years have been free to speak out against abortion without any danger of the Supreme Court agreeing with them, would really want this to happen.
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Mr Corbyn also wants policies made from the bottom up, with a bigger role for the party conference (evidently not agreeing with Arthur Balfour's dictum that he would prefer to take advice from his valet than from a Tory conference).
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Although I am not supportive of many of President Donald J. Trump's initial actions and Cabinet picks, I am cautiously giving him a chance before agreeing with those who are certain that he is leading the United States off a cliff.
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While agreeing with May that her deal provides the best option for exiting the EU, Amber Rudd, the work and pensions minister, said a Norway-style relationship with the bloc might also offer a way out of the current deadlock.
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And in the meanwhile Facebook users are being socially engineered, with selective examples and friction, into agreeing with things that align with the company's data-harvesting business interests — handing over sensitive personal data without understanding the full implications of doing so.
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The family appealed, and, in January, a panel of judges on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit issued an opinion agreeing with the lower court that the Pinehurst officers were not subject to liability in this case.
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Turning to future trading relations, Bailey reiterated his plea for the EU to keep its markets open to the City of London's finance industry by agreeing with Britain to mutual recognition or accepting the broad thrust of each other's rules.
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The appeals court panel also opened the gates for a greater flow of refugees by agreeing with a lower court order that said refugees already assigned to resettlement agencies can enter the U.S. regardless of Trump's executive order on travel.
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But if Heller voted to defund Planned Parenthood, the poll found, 220006 percent of likely voters — which includes 2202 percent independents and 2628 percent Republicans — would be less likely to support the Nevada Republican, despite agreeing with him on other issues.
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The criminal complaint accuses Schlosberg, 36, of agreeing with Jessup and Foster two weeks in advance to "engage in conduct that would constitute theft of property" and of traveling to the pipeline site in the same vehicle as Jessup and Foster.
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I usually stick to the opinions I have and others often feel intimidated by this and end up agreeing with what I have to say, probably because so many people don't have a mind of their own if I'm being honest.
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Even though I have my set of opinions and feelings, I'm not interested as a viewer in watching echo-chamber propaganda where it's a bunch of people who look like me agreeing with each other and complimenting each other's yoga pants.
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Mike Lee's political career by agreeing with him on his criticisms of the White House's Iran briefing: Seth Meyers also went through Republican senators' comments of the Iran briefing: Trevor Noah gave an explainer on the Australian fires: And Sen.
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Even before the president's remarks aboard Air Force One, Democratic officials in California had been in the awkward position of agreeing with Mr. Trump about the need for a solution to homelessness — though they remained suspicious of the president's real motivations.
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The ruling was a major victory for securities regulators and prosecutors, who for two years had been grappling with the ramifications of a decision by a New York-based federal appeals court that some interpreted as agreeing with Salman's position.
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But if he is confirmed, like all secretaries of defense in recent decades, he is likely to face a series of crises where he will be called up to give the President military advice, rather than just agreeing with him.
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Judge George Daniels dismissed the case on "lack of standing," agreeing with Trump's lawyers' argument that the claims do not fall within the interests of the Emoluments Clause, and should be resolved through the "political process," according to the ruling.
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"The economic data waxes and wanes and there's clearly a seasonal adjustment in the first quarter from which we see a bounce back," said David Donabedian, chief investment officer of CIBC Atlantic Trust Private Wealth Management in Washington, agreeing with the Fed's diagnosis.
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His low point: When Castro was telling O'Rourke he was wrong for not endorsing a repeal of Section 1325 of the Immigration and Nationality Act, O'Rourke nodded his head in a way that made it look like he was agreeing with the criticism.
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A federal judge in Washington rejected Butina's request to reconsider her current pretrial detention, agreeing with findings over the summer by another judge that there were no release conditions that would assure the court that Butina wouldn't try to flee the country.
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Mayer wrote back, agreeing with the "Skyscraper" songstress that now was not the time to be silent: "This is the perfect time to remind everyone that speaking out against hate and bigotry should be the LEAST CONTROVERSIAL stance ever," wrote the singer.
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Renowned for agreeing with whoever last spoke to him, Mr Trump, who just last week appeared ready to deal, on January 18th said he would only sign an immigration deal that Tom Cotton and Mark Meadows—hardliners in the Senate and House—approved.
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Much of the two hours was spent with them strenuously agreeing with each other: on the right of women to have abortions, on the necessity of seriously addressing climate change, and on the impropriety of Donald Trump occupying the office of president.
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YANGON (Reuters) - The United Nations is awaiting "effective access" to the Myanmar region where 700,000 Rohingya Muslims were driven out in an army crackdown, months after agreeing with the government to aid the return of refugees, the U.N. country head said on Tuesday.
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While Linklaters largely glosses over the chequered origins of the Streams project, the law firm does make a point of agreeing with the ICO that the original privacy impact assessment for the project "should have been completed in a more timely manner".
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Given this additional context, it seems at least possible that Trump's tweet might be agreeing with Sulzberger's point (also made by plenty of others), that the "enemy of the people" rhetoric fosters a dangerous environment for those who work in the media.
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In other words, Coates' analysis of black history is not truth, but one proposition among many, and by no means so self-evident or empirically impregnable that anyone deserves to be beaten over the head as morally obtuse for not agreeing with it.
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According to the judge's written ruling, agreeing with U.S. Soccer's argument could yield an 'absurd result,' in which a woman could be paid half as much as a man as long as she negated the disparity by working twice as many hours.
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DETROIT/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A federal judge in Detroit on Thursday ordered that a Volkswagen AG executive charged in the automaker's diesel emissions scandal be detained until his trial set for next year, agreeing with prosecutors that the German national represented a flight risk.
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The gun companies' lawyers have argued that their clients are immune from the claims cited in the lawsuit, and they cautioned that agreeing with the families' arguments would require amending the law or ignoring how it had been applied in the past.
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Ankara halted its incursion against the YPG last month after agreeing with Moscow for the YPG to pull out of a swathe of land east of the Euphrates river, as well as the towns of Tel Rifat and Manbij, west of the river.
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But the FDA ruled that the potential benefits outweighed the risks, agreeing with an advisory committee that cited a lack of safe alternatives and the pleas from family members who claimed the drug was already helping or could help their loved ones.
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Conservative Justice Clarence Thomas wrote a separate opinion, joined by fellow conservative Neil Gorsuch, agreeing with the outcome but calling for the court to throw out a broader precedent from 1971 that allows people to sue federal officials individually for civil rights violations.
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While agreeing with the broader outlines of an idea to divert many from that group to Family Court, Republicans in the Senate had sought a series of stipulations about the kind of charges that would still be considered serious enough for Criminal Court.
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As I wrote about earlier this week, more Democratic voters this year say the ability for a candidate to beat the other party's candidate is more important than agreeing with a candidate on the issues than in any cycle since at least 2004.
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Democrats and those leaning-Democratic are far more likely (81 percent) to say the country needs to continue making changes to give blacks equal rights with whites than Republicans, but the share of Republicans agreeing with those Democrats has increased since 2014.
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Fiat Chrysler – China's Great Wall Motor said it is indeed interested in bidding for all or part of the automaker, but clarified earlier reports by agreeing with Fiat Chrysler that it had not, in fact, approached the company about a possible deal.
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According to a complaint filed by the European Center for Digital Rights on behalf of an anonymous individual, the platform blocked users who didn't consent to the new privacy policies and used "tricks" – including fake message notifications – to pressure them into agreeing with the policies.
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This trend ties in with the rising competition among employers to secure the best possible employees as more and more jobs open up with fewer people to fill them, the CEO said, agreeing with Cramer that it's a good time to be an employee.
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You've also probably heard some of your family members and friends agreeing with these sentiments; "I'd love a woman to be president, but I just don't think now's the time to risk it with one of these women" seems to be a favorite argument.
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During the Watergate era, it was rumored that Graham had been caught on tape agreeing with many anti-Semitic remarks made by then-President Richard Nixon about Jews "controlling the media," a controversy that was renewed when the tapes were finally made public in 2002.
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Corretja described Murray's style as something of a throwback, saying he may have lacked the explosive power of some of the modern generation but knew how to outwit opponents, agreeing with former U.S. Open champion Andy Roddick that he was unrivalled as a tactician.
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Fincantieri bought 66.66 percent of STX France in May after agreeing with France a month earlier that it would then sell a 7 percent stake to Italy's Fondazione CRT and 12 percent to French military shipbuilder DCNS, thus reducing its own holding to 48 percent.
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Data from public consultations and surveys reported by the CCG showed 20143% agreement from the public on the need for those with higher BMIs to reduce weight and for smokers to stop, and 73% agreeing with asking people with BMIs over 30 to lose weight.
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It also lowered the capital gains rate from 20 percent to 28 percent, agreeing with Democrats that capital gains generally benefiting the wealthy should be taxed at the same rate as ordinary income from workers — the heart of Reagan's and now Trump's blue-collar support.
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" (A spokesperson for Securus did not immediately respond to a request for comment.) FCC Chairman Pai likewise praised the court for agreeing "with my position that the FCC exceeded its authority when it attempted to impose rate caps on intrastate calls made by inmates.
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At an Iowa campaign stop on Saturday, Joe Biden lashed out at the Bernie Sanders campaign for what he called a "little, doctored video going around" that appears to show Biden agreeing with former Speaker Paul Ryan on proposing cuts to Medicare and Social Security.
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She has never thought about mentioning the encounter publicly until now, because she thought people would have been more shocked that she "even thought it was an issue," agreeing with the claim that Weinstein's alleged inappropriate behavior towards women was an "open secret" in the industry.
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Turkey had in the past warned of carrying out military operations east of the river but put them on hold after agreeing with the United States to create a safe zone inside Syria's northeastern border with Turkey that would be cleared of the Kurdish YPG militia.
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James Lankford, while agreeing with Sessions' call that the Obama's order was the "wrong approach," said in a statement that "we as Americans do not hold children legally accountable for the actions of their parent," adding that Congress "must address this issue" in the coming months.
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Often we spend the entire hour half-slumped on the couch either vigorously agreeing with a shark's decision to fund, yelling at their lack of realizing the true potential of a new dog subscription box, or cringing at the tense interrogation the sharks can throw down.
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I think there are some Americans that are fighting — they are not agreeing with this — but I am asking to the people who aren't: Please read the news, please see the children, the pictures of the children crying, because they don't have their parents with them.
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It earlier lifted off five-month lows versus the yen after U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told the Financial Times that a strong dollar was a positive in the long term, while agreeing with U.S. President Donald Trump that it hurt exports in the short term.
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After this, he and Mehanna sought to distribute propaganda for al Qaeda in Iraq, with Mehanna agreeing with Abousamra that "the best recruitment tool was to distribute inspirational media depicting great suffering, and it would increase AQ [al Qaeda] membership a billionfold," according to the indictment.
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Interactions with the police: In his written analysis agreeing with a decision not to hear a case, Justice Clarence Thomas (one of the most conservative justices sitting), questioned the constitutionality of civil forfeiture (when police legally take people's possessions even if they haven't committed a crime).
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg partially dissented, agreeing with the other seven justices in the majority that Lexmark's post-sale restrictions in its contracts with customers cannot be enforced through patent litigation but saying that patent owners can still assert patent rights in goods they sell abroad.
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This left-wing reasoning is leading Corbyn to work toward a right-wing goal: reducing immigration levels to the UK. "I see Jeremy Corbyn's new radical populist approach involves mainly agreeing with the Conservatives on ... immigration," writes Sathnam Sanghera, a columnist for the Times of London.
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Turkey had in the past warned of carrying out military operations east of the river, but put them on hold after agreeing with the United States to create a safe zone inside Syria's northeastern border with Turkey that would be cleared of the Kurdish YPG militia.
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Cardi B knocked Trump following the announcement, agreeing with a Twitter user that House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) had "dog walked" the commander in chief.
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For example, when Americans were asked what they believed were effective solutions to help reduce or solve income inequality, our top response received was "reform the welfare system to promote work and individual success, not dependency on government", with 28503 percent of respondents agreeing with this statement.
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A divided U.S. appeals court on Friday said courts do not have to sign off when workers accept settlements of claims made under federal wage-and-hour law, agreeing with a Manhattan sushi restaurant and a former chef who sought to settle an overtime case for $20,000.
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Given Trump's proclivity towards agreeing with Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinTrump's 'soldier of fortune' foreign policy Feehery: Impeachment fever bad for Democratic governing vision Taliban travels to Moscow after Trump declares talks dead MORE on many issues, he is likely to defer to Russia's diplomacy in that scenario.
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Already, Democratic presidential contenders have proposed everything from requiring worker representation on corporate boards to strongly discouraging stock buybacks, along with almost uniformly agreeing with the need to provide some kind of public option for healthcare and invest in a "Green New Deal" to fight climate change.
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Usually, a presidential administration defends current law, but the Trump administration took a different tack, agreeing with the conservative states that the mandate and, with it, the law's rules that prohibits insurers from denying people health insurance or charging them higher rates should now be found unconstitutional.
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In the middle of this thing, these two African-American guys walked in — and they were the only two African Americans in the courtroom besides the court reporter — and I saw them sitting there and they were kind of nodding their head agreeing with our witnesses.
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Egalitarian dads also scored well ahead of the other dads in strongly agreeing with statements such as "If I had to live my life over, I would change almost nothing" and in strongly agreeing that their life conditions were excellent and that they were satisfied with their lives.
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Usually, a presidential administration defends the current law, but the Trump administration took a different tack, agreeing with the conservative states that the mandate and, with it, the law's rules that prohibit insurers from denying people health insurance or charging them higher rates should now be found unconstitutional.
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"A direwolf has no place in the South," he told Tormund — though it's unclear whether he was casting his own destination of King's Landing as "the South" or whether he was agreeing with Tormund, who'd just described Winterfell itself as "the South," from his much more northern perspective.
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"With the respect to the policies that Donald Trump professed to believe in during the campaign, I think you would find me, Mo Brooks, as a United States senator agreeing with those policies the vast majority of the time, perhaps even more so than President Trump does," Brooks said.
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Klausner went even further, though, writing that agreeing with U.S. Soccer's argument defending the current pay structure could yield an "absurd result" in which a woman could be paid half as much as a man as long as she overcame the disparity by working twice as many hours.
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Faced with the perennial debt ceiling problem, Trump shocked Washington on Wednesday by agreeing with Schumer, the Democratic leader in the Senate, and Pelosi, his counterpart in the House, to fund the government and raise the debt limit for three months while also providing aid for Hurricane Harvey victims.
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He also notes that just because something on social media may be widely shared or discussed does not mean it is widely endorsed and should not be taken as proof of a thing – users may interact with something for a variety of reasons, beyond believing or agreeing with it.
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And Topher characterizes a standardized exam as the 'pass this or you will be sentenced to death while your teachers are flayed alive' test," agreeing with Ms. Bixby's assessment, but admits that in the world as it is, there is nothing to be done: "We took it anyway.
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Ron JohnsonRonald (Ron) Harold JohnsonGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation FBI Agents Association calls on Congress to make 'domestic terrorism' a federal crime Senators renew request for domestic threats documents from FBI, DOJ after shootings MORE (R-Wis.) said, agreeing with Rubio's description.
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Trump sent mixed messages about the growing crisis during a lengthy coronavirus briefing yesterday, at one point agreeing with his surgeon general that this week was "going to get bad," but then claiming the crisis was overblown and that the period of national self-isolation would not be prolonged.
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Consequently, it's generally safe and easy for members of Congress to sign on as agreeing with their party base's most aggressive ideological goals, secure in the knowledge that probably nothing will happen, and even if it does, your odds of being defeated on Election Day are objectively very low.
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The filing in a state court in Utah relates to a dispute originally filed in Texas in which Travelpass accused the hotel chains last year of agreeing with each other, and with online travel groups like Expedia, to not advertise to consumers who searched for another company's hotel.
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"The task [May] has is getting people to go from feeling good about her — liking the idea of a Green Party and agreeing with them on a lot of important issues — with converting that into an actual vote," said David Coletto, CEO of Abacus Data, POLITICO's Canadian polling partner.
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So far, results have been mixed: Regulators in Arizona and Indiana have recently blocked plans for new gas plants, agreeing with opponents that utilities hadn't fully considered alternatives and that large new gas projects could be a risky bet at a time when clean energy technology is improving fast.
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"We get a lot of protesters at our events, even though our events are set up to communicate with protesters," explained the 18-year-old, noting that in her experience, after conversations with other March for Our Lives leaders, most protesters ending up agreeing with 90% of what they stand for.
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The Quinnipiac poll shows a deep partisan divide on the issue, with 2202 percent of Republicans surveyed agreeing with Trump's frequent line rather than viewing the media as an important component of a democracy, while just 2628 percent of Democratic and 28500 percent of independent respondents felt the same way.
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He also mentioned how Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky "spoke unfavorably" about her during his July 25 phone call with Trump — which is true, though it may have just been an attempt to win Trump's favor by agreeing with him, as Trump is the one who brought her up, not Zelensky.
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Though the government at first was eager to retry Mr. Menendez, it abruptly dropped the case in January after a federal judge, apparently agreeing with the jurors, threw out several charges, including bribery counts involving accusations that the senator had lobbied on behalf of Dr. Melgen in exchange for political donations.
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In addition to agreeing with the president's stances on abortion, guns, and immigration, she said her experiences in and out of the hospital battling cancer through 10 years and four rounds of chemotherapy made her receptive to his message on health care — and skeptical of Democrats promising free care for everyone.
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Judge George Daniels of the U.S. District Court for the District of New York dismissed the case on "lack of standing," agreeing with Trump's lawyers' argument that the claims do not fall within the interests of the emoluments clause and should be resolved through the "political process," according to the ruling.
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In a dispute involving Enfish LLC and Microsoft Corp, a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit revived two Enfish patents on an advanced database, agreeing with the company's Cooley attorneys that the technology improves the functioning of a computer and thus deserved to be patented.
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That was followed by several lawsuits challenging the move, with lower courts mostly deciding against Ross, agreeing with civil rights groups and states, which argued that the census would be less accurate because noncitizens would give false information or avoid participating out of fear of sharing their immigration status with the federal government.
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In the spirit of agreeing with Bee, we'll move on to talking about what she actually wanted to accomplish in her show last week: shedding light on the Trump administration's zero tolerance border policy, as a result of which the number of migrant children in government shelters has increased by 22% since April.
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Without agreeing with the premise, Bolton wrote that even if that were true, once Snow issued his first order in 2011 -- blocking the sheriff from picking up people for whom no criminal charges existed -- Arpaio was on notice that his practices violated Fourth Amendment rights and he had to stop the practice.
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The high school student—who declined to share his real name in an article that might portray him as an angry virgin—had long struggled to date women, and the clip had the opposite of its intended effect: he actually found himself agreeing with arguments that were supposed to make him cringe.
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It could help to win over pro-life progressives who are registered Democrats but often vote third party or abstain when the Democratic candidate opposes all restrictions on abortion, as well as pro-life Democrats who, in conscience, vote Republican despite agreeing with the Democratic Party on economic justice and most other issues.
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He offered a mixed assessment of whether the new tax law has stimulated the American economy, agreeing with a Republican senator's assessment that the mere anticipation of tax cuts increased growth last year but telling a Democratic senator that it was too soon to say if the law had begun to lift wages.
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The Justice Department last week stopped short of fully agreeing with that rationale, saying that some of the law's provisions, like the Medicaid expansion that brought coverage to nearly 12 million low-income Americans, could stand without the penalty, but that the court should strike down key consumer protections at the law's core.
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Facebook said in a statement it is "agreeing" to release the email, which belies the fact that it spent months trying to prevent its release: Today we are agreeing with the District of Columbia Attorney General to jointly make public a September 2015 document in which Facebook employees discuss public data scraping.
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RISING COSTS, LEGAL RISKS The Fourth Circuit appeals court also stopped work on EQMs 303-mile (488-km) Mountain Valley gas pipe from West Virginia to Virginia in June 2018, agreeing with the Sierra Club and other plaintiffs that permits issued by the Army Corps violated West Virginia rules related to stream crossings.
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After the morning hearing, Republicans and Democrats on the Senate Intelligence Committee credited the social media giants for their efforts to recognize and respond to foreign influence campaigns on their platforms, agreeing with Twitter's CEO and Facebook's COO that the responsibility for ridding their platforms of foreign meddling would require government help.
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Here's more from Vox's Dylan Scott: Usually, a presidential administration defends current law, but the Trump administration took a different tack, agreeing with the conservative states that the mandate and, with it, the law's rules that prohibits insurers from denying people health insurance or charging them higher rates should now be found unconstitutional.
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In contrast to some of their television personas, the Republican candidates who showed up to the Kemp Forum on Expanding Opportunity here offered a cordial and substantive discussion about combating poverty, often agreeing with one another as they discussed issues including education reform, the role of states and how to better employ new technology.
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Furthermore, if asked, most Americans would cite Bin Laden not agreeing with Western values as the reason he attacked the U.S. But really, if we were to listen to the words of Bin Laden himself, we would understand that the Western value he was truly opposed to was that of imperialism on his homeland.
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The senators have put out an unclassified report and recommendations tied to election security and finished their examination of the US Intelligence Community's January 2017 assessment, agreeing with the conclusion that Russian President Vladimir Putin was trying to help Trump in 2016 -- a finding that was at odds with Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.), the ranking Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, said Sunday that there should be a review of Kushner's security clearance, but stopped short of agreeing with critics who say Kushner's security clearance should be revoked.
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"How a video of Joe Biden seemingly agreeing with Paul Ryan on Social Security cuts was taken out of context On January 1, the senior adviser to Sanders shared the 20-second clip of Biden on Twitter, writing "to hear Biden say &aposRyan was correct&apos to go after Social Security & Medicare is soul-wrenching.
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If you woke up this morning and a friend of yours had done the EXACT same thing Trump did -- post a bitter tweet about someone who scorned them and then retweeted dozens of people agreeing with their view -- you would definitely text that person or maybe even pick up the phone to ask if they were OK. Right?
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While the free agency spending frenzy runs wild, the Giants and Browns found a way to overshadow it Tuesday night: a trade of Odell Beckham Jr. Not to be outdone, however, the Jets got the guy at the top of their free agency list, agreeing with former Steelers running back Le'Veon Bell on a deal early Wednesday morning.
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By agreeing with President Xi Jinping of China to pause additional tariffs for 90 days to allow for continued trade negotiations in exchange for vague Chinese commitments to buy more American goods — plus a welcome commitment to restrict the availability of fentanyl — Mr. Trump has postponed escalation of his costly and risky trade war with Beijing.
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As the late-July launch of Tesla's make-or-break mass-market Model 3 sedan neared, CEO Elon Musk allowed himself an unguarded moment on Twitter: "The reality is great highs, terrible lows and unrelenting stress," he wrote, momentarily agreeing with speculation that he might even be bipolar, before adding that he didn't literally mean it.
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For those of us who try to be consistent in our political philosophy -- agreeing with the President when his actions are in line with our policy preferences and disagreeing with him when his actions are not aligned with ours -- we are called "traitors" by whichever group of our fellow citizens disagrees with us at that moment.
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He gives the impression he's agreeing with Putin Trump's meetings with Putin are routinely cause for concern and there have often been different interpretations about what happened in the meetings, such as when the Russians said after a two-hour meeting in July of 2017 that Trump accepted Putin's assurances that Russia had not interfered in the US election.
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Agreeing with a D.C. Circuit ruling from August, a three-judge panel of the 9th Circuit ruled Solomon, who was tapped by President Barack Obama in June 2010 to serve as acting general counsel, was no longer eligible for the temporary post under the Federal Vacancies Reform Act (FVRA) once Obama nominated him to the permanent position in January 2011.
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The fact that Hillary Clinton was put into the anomalous position of blaming Sanders for agreeing with Bill Clinton highlights one of the paradoxes of the ideological battle between the former secretary of state and the Vermont senator: Although Bill Clinton is rarely mentioned by name, his legacy is at the core of what Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton are arguing about.
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The characters have spent a long time cowering at their leader's feet like dogs expecting to get kicked, laughing at his jokes and agreeing with his arguments and hoping not to get banished (or worse), but without any more noble endgame than jockeying to take his place — to become the one who inspires dread as opposed to the ones feeling it.
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"It's kind of difficult because I know that we are public figures, and seeing how controversial it could be to speak out about something you're passionate about … I just think I don't want the attention of someone not agreeing with what I'm saying to take away from the fact that there's actual gun issues that need to be handled," says Jenner.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisFive takeaways from the Democratic debate Gabbard, Buttigieg battle over use of military in Mexico Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE (D-Calif.) hit Buttigieg harder when she alluded to his lack of support among black voters, but the South Bend mayor parried by agreeing with a larger point about not taking voters for granted.
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There will be leftist millennials deciding to wave banners around screaming "Down with Trump" and most of these will be in leftist London or university cities, but the real British people that actually support Trump will do as always and sit at home following Trump on the news programs, agreeing with him and then chatting at work on the Trump visit.
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PIRRO: Well, you&aposre right, Chris, and I have to tell you, I am not going to fight with you anymore because we seem to be agreeing with each other, but one thing we don&apost agree on though is that is this is all from the left to the right, but everything has to be tamped down because this is getting out of control.
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One day after supporting the administration's policy of separating families at the U.S.-Mexico border, Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen was quickly joined by a crowd of protestors outside of a Mexican restaurant in Washington D.C. Yes, she actually decided to eat at Mexican restaurant after agreeing with a policy that is tearing families apart as they cross into the United States from Mexico.
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Friends of the Earth and Center for Food Safety did not have standing to sue because they failed to show how the money they spent on an advertising campaign to rebut Sanderson's 100% natural claims was a concrete injury, Judge Richard Seeborg of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California said in an order agreeing with arguments made by Sanderson's lawyers at Kirkland & Ellis.
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" Mark CoralloMark CoralloThe 81 names targeted in Democrats' expansive Trump probe The Memo: Capitol Hill braces for Cohen fireworks The Memo: Trump allies fret as legal troubles multiply MORE weighed in on Trump's press conference in a retweet of a post agreeing with former Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.), who said Trump must "clarify his statements in Helsinki on our intelligence system and Putin.
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When the bureau and the Justice Department responded last September to Seila Law's petition for Supreme Court review of the 9th Circuit decision that the CFPB passes constitutional muster, the CFPB walked away from its previous defense of its structure, agreeing with Seila that the justices should take the case and find the bureau's director to be unconstitutionally insulated from accountability to the president.
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"The actions taken by the Trump Administration seeking the invalidation of the ACA's protections for people with pre-existing conditions, and later the invalidation of the entire ACA, are an unacceptable assault on the health care of the American people," the resolution says, calling for the Justice Department to reverse its position in agreeing with the ruling of a federal judge in Texas that invalidated Obamacare.
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Conway's ginned-up umbrage aside, it's worth noting that she and Tapper are both agreeing with Hillary Clinton's famous remarks at an August fundraiser about Trump supporters fitting into a "basket of deplorables" — or at least the slightly amended, slightly backpedaled version she issued in a statement the next day, in which she apologized for putting half of Trump's supporters in such a basket.
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While the White House is suppressing other documents and as many witnesses as it can, there was no hesitation in publicizing Zelensky's textbook suck-up: calling Mr. Trump a "great teacher" from whom he has learned "skills and knowledge," affirming "we are great friends," eagerly agreeing with Trump's disparagement of Angela Merkel, not just "100%, but actually 1000%," and touting his stay at the Trump Tower in New York.
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In another example of the fratricide that could destroy Republicans in 2016, my colleague Dick Morris, agreeing with certain other conservatives, wrote yesterday on this page that the GOP cannot nominate Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE, its most electable candidate!
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Far more Republicans believe that political bias against President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE sparked the FBI probe and actions surrounding the 2628 election, with 28503 percent of Republican respondents agreeing with the statement.
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People want to be told stories, and we're now at an age ... Maybe I'm coming around to agreeing with you, where we are beginning to understand that documentaries, and maybe it's that the documentarians have begun to understand that these are not necessarily didactic lessons in telling you what you should know, but things that are informed by the same kind of dramatic impulses and laws that govern a feature film.
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For instance, on Wednesday, nine former senior officers of the British military took out a half-page advertisement in the Times of London, agreeing with 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's position on NATO and urging Prime Minister May to heed his advice.
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New York Times conservative columnist Bret Stephens revealed he still sees himself as a "never Trumper" after a year of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's term in the White House, despite agreeing with many of Trump's policy moves.
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After running the ad denouncing Senators Ron JohnsonRonald (Ron) Harold JohnsonGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation FBI Agents Association calls on Congress to make 'domestic terrorism' a federal crime Senators renew request for domestic threats documents from FBI, DOJ after shootings MORE (R) and Pat Toomey (R) for agreeing with Trump about the Iran nuclear deal, both men were reelected and the states went GOP for the first time since the advent of the Internet.
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Days after calling news media coverage of the coronavirus pandemic "very fair" at a White House news briefing, the president on Thursday went back on the offensive, agreeing with a reporter from the right-wing outlet One America News Network that outlets like The Washington Post, The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal were siding with Chinese government propaganda and joking that he wanted to remove 75 percent to 80 percent of the journalists in the briefing room in the name of social distancing.
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