"We keep appeasing it," the president's eldest son said Monday.
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But the reforms do not appear to be appeasing protesters.
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"You're appeasing someone to prevent more violent behavior," Kim says.
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I suggested some might say that is appeasing the terrorists.
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But none of this has succeeded in appeasing Mr. Trump.
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America's failed policy of appeasing the Iranian regime is over.
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That is to say, these regulations are killing two bids with one stone: Appeasing EU regulators and, hopefully for Facebook, appeasing other angry lawmakers around the world who can't get their own regulations in place.
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In appeasing the FDA, Altria has more to gain than lose.
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Last month's rate hike, however, was seen as appeasing the markets.
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He also suggested that President Obama was appeasing the nation's enemies.
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But critics will still accuse Trump of appeasing a ruthless dictator.
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Excuse us if we can't join you in appeasing the king.
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Another win for Silicon Valley would come from appeasing lawmakers in Europe.
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It's a fine line remaining hip and relevant, while appeasing the grouchy.
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Appeasing him would alienate more than one conservative on the opposite side.
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The policy of engaging Tehran's theocracy and appeasing its rulers failed miserably.
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Appeasing one pocket of the Republican caucus likely would mean alienating another.
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But bringing peace to South Sudan will require more than appeasing personalities.
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But his belief is appeasing Putin is the best way to better relations.
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Binaristic readings of Lucan—was he appeasing the emperor or subverting his rule?
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Under the second option, anatomy would dictate, appeasing conservative parents and religious groups.
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Being strong is not inconsistent with appeasing the North Koreans or Vladimir Putin.
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It also involves taking a step in the direction of appeasing conservative priorities.
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The past regime cared about gestures and appeasing fans; this one does not.
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The EU might push Britain to take a big share, appeasing European beef producers.
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This isn't about meeting your commitment to the conference organizers or appeasing the media.
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Mr Han, whose family hails from the mainland, is a voluble proponent of appeasing China.
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Even members of the Syrian community quoted in these articles appear to be appeasing Canadians.
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This past weekend, tweeting that South Korea's President Moon Jae-in had been "appeasing" Kim.
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As a legislator, Becerra kept a balance between appeasing Democratic leadership and voting his conscience.
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Mexico is rapidly learning that appeasing Donald Trump is, at best, a short-term solution.
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Appeasing the country's electorate may be on his mind as he faces election in 2019.
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But it's hard to see how praising and appeasing a bully will advance American interests.
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Many conservatives saw the move as appeasing the Castros in exchange for insufficient humanitarian improvements.
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Likewise, no credible expert thinks the Iran deal is a disaster on par with appeasing Hitler.
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In addition to appeasing fans, the prospective line is fulfilling a lifelong dream of the singer.
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For potential candidates like Sasse, appeasing anti-Trump conservatives in Washington comes with risk back home.
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Might signing toasters in the name of appeasing the basketball gods become a new NBA thing?
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Khosla Ventures' newest partner worries for too-young CEOs when they have too-appeasing venture capitalists.
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"By appeasing Iran and paying ransoms, the Obama Administration has put Americans in danger," said Sen.
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He must balance appeasing his coalition partners with a commitment to fiscal consolidation under EU rules.
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These are the same interests Pruitt has been consistently appeasing during his reign as EPA administrator.
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The perception is of a culture of impunity and that the League, too, is appeasing Islamists.
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We're not about appeasing you or making you feel good for being a liberal white person.
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The moral of the story is that appeasing the modern American right is a losing proposition.
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Returns to work would rise, appeasing supply-siders who think too little labor is stunting growth.
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Certain phrases seemed to have the intention of appeasing and ameliorating from a position of embarrassment.
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That the city and landlords are appeasing police is not a coincidence or a new tactic.
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Its biggest challenge was appeasing advertisers who were squeamish about its commitment to boobs and bros.
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Americans can rest assured that Obama's foreign policy doctrine of appeasing Iran's radical regime is over.
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At the time I listened, but now I realize that appeasing misogynists will never help my career.
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Yet for the umpteenth time, the state was appeasing extremists, supposedly in the name of avoiding bloodshed.
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She continued with this policy of appeasing the ultras even after she lost her majority in 2017.
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One study shows dog-appeasing pheromones can calm canine noise-associated anxiety, but two others were inconclusive.
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Instead, Trump has appeared to focus less on appeasing investors in the second year of his presidency.
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By appeasing the TLP and its ilk, Pakistan could hasten the very destabilization it hopes to avoid.
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You may notice that all of these strategies are for pursuing pleasure, not appeasing the vagina police.
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Instead, it tried to introduce "patriotic" material into the curriculum, appeasing Beijing while angering parents and students.
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Stephen K. Bannon, the senior counselor to the president, has shown little interest in appeasing establishment Republicans.
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They seemed concerned only about appeasing the House Freedom Caucus, the far-right flank of their party.
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Apple's recent actions in China are a continuation of the company's years-long practice of appeasing Beijing.
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And his foreign policy is always ultimately about satisfying domestic political goals, rather than appeasing his hosts.
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At least Wolff can devote his attention to winning, rather than waste energy on appeasing his drivers.
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The talks fell apart and the Europeans ended up neither stopping our nuclear program nor appeasing Washington.
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She has managed to do it it all while attracting new audiences and still appeasing her OG fans.
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But coming out for $23.7 would disappoint activists without meaningfully appeasing employer groups who oppose any increase whatsoever.
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But sceptics say these and other measures aimed at appeasing ratings agencies could be too little, too late.
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On Monday, Moon, who was once accused by Trump of appeasing Kim, poured effusive praise on the President.
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Political analysts suggested that appeasing the anger toward Mr. Macron would require significantly more than what he promised.
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Flynn that day asked to postpone his sentencing so he could help prosecutors even more, potentially appeasing Sullivan.
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Observers say the move would be appeasing autocratic leaders who view the group as a threat to their power.
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It's DJI's way of appeasing the FAA, which has called for more regulation of drone flight this past year.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell saw the tax plan "as the key to appeasing furious Republican voters," per NYT.
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Certainly, a lying in state, even for a day, would have gone some way toward appeasing the public anger.
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But he was too shortsighted—or too concerned with appeasing his right-wing coalition—to make the essential point.
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ITC's recommendation gave Trump reason to indulge in two of his favorite activities: appeasing American manufacturers and knocking China.
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Many saw this as a price for appeasing the coalition's conservative wing in deals that installed him as leader.
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Activists and diplomats have speculated that the arrests may be aimed at appeasing conservative elements opposed to social reforms.
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Others have privately complained that this is the DNC's way of appeasing Bernie Sanders' supporters after the 2016 election.
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Senate Republicans now face the same problem their House counterparts did: appeasing the party's conservative wing without alienating moderates.
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It put red-state Democrats at risk for the sake of appeasing the political interests of blue-state Democrats.
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Democratic countries must now make a choice: Stand up for what is right or continue appeasing President Vladimir Putin.
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He has the plaintive look of a man who has spent years appeasing heavily armed men at border checkpoints.
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Left on the front line was Mr. Rosenstein, who appeared intent on appeasing Mr. Trump without jeopardizing the investigation.
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Birx's appointment appeared to be aimed at appeasing critics who took issue with Pence's lack of public health expertise.
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The proposal came after numerous allegations of Apple appeasing Beijing by blocking apps from being used by Chinese customers.
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The biggest challenge, he said, is appeasing customers who are upset after being told the watches are sold out.
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Why, it was almost as if he's more interested in appeasing Vladimir Putin than he is in defending democracy.
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Cruz accuses Obama of appeasing Iran in signing the nuclear deal, calling for "ripping it up" and reinstituting sanctions.
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At one point, Spain's national lawmakers came close to appeasing Catalan's nationalist sentiment by allowing the region special autonomy.
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It was the latest indication that Mexico has oriented its immigration policy entirely around the goal of appeasing Trump.
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And historical precedents are fairly unambiguous regarding longer-term results: appeasing aggressors only whets their appetite for more aggression.
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Hong Kong's leaders have been trying to assuage frightened residents demanding answers, while still appeasing their ultimate bosses in Beijing.
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Appeasing the petty pollsters of the present, the Clintons had missed seeing the big picture of what was to come.
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The move is aimed at appeasing Democratic criticism that the spending proposal includes help for flood victims but not Flint.
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Socialist Prime Minister Antonio Costa must balance appeasing his coalition partners with a commitment to fiscal consolidation under EU rules.
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Appeasing Trump at a crucial time when Saudi foreign policy objectives with Iran are allied is important to the Saudis.
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We in the West should not have any illusions about appeasing Putin; he is unappeasable because his problem is intractable.
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The Saudi royal family responded as they had to other such crises: by co-opting and appeasing the clerical establishment.
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Her pet insult was "smiler" — for the false and appeasing; her own inclination as well, we learn in the letters.
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In a few days of show time, Rick has moved from desperately appeasing the Saviors to gritty, even exuberant rebellion.
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Mulvaney also agreed to support additional military spending, appeasing Republican defense hawks worried he'd prioritize the debt over national security.
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They were also aimed at appeasing FTSE Russell as the global index provider reviews Malaysia's participation in its world bond index.
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They will be able to index benefits for new claimants right away but for existing claimants only from 2020, appeasing easterners.
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JK Rowling, one of Britain's most successful authors, compared Mrs May to Neville Chamberlain appeasing Hitler before the second world war.
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As well as appeasing investors, the measures are aimed at persuading the IMF to disburse credit earmarked for 2020 and 2021.
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He painted himself as a principled reformer, but has spent more time appeasing right-wing critics than fighting for his beliefs.
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Appeasing the family gives Mr Duterte a political boost in Ilocos and a favour to call in when he needs it.
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Blaming the society and washing our hands of the culpability is a classic move when it comes to appeasing our consciences.
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The bill was a campaign promise of President Emmanuel Macron aimed at appeasing farmers, a large and important constituency in France.
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Why it matters: This is Facebook's way of appeasing some publishers, who are concerned about monetizing scale in the short-term.
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Dick Durbin of Illinois, who added that Republicans are now caught between appeasing their base and the rest of the country.
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They may yet long for the era of a U.S. administration leading from behind, fumbling with the "reset", and appeasing Iran.
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Prudential's Cheung said Wang's departure could be a positive catalyst, removing one element of the boardroom battle and appeasing some investors.
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It depends on whether lawmakers are interested in appeasing special interests or in passing genuine, long-term tax reform for everybody.
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Republicans involved in the conversations tell me they worry that Democrats will use the issue to bash them as appeasing Putin.
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Robert Dallek, who wrote a recent biography of Roosevelt, noted that Republicans faulted the 32nd president for appeasing Stalin in 1945.
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He has less to gain from appeasing the party than Clinton did in 2008, when she remained a likely future candidate.
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Luckily, I found phrases of length 13 and 11 for MALT and HOPS, respectively, thereby appeasing the gods of crossword symmetry.
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The result is appeasing Turkey for no apparent reason, however, and with nothing for the United States to receive in return.
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The Chinese government has reasons other than appeasing trade tensions with the U.S. to improve the business environment for foreign entities.
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The same man who privately criticized Obama for appeasing Iran now appears to be worried that Trump will stumble into war.
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SALT was a bedrock principle, appeasing opponents of the day who feared that federal taxation would overwhelm state and local taxation.
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Their rationale for the deal was twofold: getting off Hill's contract and (to a much lesser extent) appeasing his desire to win.
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When they want to criticize opponents for being weak-kneed, Republicans often recall Neville Chamberlain and his policy of appeasing Adolf Hitler.
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But Russell called it a "mere picnic" — a radical idea that had been "compromised" by organizers worried about appeasing then-President Kennedy.
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Republican leaders unveiled several amendments to the bill on Monday in hopes of appeasing conservatives ahead of a key Thursday House vote.
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Paris and Berlin also proposed that it expire by 2025 in a move aimed at appeasing concerns that it may become permanent.
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WIN-WIN POSSIBLE Now that demand has escalated, more companies are making issuer-friendly adjustments to existing debt while also appeasing investors.
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European officials often talk of appeasing his ego or containing what they see as his inclinations toward disruption for its own sake.
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But the more Mr. Trump attacks Germany, the less its people feel like appeasing him on military spending or with trade concessions.
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And because of Mr. Trump we have an education secretary who actually cares more about educating children than appeasing the teachers' unions.
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Many colleges criticized Grand Canyon's funding model, saying the emphasis would be on making money and appeasing shareholders instead of educating students.
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The winner will face the daunting task of rebuilding the party and appeasing voters who want a political war against Mr. Trump.
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Xinhua called on the city to take back land from developers and offer more affordable housing as a way of appeasing public anger.
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This has led to accusations of "appeasing Westerners" and some like blogger Daniel Berhane do not believe he deserves the Nobel Peace Prize.
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The extensive aversion to regulation shown by these companies indicates a worrying preference towards appeasing advertisers at the expense of the American public.
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Beyond appeasing a small faction of fringe ideologues, it's hard to see what good Trump's attack on the American insurance market will do.
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In this case, however, the news about her "Kavanaugh is good man" reasoning seems aimed at appeasing the conservative women who support him.
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Activists and diplomats have speculated that the arrests may have been aimed at appeasing conservative elements opposed to the relaxation of social strictures.
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I have advised the LPAC to choose a replacement solely on merit and not based on convenience or for appeasing any public perception.
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Republicans couldn't garner enough votes for AHCA last month and introduced an amendment aimed at appeasing conservatives who didn't originally support the bill.
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Matt Groening has a new Netflix show out called "Disenchantment" ... but he's got an enchanting way of appeasing autograph seekers -- he comes prepared.
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Wang's departure could be a positive for the company, removing the last element of the boardroom battle and appeasing some investors, analysts said.
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Bottom line: This was the Senate's best shot at appeasing both sides, but so far, 60 votes still looks just out of reach.
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However, he said Biegun's proposal had a "sinister aim of appeasing us in a bid to pass with ease" Pyongyang's year-end deadline.
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Tackling graft is the linchpin to fixing income inequality, environmental problems and creaking education and pension systems, and to appeasing growing public anger.
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White House economic advisor Gary Cohn told CNBC on Friday that Republicans are working on appeasing the lawmakers from those high-tax states.
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Some of the instant analysis suggested that the four nights moved from left to right, from appeasing the base to courting the middle.
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The GOP has become an "obstructionist party intent on appeasing extreme forces inside and outside Congress," write scholars Thomas Mann and Norman Ornstein.
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But at the last minute, the alliance came back together and, appeasing Mr. Mattarella, shuffled Mr. Savona to the Ministry of European Affairs.
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Rousing, orchestral anthems like "Shake It Out" and "Dog Days Are Over" are tailor-made for playing to the masses without appeasing them.
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BP and Shell therefore face a starker choice between spending on non-fossil fuels and appeasing shareholders with big share buybacks and dividends.
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Worst of all, it appears to be aimed at appeasing Democrats in Congress who have been fighting an ongoing, unscientific battle against vaping.
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She needs to draw in a new generation of customers while appeasing the faithful clients who buy head-to-toe looks every season.
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"Scharf's first task will be appeasing regulators," Brian Kleinhanzl, an analyst at Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, wrote in a note to clients on Friday.
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But Trump bluntly said he didn't think Moon is tough enough to push back on North Korea, claiming he was actually appeasing Pyongyang.
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And she once criticized the central bank for "appeasing financial markets" but last year said the Fed shouldn't "pull the rug out" from investors.
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These features may go a long way toward appeasing some drivers, but others won't be satisfied until they are reclassified as employees of Uber.
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As pointed out by game developer Rami Ismail, who co-founded indie studio Vlambeer, Valve's new policies are aimed at appeasing big-budget developers.
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Those actions have allayed the fears of conservatives who worried that the president was more concerned with appeasing Washington insiders than fulfilling campaign promises.
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TV's Joe Concha on "What America's Thinking," when asked if Trump is appeasing evangelical voters who might otherwise question his actions through his policies.
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At a time when security is everyone's top concern, the best choice for Fazal and his family's safety might just be appeasing the majority.
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Appeasing one side of the conference -- in this case deficit hawks -- could come at a cost to votes on another side of the conference.
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Mirik Milan, 36 and a former nightclub promoter, was elected in 2012 and tasked with sustaining Amsterdam's night life while still appeasing local residents.
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Thursday's announcement also represents a diplomatic triumph for the South Korean government of Moon Jae-in, which Trump recently lashed for appeasing the North.
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And Scaramucci, for all his charismatic delivery, made pretty clear over the weekend that his number one job is flattering and appeasing his boss.
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And sometimes appeasing billion-dollar clubs and making all of their leaders feel as if they're his favorite isn't as easy as it looks.
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E3 can save JCPOA but not by appeasing the bully & pressuring the complying partyRather it should muster the courage to fulfill its own obligations.
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But even as the government tries to curb Islamist terrorism, in other respects it appears to waver between appeasing and containing nonviolent religious conservatives.
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"The cancellation of the August recess is part Republican political strategy and part appeasing Trump," a Senate Democratic aide told BuzzFeed News in an email.
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Democratic strategist Chris Kofinis is skeptical that Clinton needs to spend much time appeasing the liberal wing of her party if she wins the nomination.
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Twitter said the message, in which von Storch accused police of appeasing "barbaric, gang-raping Muslim hordes of men," violated its rules on hate speech.
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Tom MacArthur of New Jersey proposed an amendment to the bill aimed at appeasing conservatives and moderates who didn't support it the first time around.
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Earlier this month, an AfD lawmaker caused a furor after accusing police of "appeasing the barbaric, Muslim, rapist hordes of men" by tweeting in Arabic.
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Modi campaigned on a platform of muscular nationalism and painted his rivals as soft on Pakistan and pursuing a policy of appeasing India's minority Muslims.
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At the start of a high-demand season for fuel as Americans hit the road this summer, Trump will want to keep appeasing his constituents.
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The controversy surrounds the notion that US companies are appeasing the Chinese government, which essentially controls a company's access to China's massive and lucrative market.
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Not to mention, there is something to be said for not appeasing the lowest common denominator because it would make for an intellectually inconvenient argument.
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But nobody's ignoring the subtext: Paul Ryan is retiring from Congress because appeasing right-wing billionaire donors isn't as fun as it used to be.
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Moulton said Flynn's reported talk sanctions with Russia's ambassador before Trump entered office is the latest example of the administration's attempts at appeasing the Kremlin.
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Gregory Conley, president of the American Vaping Association, a non-profit group, called the letter a "colossal" waste of resources aimed at appeasing congressional Democrats.
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President Trump failed to realize that he was on the global stage addressing the whole world and not appeasing his base in Arizona or Ohio.
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But to the person locked inside that stranglehold of abuse, survival — emotional, physical, and financial — often appears to be inextricably linked to appeasing their abuser.
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He was trying to hold onto power and at that time, that meant appealing to and appeasing whites -- the only ones really allowed to vote.
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Some critics of the mayor charged this week that the opposition to the tax break was aimed at appeasing liberals who disapprove of Mr. Trump.
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Houston Rockets general manager Daryl Morey's tweet supporting Hong Kong upset China, putting the NBA in the middle of appeasing the country and free speech.
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Visiting Hoover Institute fellow Kevin Warsh represents a Goldilocks choice — appeasing those who are critical of Yellen's policies, yet he's not as controversial as Taylor.
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Days after two board members resigned under pressure, the bank's new leader told House members that Wells Fargo is urgently focused on appeasing its regulators.
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The policies that followed -- appeasing Vladimir Putin, the Iranian mullahs, the butchers of Tiananmen Square and lately the Castros -- have advanced neither justice nor peace.
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But many political figures in Eastern Europe recognize that appeasing Trump can only go so far, and say they aren't happy with this fragile status quo.
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Apple has a history of appeasing China as well, considering how large a market China is and the iPhone maker's manufacturing supply chain in the country.
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That attack came after the RSS accused Gandhi of appeasing Muslims at a time when Pakistan, an all-Muslim nation, was being carved out of India.
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Nonetheless, Donald Trump's administration, initially cool about the prospect of North-South talks, has endorsed them (although it has warned Mr Moon against appeasing the North).
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But Clinton wants to have it both ways, appeasing coal miners and clean energy voters alike, a strategy that is likely to end up alienating both.
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The announcement of Emek Shilo angered Palestinian official Hanan Ashrawi, who said it proved Israel is more committed to "appeasing its illegal settler population" than peace.
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Appeasing activists with ulterior motives for short-term publicity gain isn't in the best interest of consumers and could have long-lasting consequences we might regret.
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With business models focused on appeasing shareholders, for-profit schools have been allowed to mislead millions of students and reap the benefits of their foul play.
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Chancellor Merkel had to decide between appeasing Mr. Erdogan's outrageous demand or potentially losing a deal with Turkey that promised some relief from the refugee crisis.
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Chief Executive Mike Corbat has been understandably laser-focused on returning capital and appeasing watchdogs, objectives that eluded his predecessor and lifted him into the job.
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She can call for early elections, appeasing those who believe that the country's political crisis is unlikely to be solved until a new leader is elected.
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But there are no moral exemplars with power over Trump, and most have subverted national interests by appeasing Trump in pursuit of their own narrow ones.
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First, unlike his base-appeasing rhetoric on torture or immigration, this is a position that makes Trump more rather than less viable in a general election.
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Paak's collab "Dang!" finds the two having somehow harnessed their combined swag to create a time loop in order to succeed in appeasing their frustrated girlfriends.
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Aza has normal teenage preoccupations, and struggles to navigate the rites of adolescence: dating, fretting about college, calming her overbearing mother, appeasing her demanding best friend.
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This story is part of a collection of pieces on how we work today, from video conferencing to Silicon Valley culture to appeasing our robot overlords.
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After the United States formally took control of Hawaii in 1898, appeasing Pele and accepting her force didn't seem to be much of an official priority.
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" Instead, he writes, "The features of today's Iranian woman include modesty, chastity, eminence, protecting herself from abuse by men, refraining from humiliating herself into appeasing men.
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That also means appeasing the city regulators and residents alike who are concerned with scooters stacking up in specific locations and creating piles of unused scooters.
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The Saudi royal family responded to this crisis as they had many times before in the country's history: by co-opting and appeasing the clerical establishment.
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The NBA, on the other hand, tried publicly appeasing the Chinese government, with players and officials apologizing for Morey in hopes of maintaining the relationship in China.
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In response to the removal, Hong Kong-based users of an online forum have accused Google of "appeasing the Communist Party," the Hong Kong Free Press reported.
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And yet that is exactly the approach that the party's senior leaders took with Trump -- appeasing him in the hope that doing so would satisfy his appetites.
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It casts an even darker cloud over their efforts to find a way of appeasing Mr Trump's demands before hitting the 120-day buffer on May 12th.
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Modi and his Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) have run an aggressive campaign, playing to their nationalist, Hindu-first base and attacking rivals they accuse of appeasing minorities.
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"While the United States is confronting Iran with new sanctions, Europe and others are appeasing Iran by trying to help it bypass those new sanctions," Netanyahu said.
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In an era of negative interest rates in Europe, monetary policy should not be geared towards appeasing the banking sector, BNP Paribas Chairman Jean Lemierre has said.
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The effort is aimed at appeasing critics who have been insisting that Pelosi publicly name an end-date for her Speakership, something she has refused to do.
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I forced multiple friends to download the app, and while they're mostly just appeasing me, I think the app is a funny diversion from Twitter or Instagram.
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Back then, the only thing I wanted more than being close to my culture and appeasing my mother was to fit in with the people my age.
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Plenty of people were in favor of appeasing Hitler even though they had never met him, and plenty of people who did meet him were not fooled.
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There's a fine line between fan service, adding nostalgic moments or teases to please audiences, and making narrative choices solely with the goal of appeasing all fans.
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Representatives of the Netherlands, Italy, France and Germany were among those who proposed giving more funds to help refugees in Turkey in the hope of appeasing Erdogan.
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By appeasing people, you can build up your relationships with them to motivate them and strengthen your bonds with them, which is helpful in training and in battle.
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As Google's strained year winds down, it seems like Pichai's biggest challenges for next year, too, will not be making shareholders happy, but appeasing users, regulators, and employees.
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"We're ruling out a sharp yuan appreciation because we believe that will be interpreted as appeasing the U.S.," she said, adding that would be politically unacceptable for Beijing.
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In other words, the show uses comedy to absolve Van Damme while attempting to gesture to a previous political incorrectness, perhaps as a way of appeasing new audiences.
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Mr Petrie accused the members of the Sri Lankan mission of appeasing the government in Colombo, so that they could promote their development work and receive international aid.
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As with Twitter's backtracking here, social media companies have not done enough to counter this "conservative silencing" narrative — instead appeasing conservatives to show just how unbiased they are.
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The UK has worked to safeguard the landmark agreement while appeasing Washington, a balancing act that has become increasingly difficult as Iran raises the stakes in the Gulf.
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House Republican leadership is expected to bring to the floor a new immigration bill that aims at appeasing both Republicans and Democrats by including proposals from both parties.
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Finding the perfect balance of maintaining Burmese cuisine's strong flavors while appeasing Silver Lake residents has not come easy for the restaurant's 35-year-old owner, Delyn Chow.
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At the U.N. General Assembly last week, Netanyahu accused Europe of appeasing Iran and said he would prevent Tehran from entrenching in Syria and arming Lebanese Hezbollah guerrillas.
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Trump opponents see his policies as appeasing a hard-line stream of nationalist thought on the far right that is dedicated to stopping both illegal and legal immigration.
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Those pushing a quick reauthorization hope that this bill, by resolving jurisdictional fights between the two committees and appeasing the most important leaders, will get through the House.
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He had met with the Crown Prince and outspoken Saudi Minister Thamer al-Sabhan, appeasing their fears about the Iran-backed Hezbollah, which has members in his Cabinet.
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Trump supporters touted the action as a limited, temporary fix that tries to strike a tough-but-compassionate balance — mollifying critics while still appeasing his more conservative base.
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It will raise new concerns that the White House is more concerned with appeasing political and business influences than catching up after a slow start to the crisis.
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Last week, Khan likened India's revoking of Jammu and Kashmir state's autonomy to Nazi ideology, and warned the international community that inaction would be similar to appeasing Hitler.
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They don't want to sign onto President Trump's endless, chaotic, pain-over-gain trade war, yet they don't want to appear weak or appeasing of China's trade practices.
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Multinationals will increasingly have to engage in a delicate diplomatic effort to do their part in information-sharing with government agencies while appeasing local authorities where they operate.
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But appeasing moderates could carry risk for Republican leadership as well: Conservative senators could defect in protest of a bill they think is too far to the left.
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But it's indicative of the thinking that permeates community organizations like Pride in London today—one that stinks of relative privilege and focuses on appeasing our heterosexual counterparts.
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The classic example is of a dog that has disobeyed an order displaying what appears to be a "guilty face", as a way of appeasing its owner when scolded.
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Grainy news footage shows him shaking hands with world leaders, while a voice-over accuses him of appeasing Muslim groups in a case involving divorce rights for Muslim women.
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You might call this the Neville Chamberlain feint, after the man who was the British prime minister who was infamous for appeasing Nazi aggression, but that would be rude.
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That analysis, however, gets less interest and attention than the strategy of appeasing those occupying the so-called middle ground, ostensibly to win them over at the ballot box.
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For Modi, appeasing small traders and farmers, who are part of the BJP's core constituency, is as important as upholding India's image as a place that welcomes foreign investment.
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He said when a company goes public, the relationship between managers and workers often deteriorates as the company transitions from a focus on growing the business to appeasing shareholders.
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Sanders poised to endorse Clinton in New Hampshire But with the primary season firmly behind her, appeasing liberals with the help of Sanders and popular Democrats like Massachusetts Sen.
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Learn often suggests that people spray "dog-appeasing" pheromones on the anxiety shirts, a treatment that has been more widely studied—though its effectiveness is still up for debate.
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The UK has worked to safeguard the landmark nuclear agreement while appeasing Washington, a balancing act that has become increasingly difficult as Iran raises the stakes in the Gulf.
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It has dumped most of the co-founders, brought in Zuck loyalists to take over the most important decisions and shifted towards accessibility over appeasing the company's early supporters.
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The latest unrest has made things worse: the valley's mainstream parties are torn between appeasing burning rage in the streets and upholding law and order, as Delhi sees it.
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Pelosi will be squaring off against an unpredictable president with a penchant for lashing out at his adversaries — a list that has included Pelosi — and appeasing his conservative base.
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Downgrading the film to become a glorified television pilot could help cut the company's losses while appeasing fans of the series, even if it's a huge blow to Lionsgate.
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Appeasing all the different desires is an especially hard task as Brexit's fault lines cut across traditional party lines, forcing parties and politicians to hold multiple, incompatible positions simultaneously.
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Trump's recent tweets saying that his Secretary of State, Rex Tillerson, is "wasting his time" on negotiations and another intimating Seoul was appeasing their northern neighbors likely didn't help.
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Instead of focusing on serious threats like North Korea or Iran, the Trump administration must now spend energy appeasing its zealous supporters instead of managing current and future challenges.
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Freimuth says that the $254 million investment would make the building inhabitable for an NHL franchise, but that appeasing a big-time tenant would cost millions more in inducements.
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The internal campaign emails from August 2015 reveal the difficulty Clinton had in appeasing both unions and environmentalists as she fought for her party's nomination ahead of the Nov.
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But Ramaphosa faces a tricky tightrope walk, appeasing both voters keen for corruption allegations against Zuma to be acted upon, as well as Zuma's own supporters within the ANC.
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Suggesting that Trump's Supreme Court pick could potentially undermine the Russia probe — as Booker did — may give Democrats another tool in their arsenal to accuse Republicans of appeasing Trump.
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In a hearing that lacked the kind of table-pounding anger from lawmakers that punctuated his predecessors' appearances, Mr. Scharf said appeasing the bank's regulators was his top priority.
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Ahead of its IPO, Lyft introduced a number of programs aimed at appeasing drivers: no-fee bank accounts, an expanded rental car program, and discounts on vehicle maintenance and repairs.
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"Today's announcement once again proves that Israel is more committed to appeasing its illegal settler population than to abiding by the requirements for stability and a just peace," she added.
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By engaging with the United States on migration, Lopez Obrador also risks exposing himself to attacks by political opponents that he is appeasing Trump, who is deeply unpopular in Mexico.
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"Apparently, the Franco-German proposal aims at appeasing the possible fears of some EU nations and perhaps make it easier to win the support of some members states," Yenel said.
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That in turn suggests that the supposed policy was linked not just to improved sales but also to appeasing the boss man when he stopped in for a (Trump) steak.
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But critics in Israel and abroad fear that Netanyahu's machinations aimed at appeasing political partners could have grave consequences internationally, even if the law does not survive likely court challenges.
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It remains to be seen whether this capitulation will succeed in appeasing the Yellow Jackets or whether it will only encourage them to increase their demands for greater social justice.
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The New York Times similarly reported that senior administration officials believe that Macron was appeasing his domestic audience by focusing on climate change, income and gender equality, and African development.
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Activists and diplomats have speculated that the arrests were aimed at sending a message not to push demands too far or at appeasing conservative elements opposed to the reform agenda.
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Ms. Smith said she was thinking of the little girl in Picasso's bullfight images who holds out an appeasing bunch of flowers, and of Elie Nadelman's folk-art-inspired sculptures.
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"Based on what they've done since 2010, I don't count on a more moderate or appeasing tone from Fidesz," Bulcsu Hunyadi of Budapest's Political Capital Institute, told The Associated Press.
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Earlier this month, Trump claimed on Twitter that Moon was "appeasing" Pyongyang, while Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe urged Moon to reconsider his strategy during a telephone call last week.
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The tournament's director, Rowen D'Souza, said that tennis officials had walked a savvy line by appeasing Court, showing her respect while not making too big a deal of her anniversary.
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But after months of prodding and obtaining documents, a clear picture emerged: Most of the differences can be attributed to these companies' desire to sell more books by appeasing policymakers.
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This story is part of a collection of pieces on how we work today, from video conferencing to using productivity apps for off-label purposes to appeasing our robot overlords.
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But, agendas that are pushed by netroots activists (and funded by tech giants and their billionaire friends) stand to overturn good policy in the name of appeasing radical political interests.
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Federal support would be very helpful, but unfortunately, President Trump is more concerned with appeasing his ego by pursuing the myth of voter fraud rather than investing in election security.
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Facebook's answer to this scenario, at least as it relates to appeasing friends and family members of employees, appears to be a technical one in the form an AI chatbot.
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But with a 52 to 48 majority, they have a slim margin for error and are walking a delicate tightrope in appeasing enough moderates and conservatives to pass the legislation.
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The two men also showed they had learned the lessons of how to work for Trump that Bolton apparently never absorbed -- namely appeasing his wildest instincts and showing no disloyalty.
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Beyond appeasing members who want to see their concerns about Trump reflected in specific articles, it could also allow members to vote against some articles and in favor of others.
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Activists and diplomats have speculated that the detentions may be aimed at appeasing conservative elements opposed to social reforms which include new cinemas, public concerts and an easing of gender segregation.
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The congressman, who met a group of centrist Republicans and Democrats on Wednesday to discuss Obamacare, acknowledged that a part of the challenge will be appeasing lawmakers across the political spectrum.
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Chamberlain, in his rush to secure the peace, ended up setting events in motion that in hindsight guaranteed a second world war—with mankind paying the ultimate price for appeasing evil.
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By softening her stance on same-sex marriage and setting the vote into motion, she was able to appeal to voters while also appeasing the more conservative factions of her party.
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When the two most obvious components of modern public life are noise and money, members' daylight hours are devoured by fundraising and appeasing the loudest interests — often self-serving and narrow.
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But this vexed and tired debate about keeping quiet in order to be more appeasing is entirely at odds with the direction the show should be, and has been, moving toward.
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It has been accused in former times of "appeasing" Muslims to win their votes, so in Gujarat it is simply ignoring them, knowing they are unlikely to vote for the BJP.
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It (terrorism) happened again and we keep appeasing it and we keep saying 'OK, it's going to be great, we'll hold fast and we're going to keep calm and carry on.
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He knows that appeasing totalitarians, shipping jobs to communist countries and turning a blind eye to terrorists weakens America and puts the dream of freedom out of reach for more people.
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It was a cynical move toward appeasing the Republican base while putting America at risk by having a potential vice president who showcased ignorance as an entrée for America to consume.
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The FBI and Justice Department are set to meet with lawmakers to review highly classified information related to the Russia investigation as a means of appeasing the president and his allies.
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This month, North Korea said it had turned down a US offer for more talks, saying it was not interested if they were aimed at "appeasing us" ahead of the deadline.
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Her confrontational style and tendency to say shocking things — she claimed President Barack Obama cared more about appeasing Muslims than caring for fallen Marines — made her a star of conservative commentary.
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And by incentivizing savings and investment, our blueprint will promote job creation and economic growth while ensuring Americans spend far less of their time and take-home pay on appeasing the IRS.
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And we are united in our desire to confront Iran&aposs aggression, and we are united in our appreciation of the fact that President Trump has confronted Iran instead of appeasing Iran.
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The firm has announced a number of changes aimed at appeasing drivers, including in the UK where it has fought drivers claiming an entitlement to minimum pay and a holiday wage. bit.
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China has no problem with the burning of the Amazon, nor does China care to reign in its economy for the sake of appeasing those concerned about the environment and climate change.
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His message provided no specifics on how it might bring peace to the Middle East and seemed aimed at appeasing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and supporters who voted him into office.
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Meanwhile, then-Catalan President Carles Puigdemont tried a confusing Solomonic approach to appeasing the hardline secessionists in his government and the large swath of Catalans of who wanted to remain with Spain.
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Cinderella sits amid her fireplace cinders, sorting peas from lentils, her ash-speckled body appeasing a wicked stepmother who wants to dull her luminosity with soot because she feels threatened by it.
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This story is part of a collection of pieces on how we work today, from Silicon Valley culture to using productivity apps for off-label purposes to appeasing our robot overlords. Remote.
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The board in an editorial published late Friday accused Trump of appeasing Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who launched an assault against Syrian Kurds after the announcement of the U.S. forces' withdrawal.
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That move could mark a big step toward appeasing the United States, and may even help pave the way for a long-awaited trade truce, my CNN Business colleague Laura He reports.
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Even if it does end up appeasing the investors by offloading assets, some analysts question how much it would turnaround the business, which faces a years-long decline in relevance and prestige.
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Macron struck a more appeasing tone in the town hall meeting, saying the yellow-vest movement was an opportunity for the country and conceding he should adopt a more inclusive governing style.
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They must work with government — which in some cases is also a customer — and serve their employees at companies where nearly 40 percent are foreign-born, while appeasing shareholders and customers, she said.
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And his rhetoric to people of color — often saying he was reaching out to "the African Americans" or "the Latinos" — showed that he wasn't actually talking to them, but rather appeasing white supporters.
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These changes are aimed at appeasing shareholder concern, but some analysts have argued that a revamped structure could favor Lee Jae-Yong, Samsung's heir apparent who was recently nominated for a board seat.
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Although the team has consulted with civil liberty experts, some employees Motherboard has spoken to are concerned that Jigsaw's leaders are more worried about appeasing law enforcement partners than addressing systemic racial bias.
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In part, McGurk's visit to Kobani appears to have been aimed at appeasing the YPG, whose commanders are furious the group's representatives have been excluded from Syrian talks in Geneva -- at Turkey's insistence.
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" Some critics, like the executive director of the National Association of Police Organizations, accused his administration of appeasing violent criminals in ways that "led directly to the climate that has made Dallas possible.
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Right now it looks like appeasing Johnson — rather than giving in to the demands from Corker and Flake — is the solution that would be more popular with the rest of the GOP caucus.
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But it has earned a reputation among human rights advocates as a particularly cruel, draconian measure that exists for one purpose only: appeasing far-right opponents of legal abortion in the United States.
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Trump has previously courted the leaders of prominent Christian groups, such as Liberty University president Jerry Falwell Jr, and has spent a significant portion of his first term in office appeasing religious voters.
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As anxiety rises about Trump's role in any global slowdown, Kudlow will be tasked with appeasing critics and jumpy traders who could compound the political harm of a stock downturn for the president.
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Across a couple of days, we talked about unplugging, records as gateways, the possibility of a self-governing quiet place for listening, the depressingly appeasing quality of algorithmic choices, the stimulation of curiosity.
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Ocasio-Cortez will be part of a new wave of Democrats joining the House in 2019: outspoken progressives who believe the party's loyalties, and priorities, are too focused on appeasing the country's political center.
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Modi has already seen support among the huge agriculture sector ebb following several crop failures, so appeasing the middle class, which accounts for about a quarter of the 25 billion population, looks increasingly important.
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Even intent by the FDA to get drugs to market sooner is not adequate, as so many bio-pharma companies are left to appease the FDA, when their real focus should be appeasing patients.
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist party has long campaigned to end Kashmir's special privileges, which it sees as appeasing Muslims and hindering development, and to fully absorb the Himalayan region into India.
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But the base-appeasing strategy is risky for a President who rarely gets above 45% in opinion polls and who saw his hardline immigration message repudiated in the loss of the House in November.
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But what does add up is that Democrats are doubling down on a strategy of character assassination, seeking to destroy the life of a distinguished public servant for the sake of appeasing their base.
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This rhetorical sorcery has paid off for them in many ways, but it will be put to the ultimate test now that Trump is appeasing neo-Nazis in the role of GOP Grand Wizard.
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Eight-time Olympic medal winner, cyclist Sir Bradley Wiggins, seemed completely at ease sporting metallic lens sunglasses and enjoying the night like there was no tomorrow, interspersing his dance moves with fan-appeasing selfies.
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Hoyer also said Congress would take up at least one more economic package to respond to the crisis, possibly appeasing some in the caucus who are pushing for still more in the current bill.
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Reforms to open various sectors to competition have been enacted while customs taxes on some products have been reduced Yet prices on milk and agriculture remain high in the hope of appeasing local producers.
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Trump walks a tight line between protecting the young immigrants, who he says he wants to treat with "heart," and appeasing the conservative base who cheered his campaign pledges to crack down on immigration.
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Editorial Since he was elected in 2014, Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India has played a cagey game, appeasing his party's hard-line Hindu base while promoting secular goals of development and economic growth.
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Unfortunately for the rest of us, appeasing that demographic comes at the expense of a relationship with women, minorities, young adults and college students, making it all but impossible to win a national general election.
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PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - Cambodia released 14 government critics on Tuesday, in a move by Prime Minister Hun Sen that some observers say is aimed at appeasing foreign criticism of a flawed general election last month.
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It's a story that, in the midst of its own wackiness, deftly captures the struggles of a large game studio attempting to toe the line between appeasing a large audience and producing creatively satisfying work.
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Many opposition members of parliament, and more moderate members of her party, say May focused too much on appeasing hardline Conservative eurosceptics and ought to have held cross-party discussions quickly to involve more sides.
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If these in-jokes were an attempt at appeasing fans, they backfire, serving only to remind readers of what might have been: a billy-bumbler reference just makes Oy's absence that much more keenly felt.
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The announcement read out by Abdelghani Zaalane on Bouteflika's behalf was aimed at appeasing those who had taken to the streets this weekend to protest against the 82-year-old's plans to remain in office.
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By paying attention to pro users and appeasing their complaints across both Mac and iPad, Apple played a powerful move today: it quelled the loudest complainers and gave people what they wanted across the board.
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Without working people at the table, policy becomes less about addressing what's good for public health and safety, and more about appeasing corporate apologists who constantly champion "being realistic" over being safe, moral, or just.
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Over the coming week, Macron will launch three months of national debate to air yellow-vest grievances in the hope of appeasing the movement, which has undermined his authority and upended his reform drive. reut.
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Still, for all the furor over Ms. Patel's clash with Mr. Rutnam, Mr. Stanley said the bigger danger was the tendency of civil servants to function as "courtiers," appeasing their ministers rather than challenging them.
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When John Boehner decided he was sick of trying to keep the government functioning while appeasing hardcore conservatives in his caucus, everyone assumed that Kevin McCarthy, the House majority leader, would succeed him as speaker.
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In hopes of appeasing those members, Democratic leaders are already telling lawmakers that food stamps will be in the next, fourth round of coronavirus relief, according to a former leadership staffer familiar with those conversations.
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It came after Scott accused Nelson of appeasing the Castro regime for supporting President Obama's efforts to normalize relations with the Communist-run Island Nation just 90 miles of the coast of the United States.
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While Fiorina had feared the horrible headlines that would result from her firing, she realized she had a greater fear of selling her soul had she tried to keep her job by appeasing the board.
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President Trump has had the courage to stand athwart free-trade fanatics (an aside: we never have had free trade with China) and those obsessed with appeasing the Chinese so as to not risk conflict.
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De Hart added that better spreading the country's economic reliance would go "hand in hand" with appeasing the country's young population which is in need of employment: roughly two thirds of Angolans are under 25.
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The longstanding chief executive, Temel Kotil, clung onto his job until October—appeasing the government with a diatribe about the coup plotters in Turkish Airlines' in-flight magazine—but he too has now been eased out.
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Besides, without their failed attempt at succession, we wouldn't get that shot of the duo stealing all of Pyke's best ships while Euron was busy appeasing the Drowned God; a smash-and-grab at its finest.
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The only process that will work is one in which both sides are making concessions nearly at the same time, allowing everyone to save face, with no one side looking like it is appeasing the other.
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On an episode of the podcast Strangers , a guest named Becca describes her experience appeasing her Persian and Orthodox Jewish mother with a virginity test after her mother found a box of tampons in her apartment.
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But instead of appeasing the crowd, Coltrane took his band on a search for a new sound that saw him employ dissonant chord structures and grating textures that came to characterize his records for the Impulse!
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In the U.S., Twitter's total monthly user count fell from 66 million to 65 million Considering this earnings report was all about appeasing Wall Street about Twitter's growth and revenue prospects, this is a terrible sign.
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But at the end of January, the Fed said it would take a "patient" approach to rates this year, appeasing investors who thought it was raising rates on autopilot and not listening to weakening financial conditions.
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"If Macron succeeds, the EU might continue to be able to defend its values on human rights and international law - even in times when the U.S. takes a more appeasing stance towards the Kremlin, " he added.
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That Rajan is now headed for the exit underlines both Swamy's mettle as a political antagonist and the balance Modi must strike between modernizing India's economy and appeasing his nationalist vote bank that leans towards protectionism.
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Only time will tell if this historic achievement is more like Reykjavik, which set the stage for the 1987 nuclear treaty with Russia, or Munich, appeasing an authoritarian leader who would take the concessions and run.
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The references were hard to ignore – just hours before the march on Downing Street, one Labour party MP compared May to Neville Chamberlain, the prime minister famous for appeasing Adolf Hitler just before war broke out.
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In the case of DACA, Trump is trying to thread a needle—appeasing his base while also spreading around responsibility so he can avoid the political damage that would follow if he axed the law immediately.
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In hopes of appeasing the workers (and saving face after reports of abuses), a committee organized the "workers welfare" soccer tournament, giving the construction workers a chance to play in the same stadiums they are building.
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Among the country's Hindu majority, the party has struggled to shed its image of appeasing minority groups, such as Muslims, at their expense — which fits right into Mr. Modi's narrative as a champion of Hindu nationalism.
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They care only about appeasing Trump's base, delivering him a justice who believes in insulating presidents from prosecution and in realizing a decades-old Republican fever dream of achieving a solid conservative majority on the court.
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Would Stein, if she were president, only meet with like-minded politicians and activists on a foreign visit because of her strong feelings against the elite-appeasing sell-outs actually in charge of whatever given country?
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This isn't about finding comfortable ways of appeasing locals for the sake of positive PR. It's about being more adept at stemming the turbulence that accompanies change and harnessing it in a way that benefits the community.
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"All small states, whether they are developed or underdeveloped, are going through this experience," he said, citing Singapore and Sri Lanka as fellow Asian nations facing the same challenge of appeasing both their Chinese and Indian neighbors.
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But the math is complicated; making changes that conservatives demand would cause more moderates to come out against the bill, while appeasing centrists by watering down cuts to Medicaid risks a rebellion from the GOP's right flank.
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Instead, it would actually tighten supply in the U.S. and drive up prices for end-consumers as local products are more expensive — even though the move will achieve its political aim of appeasing domestic suppliers, said Lau.
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But we had seen the GOP go from a problem-solving center-right party to a problem-solving very conservative party — and then evolve into an obstructionist party intent on appeasing extreme forces inside and outside Congress.
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Shah fueled nationalist sentiment by accusing his rivals of appeasing Muslims with funding for clerics and religious schools that turned the state into a replica of neighboring Bangladesh, a Muslim-majority country and source of illegal immigrants.
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But officials in both countries say all this is meant to take place quickly — an indication that, at least for now, Mr. López Obrador chose to prioritize appeasing President Trump over domestic priorities like combating violent crime.
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Rosenstein has been tasked with walking a fine line at the Justice Department, absorbing attacks from the White House and its Republican allies and protecting special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation while at the same time appeasing Trump.
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They remained vocally opposed to the Taliban even while they were serving in the cabinet of former president Hamid Karzai, who had turned to a policy of appeasing the insurgents in the hope of ending the war.
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The tech executives' strategy of appeasing lawmakers will most likely meet resistance, as animus toward the companies has been whipped up further by President Trump, who has claimed that social media sites are deliberately suppressing some information.
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Ms. Hasina faces a near-impossible trilemma: appeasing radical Islamists in Bangladesh while remaining friendly with India even as she tries to satisfy the Bangladeshi Army's demand for a more aggressive posture toward both Myanmar and India.
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For the Sussmans, that meant appeasing neighbors who had lived next to them for decades and securing approvals for exterior work from the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission, because the property is in a historic district.
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So, being the politically-bland, all-appeasing monoliths of pasteurized consumer culture that they are, sports media teams leached on to the opportunity to do something—anything, really—to find adjacencies to their sports business, however far fetched.
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Our thought bubble, via Axios' Dave Lawler: Experts worry that by stepping back from the exercises Trump is appeasing North Korea, undermining part of his leverage over Kim Jong-un, and weakening the U.S.-South Korea military alliance.
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If doctors, hospitals, pharmaceutical manufacturers, insurers, and others sit on their hands now, and allow Republicans to repeal or sabotage Obamacare, they will destroy the value liberals saw in appeasing industry stakeholders back when they had Congressional supermajorities.
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The founder of the Ming dynasty, the Hongwu emperor, issued a proclamation, in 1375, stipulating that "every county and village" must have an altar for appeasing wandering ghosts, and that there should be one for every hundred households.
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Their efforts blunted voter discontent at lack of jobs and farm distress by portraying the opposition as weak and indecisive at best and at worst, appeasing minority Muslims and arch foe Pakistan, to deftly exploit national security fears.
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No matter how obscene and inconsiderate an offer President Trump might make when he visits Denmark in September, Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen will probably keep up the tradition of appeasing the US President as best she can.
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With that clearly in mind, the document, titled "Contract for a Government of Change," seems intended to walk a fine line between appeasing Mr. Mattarella's concerns while throwing enough red meat of populist programs to the parties' supporters.
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The "why" of it all gets a little hazy, though, since motives for the changes to the purported #JJCut range from appeasing parts of the fandom to making Abrams look bad as revenge for signing with Warner Bros.
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This is not just because it suggests that, in the coming election, the BJP will revert to its tried and tested strategy of stirring resentment among the 80% Hindu majority while blaming opponents for "appeasing" the 14% Muslim minority.
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Draghi appears to have pulled off the feat of appeasing those ECB policymakers demanding more clarity on the QE exit and normalization while keeping policy extremely accommodative and leaving the door open to loosening it further if need be.
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Since Republicans have 52 of 100 seats in the Senate and only need 50 votes (the vice president, soon to be a Republican, can break a tie) to clear a nominee, they don't have to worry about appeasing Democrats.
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Activists and diplomats have speculated that the arrests of more than a dozen women's rights advocates over the past month were aimed at appeasing conservative elements or at sending a message to activists not to push demands too far.
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Appeasing the Russian bear by giving it sanctions relief and ignoring its previous indiscretions will not bring Putin back into the comity of nations but, instead, will reinforce his view that hostility to the West is the right path.
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But a move by Britain's Osborne to scrap most of an onerous levy on banks' global balance sheets removed one of the biggest disadvantages of having a London base, appeasing many investors who had pushed for the HQ review.
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But taken as a whole, these moments indicated that NFL owners had a strong desire to see an end to the player protests being used as a political weapon, and that appeasing Trump was a catalyst for that desire.
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Joe Donnelly of Indiana, Joe Manchin of West Virginia, Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota and Claire McCaskill of Missouri -- risk damage by association with party leaders who the GOP says are appeasing "illegal immigration" by shutting down the government.
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While appeasing copyright holders with regards to user-generated videos is a near-term concern for Facebook, the move would be a step toward realizing the company's grandest vision for online video, something CEO Mark Zuckerberg has been plotting for years.
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In China, where producing offspring is seen as an important filial obligation, pressure to get married and give birth can be overwhelming, so much so that people seek this temporary – and pricey – solution to appeasing their parents and other relatives.
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Those Republicans are now hoping the president, who has backed primary challengers against lawmakers who oppose his agenda, makes a distinction between a philosophical vote hinged on constitutional concerns and a political vote aimed at appeasing moderate voters over him.
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Additionally, HuffPost reported that two anonymous actors accused Chalamet of trying to remain centrist on the issue of Allen ahead of the Screen Actors Guild Awards, potentially appeasing award voters who could decide whether he wins the award for Best Actor.
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Though the Kremlin is engaged in a constant balancing act between appeasing corrupt state apparatchiks at various levels and managing public anger towards those officials, there is a generally understood foundational rule: never be seen to bend to public pressure.
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As a result of this, as well as Trump's own personal management style, a lot of power in Washington now comes not from working across the aisle or by appeasing traditional Republican party leaders — but from staying in Trump's good graces.
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Such tactics are much more difficult for democratic leaders, like May or German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who have to contend with popular opinion in their home countries, where appeasing Trump or turning a blind eye to his offenses is unpopular.
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The prime minister went on to accuse European countries of "appeasing" Iran by continuing to do business with the country and remaining committed to the 2015 Iran nuclear deal that lifted sanctions on Tehran in exchange for curbing its nuclear program.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday described what he said was a secret atomic warehouse in Tehran and accused Europe of appeasing Iran as he sought to rally support for U.S. sanctions against the Islamic Republic.
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For better or worse, though, we don't have to look very far into Judge Kavanaugh's judicial past to see that his nomination is Trump keeping his word, appeasing his so-called "pro-life" base and working to overturn Roe v. Wade.
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Appeasing Turkey's current regime, putting up walls and forgetting our humanity might have short-term political gains, but will prove to have dire long-term consequences that will come to haunt us in the increasingly interconnected world in which we live.
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The strategy appears designed to strike a balance between appeasing the impeachment supporters, who say Trump is unfit for office and should have already been ousted, and protecting vulnerable Democrats from a tough vote heading into difficult reelection races next year.
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The question facing leaders in the meantime, though, is how to hone the list so it resonates most loudly in crucial swing districts while also appeasing various party factions, each of which has its own idea about which issues deserve precedence.
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Gentrification is of course widespread these days, from New York to Houston to Los Angeles to Portland, but San Francisco activists say the city's economic woes have been compounded by a mayoral administration that seems unconcerned with appeasing its constituents.
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Congressional aides said that criticism galvanized lawmakers, almost immediately, to rally behind what at that point was still only the broad outlines of a tax plan — but which Mr. McConnell and others saw as the key to appeasing furious Republican voters.
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It's hard not to notice that nothing in Mr. Haacke's show probes the New Museum itself, despite its history of anti-union measures, a board drawn from members of the 1 percent and a coming expansion that may demand appeasing donors.
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Parallel to appeasing Iran to maintain the mullahs at the negotiating table, silence and inaction seen from the West in the Middle East, especially by the Obama administration, have further intensified the Levant inferno and complicated regional conditions, especially Syria.
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On Thursday, the administration announced a policy that reflected a partial victory for the industry groups, but also seemed aimed at appeasing parents (including the crucial voting bloc of suburban mothers) and public health officials worried about nicotine addiction among teenagers.
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With the Trump administration's supportive position on Israel, members of the House and Senate are finding themselves at a crossroads: Will they bear left and continue down the road of appeasing violence and opposing Israel's right to build homes in Israel?
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)China has unveiled new guidelines about the protection of intellectual property, a move that could mark a big step toward appeasing the United States, and may even help pave the way for a long-awaited trade truce.
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" "And I think that what he has done is obviously damaged himself but made people wonder about this moral equivalency, which I just find so stunning, given what we know about appeasing fascists and right-wingers is the way to disaster.
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However, they said top exporter Saudi Arabia faced the challenge of appeasing Trump, who wants OPEC to boost production, while maintaining cohesion among the producers, many of whom could be hurt by lower oil prices caused by a supply increase.
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There are still good people within these institutions, but the overall effect is like the implacable Old Ones of H.P. Lovecraft's horror fiction, who cared little for human beings and simply wanted to be fed a constant string of appeasing sacrifices.
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Activists and diplomats have speculated that the new wave of arrests may be aimed at appeasing conservative elements opposed to reforms and that it may be a message to activists not to push demands out of sync with the government's own agenda.
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has been reluctant to support growing demands for a second referendum, or People's Vote, but the party agreed a motion after five hours that went some way to appeasing members who want another chance to vote on Brexit.
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" Freedom House similarly continues to list Belarus as "not free," giving it a 6.71 — where 1 is democratic and 7 is authoritarian — and called the freeing of the political prisoners a "well-practiced tactic for appeasing foreign critics ahead of presidential elections.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazil will likely limit planned cuts in local content requirements for future oil exploration and production contracts in a move aimed at appeasing local suppliers and to pave the way for an extension of customs breaks for oil companies.
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KKR announced a special dividend of 10 cents per share on Monday - appeasing Perpetual Investments Ltd, Pepper's top shareholder with a 14.7 percent stake, which had said it was unhappy with the A$657 million offer the lender had agreed to in August.
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"I think that what he has done is obviously damaged himself but made people wonder about this moral equivalency, which I just find so stunning given what we know about appeasing fascists and right-wingers is the way to disaster," she said.
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Fink has been working with Wiseman on a group called Focusing Capital on the Long Term, which has advocated that institutions invest more of their money with companies whose executives show a dedication to long-term success, rather than appeasing markets every quarter.
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This is why McPhee can't get caught up in appeasing fans off the bat with the idea of a winning team, because it'll be a bigger disappointment when the team is bad—and there's no way of getting around this team being bad.
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The town is becoming a defining test of Modi's ability to navigate a tension central to his administration: appeasing Hindu nationalist activists who corral votes for the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) while preventing them from derailing his pro-business growth agenda.
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Unlimited Presidential Harassment.... But given Trump's appeasing tone toward Putin — on display in Helsinki last July when he undermined his own intelligence agency by saying the Kremlin did not interfere with his 2016 election win — House leaders say they're justified in their investigation.
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" Mr. Johnson, the paper said, risked being compared not to his hero, the wartime prime minister Winston Churchill, but to Churchill's predecessor, Neville Chamberlain, who was discredited for his policy of appeasing Nazi Germany and uttered the fateful phrase, "peace for our time.
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The Clinton team would have consisted of Brookings Institution types trying to extend the Obama administration's legacy of American retreat — of appeasing adversaries, alienating allies, and turning us into a country whose enemies didn't fear us and whose friends didn't trust us.
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"Since I got into the race, Heller has done everything he can to patch up his strained relationship with the President; however, I believe the President is too smart to buy it and is just appeasing Heller for his votes," Tarkanian said.
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"Today's announcement once again proves that Israel is more committed to appeasing its illegal settler population than to abiding by the requirements for stability and a just peace," Hanan Ashrawi, a member of the Palestine Liberation Organization's executive committee, said in a statement.
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By saying they will "ask" customers not to openly carry guns, retailers may be trying to balance appeasing customers who feel uncomfortable shopping for groceries in a place where people openly carry guns, and not alienating their law-abiding, gun-carrying customers.
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Kevin Appleby, the international migration policy director at the Scalabrini International Migration Network, a New York-based advocacy group, said the Trump administration was "more interested in appeasing a small minority of Americans than working with the world on a pressing global issue."
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Yet the overture spoke to an effort by the N.F.L. to thread the needle between appeasing conservative fans — there were military flyovers and giant flags and shout-outs to war veterans — and addressing the questions and criticism it has received over racial issues.
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TAPACHULA, Mexico (Reuters) - Mexico will try two veteran organizers of migrant caravans on Tuesday in a move that rights activists said was aimed at appeasing the Trump administration after an agreement last week that averted new U.S. tariffs on its southern neighbor.
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Game publishers also see appeasing customers that like to sell back new games and buy used ones as important enough to continue letting companies like GameStop eat into their sales, by raking in used game revenue and taking a cut of physical game sales.
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Even during his so-called "wilderness years" in the 1930s, when Churchill found himself out of government for almost the first time since 1906, and scorned for his warnings about appeasing Hitler's Germany, he continued to lay the foundations of his future wartime leadership.
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Board games also allow Nigerians to focus on something other than the daily wahala, a word for trouble or stress (be it watching the hours tick by in urban traffic jams, appeasing a corrupt policeman or finding the money to keep the family generator running).
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Anyone who's followed Twitter's actions in the past two years can easily see how the site has walked a very thin ethical line during Donald Trump's presidency, one that allows it to pay court to racists and fascists while occasionally appeasing those who protest.
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It would solve the problem of a potential shortage of natural gas in southeastern Australia, introduce competition with existing players, keep prices to at least the level of what Asian buyers are prepared to pay and allow the politicians to keep appeasing noisy pressure groups.
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" The RNC also seeks to cast Clinton's pick as a choice focused on "checking boxes and appeasing constituencies" and to "pre-emptively influence coverage and define top contenders to be Hillary Clinton's running mate in a matter that will peel away the most votes.
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Neville Chamberlain, the British prime minister best known (then and still) for his policy of appeasing Hitler, was replaced by Winston Churchill, whose first weeks as head of the government — culminating in the Dunkirk evacuation — are the subject of "Darkest Hour," Joe Wright's new film.
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The Ecks represent one side of the balancing act Republicans must navigate, among supporters of President Trump, when it comes to replacing the law: appeasing those who feel the law trampled on their individual rights and freedoms, or drove their premiums to unaffordable highs.
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From the Pinterest-inspired dream venue to that rustic tablescape (what's a table without bundles of lavender bound with twine?) to a DJ who plays just the right amount of your playlist while still appeasing the parents with enough oldies — weddings can be expensive AF.
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The issue poses a dilemma for both Democratic leaders and presidential hopefuls, who are walking a fine line between appeasing their liberal supporters without alienating the more conservative-leaning voters they'll need to win back power in the House, the Senate and the White House.
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But it's a delicate balance, appealing to a generation of thrill seekers — a 2014 Harris survey found that 7993 percent of millennials prefer to spend money on experiences rather than material things — while appeasing the cruise line's most loyal demographic (ages 60 and up).
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The tone of Tuesday's hearing, which took place in a small, outdated committee room, underscored the balancing act facing Democratic leaders, who want to show they are taking progressives seriously while appeasing more moderate members who support other approaches to achieving universal health care.
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The N.F.L.'s overture to have civil rights leaders perform the coin toss struck some as cynical, but it was an effort by the league to thread the needle between appeasing conservative fans and addressing the questions and criticism it has received over racial issues.
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So while it is theoretically possible that Sanders could have an ultra-top-secret extremist or bizarre foreign policy agenda, there is no reason to assume that simply because he refused to engage in the elites-appeasing campaign ritual we normally demand of candidates.
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Whether she's performing on stage, answering questions in an interview, or wearing a Cinderella dress at Rihanna's Diamond Ball, she's still a "regular, degular, shmegular girl from the Bronx," as she likes to say — no over-the-top costumes or industry-appeasing pop songs needed (sorry, Nicki).
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KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 23 (Reuters) - Malaysia's move to free up trading in its currency is a compromise between appeasing foreign investors and curbing hot money flows, but the changes might not be enough to immediately woo back players who had ditched the ringgit in recent years.
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But after stressing the importance of "appeasing VIP clients" and "relaying an apology from Lee," who assured her that there would be no further incidents, Carballo "reluctantly" consented to return "fearing that her continued refusal would cause her to lose her job," according to the complaint.
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He's sassy AF. Keating made headlines again Wednesday by implying the country's foreign policy was suffering because governmental powers are too concerned with appeasing the U.S. It's just the latest public comment in the long line of brutal honesty and cynical realism that is Paul Keating's autobiography.
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Analysts don't expect Saudi Arabia and its allies to make a major policy decision at this weekend's meeting of oil- producing nations, but the Saudis face another challenge: appeasing President Donald Trump while keeping the kingdom's vision for a grand alliance of crude producers on track.
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The current Administration has on occasion given the impression of appeasing right-wing extremist groups, with statements like the President's "good people on many sides," (subsequently walked back after fierce criticism), just as weak Italian governments avoided facing the reality of domestic terrorism until it was almost too late.
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"If the director always has to look over his or her shoulder to see whether they are appeasing powerful financial interests and politicians, then the director will not be able to be independent and focus on the question of what's best for consumers and fair markets," she said.
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"This is an immoral and an illegal attack on clean air, clean energy, and the health of the public, and it shows just how heartless the Trump administration is when it comes to appeasing its polluter allies," said Michael Brune, head of the U.S. environmental group Sierra Club.
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Commissioner Gottlieb will have to decide if temporarily appeasing the irrational fears of a handful of Democrats is worth these unintended consequences or whether his FDA will instead provide the American public with unbiased and accurate facts about vaping so we can make our own informed health decisions.
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Before BHP goes too far down the road of appeasing Elliott, it should also consider elucidating a strategy focused on long-term, sustainable returns to investors, as this may appeal more to the majority of shareholders than Elliott's vision of a one-off boost from carving up the company.
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Although there is no serious suggestion Russia has any plans to intervene in Latvia (at present Putin is basically just trolling the West, hoping to force concessions in return for a quiet life), the very possibility that it could would inevitably cause some Latvians to contemplate appeasing Moscow.
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And at some point, you stop along the way and you realize you no longer have control of whatever you've done or you're just not enjoying life anymore because you're spending so much time appeasing everyone else, or trying to get bigger and bigger and bigger, to what end?
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CEO and co-founder Brian Chesky laid out the company's vision in the letter, and stressed the importance of appeasing not just employees and shareholders, but also the wider community outside of the Airbnb bubble — presumably including people who've accused the company of pushing rents higher in tight housing markets.
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No change to text.) By Joseph Sipalan KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 23 (Reuters) - Malaysia's move to free up trading in its currency is a compromise between appeasing foreign investors and curbing hot money flows, but the changes might not be enough to immediately woo back players who had ditched the ringgit in recent years.
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The company is seen by many as under pressure from the government — appeasing the state, which is cracking down on overseas tech firms, may be behind Apple's $1 billion investment in Chinese Uber rival Didi Chuxing — while the Chinese smartphone market's slowdown is a key reason Apple disappointed in its recent earnings.
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There's not an exact science to figuring out an opening date for a restaurant; it was a juggling act of doing it when we were ready, appeasing investors, and keeping the people we've hired long enough to hold out and train them—and then pull the trigger and hope for the best.
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"By opposing an up-or-down vote on Judge Gorsuch, it is clear that Senator Casey cares more about appeasing far-left activists threatening his reelection this year than he does the views of most Pennsylvanians," Brian Rogers, executive director of the conservative political action committee America Rising Squared, said in a statement.
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But if Trump and the GOP are serious about a health care reform plan, they'll need to solve a paradox: How do you appease the moderates in your party who thought the consequences of the repeal went too far while also appeasing the ultra-conservative in your party who didn't think they went far enough?
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The Fed chair's speech "hit the right balance appeasing equity markets by confirming the Fed stands ready to act in order to sustain the current economic expansion if trade tensions hamper US economic growth," while also rejecting "the recent aggressive pricing of Fed rate cut expectations," National Australia Bank senior foreign exchange strategist Rodrigo Catril wrote in a note.
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While all of that self-humbling seems to have gone a ways toward appeasing a portion of the smartphone-buying public, the company's home country of South Korea (which has had its share of issues with Samsung of late) is looking to amp up regulation around lithium-ion batteries, no doubt spurred on by Samsung's on-going woes.
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Read about pandemics, or the settlers of the Northwest Territory, or Neville Chamberlain's ill-advised strategy of appeasing Hitler; read a biography of the con artist who gave rise to the loaded term "welfare queen," or settle in with a satire about creative writing programs, or enjoy Elizabeth Gilbert's new historical novel about the world of New York showgirls.
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Ahmari, on the other hand, speaks for cultural conservatives who believe that the old conservative fusion mostly failed their part of the movement — winning victories for tax cutters and business interests while marriage rates declined, birthrates plummeted and religious affiliation waned; and appeasing social conservatives with judges who never actually got around to overturning Roe v. Wade.
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You can chalk up the success of the movie to the creatives behind it, especially the producer who oversees the franchise, Jerry Bruckheimer, who for years had to navigate a revolving door of directors, screenwriters, as well as numerous release date changes, and appeasing his temperamental stars to finally get the third movie in the can.
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SOUTHKOREA-USA/ North Korea rebuffs U.S. offer of December talks, urges halt in military drills North Korea said on Thursday it had turned down a U.S. offer for fresh talks, saying it was not interested in more talks merely aimed at "appeasing us" ahead of a year-end deadline Pyongyang has set for Washington to show more flexibility in negotiations.
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"If you're skeptical that this is a problem, consider this: The president of the United States has refused to halt arms sales to Saudi Arabia in part because he is more interested in appeasing U.S. defense contractors than holding the Saudis accountable for the murder of a Washington Post journalist or for the thousands of Yemeni civilians killed by those weapons," she added.
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It is against that background — and a still improbable Le Pen presidency would make Brexit look like the least of the EU's woes — that the 27 leaders face a tricky balancing act between pursuing national interests, including appeasing euroskeptics at home, and preserving a union they all believe benefits them in a world potentially dominated by Chinese, Americans and Russians.
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And I must therefore applaud the candidate for a solid few weeks of correcting the error and running a campaign that has substantively and legitimately criticized Hillary Clinton not for anything personal but rather undermining the integrity of the State Department with personal favors for Clinton Foundation donors, her policy of appeasing Iran, and not calling out Islamic terrorism for reasons of cowardly political correctness.
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Eminem blasted 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 in an interview this week, saying that he's not the president for "all" Americans, and only cares about appeasing his political base.
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Donald Trump's implicit threat to use nuclear weapons on North Korea in order to appear tough, while at the same time appeasing Russian President Vladimir Putin by praising him for ejecting hundreds of U.S. diplomats from Russia, indicates that the American founders' Electoral College system allowed exactly what it was designed to prevent: the election of a dangerous demagogue who may very well be in the pocket of a foreign power.
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Iran's foreign minister is accusing three European heads of state of appeasing President TrumpDonald John TrumpDem lawmaker says Nunes threatened to sue him over criticism Parnas: U.S. ambassador to Ukraine removed to clear path for investigations into Bidens Five takeaways from Parnas's Maddow interview MORE, whom he called a "high school bully," by invoking a dispute-resolution provision of the 2015 nuclear deal the U.S. withdrew from in 2018.
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" Since some other appeasing British politicians who'd met Hitler agreed that he was no warmonger, while others who hadn't — including Winston Churchill — insisted that he was, Gladwell jumps to the conclusion that, in general, "the people who were right about Hitler were those who knew the least about him personally," and "the people who were wrong about Hitler were the ones who had talked with him for hours.
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On Wednesday, when they'd finally gained entrance to the Uffizi Gallery, after an hour or so of waiting in the queue for ticket holders, and then more unzipping in her father's bag, and quarrelling over the printouts of his bookings, and his extreme exasperation with the inefficient system—so that Angela had to take over, flustered, appeasing and apologizing—Cecilia saw the paintings they'd anticipated so eagerly with a kind of horror.
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It&aposs gonna have to make calls on a case-by-case basis; it&aposs probably gonna have to be really transparent about how and why it makes decisions, but overall, other companies are really struggling with, you know, appeasing China and maintaining the balance with free speech, including American companies, so, Apple has run into issues over banning an app related to the Hong Kong protests, and there&aposs criticism that Apple has really kowtowed to China over that decision.
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Sen. Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (R-Ariz.) said Thursday that President Trump is "inviting" a presidential primary challenge in 2020 because he's paying too much attention to appeasing his base.
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