That leaves diplomatic options, such as applying pressure through China.
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This prospect has lifted fuel prices, applying pressure to European economies.
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Google and Twitter are applying pressure to Facebook in a big way.
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The Warriors missed their first seven shots, and the Cavaliers kept applying pressure.
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We can pursue more diplomacy, as we keep applying pressure ounce-by-ounce.
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His success in applying pressure to North Korea, and getting China to join.
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Le Maire said Italy's euro zone peers would be gradually applying pressure on Rome.
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How does the Sanders wing keep itself going and keep applying pressure to Clinton?
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Soon-to-be-father Spencer -- courtesy of Heidi -- sure looks like he's applying pressure.
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But technology applying pressure points to human communications is just par for the course.
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He acknowledged that he was applying pressure the way his parents had pressured him.
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Only by applying pressure will China be motivated to change its destructive trade habits.
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He also said state officials were applying pressure on civil servants and students to vote.
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The team can then compress the film by applying pressure using a system of rollers.
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Johnson was all about applying pressure — against his friends, sure, but definitely against his opponents.
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Activists on the right have had even less success at applying pressure to Mr. Trump.
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The Kings were particularly active in the second period, applying pressure in the Carolina zone.
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But it&aposs entirely reasonable to say, we&aposre not applying pressure so we never talk.
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The Cougars' defense played loose and aggressive, applying pressure on Wisconsin quarterback Alex Hornibrook all game.
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But what's worse is resting the board against a wall: you're applying pressure to the motors.
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Start with one finger, slowing gliding in and out and applying pressure to the anterior wall.
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A Japan that remains bent on applying pressure on North Korea would look out of place.
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China and the US have diverging interests when it comes to applying pressure on North Korea.
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Ahead of the pope's visit, Ireland's leaders seemed to be applying pressure to make that happen.
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"Egypt might be a particularly fruitful pressure point in applying pressure to North Korea," Carriere said.
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Simply applying pressure for political advantage doesn't amount to such a conflict, earlier commissioners have ruled.
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Such exposure could convince FIFA to continue applying pressure to the Iranian authorities to change their laws.
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Both have no hesitation about applying pressure wherever they can, even if innocent people are collateral damage.
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GUILFOYLE: Yes, applying pressure, probably a simpler term to use, since you&aposre struggling deeply with that.
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Brad Wenstrup and I was applying pressure to the wound to try to help stem the bleeding.
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They work by applying pressure and restricting blood flow, which can provide a painful (and pleasurable) experience.
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Walden is looking to keep applying pressure on Silicon Valley, even if regulation isn't the ultimate result.
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Pickering said the emphasis on discipline and balance-sheet strength has occurred as shareholders are applying pressure.
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The U.S. government blacklisted the company and is applying pressure on U.S. allies not to buy its equipment.
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Other students tried to stop the bleeding by applying pressure to his chest, the father told the Times.
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The concern is that applying pressure in coordination with others -- strategies employed previously -- will not make a difference.
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The email urges them to keep applying pressure to Rosenstein and to spread the word to other activists:
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Gibbons stood behind Danielle and spent a few moments applying pressure to the various points of her body.
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Instead, the union has focused on applying pressure through other means to win stipend increases and other benefits.
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Victims of police violence are typically working-class individuals who have no way of applying pressure on authorities.
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Westlake told the 911 operator he was applying pressure to the wound as Boek took faint, shallow breaths.
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French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said Italy's euro zone peers would be gradually applying pressure on Rome.
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Mark Walker of North Carolina has also been applying pressure, introducing a bill earlier this year with Democratic Rep.
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Applying pressure on those exports would require the Saudi-allied nations to impose some sort of blockade on Qatar.
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Ergo, the regime doesn't want a trade war and that is precisely why Trump is applying pressure right now.
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"Such appeals to Russia are purely political aimed at applying pressure on the country's domestic political life," he said.
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Through selectively applying pressure on governments who are not compliant, the UN can now enforce digital human rights standards.
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Venus clashes with Saturn on September 25, applying pressure on you to make a decision about what you want.
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It was a tactical theme to be replayed numerous times, and Sharapova never stopped applying pressure on her opponent.
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After a few minutes, she increased intensity by applying pressure to the area around my jaw to release tension.
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We&aposre applying pressure to force us all to the table, so we actually talk and get to an agreement.
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The robot can sense how much pressure it's applying, and quantify the give of the material it's applying pressure to.
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Central bankers, fearing they've depleted their toolkits, have been applying pressure on European governments to step up to the plate.
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But, at the very least, it is focusing attention on the problems and hence applying pressure for a better approach.
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Some senior members of the ANC are pushing for Zuma's departure now, applying pressure on him to find a compromise.
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The other three fingers squeeze the udder firmly but placidly, applying pressure unanimously or individually—it's like playing the recorder.
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Immediately, we went back to yelling and making noise while Grant waved the flag — applying pressure, as he calls it.
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Braces shift teeth by applying pressure, which constricts blood flow to the surrounding tissue that holds those teeth in place.
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But with young transgender people and their parent organizers applying pressure on the governor, he agreed to meet with them.
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He saw his medical technicians applying pressure to chest and leg wounds, using tourniquets to try to stop the bleeding.
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A police officer asked McGill to help save the man by applying pressure to the wounds he sustained in his back.
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Other students had tried to stop the bleeding by applying pressure to Kendrick's chest, Brendan's father told The New York Times.
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Apple engineers scanned thousands of people's ears and built heat maps to understand where the original AirPods design was applying pressure.
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You can instead play with applying pressure to the perineum in various ways to provide an indirect stimulation to the prostate.
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In the vid, YoungBoy's seen applying pressure to her wound as he and others try to get her to the hospital.
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Moon added that there is no choice but for the international community to continue applying pressure and sanctions against North Korea.
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Outside of economic measures, one option for applying pressure diplomatically would be to further isolate North Korea from the world stage.
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The reporters found that simply applying pressure to the bags yielded juice about as efficiently as the shiny wifi enabled appliance.
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Freeland said last month that the Vancouver talks would show the unity of the international community in applying pressure on Pyongyang.
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The sweets are being introduced in countries where lawmakers have been applying pressure on food manufacturers to reduce levels of sugar.
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By applying pressure, saline water is forced through a semipermeable membrane–basically very thin plastic sheets with tiny holes in it.
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But beneath these headline figures are significant troubles that are prompting money to leave India, applying pressure to families and businesses.
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The League is applying pressure on Five Star to support a high-speed rail project through the Italian Alps to France.
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Each and every individual has the right and the power to continue this momentum by applying pressure to governments and corporates.
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Mike Zimmer's defense started applying pressure on Garoppolo, who was sacked and also came up hobbling after he twisted his ankle.
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Mike Zimmer's defense started applying pressure on Garoppolo, who was sacked and also came up hobbling after he twisted his ankle.
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She claims he grabbed her neck again, applying pressure for about a minute and making it difficult for her to breathe.
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While NHL owners have dug in, the IOC and IIHF have both the players and the sponsors in their corner applying pressure.
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That carbon dioxide is then slowly absorbed into your body, but not before applying pressure to various nerves and causing serious pain.
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The global tech companies are keenly aware of which specific countries are applying pressure for censorship and the restriction of digital speech.
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It was at least 10 minutes because we were applying pressure to one of the staffers who was shot in the leg.
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"The name of the game is applying pressure to the bleeding site and keeping the blood inside the body," Dr. Jacobs said.
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Legal experts have said that Mueller wants to keep applying pressure on Manafort to plead guilty and assist prosecutors with their probe.
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More recently, Ramaphosa had to strike a fine balance between applying pressure on Zuma to go, while still affording him a dignified exit.
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Borck said Washington would be applying pressure to ensure the tensions didn't erupt into a disastrous military confrontation in an already volatile region.
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Police said a witness was trying to help Al-Amin by applying pressure to his neck when they arrived at 1:42 a.m.
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Regulators are applying pressure to get these included, but efforts to amend existing contracts before 2021 could easily end up in the courts.
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Pence has said that he did not mention Biden, but he did make it sound as though he, like Trump, was applying pressure.
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They are also applying pressure on big companies like Cathay Pacific Airways, which has been told to suspend staff engaged in illegal protests.
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By applying pressure and threatening to withdraw these contracts, these retailers are using their power and influence to try and change the situation.
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They subpoenaed banks that worked with Paul Manafort and questioned his son-in-law Jeffrey Yohai, applying pressure to get Manafort to flip.
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He faced five charges including assault with the intent to cause injury, criminal obstruction of breath and applying pressure, attempted assault, and harassment.
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The exams involve applying pressure to a woman's abdomen while inserting two fingers into the vagina to feel for unusual growths or abnormalities.
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The charges against Madison include assault with the intent to cause injury, criminal obstruction of breath and applying pressure, attempted an assault, and harassment.
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On the higher-end of the spectrum, Selfridges is a unique case study as it's applying pressure to designer brands to promote more transparency.
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He eschewed potentially effective tools such as the Trans-Pacific Partnership while alienating allies who might have joined the United States in applying pressure.
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When he started treatment, I remember him saying his treatment relied upon applying pressure to areas around the pelvis and that this was normal.
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It vindicates his strategy of methodically building cases against those in Mr. Trump's circle and applying pressure on them to cooperate up the chain.
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She did not want to wait to speak to players individually, and she did not want to seem as if she were applying pressure.
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The two agreed in January to hold a debate in May and the Sanders's camp is applying pressure on her to keep her promise.
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"When I sprung up and I was bleeding, I was applying pressure, I immediately thought it was something out of a horror movie," he says.
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McConnell's not just applying pressure directly on Rubio; he's also reaching out to others in the senator's orbit asking them to encourage Rubio to run.
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In a 2013 interview, he said that the site was read by the country's security apparatus, and that it helped publicize citizen grievances, applying pressure.
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As such, the American public would do well to stay vigilant about what his administration is up to — and not be shy about applying pressure.
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Trump has rejected the notion he was applying pressure to the Ukrainian president, though the summary showed him repeatedly pressing Zelensky for an investigation of Biden.
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As part of his series on overcoming security devices, the lock hacker shows how to guess the hefty lock's code by simply applying pressure to it.
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As the Lebanese government has few assets outside the country, Nehme said any court action would be about applying pressure rather than recouping "any real amount".
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The progressives will be applying pressure through what Green called "public clamoring" for Clinton to hire Warren-type people and "behind-the-scenes conversations," he said.
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In his U.N. speech on Tuesday, Trump accused Iranian leaders of "bloodlust" and called on other nations to join in applying pressure on Iran after Sept.
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The authorities initially believed that Officer Lopera, who is white, used an approved method of applying pressure to Mr. Farmer's neck in order to subdue him.
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But he had to strike a fine balance between applying pressure on Zuma, a 75-year-old anti-apartheid veteran, and affording him a dignified exit.
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I hope other states will join us in applying pressure on North Carolina to recognize common sense, common decency, and common humanity and repeal this law.
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While generally perceived images are caused by light stimulating photoreceptors at the back of the eye, they can also be triggered by applying pressure to the eye.
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Just days after the midterm elections, the left is already applying pressure on the president to raise the gas tax to fix our antiquated roads and bridges.
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Applying pressure means a fighter has to use their presence, it is the exact opposite of being elusive and the fighter is always there to be hit.
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An immigrant himself, he's not only speaking out against Trump's ban on behalf of his company, but applying pressure to other European leaders in the tech world.
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Joseph L. Votel, who oversees American military operations in the Middle East and southwest Asia as head of the United States Central Command, were also applying pressure.
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The White House has also taken note of the issue and is applying pressure for the payments to be stopped as part of Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations.
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Surrounded by a throng of police officers and emergency personnel, Ellwood was seen crouching on the cobblestone street applying pressure to the bare, bloodied torso of the victim.
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Faes noted it's released an open source tool — with the hope being this will end up applying pressure and shaming laggy ad tech makers into better, leaner performance.
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Some researchers have found that by applying pressure to a central point in a child's palm while they're eating problem foods can help you prevent a gag reflex.
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But when you have no negotiations, and an incoming administration that has no intention of applying pressure, the two-state solution becomes less valuable as a talking point.
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While the governor was downstate, Mr. Clere was applying pressure in Indianapolis, the capital, holding a hearing with experts who testified about the value of distributing clean needles.
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She's in Monterey to squeeze out the truth, and she's applying pressure ever so masterfully, mostly to Celeste and Madeline, to see what leads she can wring out.
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He is applying pressure-- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: But Gregg-- JARRETT -- at the right time against a military and strategic adversary, and at the same time, he sees the bigger picture.
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Trump can argue that he was making friendly requests, not applying pressure, but he did make all three requests, according to the rough transcript released by the White House.
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He did a great job of applying pressure at the right times but always trusted his football people to make the right decisions… His shoes will never be filled.
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Applying pressure, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) put the ball squarely in the GOP's court Thursday, emphasizing that Republicans control all the levers of power in Washington.
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The firm plastic handles have a slight curve near the brush head that makes applying pressure and proper positioning easy, and the handles are textured for grip down below.
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Already, the United States has been applying pressure on all sides against Huawei, fearing that the Chinese government could use the company's gear to sabotage other countries' communication networks.
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These sufferers are able to soften their episodes by applying pressure to their head or clenching their jaw—a rudimentary version of keeping their fusiform cells in check, it's thought.
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Confirmation bias is powerful and commonly employed in these kinds of psychological operations (a related Soviet concept is "reflexive control"—applying pressure in ways to elicit a specific, known response).
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Median annual pay: $208,000Projected job growth through 843: 19% These doctors correct and treat teeth misalignment and bite issues by applying pressure to the teeth through braces or other appliances.
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Just as it made Fortnite at the perfect time to capitalize on the battle royale trend, Epic is now applying pressure to Steam at a crucial moment for game distribution.
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Immediately after firing on what he believed to be a deer, Jadlowski said, he heard a scream and raced to Billquist and called 911 while applying pressure to her wound.
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Nawajaa said the attacks are a sign that their movement is succeeding in applying pressure, but adds that without Deflect and their supportive web hosting company, things could've been worse.
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Immediately after firing on what he believed to be a deer, Jadlowski said, he heard a scream and raced to Rosemary and called 911 while applying pressure to her wound.
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When Frankie Edgar humbled Rodriguez last year, he did it by moving forward, applying pressure, and immediately springing back or ducking under Rodriguez's blows when he panicked and threw hard.
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" Lobbyists for the American Cancer Society are also applying pressure, releasing a statement Tuesday morning that sets up the speech "as an opportunity to leave a legacy of less cancer.
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And given Colony's depressed stock price — it is down 2000 percent over the past 226 months — Blackwells might be able to persuade other investors to join it in applying pressure.
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Now is the time to keep applying pressure, stand with each other in the face of adversity, maintain our tenacity, and keep powering through — because our lives depend on it.
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Trump appeared to be reviving an old playbook by threatening to ratchet up tariffs on Beijing in the hopes of applying pressure on China to force negotiators to strike a deal.
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The United States has grown sophisticated about sanctions after many years of applying pressure to Iran, said Nephew, now a senior research scholar at Columbia University's Center on Global Energy Policy.
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But the belief is that by manually applying pressure to areas around your lymph nodes, you can sort of speed up the process, or give your lymph nodes a leg up.
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Legal experts say Mueller wants to keep applying pressure on Manafort to plead guilty and assist prosecutors as Gates did and is cooperating with the probe after cutting a plea deal.
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"It's not working because the administration has no idea why it's applying pressure or what it wants," said Ilan Goldenberg, a former Pentagon and State Department official in the Obama administration.
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"On the whole, it is clear the administration is working in good faith, and I am committed to applying pressure, as needed, to ensure further implementation," Corker said in a statement.
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She used a device she referred to as a "punch" and placed it on top of the cyst, applying pressure so it created a 4-millimeter-deep hole in the cyst.
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"We felt it was unethical to have them be put in that position," he said, adding that Canada had had not been alone in applying pressure on the IOC to postpone.
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And applying pressure so that a new, stronger, more radical movement - that recognizes who has yet to benefit from the marriage-and-military-service focus of the LGBT movement - can be born.
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Warner, a Virginia senator and the vice chair of the US Senate Intelligence Committee, is applying pressure at a time when the digital ad industry is also facing scrutiny from law enforcement.
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Still, Airbnb is clearly hoping the court decision ends up opening a sizable crack in Berlin's regulatory dam by applying pressure for a more formal reform of the law in its favor.
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The White House has been applying pressure to the House to vote on a bill sooner rather than later, but members said the call gave no indication that the votes are there.
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Modzelewski, who has a son about a year older than Princeton, hopped into the backseat cradling Princeton, applying pressure to his wound for the roughly 9-mile drive to the trauma center.
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But it's time to do more than that too, applying pressure on MPs, local councillors and the people in government who ought to be paying attention to the health of their citizens.
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Meanwhile, their acts of civil disobedience at key ICE facilities across the country is helping keep outrage over the issue front and center, applying pressure on leading centrist Democrats to speak out.
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A group of 19 socially responsible investors, including firms like Sustainvest Asset Management and the Social Equity Group, are applying pressure to Amazon over privacy concerns that they have about the technology.
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Cellular network equipment: Huawei touts its continued business in 5G and says no customers with signed deals have cancelled, although the U.S. has been applying pressure on allies to avoid using Huawei.
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"We're starting to see smaller firms addressing their balance sheets by paying closer attention to late payers, which is applying pressure onto larger contractors who are watching cashflow carefully too," he said.
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After that, the White House plans to reassess those exemptions, applying pressure in hopes of a quick resolution of talks to update the 24-year-old trade agreement with Mexico and Canada.
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In a private room, he laid her face down on a medical table and began applying pressure with his fingers to her pelvic area, saying it was part of his medical treatment.
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Now that Republicans have the White House, Cruz thinks he can be more effective negotiating with party leaders instead of trying to twist arms by applying pressure through the House Freedom Caucus.
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Trump's administration is applying pressure to Iran's economy in order to get its leaders to accept tougher restrictions on their nuclear program and end their support of militant groups throughout the Middle East.
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And Sergeii Leschenko, an adviser to Zelensky, says Giuliani began applying pressure on Zelensky's team to dig up dirt on Biden and his son shortly after the former comedian was elected in April.
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Anti-terror plans Trump's plan as laid out over the weekend in Saudi Arabia relies primarily on soft power: applying pressure on foreign governments to restrict terrorist financing and better monitor online extremism.
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The President is now facing questions about two potential incidents of obstruction of justice: applying pressure on and eventually firing FBI Director James Comey, and separately leaning on National Security Agency Director Adm.
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A group of 19 socially responsible investors, including firms like Sustainvest Asset Management and the Social Equity Group, are applying pressure to Amazon over privacy concerns that they have about the technology. nyti.
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It was Mr. Weissmann and his team who stunned Houston society by charging the wife of Enron's chief financial officer with tax fraud, applying pressure on the executive, who became a star witness.
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Bowen immediately moved to stop the bleeding, applying pressure to the neck wound and eventually performing with Able a cricothyroidotomy to help him breath — an incision in the neck to establish an airway.
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The modern generation's top players have taken innovation a step further, incorporating elements of melody by applying pressure to the drum's skin with the right hand and producing melodic phrases with the left.
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Immediately after firing on what he believed to be a deer, Jadlowski said then, he heard a scream and raced to Billquist and called 911 while applying pressure to her wound, according to authorities.
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Pantaleo admitted in the disciplinary hearing that he was aware chokeholds were prohibited, O'Neill said, and NYPD recruits are trained in the dangers of applying pressure to people's necks when trying to restrain them.
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The process involves dunking plants in a solution made out of luciferase, luciferin and coenzyme A (a combination of which creates fireflies' glow) and applying pressure that essentially forces the solution into plant pores.
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Thornton said greater international cooperation in enforcing existing sanctions and applying pressure will be crucial to Tillerson's "peaceful pressure" campaign to isolate North Korea diplomatically and economically to force them to the negotiating table.
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The effort from Everytown and Moms Demand comes as the NRA, its biggest adversary, has been noticeably absent from applying pressure on Capitol Hill allies to hold fast against strong forces for gun reform.
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But if you are in the midst of motion sickness, sometimes simply applying pressure to acupressure points on the wrist seems to relieve some of the nausea and vomiting associated with motion sickness, she says.
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The Department of Justice certainly appears intent on applying pressure on Congress via multiple cases in the courts — pressing the question of where the line should be drawn on extraterritoriality applications to access stored data.
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Median salary: $208,000Math importance level: 31 These dental health workers examine a patient's teeth in order to plan and create a treatment plan to straighten the teeth by applying pressure with braces or other appliances.
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"It's an important step in terms of showing the unity of the international community in applying pressure on North Korea," she said, sidestepping a question about whether Trump might do something to upset the talks.
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" The teacher had been applying pressure for about four minutes when the dispatcher said, "We have the actor in custody," adding, "But I don't want you to let any of your students leave that room.
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Medicare would never have become the law of the land had it not been for the mobilization of union leaders in districts and in Washington, applying pressure on legislators who feared the American Medical Association.
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Still, Congress does play an important role in applying pressure on regulatory agencies — a fact that's often forgotten in the history of major antitrust cases, according to Gene Kimmelman, a former Justice Department antitrust official.
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A judgment from the U.N. Working Group on Arbitrary Detention, a panel of human rights experts, would not be legally binding, but lawyers said it would be a way of applying pressure on the Spanish state.
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One ambulance worker, Robert Maldonado, told WCBS television that he and his partner had to carry a bleeding patient down nine flights of stairs to safety, applying pressure to the man's wound on the way down.
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Since Epic is quite literally buying the game in question, it seems unlikely that the company would back down from applying pressure to Valve unless it felt it absolutely had to in order to save face.
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Hackers have shown that existing teledildonics are particularly susceptible to third party access, which aside from privacy issues poses a possible health risk if you have a motor capable of applying pressure strapped around your penis.
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While outside groups are applying pressure, some conservative members within the GOP conference are slowly coming to terms with the fact that the Obamacare repeal bill may not be as robust as they had once hoped.
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BERLIN, March 12 (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Tuesday the European Union had made clear, far-reaching proposals to Britain on Brexit and that applying pressure was not the right way to convince London.
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Powell's remarks last week about monetary policy being a "long way" from neutral signaled a possibly more aggressive path for rate hikes, sparking a spike in bond yields to seven-year highs and applying pressure on stocks.
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How sanctions may play into this move: The international community and the U.S. have been applying pressure to the North with sanctions that may have pressured it to seek less isolation and reach out to the South.
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"Public statements by big business in Hong Kong (suggest) that Beijing is applying pressure on firms with exposure to the mainland market as a means to try and stem the protest movement," Yu said in a note.
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Part of that impact has been offset by major corporations such as Target and PVH, which owns Calvin Klein, applying pressure on their suppliers, a strategy that PVH CEO Emanuel Chirico noted on "Mad Money" on Monday.
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By saying she wants a fairer Senate process than one McConnell has been hinting at, Pelosi could be applying pressure on McConnell to speed up talks with Schumer and allow administration witnesses to testify during the trial.
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But they are a nonviolent tool — and in this case a timely and appropriate one — for making clear when another country's behavior has crossed a line and for applying pressure that could make its leaders reconsider course.
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Mr. Trump has done it with the same tactics he once used in his business empire: demanding fierce loyalty from employees, applying pressure tactics to keep people in line and protecting the brand — himself — at all costs.
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TEL AVIV, July 5 (Reuters) - Israel's energy minister voiced frustration on Friday with what he called Lebanon's failure to agree to U.S.-mediated talks on setting their maritime border, suggesting Iran-backed Hezbollah was applying pressure on Beirut.
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Though his campaign does not expect him to win in New Hampshire, either, a strong finish would enable his supporters to start applying pressure to donors who have backed other candidates, namely Jeb Bush, to jump on board.
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Once you've learned how to wax properly, it's all about applying pressure after, the angles of ripping the wax, the way you hold the skin taut, and then the body positions the client prefers, especially for the backside.
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The bank has been applying pressure on the shareholder group, which has been questioned persistently about the adequacy of its funding, switched legal teams three times and saw some institutions break away in 2015 to launch separate litigation.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is set to deliver a memo to the White House that spells out ways the December 12 special election could be delayed, including by applying pressure to Alabama's Republican governor, the officials said.
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Applying pressure on Hamas, Abbas in recent months has slashed PA funding for Israeli-supplied electricity to Gaza, leading to prolonged daily blackouts in the enclave that the group seized from his Fatah faction in fighting in 2007.
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In the buildup to the speech on the Fourth of July, city officials -- like John Falcicchio, chief of staff to DC Mayor Muriel Bowser -- have been applying pressure to the federal government in the hope of generating more funds.
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"The whole point of tennis competition is to disrupt (yo)ur opponents game by applying pressure through changing the speed, spin, direction, depth or height of the ball," the former Fed Cup captain and mother of Andy Murray tweeted.
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Powell's remarks last week about monetary policy being a "long way" from neutral signaled a possibly more aggressive path for rate hikes, sparking a spike in bond yields to seven-year highs and applying pressure on the stock market.
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If Democrats can continue applying pressure on the President and his allies, and raise important policy discussions, they might just do more than any single presidential candidate in bolstering the party's chances for reclaiming the White House in 2020.
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Then-president Petro Poroshenko, who was elected on the promise that he would implement crucial reforms demanded by Euromaidan protesters in 2014, had "backslid," the diplomat said, and the US was applying pressure on him to implement those reforms.
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NBA YoungBoy rushed to the side of his injured girlfriend after she was hit a by a bullet in a shootout outside their hotel ... applying pressure to her wound and trying like hell to get her to the hospital.
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"The Chinese are applying pressure to the Treasury market just as the (Federal Reserve) is about to step away from being the buyer of last resort," said Boris Schlossberg, managing director of FX strategy at BK Asset Management in New York.
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"The Chinese are applying pressure to the Treasury market just as the Fed is about to step away from being the buyer of last resort," said Boris Schlossberg, managing director of FX strategy at BK Asset Management in New York.
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This comes after online whistle-blowing site Wikileaks published a transcript of a conference call between senior IMF officials, who were allegedly discussing tactics over applying pressure on Greece, Germany and the EU to reach a bailout deal this month.
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Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) isn't ready to go there, but the left-wing of her caucus is applying pressure.
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The match's first seven games ended in draws — some exciting, some short on drama — before Mr. Karjakin drew first blood in the eighth round, applying pressure until Mr. Carlsen made a series of errors and had to concede after 52 moves.
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" But Rick Altman, author of "Killer Doubles," said that for players at my level (4.0 in National Tennis Rating Program), precision mattered less than applying pressure, "getting in control of the point even if you don't put the ball away.
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The judge in this case, T.S. Ellis, has written that even though the charges concern Manafort's finances, the prosecution's goal is applying pressure to Manafort to get him to tell special counsel Robert Mueller's investigators everything he knows about Trump.
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The administration should keep applying pressure to squeeze Cuba as much as possible, and then suggest to Moscow and Havana that it can loosen the screws if Miguel Díaz-Canel, Cuba's president, and Mr. Castro help solve the Venezuelan crisis.
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Be aware that applying pressure on a wound can be very painful to the injured person, and it is important to talk the victim through the procedure and explain that the pain is necessary, and that help is on the way.
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COPENHAGEN, Jan 24 (Reuters) - Reports of suspicious transactions submitted by banks and betting firms to authorities in Denmark have increased tenfold in recent years, according to documents seen by Reuters, applying pressure on an already stretched anti-money laundering watchdog.
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And Sergeii Leschenko, an advisor to President Volodymyr Zelensky, says Giuliani began applying pressure on Zelensky's team to dig up dirt on Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden and his son Hunter shortly after the former comedian was elected in April 2019.
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Once I was numb from the Novocain and the continual sight of my own blood, I had no problem handing him instruments, applying pressure with gauze, or holding my would-be shaft at a certain angle while he stitched, cut, or cauterized.
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The wage demands, pushed by U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer during talks in Washington last week on modernizing the North American Free Tree Agreement, are aimed at preserving U.S. and Canadian auto production and applying pressure to raise Mexico's low auto wages.
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Dr. Rahmati says that 90% of nosebleeds are caused by trauma in the front of the nose, so applying pressure there and tilting forward for 10 to 15 minutes will put a stop to the bleeding in the vast majority of cases.
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Goldman specifically projects the benchmark U.S. Treasury note will be yielding 3.6 percent by the end of 20193, up from a shade below 3 percent where it's trading now and at a point where it could start applying pressure to economic growth.
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Physicians are traditionally wary of spinal manipulation (applying pressure on bones and joints), in part because the practitioners are often not doctors and also because a few chiropractors have claimed they can address conditions that have little to do with the spine.
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Once I was numb from the Novocain and the continual sight of my own blood, I had no problem handing him instruments, applying pressure with gauze, or holding my would-be shaft at a certain angle while he stitched, cut, or cauterized.
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In particular, it could more easily manipulate migrants (or their descendants) who moved to the West from Taiwan or Hong Kong after China became communist in 1949, for example, by applying pressure on any of their relatives still living in Taiwan or Hong Kong.
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Banking foundations and the Economy Ministry are applying pressure on state lender CDP and infrastructure fund F2i to sit down with Atlantia and iron out a deal to allow Atlantia to cut its stake in its motorway unit Autostrade, Il Messaggero said on Sunday.
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But nonetheless the sheer number of countries willing to flout the UN sanctions — and the fact that so many of them are key US military allies — is a sober reminder of how sanctions are a highly imperfect tool for applying pressure to North Korea's economy.
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During the campaign, however, Trump made it clear he would support Israel in a number of critical areas, including moving the U.S. embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, all but enshrining Jerusalem as Israel's capital over international objections, and not applying pressure for talks with the Palestinians.
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The perception that it does is why activist groups like Parity Productions and the Kilroys exist, applying pressure on behalf of female and transgender artists, and why the predominantly white, male critical establishment came in for an angry hit last month in another piece on HowlRound.
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In the midst of the Senate impeachment trial of President Donald Trump, wherein he stands accused of misusing his office to target a domestic political rival, Republicans have worked hard to justify Trump applying pressure on the Ukrainians to investigate a company affiliated with Joe Biden's son.
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But for me direction of travel was never questionable but we should use the positive momentum that is at the moment there to really get to a new arrangement rather than keep applying pressure because I think China goes at the speed it needs to go.
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With the right training, dogs can calm children with autism by applying pressure or shifting their focus, smell low blood glucose on the breath of people with diabetes, or even detect early warning signs of seizures, then move to break falls or bark to alert family members.
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Some of the policy goals stated in the letter may align with Trump's priorities, including easing regulation on the sharing economy, lowering taxes on profits made from intellectual property and applying pressure on Europe to not erect too many barriers that restrict U.S. internet companies from growing in that market.
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But Tuesday's votes created a marijuana bloc stretching down the West Coast, and Gavin Newsom, the lieutenant governor of California, said he saw an opportunity for the states where recreational marijuana is now legal to "coordinate and collaborate" on the issue, including applying pressure in Washington to relax the federal ban.
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"He told me Pyongyang will continue its nuclear testing and take it to a higher level unless the global community, especially the U.S., stops applying pressure," Mr. Inoki told reporters at Haneda Airport in Tokyo, referring to Ri Su-yong, a vice chairman of the North's ruling Workers' Party of Korea.
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Although concerned citizens must keep applying pressure on our representatives to act on issues of mental health that, along with shamefully easy access to weapons of war, produce mayhem in America, we must also realize there are small actions we can individually take to prepare for the day our own worlds are rocked by violence.
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According to the Mayo Clinic, if the baby that&aposs positioned to come out first is in the head-down position, your doctor may choose to deliver the first baby vaginally and then turn the other by applying pressure to the abdomen, which may allow for a vaginal birth of the second baby as well.
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The problem, as the Beatles song experiment showed, is that this kind of fiddling around allows researchers to manipulate their study conditions until they get the answer that they want—the grownup equivalent of kids at a slumber party applying pressure on the Ouija board planchette until it spells out the words they're looking for.
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A group aligned with Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) on Tuesday is launching a new television ad on tax reform, as President Trump has been applying pressure on lawmakers to quickly pass a rewrite of the code.
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In the meantime, though, Congress's investigation of Big Tech is having one immediate consequence: It's applying pressure to the country's top two antitrust enforcement agencies — the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the Department of Justice (DOJ) — which have been slow to act until now but which each announced probes of the country's powerful tech behemoths last summer following Congress's own announcement.
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The G7 countries (Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States) are not alone in applying pressure on the Brazilian government when it comes to responding to the Amazon fires; political leaders, civil society leaders and celebrities around the world have called for an end to the destruction of the forest, which contains at least 10% of the planet's biodiversity.
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Sen. Cory GardnerCory Scott GardnerThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Colorado candidates vying to take on Gardner warn Hickenlooper they won't back down MORE should be commended applying pressure to Attorney General Jeff Sessions after he rescinded the Cole Memo that had protected states like Colorado that have legalized recreational marijuana sales.
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"We can pursue more diplomacy as we keep applying pressure ounce by ounce," House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Ed RoyceEdward (Ed) Randall RoyceMystery surrounds elusive sanctions on Russia Hillicon Valley: Lawmakers struggle to understand Facebook's Libra project | EU hits Amazon with antitrust probe | New cybersecurity concerns over census | Robocall, election security bills head to House floor | Privacy questions over FaceApp House panel advances bill to protect elections from foreign interference MORE (R-Calif.) said in a statement.
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