"We have to stop backing off from this issue," Eastman said.
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On Thursday, SADC backing off from earlier calls for a recount.
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Mr. Thiel has given no indication he is backing off from his support for Mr. Trump.
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In Michigan, lawmakers are backing off from a similar exemption after it was criticized for its racial inequality.
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A video from a surprise 80th birthday party in March shows him tearful and backing off from assembled staff.
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Perhaps that it is a good sign brands are backing off from the holiday, considering the deadly, frightening pandemic.
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Only slightly less dangerously, he could weaken the nation's standing by backing off from a threat to use force.
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But the US also had to make some trade-offs, including backing off from the possibility of the death penalty.
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But within a day of reaction ricocheting across the web, AMC released a statement unequivocally backing off from the idea.
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The company is also backing off from its crackdown on some third-party apps that was broadly viewed as anticompetitive.
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And now that she's gone there, it doesn't look like Graham is backing off from posing au naturale any time soon.
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But they said they got a letter from the government last week backing off from its commitment to making the committee's finding public.
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Oil prices slipped, backing off from earlier gains spurred by tension around northern Iraq following the Kurdistan region's vote in favor of independence.
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A senior official of another television news network based in Karachi said his channel was backing off from any coverage of Geo's blockage.
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Washington (CNN)New York, New Jersey and Connecticut aren't backing off from a legal fight with the Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service.
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According to Bloomberg, Senator Mark Warner also said on Tuesday that Pichai had told him that Google was backing off from its Chinese ambitions.
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"The trigger was the Fed backing off from an aggressive rate hike cycle this year," Boockvar told "Worldwide Exchange" in a separate interview Thursday.
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The 30-year JGB yield rose 3.5 basis points to 0.535 percent, backing off from two-year low of 0.490 percent in the previous session.
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Oil prices slipped on Thursday, backing off from earlier gains spurred by tension around northern Iraq following the Kurdistan region's vote in favor of independence.
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Donald J. Trump's presidential campaign is an obvious manifestation, as is Hillary Clinton's backing off from her support of the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal.
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Legislative leaders emphasized that they were not backing off from taxing the wealthy, a fact that did appease supporters of the pied-à-terre tax.
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The State Department is backing off from its decision to close the book on an investigation into an edited video of a 2013 press briefing.
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Experts say that the Trump administration is not backing off from value-based payments entirely; that train has, in some ways, already left the station.
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North Korean state media reports that Kim Jong Un is backing off from his threat to launch missiles at Guam, a U.S. territory, per the WSJ.
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The dollar lost 0.14 percent at 90.02 against a basket of six major currencies, backing off from a one-week high of 90.178 set last Thursday.
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So credit the commission, a typically opaque body with a history of mission creep, for backing off from the plan, instead promising hearings and an expedited review.
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Sprint shares fell 9 percent following a report from the Nikkei that Softbank might be backing off from a potential agreement; T-Mobile shares fell 5 percent.
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Caught red-handed, the company is backing off from the opt-out data collection program, giving users a choice up front instead of buried in the options.
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Backing off from the current course of policy normalization for a short-term bounce in equity markets would erode Powell's credibility, cloud Fed transparency and raise inflation expectations.
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Perhaps the backing off from the two-state solution policy from the Trump team is the first step toward real progress in this peace effort in many years.
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Backing off from supporting a nominee and demanding a fair investigation are not exactly the same thing, and women want Ivanka to make it clear where she stands.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is backing off from changes it floated to biofuels policy after significant pushback from Midwestern GOP senators and a direct intervention from President Trump.
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Leaked versions of the Trump administration's latest proposal show a 1.5% annual increase, backing off from its initial proposal simply to stop mandating increases in fuel efficiency after 2020.
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At the time that Amazon announced it would be backing off from the HQ2 plans, anti-Amazon leaders including Alexandria Ocacio-Cortez were painted as "villains" for killing jobs.
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The company has opted not to implement some of the same features as Facebook's other apps, backing off from a plan to sell ads in the app, for example.
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In late trading, the dollar was down 0.1 percent at 90.043 against a basket of six major currencies, backing off from a one-week high of 90.178 set last Thursday.
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If Kim Jong Un persists in backing off from a strong nuclear disarmament pledge, President Trump must channel his inner Ronald Reagan , get up from the negotiating table and walk out.
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"We've had some weak inflation numbers that actually lead to the Fed backing off from hiking rates," said Ethan Harris, head of global economic research at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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While Trump may have initially resisted the sanctions pressure, he ultimately ended up caving — backing off from what would have been a major fight with both Congress and his own deputies.
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Jeffery DonaldsonLas Vegas To the Editor: I am thankful that at least for now, President Trump seems to be backing off from engaging in further provocation of our implacable foe, Iran.
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From Iran to immigration policy and North Korea to trade wars, Trump's tactic of escalating confrontations before backing off from the brink is leaving everyone unsure of where the US government stands.
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The Hill's Julian Hattem has the story: The State Department is backing off from its decision to close the book on an investigation into an edited video of a 2013 press briefing.
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There is no evidence at this point of the Trump administration backing off from this ACO program, which has taken hold in the American health care system over the past few years.
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But Pai and his team have expressed a great openness in the document in backing off from regulation — or, potentially, even allowing the telecom industry to play a greater role in policing itself.
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The cocktails rotate seasonally and generally go down easy, but the bar's nonalcoholic options, homemade citrus and hibiscus sodas, really hit the spot on a summer night when you're backing off from booze.
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The Interior Department is backing off from substantially raising the entrance fee for national parks after more than 100,85033 Americans wrote to complain about the proposed hikes, The Washington Post reported on Monday.
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President Trump said earlier this month the cure for the virus "can't be worse than the problem itself," a line of argument he initially adopted but appears to be backing off from for now.
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L said it was nominating its founder William Ackman and two others to the board of Automatic Data Processing Inc, backing off from its previous demand of five seats on the 10-person board. on.wsj.
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The Post reported that Sondland's testimony would also shed light on Trump's backing off from his efforts when the public learned of his withholding military aid and reluctance to meet with Zelensky one-on-one.
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Dr. Alec Hochstein, who worked with Dr. Braunstein in the late 1990s, said the podiatrist had recalled over dinner with their wives how the Trumps had treated him well, including backing off from rent increases.
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While Ms. Cantil-Sakauye says she does not think of herself as political, she has not shown any signs of backing off from her criticisms of President Trump, calling his comments about the judiciary damaging.
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Shorting pressure on the yuan, reflected in the offshore CNH options market through one-month risk reversals, has evaporated since February, and some hedge fund investors told Reuters they were backing off from their depreciation bets.
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Not even the most centrist Democrats — senators like Joe Manchin of West Virginia and Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota — have shown the slightest sign of backing off from the key elements of the Affordable Care Act.
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Azar is trying to show that Trump is not backing off from his campaign promises to take on the drug industry, even though the plan no longer includes those big ideas, which Azar says would not work anyway.
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While investors may be relieved over the easing trade tensions, many U.S. government and industry officials view President Donald Trump is backing off from his tough stance against what they see as China's unfair trade and market access practices.
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The diplomatic gamble did not pay off for Singapore, with the Trump administration retreating somewhat from President Barack Obama's more muscular pivot to Asia, and even the Philippines, which originally brought the case against China at the Hague, backing off from its claims.
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And the thing that I read, which may or may not be true overall, but I saw a piece where they were talking about the Nazi content in the first song and it felt like they were really backing off from saying it's about Nazism.
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Separately, shares of smaller miner Aurelia Metals gained 23 percent after it said on Thursday that it was no longer in talks about a possible acquisition of the CSA mine in New South Wales, backing off from plans to buy the Glencore Plcowned copper mine.
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Ammann didn't indicate that GM was getting all of it major decisions out of the way before the year is in the history books, but he did agree that the carmaker isn't backing off from the urgency that it's shown since its bankruptcy in 2010.
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It was a relief to hear that Democrats are backing off from delaying a full House vote on articles of impeachment until after Thanksgiving because that would be game time for Trump, who will argue that voters will decide at the ballot box rather than circumvent an election year impeachment.
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The presidents of Kenya, Tanzania and Burundi congratulated Tshisekedi in a series of Tweets on Sunday, echoing the Southern African Development Community (SADC) - a bloc that includes South Africa and Angola - which also called for the transition of power to remain peaceful, backing off from earlier calls for a recount.
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There are essentially two hypothesized versions of the Ferguson effect: One is that Black Lives Matter protests have scared law enforcement officers from doing the proactive policing necessary to prevent crime, while at the same time criminals have been emboldened because they now know police are backing off from aggressive tactics.
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There are essentially two hypothesized versions of the Ferguson effect: One is that Black Lives Matter protests have scared cops from doing the proactive police work necessary to prevent crime, while at the same time criminals have been emboldened because they now know police are backing off from aggressive tactics.
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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 indicated in an address from the White House on Wednesday that Iran and his administration may be backing off from military conflict, though in recent days he has warned the Iranian government against the killing of demonstrators as well as the development of nuclear weapons.
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However, Tubman said that based on the updated results, he would be willing to participate in the likely run-off election between Sirleaf and himself, backing off from his previous statements.
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Later that year it was sold to EQ Office. Bernalillo County was in negotiations to purchase the building in 2008, but ended up backing off from the deal due to the worsening financial crisis at the time.
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On October 28, future president Donald Trump tweeted that governors backing off from the Ebola quarantine would lead to more mayhem. In 2020, during the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States, these tweets were contrasted with Trump's then-opposition to mandatory quarantines.
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Altogether, thirteen teams have played in the past ten seasons of the IPL tournament. Of these, five teams are no longer a part of the tournament. In 2011, BCCI terminated the franchise of Kochi Tuskers Kerala for contractual breach. Similarly, BCCI terminated the franchise of Deccan Chargers in 2012 for backing off from its commitments.
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The Westinghouse SMR design is a scaled down version of the AP1000 reactor, designed to generate 225 MWe. After losing a second time in December 2013 for funding through the U.S. Department of Energy's SMR commercialization program, and citing "no customers" for SMR technology, Westinghouse announced in January 2014 that it is backing off from further development of the company's SMR. Westinghouse staff devoted to SMR development was "reprioritized" to the company's AP1000.
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In an expletive-laden off-air conversation picked up on a live mic, Hasselbeck explained to co-host Joy Behar that she did not appreciate being reprimanded on live TV by Walters for being passionate about the topic. She threatened to quit, but producer Bill Geddie convinced her to come back to the set. As the show came back from the break, Walters and Elizabeth appeared together on a couch, awkwardly making up for the situation. Hasselbeck hugged Walters, sat on her lap, and ended up backing off from her threat to quit.
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