The street objects; the government backs down; immobilisme sets in.
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Like Trump, she never backs down from a Twitter fight.
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I think the best outcome is that the government backs down.
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If the government backs down, then no further things will happen.
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One is that Trump, despite an initial rejection, somehow backs down.
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Although Trump says he never backs down, of course he sometimes does.
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She repeats that familiar refrain, "We're all Negan," and Michonne backs down.
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People rise up, and the administration backs down or a court intervenes.
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What happened next is baffling -- for some reason the lion backs down!
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Yet Trump, who doesn't apologize and never backs down, will do neither. Why?
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"There is no chance that Donald Trump backs down from this," Bannon said.
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But when the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau comes calling, he quickly backs down.
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Eventually, Mahinda Rajapaksa backs down from claiming the office and Wickremesinghe is reinstated.
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But if there's one thing this administration rarely backs down on, it's cruelty.
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Faced with anything other than kindness, my daughter backs down, steps back, looks away.
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Villagers in Loliem say they are determined to fight till the state backs down.
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And, like a typical fire sign, this Avenger never backs down from a challenge.
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"Cody Wilson backs down," said the New Jersey attorney general, Gurbir Grewal, on Twitter.
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Kris backs down from this one, admitting that she might not have handled it correctly.
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The driver then backs down the street, its bumper dragging, and several protesters give chase.
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It's possible that Trump, spooked by market turmoil, backs down on his latest tariff threat.
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"When we got into this thing with Gawker, almost everybody backs down from them," Hogan said.
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" But then the headline became "White House backs down from legal fight, restores Acosta's press pass.
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But when Trump is challenged on his facts, he never backs down or even admits he's exaggerating.
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And he&aposs going to fight until he&aposs satisfied, then we&aposll see who backs down.
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And it is a rare day when Beijing backs down -- even in the face of global condemnation.
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The officer then puts the drugs backs down, turns his camera on and then "finds" the drugs again.
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Congressman Romero finally backs down when Frank threatens to reveal his involvement in a gang rape in college.
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Some drivers have even played chicken on the bridge, facing each other until someone backs down, he said.
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Even the few times he does voice his concerns, he backs down quickly, disallowing you to prod further.
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Now, after winning the nomination, he backs down on the aggressive action he so furiously promised to his voters.
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But they have grown accustomed to and even exasperated by an American president who blusters but ultimately backs down.
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I dearly hope she continues to follow her mother's advice and never backs down from a fight with a bully.
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When faced by overwhelming force, Tehran usually backs down from a confrontation, but still could want to make a point.
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HKEX added that the proposed deal would only go ahead if LSE backs down from its plan to buy Refinitiv.
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"What makes it so ominous is that it doesn't seem clear how either side backs down from this," Danforth says.
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To put a fine point on it, I don't think there is an end to this until one side backs down.
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Sanders, Trump Jr. said, talks a big game on those issues but backs down from fights when the going gets tough.
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But when pressed on the issue, he backs down pretty quickly, and instead describes something that sounds like the status quo.
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Yes, even the richest company in the country, which rarely backs down from a fight with Washington, sometimes succumbs to government pressure.
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His movement is fluid from the catch, whether he rips through towards the baseline or backs down into a soft jump hook.
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The latest scandal with hosting the G7 shows that when Republicans in Congress push back on the president's corruption, he backs down.
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Trump backs down on China The last publicly announced freedom of navigation operation was in October 2016, four months before Trump took power.
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Unless one of the American media giants backs down by Saturday, Britain's Takeover Panel will stage an auction for the pay-TV group.
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And even if Trump backs down from his ludicrous demand, he has already damaged America's reputation and insulted our allies by making it.
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This is why the ad is so striking, and eclipses all the normal considerations: We intuitively know that Nike never, ever, ever backs down.
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The network hired Hill for her ability to cut to the red meat of issues, and for the fact that she rarely backs down.
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U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch said on Monday the department "retains the option" of curtailing federal funding to North Carolina unless it backs down.
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"I joined this campaign in a heartbeat because you have nominated a man for president who never quits, who never backs down," Pence said.
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They now know that he talks loudly but carries a small stick, and backs down when confronted in ways that might hurt him politically.
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Within the Hong Kong civil service, she is labeled a "houdadak," or "good fighter," because she practically never backs down in a bureaucratic battle.
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When there's an idea they resist, such as Trump's call to pursue health care legislation, ultimately they push back and the White House backs down.
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He never backs down from a challenge, and Rockhold will know that his first defense on Saturday night will be no walk in the park.
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WATCH: Trump's full remarks Trump rarely backs down from a rhetorical fight, taking on everyone from North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to Arizona Sen.
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Threatening military force, with no diplomatic contact to shape a solution, leaves only two alternatives – one side backs down or the other goes to war.
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Unless one of the three backs down and loses face with its own constituency, the failure of the Greek program — and a Grexit — looks inevitable.
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The union, however, said it would not negotiate unless the company backs down on allowing the two pilots to be part of its negotiation team.
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A constitutional crisis is a fight among branches of government in which neither side backs down, and there is no clear resolution within the constitutional system.
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Some congressional conservatives would be ready to fight for the wall, but feel that the administration backs down when spending bills come up, the aide continued.
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In a private conversation in 1971, Kim told Nicolae Ceaușescu, the Romanian President, that the Pueblo and other standoffs had convinced him that Washington backs down.
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He made clear that he is sticking by that demand in part because he could face a political backlash from some Republicans if he backs down.
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"I think everybody knows this president isn't somebody who backs down," she told reporters on Air Force One as Mr. Trump returned to Washington on Wednesday.
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For one thing, that would tie the president to a military response, or make him appear weak if he backs down without any obvious Iranian concessions.
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"I suspect if the U.S. backs down on Mexico, the USMCA can actually get through, potentially this year, which would definitely be Canadian dollar-positive," Nelson said.
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But this administration very rarely backs down from something because people are mad about it — often, the president takes that as an indication he's doing something right.
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Washington (CNN)Unless President Donald Trump backs down, Americans will soon be paying new tariffs on Chinese-made iPhones and toys, as well as French champagne and cheeses.
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Along those lines, Citi said in a Thursday note to clients: Facing resistance in Congress, Temer administration backs down from insisting on certain spending controls in the original bill.
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Three, I've actually been in the hotel business and know a lot about Trump – he makes big noises, then slowly backs down to what he really wants and expects.
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"Swing voters don't vote for the person who is moderate enough, the person who is most timid, the person who backs down from their starting point," Ocasio-Cortez said.
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It created the illusion that a more severe crisis had been averted while threatening to bring on one of those next — unless, that is, the United States backs down.
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Even if a full-blown trade war is averted—because either country backs down—both sides would not return to the rules-based trade order that has prevailed until now.
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"If Puigdemont backs down and says we tried but this is not working, unilateral secession isn't doable, I don't think CUP will support him again," said Eurasia analyst Federico Santi.
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For the next few days, though -- and perhaps longer if the company backs down; trolls don't let up at signs of weakness -- Keurig will have to weather this weird indignity.
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He will warn the German chancellor over dinner in Berlin that there will be no Brexit agreement unless the European Union backs down and agrees to scrap the Irish backstop. bit.
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The final report from the agency concludes more than five years of research and backs down from its previous determination that fracking is not a systemic threat to drinking water nationwide.
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But pro-democracy lawmakers have said that unless the government backs down, the measure is likely to pass in the local legislature, where pro-Beijing lawmakers hold 43 of 70 seats.
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Markets were little changed on Tuesday after U.S. President Donald Trump addressed the United Nations General Assembly, vowing to "totally destroy" North Korea unless Pyongyang backs down from its nuclear challenge.
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In a speech at the United Nations, U.S. President Donald Trump warned that the United States will be forced to "totally destroy" North Korea unless Pyongyang backs down from its nuclear challenge.
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Trump said in a speech to the U.N. General Assembly on Tuesday that the United States will be forced to "totally destroy" North Korea unless Pyongyang backs down from its nuclear challenge.
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In his speech, Trump warned that the United States will be forced to "totally destroy" North Korea unless Pyongyang backs down from its nuclear program, but the criticism was not enough to spook investors.
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In real time, she timidly agrees with everything that everyone else has said, which is my pet peeve about Issa: She never uses her voice, and she backs down from opposition way too fast.
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Trump doesn't publicly change his mind, apologize or admit to error because his public persona has been built, since the 1970s, on the idea that he is a tough man who never backs down.
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To assess the fallout of killing General Suleimani, we must understand that the Iranian regime cannot survive internal dissent or sustain its powerful position in the region if it backs down from this provocation.
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"Trump never backs down from a fight, so he might feel the need to retaliate, and that has got to be a factor going forward when you are thinking about buying these stocks," Cramer said.
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A civil rights group has launched a legal case designed to ensure that Boris Johnson backs down from threats to defy a law which would instruct him to avoid a no-deal Brexit in October.
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Schumer's opposition to a legislative fix means there likely won't be a quick end to the emotional images of immigrant children being separated from their families unless Trump backs down and reverses his "zero tolerance" policy.
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On Tuesday, President Donald Trump issued a harsh warning at the United Nations General Assembly to North Korea, saying he may be forced to "totally destroy " the isolated regime unless Pyongyang backs down from its nuclear challenge.
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READ MORE: Poland backs down from its controversial Holocaust history law The Holocaust Revisionist Report, a study released last week, identified Poland, alongside Hungary, Croatia and Lithuania, as the European countries taking the most alarming steps towards revisionism.
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Unless North Carolina backs down, any ruling by a trial judge would likely be challenged and end up in a Virginia-based federal appeals court that only weeks ago issued an important ruling in favor of transgender rights.
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Currency markets gave a muted reaction to Trump's speech to the U.N. General Assembly on Tuesday, in which he said the United States will be forced to "totally destroy" North Korea unless Pyongyang backs down from its nuclear challenge.
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But even if the GOP backs down on Trump's $750 billion figure, Democrats say nondefense spending has to increase at least $20 billion just to keep programs running, a result of new costs pushed onto the budget this year.
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Trump on Trial The majority leader, facing defections in his own ranks, made a strategic retreat this week in an effort to retain his grip on the trial WASHINGTON — Senator Mitch McConnell never backs down — unless he has to.
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WASHINGTON — A cache of 3,000 Facebook ads Russia bought to influence the 2016 US election will remain unseen by the public unless the Senate Intelligence Committee or the social media giant backs down from positions they both restated on Wednesday.
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White House backs down: While most initial disagreements over the seven bills have been resolved, the major exception has been President Trump's demand for $5 billion in funding for a border wall in the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) spending bill.
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AMC Backs Down on Its Nightmarish Vision of Texting In Movie TheatersEarlier this week, America was up in arms against the latest popcorn-related scandal to rock the…Read more ReadI wish I could say this was an isolated incident.
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When Maria backs down on the cake-smuggling request, Marek (Csongor Kassai), the airport accountant, is so relieved that he offers to drive her to her country cottage, seemingly oblivious that he's being pressed into a different kind of service.
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And whether Trump ultimately implements his proposed tariffs or eventually backs down, as many suggest he will, those long-standing and essential trading partners will have learned one thing: The United States is now an unreliable, unpredictable and unreasonable trading partner.
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Currency markets had a muted reaction to U.S. President Donald Trump's speech to the U.N. General Assembly on Tuesday, in which he said the United States will be forced to "totally destroy" North Korea unless Pyongyang backs down from its nuclear challenge.
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Trump Backs Down from Border Wall DemandPresident Trump has apparently shifted his position on funding the building of a US-Mexico border wall and will not insist it be included in a spending bill necessary to prevent a government shutdown this week.
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For a president who never apologizes and rarely backs down, the order was an extraordinary climax to weeks of heart-wrenching news coverage of crying children being held in federal detention centers, separated from their parents after crossing the U.S.-Mexican border.
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Israel: The country appears headed for a record third straight election, on March 2, if neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nor his chief rival, Benny Gantz, backs down from brinkmanship before midnight tonight — the deadline for lawmakers to nominate an alternate candidate.
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Attempting to prove any pullback is just a pause ** This as closely watched Fang+ index growls at high, then backs down ** Majority of sectors rained on; rate-sensitive utilities and real estate drenched, while materials and energy see the sun ** Tech down 1.5 pct.
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It's practically an ideal representation of how American constitutional government should work: elected officials impose a stringent burden on a constitutional right, citizens take issue with it, they ask the courts for vindication, and the state backs down without so much as an adverse ruling.
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"Supporters take away he's a fighter, that he's never backs down, that he never gives in to the carping critics and that he will stand his ground no matter what the situation and hold his head high in the face of unrelenting criticism," he said.
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READ: Trump backs down on the Census citizenship question Friday morning, Trump unleashed one of his signature tirades on the former Wisconsin lawmaker, criticizing everything from Ryan's popularity in his home state to his failure to defeat President Obama alongside running mate Mitt Romney in 2012.
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This suggests that unless the Trump administration backs down from its intention to re-impose secondary sanctions, the Europeans will need to reinstate blocking sanctions that protect European companies from U.S. penalties, which essentially means the risk of a trade war between the United States and Europe.
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For its part, the HKEX has said the proposed deal would only go ahead if LSE backs down from its plan to buy Refinitiv, while the London Stock Exchange said it was committed to and continued to make progress on the planned acquisition of the data firm.
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The actual impact of $50 billion in tariffs alone would be modest for a massive economy like the U.S. But it would have a significant psychological impact on U.S. consumers, industry, U.S. stock markets and, ultimately, enormous consequences for the real economy if neither side backs down.
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Trump often backs down after talking tough, the European signatories will strive to keep the deal in place, the White House has limited foreign policy bandwidth to tackle the issue, and the Iranian leadership will be patient and flexible because sanctions relief is filling its coffers with oil revenue.
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The United States, which supported the Guatemalan military during the brutal civil war and is the main political and financial backer of the international commission, should take the leading role, alongside the United Nations, in ensuring that Mr. Morales backs down and lets the investigation lead where it must.
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The latter is every bit as hazardous to global security as the old Republican hawkishness: Both start by blowing up the global order and multilateral agreements, but Trumpism manifests as tough talk with absolutely no credibility, proffered by an easily distractible simpleton who backs down from every fight he's ever instigated.
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The hope is that Trump recognizes this: that his oft-stated desire to avoid US involvement in Middle East wars kicks in, and he backs down from the brink in the same way that he pulled away from the threats to attack North Korea in 2017 (and Iran in June).
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"We will continue until we win, until Macron backs down and gives us what we deserve: more purchasing power, less taxes, a healthy life without having to tighten and tighten and tighten the belt at the end of every single month," a protester in Nantes who only gave her name as Virginie told Reuters.
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Beyond the short-term effect of the actual playoff races not being what they seem, the big gaps in games played is going to have an impact on how the season plays out; some teams are looking at a much busier schedule, with fewer days off and more back-to-backs down the stretch.
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The best hope, Ms. Grabbe said, is that any efforts to dilute the rule of law or subvert the union's democratic standards will be opposed by so many Poles that the ruling party backs down — as it did in late 2016 when tens of thousands took to the streets to oppose a government-backed law outlawing all abortions.
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