We will simply boycott their restaurants, bankrupting them in the process.
|
|
Failure will speed their end and the bankrupting of our world.
|
|
This affects writers, reporters, and artists, bankrupting civil discourse, culture, and journalism.
|
|
An entrepreneur might harm an incumbent businessman by bankrupting him, for example.
|
|
To stop the debt that is bankrupting our kids and grand kids.
|
|
But is this worth closing mom-and-pop places, bankrupting small businesses?
|
|
Below we've outlined how to do it without bankrupting yourself for a month.
|
|
This is how you hold the price steady while bankrupting the criminal gangs.
|
|
You don't upend the entire energy status quo without bankrupting a few dinosaurs.
|
|
Critics say the measure smacks of populism and risks bankrupting heavily indebted Italy.
|
|
M.L.S. has been trying to gain respect in world soccer without bankrupting itself.
|
|
Critics also have faced bankrupting lawsuits for supposedly offending the dignity of the state.
|
|
Even the Green Revolution had unintended side effects, bankrupting small farmers and reducing biodiversity.
|
|
Leave the important stuff to reality TV stars with a knack for bankrupting casinos.
|
|
We have to reform Medicaid, which has become a system close to bankrupting states.
|
|
This is fiscal recklessness, and we are bankrupting the country our grandchildren will inherit.
|
|
"It's about bankrupting the Nazis and smoking out the keyboard warriors," Canon told me.
|
|
The simple truth is Washington is bankrupting the country and robbing future generations of Americans.
|
|
The world's response to Putin has included crippling sanctions, which are slowly bankrupting the Kremlin.
|
|
Private equity is again under fire for bankrupting a longtime retailer and stiffing its employees.
|
|
That move gained them millions of new subscribers, but it's been slowly bankrupting the company.
|
|
Where you had the banks generally bankrupting the entire economy and getting away with it.
|
|
Can I do something easy that doesn't involve bankrupting myself on SK-II sheet masks?
|
|
Congress is bankrupting the country and robbing future generations of Americans to pay for it.
|
|
According to Russian media reports, it was a lawsuit that eventually wound up bankrupting the company.
|
|
It's been going after people who wanted to create an open-source vibrator and bankrupting them.
|
|
ORTAGUS: Right, because there is no way to pay for them without bankrupting the U.S. government.
|
|
When the product is our health and the bills are potentially bankrupting, don't we deserve as much?
|
|
You pledged to reduce, and ultimately eliminate the out-of-control deficit spending that is bankrupting America.
|
|
Like a certain person intent on bankrupting this very company, he has kooky ideas about living forever.
|
|
There is a way to expand health care coverage without bankrupting the country and destroying the economy.
|
|
You pledged to reduce and ultimately eliminate the out-of-control deficit spending that is bankrupting America.
|
|
I mean this is why I went to Congress eight years ago because we're bankrupting future generations.
|
|
It's boomers who are bankrupting the nation with a trillion-dollar deficit from a selfish tax cut.
|
|
The transformation is hollowing out suburban shopping malls, bankrupting established brands and leading to staggering job losses.
|
|
Officials spoke of bankrupting Iran by saturating the market with oil, regardless of the wishes of OPEC partners.
|
|
With our capital-like model, we can build a Medicare B solution, you know, without bankrupting our company.
|
|
"I've been accused of bankrupting Lehman Brothers," he joked, to laughter from the crowd at the Manchester Rotary Club.
|
|
Whatever it takes, just so long as we don't add to the debt that is bankrupting our great country.
|
|
Her father, the 19th-century railroad baron Jay Gould, was known for manipulating stock prices and bankrupting business partners.
|
|
The trick is building the business model to do that for the future without bankrupting the firm in the present.
|
|
They want Washington to start working for them and to spend tax dollars investing in our future — not bankrupting it.
|
|
There was no Tea Party when George W. Bush was bankrupting the government and getting us involved in costly foreign misadventures.
|
|
Obamacare has offered them a bad deal, college tuition is bankrupting them, jobs are poorly paid and racial tension is high.
|
|
While some have moved to Vietnam, other corporate leaders have argued shifting production elsewhere is extremely costly and risks bankrupting them.
|
|
"I am not the working poor, and it's hard for me to run for Congress without bankrupting my family," she said.
|
|
But disease and drought have destroyed local production, bankrupting many small-scale farmers and adding to the flow of northward migrants.
|
|
We won the Cold War with a strategy of containment and bankrupting the Soviet Union by outspending the Kremlin on defense.
|
|
Mike's primary tactic, beyond using Henry, is to get an indictment from the grand jury in hopes of bankrupting the firm.
|
|
At the cost of $85033,000 per inmate, per year, our nation is not only bankrupting our citizen's futures, but also our budgets.
|
|
Fledgling innovators have to live in constant fear of a big player orpatent troll pulling out a big gun and bankrupting them.
|
|
I could see that McLaren had mastered the technologies that are fundamental to stopping health care bankrupting our children in the future.
|
|
The simple solution to keep an unexpected expense from bankrupting you or putting you into debt is to build an emergency fund.
|
|
Americans have heard all about the horrors of not bankrupting Americans, not garnishing their wages, and not putting liens on their homes.
|
|
The Chinese cut prices below their costs, bankrupting American companies that were seeking to develop next-generation solar panel materials and designs.
|
|
First, we all threw up our hands in frustration when we learned that Trump's Mar-a-Lago trips are bankrupting the Secret Service.
|
|
"Even were you to succeed in bankrupting Gawker Media, the writers you dislike, and me, just think what it will mean," Denton wrote.
|
|
The whole thing has created a massive patronage system as well as a host of expensive sinecures that are rapidly bankrupting the empire.
|
|
Cost management can be done by plans, but it won't be achieved by forcing them to cut benefits to avoid a bankrupting tax.
|
|
President Trump's 4th of July festivities cost Washington, D.C. $1.7 million, bankrupting the city's Emergency Planning and Security Fund, reports the Washington Post.
|
|
These requirements have turned out to be impossible to meet and are bankrupting many of the small and midsize refineries in this country.
|
|
Ending the bankrupting of America and defeating cronyism—two areas where Ellmers was a dismal failure—are at the top of that list.
|
|
This legislation will speed both terminal disease cures and the spiraling health-care budget which is on its way to bankrupting our economy.
|
|
They praised him again when he imposed potentially bankrupting fines on Yonkers to overcome its City Council's repeated defiance of his mandated remedy.
|
|
He sought revenge by bankrupting the company, and then insisting any future subways be built by the city, rather than by private interests.
|
|
At the same time, it is a vital Iranian interest to get out from under Trump's oil sanctions, which are bankrupting its economy.
|
|
Declining birth rates in America and Europe pose an obstacle to getting the economic growth needed to support aging populations without bankrupting national governments.
|
|
Trump says his lack of experience in government and his experience as a businessman — including bankrupting four companies in two years — is an advantage.
|
|
They have merely been overtaken by a broad popular consensus that the federal government should insure retirees against bankrupting medical costs and premature death.
|
|
"I'm not sure what Inslee's plan would actually achieve other than bankrupting the economy and putting hardworking coal miners out of work," she said.
|
|
In the West, it is converting forests, altering water flows, threatening fish and wildlife habitat, raising irrigation concerns, and bankrupting the US Forest Service.
|
|
This all crashed spectacularly in June 2015 (black Monday and Tuesday), wiping a third of the value off the market and bankrupting many retail investors.
|
|
Represented by the SPLC, they filed a civil suit and were awarded $6.3 million in damages in 2000, bankrupting and effectively ending the Aryan Nations.
|
|
We underestimate how bankrupting of the "one country, two systems" formula gets to the very core of the Chinese Communist Party's own legitimacy at home.
|
|
Then came the catastrophic, morally bankrupting campaigns in Afghanistan and Iraq, followed by punishing tax cuts, and the exhaustion of the free-trade growth model.
|
|
But for coal, the industry where companies are bankrupting in succession like dominoes, the onus needs to be on solar to realistically absorb the cost.
|
|
Beulah Mae Donald won the case and received $7 million in damages, essentially bankrupting the U.K.A. Henry Hays was executed, while Knowles received life imprisonment.
|
|
RUNNING ON EMPTY How the Democratic and Republican Parties Are Bankrupting Our Future and What Americans Can Do About ItBy Peter G. Peterson 239 pp.
|
|
Consider a person with a terminal diagnosis coupled with the probability of a long, painful and possibly bankrupting death (with subsequent impoverishment of the survivors).
|
|
"The economy is always the big issue because the state of California has been irresponsible in its budget, bankrupting the state, and overregulating," he said.
|
|
The world was shocked when Hurricane Andrew slammed into South Florida in 1992, causing $15.5 billion in damage and bankrupting at least 16 insurance companies.
|
|
It is most likely that Trump's master stroke will be to serve the public by embracing the interests of the wealthy and bankrupting the country.
|
|
And-- I first used it back in 1963 when American Express had this great Salad Oil Scandal that people were worried about it bankrupting the company.
|
|
And I first used it back in 603 when American Express had this great Salad Oil Scandal that people were worried about it bankrupting the company.
|
|
My charge was to devise a scheme that would divert some revenue to them without bankrupting university athletic departments or destroying the fabric of college sports.
|
|
Gawker founder and CEO Nick Denton has a message for billionaire Peter Thiel: You succeeded in bankrupting my company and me personally, stop targeting my journalists.
|
|
A published author Her book, "It Doesn't Have to Be That Way: How to Divorce Without Destroying Your Family or Bankrupting Yourself," was published in 2013.
|
|
And while this loss is not bankrupting the company, insurers are certainly not in business to lose money, so its alleged losses are a serious issue.
|
|
The cant about the "public interest" is refuted by the fact that bankrupting Gawker eliminates any chance of having a solution that balances competing public interests.
|
|
INDECLINE and Illma both have dozens of projects lined up for the first half of the year and plan on bankrupting themselves to see them through.
|
|
Meanwhile, free market advocates need to seize on this California news as well and explain how the private sector can provide care without bankrupting its customers.
|
|
Like patients who I've spoken to in my last few years of reporting, they have experienced the bankrupting and baffling illogic of US medical prices firsthand.
|
|
"These requirements have turned out to be impossible to meet and are bankrupting many of the small and midsize refineries in this country," the passage read.
|
|
If the Investing for the People Act, which would be far more aptly called the Bankrupting the People Act, becomes law, this will be proven accurate.
|
|
Trump has proudly taken credit for bankrupting an economy that feeds 80 million people, and he has recently promised to reduce Iran's oil exports to zero.
|
|
I'm grateful that I came to my senses and was able to get an abortion legally without risking my health or bankrupting myself or my family.
|
|
The Trump family, then, appears to have jet-setted themselves into a bind: The way they live is bankrupting the agency tasked with keeping them alive.
|
|
When the law passed, dialysis patients probably seemed pretty exceptional: They needed a lifesaving treatment, at a potentially bankrupting price, for the rest of their lives.
|
|
The Wall Street Journal reported last month that Cohen has "frequently" complained about the mounting costs of his legal fees, which he says are "bankrupting" him.
|
|
As a means of reinstating the status quo, the company drafted CLCHPA with the intent of bankrupting third party vendors through the imposition of cutthroat regulations.
|
|
Prior to joining the Trump administration, Icahn said the system of buying and selling biofuel blending credits that underpins the RFS was bankrupting smaller oil refiners.
|
|
Whether it's his history of bankrupting businesses or his tendency toward self-destructive outbursts, Trump is riddled with flaws that weigh heavily in the minds of voters.
|
|
That didn't stop Doc Kearns from taking an odd pride in bankrupting the town of Shelby whenever the press asked him about it in years to come.
|
|
A county official said the local government had poured so much money and resources into preventing and controlling African swine fever that it risked bankrupting the county.
|
|
The threat of climate change to the global economy is tangible, and the increase in catastrophic climate events is capable of bankrupting markets and even nation-states.
|
|
The countries took action after crude prices sank to 12-year lows in 2016, piling pressure on oil-dependent economies and bankrupting hundreds of U.S. energy companies.
|
|
"I'm grateful that I came to my senses and was able to get an abortion legally without risking my health or bankrupting myself or my family," she wrote.
|
|
Founded by 1,200 Scots on the Gulf of Darien in 1698, Caledonia was a shot at the big time that ended up bankrupting Scotland and costing her independence.
|
|
After essentially bankrupting himself with the launch of the critically successful yet commercially disappointing Retro/Grade, Neverending Nightmares was Gilgenbach's last-ditch attempt at creating a video game.
|
|
College sports administrators continue to argue that allowing athlete pay will ruin their industry by harming education, bankrupting athletic departments and despoiling the amateur purity that attracts fans.
|
|
"Fully funded vouchers would relieve parents from the terrible choice of leaving their kids in lousy schools or bankrupting themselves to escape those schools," Warren and Tyagi wrote.
|
|
WE ARE INVESTING IN AREAS LIKE TOYS AND BABY, WHERE WE KNOW WE'VE GOT THIS BIG OPPORTUNITY IN FRONT OF US QUICK: BECAUSE OF TOYS R' US BANKRUPTING.
|
|
Richard's new modernization efforts are bankrupting the country to the point where there are labor union protests that escalate to all-out strikes by the end of the movie.
|
|
He used the orders and the facilities themselves as "leverage" to buy the plant, then drained all the assets out of Jeannette Glass, bankrupting the facility in two years.
|
|
" The Republican National Committee described Ms. Warren's plan as a "fairy tale," adding that it would have the effect of "bankrupting the country and hurting the quality of care.
|
|
This bankrupting of carbon reserves in the tropics is paired with a catastrophic loss of biodiversity, an environmental crisis co-equal to climate disruption in its severity and significance.
|
|
In a county that is 89 percent white and less than 2 percent Hispanic, they spoke of undocumented immigrants bankrupting Sun Belt hospitals, dragging down wages and burdening taxpayers.
|
|
"The last thing we need to do is to monkey this up by trying to embrace a socialist agenda with huge tax increases and bankrupting the state," he said.
|
|
" Wasser said It's Over Easy is a progression of her 2013 book, "It Doesn't Have To Be That Way - How to Divorce Without Destroying Your Family or Bankrupting Yourself.
|
|
Even though Trump was right to blame Chinese government subsidies to its solar manufacturers for bankrupting U.S. solar producers, his "America First" tariffs are a decade too late to matter.
|
|
The MoviePass promise is a great idea on the face of things: For a single monthly price, subscribers get to indulge in regular trips to the theaters without bankrupting themselves.
|
|
MORE stuck to his 2008 promise of bankrupting anyone wanting to build coal plants and championed instead natural gas and renewables through a complex web of subsidies and favorable regulations.
|
|
The women suing the Fanwood school are likely to receive some financial reward, but they say they have no interest in a bankrupting a school with such a valuable mission.
|
|
Since 6900, Alzheimer's deaths are up by 2628 percent, bankrupting families and the country when considering that projected cost for 28503 is $22019 billion, and projected to reach $1.1 trillion.
|
|
Jeffrey Blume, Ferguson's finance director, said the deal could cost as much as $3.7 million in the first year alone, and $3 million in following years, potentially bankrupting the city.
|
|
I had no idea that my dad's behavior was the result of a drug problem, an addiction to injecting cocaine that was eroding his life and marriage and bankrupting our family.
|
|
Likewise she refers to the growing subset of thinkers and activists who are orthodox in theology but renounce the bankrupting compact with the Republican Party and the fixation on sexual morality.
|
|
Despite her tireless campaign to get the holiday recognized by the United States government, Jarvis ended up denouncing the institution she created, bankrupting herself as she fought against its perceived commercialization.
|
|
Meditation may have healing qualities, but the Buddhist quotations Cohen's been tweeting won't relieve the massive financial burden he's facing while under federal investigation, which he's reportedly said is "bankrupting" him.
|
|
The book "is still the best real-world description of how 'fee for service' reimbursement is harming the patient-physician relationship, and bankrupting America all at once," Mostashari told Business Insider.
|
|
Efficient doctors and hospitals make money by serving Medicare patients, and the share of providers taking such patients has remained stable — not what you'd expect if the program were bankrupting providers.
|
|
"In other words, if your candidate is a corrupt hypocrite whose only qualification is her gender, you should stick with your party even if it is bankrupting the country," Martin writes.
|
|
Higher capital reserves allow the industry to better weather losses as a coronavirus outbreak is seen plunging the Italian economy into a deep recession, bankrupting companies and hurting banks' balance sheets.
|
|
As with the previous Democratic debates, this week's debate in Houston will likely start with our country's forever question: How can we provide health insurance to all without bankrupting the country?
|
|
"Mediation makes the most sense in almost every divorce," the It Doesn't Have to Be That Way: How to Divorce Without Destroying Your Family or Bankrupting Yourself author told PEOPLE last year.
|
|
In states without anti-SLAPP laws, the wealthy can just file frivolous lawsuits, punishing critics and muzzling free speech by bankrupting media and nonmedia defendants alike -- just through the costs of defense.
|
|
Tulip fever gripped Holland in the 17th century, when speculation over prized and rare tulip bulbs hiked their prices to astronomical levels, bankrupting families and bringing the country's economy to its knees.
|
|
One need look no further than the asbestos litigation debacle that enriched lawyers with over $34 billion while delivering around 40 cents on the dollar to the clients and bankrupting 85 companies.
|
|
In particular, the report highlights a strategy the company used to keep users from bankrupting it, by changing account passwords to prevent ticket purchases that might cost it money it didn't have.
|
|
Republicans should abandon the idea of a bipartisan budget deal that jacks up every category of federal spending and find a way to fully fund the U.S. military without bankrupting the country.
|
|
The Supreme Court has ruled that states can't offer new residents lower welfare benefits than longtime residents, so New Jersey would be forced to give all those people the money, bankrupting the state.
|
|
Prayuth was the army chief who seized power from Yingluck Shinawatra's elected government in 2014 after prolonged street protests by pro-establishment forces that said her populist policies were bankrupting the state coffers.
|
|
While the 2003-2016 oil price crash caused firms to cut exploration budgets, ending a boom in rig demand and bankrupting many owners, energy companies are now seeking to replenish their hydrocarbon reserves.
|
|
And it appears what brought Kim to the table — the "maximum pressure" campaign that may have ended up bankrupting the regime — might be in serious trouble, on land and on the high seas.
|
|
For more than 30 years, the uber-wealthy have been rewriting the tax code, feeding at the loophole and subsidy troughs, enjoying preferential capital gains rates, destroying labor unions and bankrupting pension funds.
|
|
The game that was later developed by Charles Darrow and bought by Parker Brothers ditched the moral lessons, and suddenly, bankrupting friends and family members became a favorite pastime in millions of households.
|
|
Yet with spending approaching 20 percent of the nation's Gross Domestic Product the cost of healthcare and the lack of affordability are virtually bankrupting individuals as well as the three levels of government.
|
|
That's one of the many questions Gawker Media CEO Nick Denton poses in an open letter to the venture capitalist, who admitted this week to funding a lawsuit aimed at bankrupting the media company.
|
|
The US administration and European governments are promising trillions of dollars in support for their economies as they try to prevent the virus from putting millions of people out of work and bankrupting industry.
|
|
Timely assistance can help ensure that this construction can happen without bankrupting families and small businesses, which would deprive Puerto Rico of private investment and household spending at the very moment it's most needed.
|
|
When it comes to economics, let me put the state of marijuana to you in this way: If Trump reverses state law, he'll be crippling if not bankrupting the states that have legalized marijuana.
|
|
France began the project in 1881, but it was taken over by the United States in 1904 after tropical diseases including malaria flattened French work crews, killing more than 20,000 people and bankrupting the project.
|
|
Mr. Cohen has frequently told associates in recent months he is frustrated that the president hasn't offered to pay his legal fees, which he has said are 'bankrupting' him, according to one of the people.
|
|
In the case of the franc, the overshooting of rates played a role in bankrupting some retail brokerages and dozens of their clients, while major banks and hedge funds faced hundreds of millions in losses.
|
|
As TechFreedom's Berin Szoka has pointed out, allowing the FTC to broadly construe and aggressively enforce data privacy consent decrees comes with enough uncertainty to deter smaller innovative startups because of fears of bankrupting fines.
|
|
A county official in northeastern Liaoning province told Reuters in January that the local government had poured so much money and resources into preventing and controlling African swine fever that it risked bankrupting the county.
|
|
The company is hemorrhaging money and floundering as it attempts to communicate changes in its service that irrationally upset its loyal customers (perhaps too loyal since they're bankrupting the company by going to tons of movies).
|
|
The 27-year-old singer's attorney, Douglas Baldridge, said during his remarks that his famous client was asking only $1 in damages because she had no desire in bankrupting the DJ, only in sending a message.
|
|
Although Coachella lost money on its 1999 début, nearly bankrupting Goldenvoice, and required four years to become profitable, by 2011 the festival had grown so popular that Tollett offered a second weekend, with the same lineup.
|
|
But if too many people quit or the schemes run out of new members willing to pay, the pyramids collapse, bankrupting families in a chain reaction and adding to the strains on the Chinese financial system.
|
|
After saying that blaming him for bankrupting Lehman Brothers would be like "blaming a car dealer in Spartanburg for the collapse of G.M.," Mr. Kasich went on to tell the crowd about the paid speeches he gave.
|
|
I'm referring to the public employee pension and benefit plans that collectively are trillions of dollars in the red — yes, trillions, with a T. These gold-plated plans not only are bankrupting towns, cities, counties and states.
|
|
Similarly, the IUD has been radically improved since the disastrous 1971 launch of the Dalkon Shield, which killed at least 2014 users and led to infections, hysterectomies, miscarriages, and birth defects in 200,000 more, eventually bankrupting its manufacturer.
|
|
"Do you think you would ever do it again, Kris?" asks Wasser, 33, who authored the New York Times best-seller, It Doesn't Have to Be That Way: How to Divorce Without Destroying Your Family and Bankrupting Yourself.
|
|
" I suppose he meant to say, "Only we here at the Justice Department do the extorting, with special counsels, daylight raids of people's attorneys, bankrupting people with legal fees, threats to prosecute family members, and questionable wiretapping of Americans.
|
|
Policies like this both weaken the U.S.'s position in the world, and subject it to future drains on resources in foster care and the additional social services that stem from its unnecessary use, thus potentially bankrupting our nation.
|
|
When, at another point, Mr. Trump said that Mr. Rubio did not know "anything about business," the senator responded: "I don't know anything about bankrupting four companies," an allusion to Mr. Trump's liberal use of bankruptcy protections over the years.
|
|
In sum, our slow growth, inequality and national security challenges require radical solutions: strengthening safety nets, curbing the bad environmental and health behaviors that are bankrupting us and paying for it all by sharply incentivizing risk-taking, innovation, investment and hiring.
|
|
Police union contracts are often the envy of the rest of the labor movement; while grandstanding politicians love nothing more than to swipe at "overpaid" government workers whose pensions are bankrupting the city, state, or country, they rarely target police.
|
|
This fact just screams for the setting up of a separate risk pool system to make sure these sickest Americans can get care while not bankrupting the rest of the system and the rest of us paying for health care.
|
|
So, by the time I was running against him — talking about his business record, cheating people, bankrupting companies, his admitted sexual assault — it was if we weren't electing a president, it was: Who's the most entertaining person on the stage?
|
|
Bankrupting municipal budgets, creating epidemics of preventable diseases, and helping to cause climate change — that's how you start a conversation about why the suburbs need to change, and why more of our growth should go to infill and transit-oriented development.
|
|
"If we can't kill this program, which is the least essential of any federal programs we are never going to get control on a budget that is completely out of control and well on its way to bankrupting our country," said McClintock.
|
|
A Florida jury bought this argument over Gawker's claims that they had protection under the First Amendment, awarding Bollea/Hogan a settlement of more than $140 million in March 2016, effectively bankrupting Gawker, which closed its site by August of that year.
|
|
She was able to invest early in a massive political organization — spending 87 cents of every dollar she raised in early 2019 — without fear of bankrupting her bid, and she had that financial backstop to lessen the risk of forgoing traditional fund-raisers.
|
|
One of the countries most affected by the 2008 global financial crisis was Spain, where a decades-long housing boom went bust almost overnight, bankrupting developers and leaving unfinished housing projects littered across the country, from the suburbs of Madrid to the Mediterranean coast.
|
|
It's not just her handling of Brexit: take, for instance, her insistence that international students be included in migration figures, potentially bankrupting British colleges out of nothing more than the petty hatred of a vicar's daughter for all those foreigners swarming outside her frilly curtains.
|
|
It's within and through this space that white picket fence-owning believers of the good ole American Dream hold out hope despite job loss, home foreclosures, and bankrupting medical debt—the horsemen of late capitalism—threatening to yank the rug from under their feet.
|
|
Trump administration officials say their maximum pressure campaign on Iran is aimed at forcing a hard choice for Tehran in its behavior, limiting funds available to build up its weapons programs and bankrupting the Islamic Republic's support for proxy fighting forces across the region.
|
|
Higher capital reserves allow banks to cope better with losses they are likely to face due to the coronavirus outbreak which is crippling economic activity and is expected to plunge the Italian economy into a deep recession, bankrupting companies and hurting banks' balance sheets.
|
|
"Smoking isn't just killing us, it's bankrupting us," said Ashli Watts, a spokeswoman with the Chamber of Commerce for Kentucky, where one in four adults uses tobacco, the lung cancer rate is the nation's highest and related healthcare and lost productivity costs nearly $5 billion a year.
|
|
Posing the choice as the people versus the insurance companies, a true opposition party -- meaning, opposition to an economic system that is bankrupting Americans -- would mass millions of people in the streets and make single-payer the single issue to drive voters to the polls in 2018.
|
|
The Wall Street Journal reports that Cohen has "frequently" complained that the mounting costs of his legal fees are "bankrupting" him, according to one source, and that he is frustrated that the president, whom Cohen feels owes him for years service, hasn't offered to cover the fees.
|
|
"Smoking isn't just killing us, it's bankrupting us," said Ashli Watts, a spokeswoman with the Chamber of Commerce for Kentucky, where one in four adults uses tobacco, the lung cancer rate is the nation's highest and related healthcare and lost productivity costs nearly $22015 billion a year.
|
|
"We need to end this program, start over from scratch and find ways of providing assistance for students so that they can get an education without it bankrupting them," said Senator Robert M. Gordon, a Democrat from northern New Jersey and the chairman of the Legislative Oversight Committee.
|
|
The Center for American Progress is a good example: Tom Daschle, the former Senator from South Dakota was a mainstream liberal during his tenure, but after his re-election defeat in 2004, he became a lobbyist for, among others, the corrupt health insurance industry that is bankrupting Americans and the economy.
|
|
But you also put those who lend to you — notably bank depositors or counterpart small savers (more on them, below) — at great risk, for you're engaged in a "musical chairs" form of finance: You avoid bankrupting yourself and your lenders only as long as your speculative investments keep rising, bubble-fashion, in price.
|
|
Not only has he gotten North Korea, the most rogue of rogue regimes, to stop missile and nuclear weapons testing—thanks to a maximum pressure campaign that could end up bankrupting the regime—but three American hostages were just released, creating the conditions for a summit between the president and North Korean dictator Kim Jong-Un.
|
|
In evident frustration with a lack of progress on these fronts, Mr. Peterson again tackled tax reform and government entitlements in 2004 by writing "Running on Empty: How the Democratic and Republican Parties Are Bankrupting Our Future and What Americans Can Do About It," a best-selling, politically evenhanded indictment of Democrats for overspending and Republicans for excessive tax-cutting.
|
|
I was only 7 when "90210" premiered in 1990, and through its '90s heyday I was strictly barred from watching it by parents who thought its portrayals of teenage sex, drug use, sexual assault and suicide were inappropriate for a child a long way from a learner's permit (parents whom I believed were wholly unreasonable authoritarians hellbent on bankrupting my social cache).
|
|
"The objective has been and remains to find a solution that stops skyrocketing RINs, which are made up regulatory licenses, from bankrupting refineries across the country and costing the jobs of tens of thousands of refinery workers, while at the same time benefiting corn farmers and expanding the market for corn so that corn farmers can sell more corn," Cruz said.
|
|
People like the 24-year-old who fell down a flight of stairs and ended up in rehab for a year, bankrupting her grandparents; or the numerous women I have seen with unplanned pregnancies and serious complications for mother and child; or the young athlete treated in the emergency room for a life-threatening infection resulting from a minor scrape during a Frisbee game; or my "healthy" teenage son, who developed cancer.
|
|
Pence or Haley or a dozen other Republicans could pursue Pence's policies without routinely embarrassing the country on Twitter, letting state secrets slip to the Russian foreign minister, taking the side of neo-Nazi marchers, bankrupting the Secret Service with high living, and — most fundamentally of all — leaving the country in a state of agonizing suspense as to what's going to happen when an unfit president has to wrestle with a crisis that's not of his own making.
|
|
And Hobie (basically Jesus), who runs an antiques shop at which Theo finds refuge, is so innocent to the ways of the world that he is slowly bankrupting himself through his devotion to beauty and refusal to sell his furniture to the undeserving, and doesn't even own a TV. Bad: Mr. Barbour, the posh Upper East Side dad with whom Theo briefly lives who likes sailing and Maxfield Parrish (middlebrow); Theo's own dad, who lives in tacky suburban Las Vegas and used to act on TV (lowbrow).
|
|
Pascal admits to Secondo that the invite was a lie, with the intention of bankrupting the brothers, and this, in turn, leads to a cascade of further revelations: Secondo's girlfriend realizes that he has been having an affair with Pascal's wife; Secondo realizes that Primo has been considering returning to Rome to work for their uncle; Primo and Secondo realize that, after years of hard work, they have failed at their goal of building a life for themselves in the US. Big Night is a small, endearing movie, and repeated viewings reveal Shalhoub as the true center of the story.
|
|
Now, ensnared by Pyongyang into protracted negotiations, during which Kim will try to further advance his nuclear capabilities and buy time with evasive non-action, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has a choice: Maintain the illusion of denuclearization and peace by submitting to Kim's terms and tempo of talks, or do all he can to thwart Kim's campaign by bankrupting and shaming him.
|
|