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Therefore any provocation will be met with an appropriate response.
They will be met with fire, fury and frankly power.
They fled violence only to be met with incredible violence.
I don't think this should be met with a shrug.
A hybrid drivetrain will likely be met with similar outcries.
Any hint of unrest will be met with heavy security.
Everyone can agree that Brexit must be met with reform.
So his arrival is likely to be met with skepticism.
Crisis tends to be met with kindness, not civil war.
The regime's nuclear blackmail must be met with increased international pressure.
For foreign relations, though, it'll be met with much stiffer resistance. 
Should partisan polarization be met with centrist compromises from the left?
Monday workout only to be met with criticism about their bodies.
Lonely Planet hopes Trips will be met with the same success.
Bids would be met with zero spread to the repo rate.
But the renewed push is certain to be met with resistance.
This Fourth of July should be met with protests, not pride.
The president's visit was expected to be met with large protests.
Any last-minute rush of repentance could be met with silence.
Such a move would almost certainly be met with legal challenges.
But it's a big decision that should be met with careful consideration.
However prominent those cries, they may well be met with popular indifference.
But the problem is that those requests could be met with cyberbullying.
The move is almost certain to be met with a legal challenge.
By 2008, such emphatic assurances tended to be met with greater scepticism.
Such a move would likely immediately be met with a legal challenge.
BUT this should be met with allowing Trisha the space to learn.
And they'd be met with harshly opposing reactions to such vocal advocacy.
So such an agreement might be met with significant questions of sovereignty.
For instance, a mandatory buyback could be met with a constitutional challenge.
Perhaps those concerns, too, should be met with something other than scorn.
This breakthrough absolutely deserves to be met with enthusiasm and earnest discussion.
They will be met with fire, fury like the world has never seen.
Moving forward, however, the company's overreaching announcements need to be met with skepticism.
Democrats' criticism of Trump's comments should be met with "equal outrage," Graham said.
That would create more production overall, and it would be met with demand.
Any tinkering with Section 230 should be met with a ton of suspicion.
Blockchain infiltration will be met with resistance, because it is an extreme change.
I assure you, this selective prosecution will be met with a strong defense.
A friend's death would be met with bereavement and deep sadness, of course.
Price-gouge ordinary flyers and you'll be met with a barrage of complaints.
If you Google "Sister Cathy," you'll be met with over 35 million results.
Search for "bridesmaid proposal" on Etsy and you'll be met with 49,465 results.
With the recent update, time-sensitive searches will be met with timely results. 
Such actions would likely be met with lawsuits and loud condemnations from Congress.
He suggested that such a move would be met with fire and fury.
This is a moment in American history that can't be met with silence.
It shouldn't be met with a counter-overgeneralization: Those people are all sick.
Extending that argument to automobiles would probably be met with even greater skepticism.
Any attempts to deviate from this belief system will be met with resistance.
Any addition to her awe-inspiring oeuvre should be met with open arms.
It is an act that can be met with hostility, exclusion, and violence.
Their contempt for Congress should be met with a legal and political fusillade.
Any visit to the UK is expected to be met with widespread protests.
If you attempt to undermine our democracy, it will be met with punishment.
Any attempts to write anything regarding those lies will be met with legal action.
You are calling for our grassroots, nonviolent resistance movement to be met with violence.
The architects of Colorado's plan are well aware they will be met with opposition.
Inside Cult 2.0, dissent is likely to be met with hostility, doxing, and harassment.
It eased some anxiety that any femininity I exhibited would be met with rejection.
The requirements introduce a minimum debt component that cannot be met with capital instruments.
In addition, any request is almost certain to be met with a court challenge.
Phrases like 'cutting edge science', and 'avoid pregnancy' should be met with healthy skepticism.
The measure is likely to be met with strict opposition by Democrats in Congress.
Iranian cyberattacks against critical American targets would likely be met with crippling, escalating counterattacks.
These costs must be met with a legislative response to ensure full operational capacity.
Instead, they'll be met with a rotating collection of pictures that only feature Smith.
The requirements introduce a minimum debt component which cannot be met with capital instruments.
Her service and sacrifice should not be met with fear or mistrust, but with appreciation.
As such, attempts by the Fed to raise rates will be met with slower growth.
This was also a reckless and indiscriminate cyberattack that will be met with international consequences.
Many political spectators were expecting Trump to be met with wariness from the AIPAC audience.
Lifting restrictions on freedom of movement is also likely to be met with hostility elsewhere.
Sometimes you'll be met with disaster, but that's necessary to finding your next great meal.
That said, the fiscal policies of our new president will be met with many tradeoffs.
Or that flag burning in the US should be met with a revoking of citizenship.
One thing is: the marijuana tax will be met with a great deal of opposition.
But any move to undermine net neutrality is likely to be met with stiff resistance.
Such an approach is unprecedented and will be met with challenge, yet is entirely legal.
There are few expectations Trump will be met with similar adulation from the UN body.
But ultimately, any increase in troops was likely to be met with pushback from insurgents.
Businesses that don't comply will be met with mandatory closures and civil fines, Cuomo said.
I can guarantee you won't be met with torches but something a lot more definitive.
Four more detonations followed during the Obama Administration, to be met with "strategic patience," a.k.a.
Majzoub also demanded any wrongdoing on the part of officers be met with disciplinary action.
"Quiet will be met with quiet and violence with an appropriate response," said Lt. Col.
The repeal bill is not likely to be met with great celebration in the Senate.
However, it is not anticipated that it will be met with much, if any, opposition.
Any indication our neighborhoods may be becoming less safe will always be met with anxiety.
Probably. She might be met with backlash and her fair share of internet think pieces.
I couldn't sleep because I was afraid that I would be met with terrifying dreams.
Hate crimes could now be met with a level of skepticism that they weren't before.
Any attack by Iran on anything American will be met with great and overwhelming force.
I never dreamed that this record would be met with such love, such warmth, such positivity.
They will be met with the fire and the fury like the world has never seen.
Even that kind of cull would be met with resistance from trade unions and many voters.
Bring up politics on the streets of the Bronx and you will be met with shrugs.
Something that won't be met with the scorn of a person newly enlightened by higher education.
The claims are pure nonsense and will be met with a swift and potent legal response.
A number well above consensus (currently 210,000) might very well be met with a negative reaction.
She wasn't sure at first whether they'd see justice, or be met with doubt and blame.
Bringing artificial intelligence into the mainstream world should be met with hope and empathy, not fear.
This was also a reckless and indiscriminate cyber-attack that will be met with international consequences.
The department's announcement on Friday was certain to be met with outrage from victim advocacy groups.
Behind the terminology also lies an implicit threat: Political violence will be met with political violence.
"We were just hoping it wouldn't be met with disapproval, and it wasn't," Mr. Tanne said.
The claims are pure nonsense and will be met with a swift and potent legal response.
"An aggression which will be met with massive civil disobedience," the CUP said in a statement.
" He also says that any sites that open would be met "with swift and aggressive action.
Any clarity on Brexit is likely to be met with relief by investors and boost sentiment.
An attempt to raise it dramatically, however, would be met with resistance, other investors told Reuters.
Any use of nuclear weapons will be met with "an effective and overwhelming response," he said.
And any fear projected on to us will be met with a very British response: Sarcasm.
Bobby Singleton (D) told the AP he expected the bill would be met with a lawsuit.
Such "terrorist action" by Israel would be met with a "severe and serious response," it said.
He said efforts to steal information and compromise US infrastructure would be met with a response.
"They will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen," Trump said.
"They will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen, " Trump said.
Meanwhile, Nkurunziza has said a deployment of AU troops inside Burundi would be met with force.
"Anything that fundamentally undermines our affordable housing plan will not be met with public approval," he said.
The problem is that most of those things will be met with a wall of Democratic opposition.
There are many unknowns in the progress of AI and concerns should be met with due caution.
But if they do, they're going to be met with a forceful response, as it should be.
Harmon felt that he would be met with nothing but shame if he went to the gym.
That wider diversity lens needs to be met with investment in initiatives that can move those needles.
That, however, appeared to be met with push-back from other EU regulators, according to one report.
He said any North Korean actions that threatened the South would be met with "an appropriate response".
The President's attempts to repeal Wall Street reform will be met with a Democratic firewall in Congress.
It's possible that violent content will be met with other enforcement action, such as a temporary suspension.
In the past, this sort of uptick in production would almost undoubtedly be met with widespread interest.
They argue that any increase in defense should be met with an increase in non-defense spending.
I'm trying to create a community where people can tell their stories and be met with compassion.
" If militants relaunch attacks on Israel, he said, "terror will be met with a very strong response.
"A bigger rebound cannot be ruled out, but will likely be met with hedging activities," they said.
Camille asks if everything's okay, only to be met with Adora's growling, violent criticism of her drinking.
The mayor also warned in April that Trump would be met with protests when he visited London.
"I can guarantee you won't be met with torches but something a lot more definitive," Spencer said.
This is not a crisis that can be met with incremental change that avoids rocking the boat.
Any executive action taken by Trump is likely to be met with another round of legal challenges.
"We suspect that this rushed proposal will be met with public outcry and demonstrations," dos Santos said.
Now, imagine arriving in safe place only to be met with disdain, distrust, ignorance and outright hatred.
Beijing has said that any official name change to "Taiwan" would be met with a military attack.
So one may expect the Airwrap to be met with a similar blend of curiosity and excitement.
Moore said players who come out on tour now should expect to be met with reassuring apathy.
This despicable conduct will surely be met with the contempt of wiser minds in the international community.
Without that trust, even the most active and successful nonprofit will be met with skepticism and doubt.
"The threats and the provocations by the North will be met with the stern response," he said.
If Russia ever attacked the United States, it would be met with overwhelming force, said the source.
Any further attempts to "Islamize" Turkish society is likely to be met with resistance, Mr. Oktem said.
" Trump said the attack "could be met with an attack many, many times larger from our country.
With Mars in this savvy sign, any opportunities to make more money will be met with fortitude.
" She added that any violations of the cessation of hostilities must be met with a "sober, coordinated response.
A successor administration's effort to demand more without giving Iran more, in return, will be met with defiance.
I used them freely in conversations at public school only to be met with some very confused expressions.
But moderation that is perceived to be zealous by entitled fans will often be met with a backlash.
Groups start chanting "Black lives matter!" only to be met with "all lives matter!" from the other side.
"Any equivocation by Ms. Yellen will be met with a dollar rout in the FX market," Schlossberg predicted.
Further nuclear provocations by Kim Jong Un would be met "with fire and fury", he said last year.
It became clear to all the girls that advocating for oneself would be met with laughter, then silence.
Top Beijing government leaders have reiterated that the target has to be met with no delays, it said.
The stupidity had to be met with something like that, that's the only way I could deal with.
Now, if it were even possible to make such a joke, it would be met with pained silence.
The mayor has also suggested that Trump would be met with protests if he chose to visit London.
But any executive action taken by Trump is likely to be met with another round of legal challenges.
Any attempt to make an in-app purchase will be met with a message saying they aren't permitted.
I don't have a sense that I will be met with safety and joy on the other side.
Would a disabled student, when calling for help, be met with someone trained to communicate with them effectively?
I still call Vega Baja every day, only to be met with the staccato of the busy signal.
Tweets that contained certain slurs directed at Berger's account would be met with an error message upon sending.
The new restrictions will almost certainly be met with legal challenges already being prepared by civil rights groups.
We can expect any attempt to repeal key elements of Dodd-Frank to be met with stiff resistance.
You'd hope tragedies at this scale would be met with an equally outsize outpouring of compassion and action.
Some protesters on Monday morning raced for the exits, only to be met with volleys of tear gas.
However, unless the Republicans "go nuclear," the CHOICE Act could be met with a filibuster in the Senate.
This gives moral weight to their demands that the Paris targets be met, with emissions halved by 2030.
The RFS could be met with biogas, renewable electricity, butanol, or any number of other fuels and combinations.
Both those facts tend to be met with incredulity by visitors encountering Gascon cooking for the first time.
"I never dreamed that this record would be met with such love, such warmth, such positivity," Musgraves said.
That type of argument would, of course, be met with lots of scrutiny, but I'd be willing to listen.
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan claimed Trump had "got the message" his visit would be met with mass protests.
Lewis said North Korea was demonstrating that any US or South Korean invasion would be met with nuclear force.
If they do something it will be met with great force, but we have no indication that they will.
Now, if you attempt to share a link to B.S. Detector on Facebook, you'll be met with this message.
He'll also likely be met with continued protests in the streets from Palestinians that left hundreds injured on Friday.
But, like any good Newtonian physicist will tell you, a sudden, explosive force will be met with equal resistance.
But the advances in AI for medicine should be met with caution, members of a Healthy Returns panel said.
Many of the steep cuts are likely to be met with resistance from both sides of the aisle.  Sen.
" The interview took place amid the news that Trump said North Korea "will be met with fire and fury.
Many of the steep cuts are likely to be met with resistance from both sides of the aisle.  Rep.
A million Chinese soon gathered in the Square, only to be met with the brutal force of Chinese tanks.
Unlike most moms, we live in perpetual fear that talking about our sons' incarceration will be met with judgment.
Mention that you're shopping for swimwear and you're likely to be met with groans from the women around you.
But the first assertion stretched credulity and the second one would be met with major pushback from Rubio backers.
" Haley hinted that North Korea's latest action must be met with a "serious" retaliatory response, declaring, "enough is enough.
With the announcement, the White House is forcing countries to stop purchasing Iranian oil or be met with sanctions.
Collins said, based on what he knows about his members' positions, the White House would be met with resistance.
In fact, even a life-ending hit-and-run can be met with a shrug by pizza-eating witnesses.
So you've approached your team and asked them for feedback or feedforward, only to be met with blank stares.
He expected to be met with hostility upon return, telling us he assumed members of the community hated him.
When borrowing surges, new money circulates through the economy, creating demand that needs to be met with higher production.
Military officials warned that any attacks would be met with strong counterstrikes, to deter any miscalculation by other forces.
Mention its name outside the New York metropolitan area and you would very likely be met with blank incomprehension.
The threat is an insulting rebuff to the American president and should be met with a firm substantive response.
"The day may be met with intense emotional energy when Jupiter and Venus square off," explains astrologer Lisa Stardust.
The probe could be met with resistance by the administration, as other congressional investigations have been in recent months.
He's likely to be met with large protests in the British capital if and when he does travel there.
He has already pleaded publicly with his boss to indicate where he stands, only to be met with silence.
"These costs must be met with a legislative response to ensure full operational capacity," the OMB acting chief said.
The Republican proposals are expected to be met with sharp opposition from Democrats in Congress and immigration advocacy groups.
But I'll be doing something that is somewhat preemptive, but ultimately, we'll be met with some legislation, I'm sure.
Any attempts to interfere or subvert our democratic process by foreign or domestic entities will be met with severe consequences.
But have you ever tried to take them home for later, only to be met with a sad, limp mass?
Although Carolina coastlines will be met with storm surges, out in the open ocean Florence is producing rather terrifying waves.
"They will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen," he said Tuesday, which ... is terrifying.
John Bolton, the national security adviser, says any attack on America or its allies "will be met with unrelenting force".
While it's encouraging that Twitter is committing to bettering its platform, this news should be met with lots of skepticism.
Worse still is that their requests for help and better understanding seem to be met with form letter-style responses.
"I cant [sic] guarantee you won't be met with torches, but something a lot more definitive," he wrote on Facebook.
" Tillerson added the U.S. does not want military conflict, but further missile threats "would be met with an appropriate response.
They will be met with fire, fury and frankly power the likes of which this world has never seen before.
Trump has warned that Iran would be met with "great force" if it attacked U.S. interests in the Middle East.
It's important for Trump to know his actions will be met with resistance from the leaders of the art world.
Persian-language media had come to expect that elections and protests would be met with DDoS attacks and website defacements.
Any advance in our technology to force ads upon users will be met with an equal development to block them.
Usually when we crack open a Pepsi we expect to be met with an ice-cold caramel-y sweet taste.
When you open your iPhone's Photos app, you'll be met with several different ways to view your images and videos.
And secondly, I just have to tell you that the provocations by Russia need to be met with American strength.
We think that bar will be met, with a good chance economic growth slips below trend and prompts a response.
After last week's strikes, Mr. Lieberman warned publicly that any fire from Gaza would be met with a powerful response.
Anything more extreme would be met with major consternation in the House and Senate — and even in the White House.
" All to be met with a pillow or hand held up in front of their faces followed by an, "Ew.
" He said "any attack on United States interests or on those of our allies will be met with unrelenting force.
In addition, the Russian authorities had previously warned that any American censure of RT would be met with a response.
The declaration of martial law came shortly after the military attacked the militants, only to be met with fierce resistance.
Ask a young person about the wines of Alsace, and chances are you will be met with a blank stare.
"Racist, far-right violence" must be met with forceful action "regardless of where in the world it happens," she said.
And other food needs can be met with distribution of vouchers or discounts for produce at retailers or farmers' markets.
Then, he argued that a right to unionize must be met with a reduction in union pension and benefit costs.
Any attempt at reforming France by Mr. Macron will very likely be met with fierce resistance by the unions there.
"It can often be met with hostility and fear and this can, in extreme circumstances, result in violence," Hodson said.
Women who challenged such precepts would often be met with shouting and jostling, and have been blocked by custodians and police.
One would assume that a fairly innocuous emoji for "microbe" would be met with little controversy, but Everson was not impressed.
"Now, nearly 40 years later, you could swap Donald Trump in for Johnny Rotten and be met with a resounding "Yes!
The official added that China has warned the U.S. that future actions would be met with "economic attacks" on American markets.
Trump warned on Monday that Iran would be met with "great force" if it attacked U.S. interests in the Middle East.
CONGRESSIONAL DEMOCRATS SAY U.S. HAS "MASSIVE" INFRASTRUCTURE NEEDS AND MUST BE MET WITH "SUBSTANTIAL, NEW AND REAL REVENUE" -- LETTER TO TRUMP
"You don't want to hear about all this," the singer said, blushing, only to be met with cheers from the audience.
It will take a few minutes to boot up, and then you'll be met with a configuration screen for your controller.
" In another tweet, Trump said that any Iranian attack on Americans would be met with "great and overwhelming force" and "obliteration.
All treatments need to be met with the adequate health checks beforehand, as people react in different ways to different things.
"Cost escalation, which would normally be met with consumer resistance, is being facilitated by the easy availability of credit," Nassirian said.
The company's aggressive strategy for building a self-driving car by by 2021 will likely be met with resistance from regulators.
Efforts to get Republican electors to abandon Trump will undoubtedly be met with great resistance and inflammatory rhetoric by his campaign.
Jon gives Bran an enthusiastic embrace, only to be met with a dead-eyed gaze that chills him to the bone.
It also sends a message to bad actors around the world that similar war crimes will be met with overwhelming force.
It will finally come to fruition next week -- and the royal welcome from Queen Elizabeth will be met with expected protests.
Especially given its lack of commercial or residential purpose, the dramatic public art piece is bound to be met with criticism.
It's officially called Muhammad bin Qasim road, but if you ask for that, you'll most likely be met with blank stares.
Adam Levine, frontman for band Maroon 5, knew going into the gig that Super Bowl LIII he'd be met with controversy.
Chelsea Handler says she once rejected Ivanka Trump straight to the first daughter's face, only to be met with a shrug.
"We remain vigilant and any attempt to undermine our democracy will be met with consequences," Krebs said in his opening remarks.
I scrambled to capture this singular moment of #ladypower in games — only to be met with a familiar sense of disappointment.
The iPhone is Apple's best-selling device and the removal of the home button is likely to be met with controversy.
But the Justice Department's latest move, which Mr. Sessions previewed in an announcement this month, will be met with more opposition.
"Any talks, promises, and assurances from North Korea will be met with reservation, vigilance, and verification," Pence said in a statement.
"Putin's aggressing will be met with consequences that will shake the regime to its foundation," Mr. Menendez said in an interview.
I worried especially that my guy friends would be met with suspicion by my conservative parents, who never talked about dating.
But the world is now faced with a threat in North Korea that can't be met with a better balance sheet.
Any attempt by the Trump administration to retaliate will likely be met with significant scrutiny from both journalists and Democratic lawmakers.
An older lady on a balcony waved at the marchers only to be met with shouts from hooligans in the crowd.
He reportedly pushed for a swift announcement of the news, which was said to be met with pushback from military leaders.
This ensures that any meaningful effort by the agency to address the problem would be met with years of costly litigation.
The White House has explicitly said that any harm or restriction of Guaidó's movement will be met with a firm response.
Any incident of inappropriate conduct will be met with discipline by either the team, league or both, according to the statement.
Such an outcome would embolden Iran and suggest that behavior that holds the global economy hostage will be met with impunity.
But the optics of the Lavrov meeting on their own are troublesome — and will surely be met with distress from Kyiv.
But if Mr. Schneiderman were to take on a criminal prosecution, it would very likely be met with disdain by conservatives.
Google Brazilian or Russian hair — two in-demand types — and you'll be met with hundreds of returns promising "virgin remy" for cheap.
But the company will surely be met with heightened competition from the likes of Target, Lululemon and TJ Maxx along the way.
You'll be met with three options, plus the option to import (or export) bookmarks as an HTML file, if you need to.
The move threatens to undo President Obama's environmental legacy, and it's likely that it will be met with pushback from environmental activists.
When celebrities of her caliber speak out on societal issues, they can often be met with a lot of contention for fans.
Ask any chef who makes it what goes into its mysterious sauce and you will probably be met with suspicion and scorn.
REGIONAL REPERCUSSIONS The South Korean decision is likely to be met with dismay in the United States, which fears weakened security cooperation.
Violations of this law could be met with prison sentences of up to five years and fines of up to €800,000 ($910,000).
If we follow the old one set by the pan-democrats, it's just going to be met with a series of disappointments.
Have you ever walked into a drugstore in October looking for candy corn only to be met with aisles of Christmas candy?
Google will certainly be met with swift and immediate blowback from the public at large, as well as within its own company.
"Any attempt to target American, Israeli or allied personnel for prosecution will be met with a swift and vigorous response," Trump said.
No doubt you will be met with a wide variety of issues on your first day in office, should you become president.
Suddenly, Bigfoot roars as it leaps from the rubble… only to be met with a hail of bullets from Teddy Roosevelt's machinegun.
"It is only natural that a crime against Islamic and human rights will be met with reaction from public opinion," Rouhani said.
It was likely that Silk Road's rebirth, which DPR2 was now at the helm of, would be met with a similar reaction.
Calls to cut Medicaid are bound to be met with boos, given that Medicaid expansion has proved popular even in red states.
It has said it could slow its bond buying in the future, if the rate targets could be met with fewer purchases.
Since black plastics can't be recycled, the demand for black plastic has to be met with other sources, such as e-waste.
And sometimes, I don't know that love is met with the type of dignity that we wish it would be met with.
No matter how well the team perform in the long run, every setback will be met with vitriol, bitterness and impotent rage.
" -- US defense secretary, James Mattis, said any threat from North Korea to the US would be met with a "massive military response.
"There is a strong demand increase coming, and that will be met with production expansion," said Miguel Angelo Vedana, BiodieselBR's chief analyst.
The system is broken partly thanks to Biden, so any reform plan from the Democratic frontrunner must be met with healthy skepticism.
But really, any place that offers you shelter from the elements should be met with equal courtesy: Take your dumb hat off.
So the precedent that the president is setting here is something that should be met with great unease and dismay by Republicans.
Just like for other chronic illnesses, relapse is part of the recovery process, and must be met with compassion, rather than criminalization.
Twitter has yet to implement the new rule, but when it does, it will undoubtedly be met with criticism from all sides.
You never know sitting down in a room with four walls staring at you if your words will be met with silence.
"Most attempts by ISPs to block or throttle content will likely be met with a fierce consumer backlash," the new rules state.
Hopefully, America has learned a thing or two about slut-shaming since then, and JoJo won't be met with the same treatment.
He thinks I'm delusional, that this will pass, and that any actions taken toward fulfilling my desires will be met with regret.
"Until there is more research, recreational drug use will continue to be met with skepticism or outright discouragement from doctors," he says.
In Hong Kong, the former British colony, the latest efforts to instill reverence for the anthem may be met with vigorous protest.
"Developers we talked to said that requirement wouldn't be met with opposition if the percent-for-art rule weren't mandatory," she said.
" The statement added, "This hostile move, as well as any new anti-Russian sanctions, will be met with resolve and reciprocal countermeasures.
"We ought to make it inescapably clear to Russia that its shadow war will be met with a coordinated response," he said.
But when the disease is improperly diagnosed, the clinical harms and dollar costs of treatment may not be met with commensurate benefits.
However, when you decide to come back (and you will come back), you'll be met with open arms like you never left.
But, as Gandhi suggested, if we have to push our agenda for nonviolence or anything else, it will be met with resistance.
Jeter says no matter where you are in the process of reaching your goal, you will be met with challenges every day.
So the precedent the President is setting here is something that should be met with great unease and dismay by the Republicans.
Mattis warned North Korea to not threaten the U.S. or its allies, or else it would be met with a military response.
If you ask even a longtime New Yorker for directions to Minetta Lane, you will likely be met with a blank stare.
"Any attack will be defeated, and any use of nuclear weapons will be met with an effective and overwhelming response," they wrote.
For me, if a woman steps into a gym, regardless of the level, they should be met with twice as much enthusiasm.
NOT SO LONG ago, a stockbroker trying to interest an American fund manager in European shares would be met with an eye-roll.
North Korea said any U.N. sanctions would be met with "powerful counter measures" as it again accused the U.S. of angling for war.
If you type "sleep habits" into Google you'll be met with several thousand suggestions, all relating to famous people who didn't sleep much.
" Kardashian West, who does not have an undergraduate degree, knew the unlikely choice "would be met with an eye roll for the ages.
And under Justice Department rules, additional standards need to be met — with additional approvals — to even seek a search warrant against an attorney.
And the application of these tools to work — and workforce development — is noble, but should also be met with a degree of skepticism.
Any violence against these groups would signify a grave assault on the rule of law and will be met with a significant response.
He decided not to do the TPP, which will be met with some criticism in some of the countries that he&aposs visiting.
I pop to the loo to be met with an army of 18-year-olds, taking selfies and forgetting to wash their hands.
President Obama pressed the issue of cyberthefts in his first meeting with President Xi in 2013, only to be met with more denials.
But Democrats say they want to include the funding in the spending bill, a move bound to be met with resistance from conservatives.
With sugar as the public health enemy du jour, Thanksgiving pecan pie may be more likely to be met with dread than pleasure.
They will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen... he has been very threatening beyond a normal state.
Wheeler's net neutrality rules have already survived legal challenges, and any actions by Pai are likely to be met with lawsuits as well.
And sometimes I don't know that that love is met with the type of dignity that we wish it would be met with.
Kasich's past support for closing military facilities is also likely to be met with disapproval in a state that has eight military bases.
THE IRANIAN government seemed to know that its decision to hike the price of heavily subsidised fuel would be met with widespread anger.
Draft plans by the U.S. government to freeze rules on fuel efficiency are likely to be met with resistance by top automakers today.
"   Crappy interactions like this one: An ex sent gentle condolences about a dead father only to be met with the classic "Send nudes.
The Trump administration could seek to change the language, but it would likely be met with concerted pushback from Canada, according to Politico.
Many abuse survivors are wary of speaking out, often because they justifiably fear their accounts will be met with skepticism, victims' advocates say.
It is intuitive that the jobs lost to automation will be met with the creation of new jobs that require very different skills.
The new strategy, Bowling says, is to repeal the 1999 law altogether, a move she is sure will be met with fierce lobbying.
"It is an affront to the court and must be met with a deterrent sentence," the three judges said in a written summary.
Images have shown teams using pikes, shovels and excavators to lift the garbage, only to be met with new waves carrying even more.
Trump said on Monday that Iran would be met with "great force" if it attempted anything against U.S. interests in the Middle East.
Pierre Nkurunziza, Burundi's embattled president, brushed aside a four-day deadline to accept MAPROBU, and said any intervention would be met with force.
Solomon said that for years as a senior banker, he'd walk into the elevator at Goldman and would be met with blank stares.
Any Republican attacks over Judge Kavanaugh in a campaign-season debate, for example, could be met with a rejoinder about the assault allegation.
Such measures send the message that a student's display of anxiety and agitation might be met with lethal force, rather than calming conversations.
When I found the site Trust & Will, I was finally put at ease that my needs could be met with an online service.
Pyongyang understands the gravity of an attack on American soil and knows such a move would be met with overwhelming force, he explained.
" On Tuesday, President Trump told reporters that North Korean threats would be "met with fire and fury like the world has never seen.
Following the meeting, Jamie Bryson, a self-described "loyalist activist," told local reporters that the Brexit deal would be met with mass resistance.
" Meanwhile, Trump said any move to expel US troops from the country would be met with "sanctions like they've never seen before ever.
The Trump administration has said further Turkish aggression will be met with sanctions but has not supplied any further details or a timeline.
Multiple arrests were made around the campus Monday, as protesters attempted to leave, only to be met with tear gas and rubber bullets.
While she hoped her award-winning performance would land her more of the roles she wanted, she continued to be met with frustration.
" Earlier this week, Trump said if North Korea made any more threats to the U.S., it will be met with "fire and fury.
"My concern is that hate crimes will now publicly be met with a level of skepticism that previously didn't happen," Johnson told reporters.
Faster growth in 2018 is unlikely to be met with the same subdued inflation and could result in hardened resolve at the Fed.
According to the Times report, James attempted to tell his family of the persistent abuse, only to be met with denial and disbelief.
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday Iran would be met with "great force" if it attacked U.S. interests in the Middle East.
The British government has been cautious about blaming Russia for the poisoning, but says that the poisoning will be met with an appropriate response.
And then the threats came Brennan was quickly kicked out of the group and correctly suspected he would be met with threats, LaPorta said.
And as I said, they will be met with fire, fury, and frankly, power the likes of which this world has never seen before.
Whenever I would question the whiteness of these spaces and how strategies didn't take race into account, I would be met with uncomfortable silences.
After all, if you ask any given Bitcoin proponent how blockchain technology works, there's a good chance you'll be met with silence or rage.
Any shift in Powell's tone about future interest rate hikes will be met with skepticism about whether or not Trump is getting to him.
And as I said they will be met with fire, fury and frankly power the likes of which this world has never seen before.
U.S. President Donald Trump warned this week that Iran would be met with "great force" if it attacked U.S. interests in the Middle East.
Moscow denies any involvement in the attack and said any effort to remove Russian diplomats from London would be met with a serious response.
U.S. President Donald Trump warned on Monday that Iran would be met with "great force" if it attacked U.S. interests in the Middle East.
That will be met with a strong opposition from the EU Commission and euro area countries demanding strict adherence to euro area budget rules.
Those broadsides will be met with equal and opposite force -- embracing the fight is as core to the progressives' brand as the policies themselves.
And as I said, they will be met with fire, fury, and, frankly, power, the likes of which this world has never seen before.
So if the Chinese government curtailed international product in response to Trump's actions, it would likely be met with a very frustrated moviegoing population.
Tim Kasher: I'm sure this will be met with some derision, as I meet a ton of people who say that's their favorite record.
Customer requirements of 5 gigawatts (GW) can be met with one compressor, 9 GW with two compressors and 12.5 GW with three, TAQA said.
Anyone using the Google app on iOS or Android will also be met with the Discover homepage, which should be familiar at this point.
It's outfitted with cushy memory foam, so stepping on it in the middle of the night won't be met with a jolt of cold.
"Any threat to the United States or its territories, including Guam or our allies, will be met with a massive military response," he said.
If you want to keep going, I will keep going tonight," he said, only to be met with boos and audience members screaming, "No!
Any stories he shares in his final days at DOJ should be met with a degree of skepticism and a heavy dose of declassification.
But mention John Bil's name to any service professional who's crossed his path and you will be met with looks of reverence and respect.
The expulsions would be "met with a swift response" from Washington, U.S. Vice President Mike Pence said on Wednesday, although he gave no details.
"Like other great social change movements, it will be met with lots of failures before it meets grand success," Murphy said of his efforts.
"The precedent that the president is setting here is something that should be met with great unease and dismay by the Republicans," she said.
This is an attack on the democratic process and an assault on all Californians and it must be met with strong condemnation by everyone.
On the day of a baby's birth, they should be met with a blanket and a small thermal hat with blue and pink stripes.
"We urge China to avoid making such a mistake, which would be met with universal condemnation and swift consequences," they said in a statement.
Someone from the NCCJ suggested including Muslims within the scope of Judeo-Christianity, only to be met with a liberal chorus of muffled rebuke.
Trump's seemingly off-the-cuff announcement that the US planned to withdraw troops also seemed to be met with surprise in the State Department.
That outcome is now in doubt, and any effort to make an agreement will likely be met with stiff resistance from Democrats in Congress.
The tax reform package likely will boost economic growth and corporate earnings, but that would be met with a more aggressive Fed, Bannister said.
She cannot expect to be met with understanding and compassion unless she gives love out, a lesson she somehow internalized despite a brutal childhood.
But there was little question that any action by Mr. Trump to try to alter birthright citizenship would be met with immediate legal challenges.
That means that any US military action aimed at toppling Maduro would likely be met with stiff resistance from the 515,000-strong Venezuelan military.
Meanwhile, the Trump administration escalated its warnings toward the Maduro government, saying that any violence or threats would be met with a swift response.
Ambivalence will be met with cries of "It'll never be enough!" and accusations that we won't stop until there are hangings in the street.
Thousands of birds will return there again in the spring, expecting their usual nesting grounds — only to be met with an expanse of asphalt.
Any jihadi attack or other assault on America will not be met with restraint; Mr. Trump seems to regard nukes as an underused asset.
Kale, tomatoes, corn, radishes coated in Caesar dressing and topped with seven-minute eggs will be met with actual cheers at the dinner table.
Thousands of readers across the world, many of whom check in for their nightly dose of scares, will be met with the above message.
Now, the new American president is telling the world that aggression will be met with aggression and there will be nothing passive about it.
I know firsthand how vital it is for young people — for all of us, actually — to be met with nods, applause and open doors.
But scientists did not suggest people cut processed meats from their diets entirely, and experts warned that the study should be met with caution.
In a stark warning to Pyongyang, he said that any use of nuclear weapons by North Korea would be met with an "overwhelming" response.
From this point forward, the House Intelligence Committee's assessment of the intelligence community should be met with skepticism by the public and Congress alike.
Adding to the sense of urgency, Trump warned on Tuesday Pyongyang "will be met with fire and fury" if it threatened the United States.
That is an idea that would surely be met with opposition by Palestinians, yet Netanyahu set it as one of the preconditions for peace.
The PBO report predicts that job losses or economic losses in somes sectors would be met with more growth and job creation in others.
WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT BELOW As Guzman-Feliz jumps onto the counter, he appears to be met with resistance by a worker behind the cash register.
"Behind the screen?" one journalist volunteered, only to be met with boisterous laughter from the Huawei rep, with echoes of De Niro in Cape Fear.
Any deal to end widespread suffering in Syria was likely to be met with doubt after past settlements failed -- a fact Obama acknowledged on Sunday.
A VISITOR TO Moscow inquiring about the outlook for Russia's economy will often be met with answers that take a detour into the country's past.
Another might promise new limits on worker visas only to be met with a promise to build a border moat and fill it with alligators.
Instead, you'll be met with the warm comfort of a basic idea and thousands who deem it deep enough to warrant a like or retweet.
Some cities and localities are clearly overpriced, and are about to be met with an onslaught of new supply, Brooklyn, Miami and Manhattan, among them.
The coercive forces of evil had to be met with the coercive power of federal courts, Congress, the White House, even the federalised National Guard.
Today, we finally know what the network has decided to do with BLL, and the decision will surely be met with a mix of opinions.
Any threats or acts against his safe return will be met with a strong and significant response from the United States and the international community.
If Trump and his allies want to deny science and further endanger human health, they must be met with the opposition of the next Congress.
Republican lawmakers met Trump's plans with skepticism, warning that any declaration of a national emergency over immigration would almost certainly be met with court challenges.
"They're probably going be met with some skepticism here in the next couple weeks," he added, "when they start pitching their wares" to potential investors.
"Manufacturers have been needlessly adding toxic chemicals to furniture in order to address a risk that can be met with non-toxic measures," Rodgers said.
This means, for example, that the entry of the AIIB should be met with a concomitant U.S.-led expansion of capital at the core MDBs.
Even if agreement is reached, the changes could still be met with public anger as the country's main opposition groups are not represented in parliament.
Tariffs would be met with retaliatory tariffs and/or review by the World Trade Organization, and the policy priority was generally to deescalate the battle.
This sort of thing has been tried in small ways by previous administrations, usually only to be met with retaliation and an eventual mutual climbdown.
"The harder question of how to resolve the sheer extent of corruption in South Korea will not be met with an easy answer," Koo said.
Bemused, I send out a couple more requests to other Lisbon Francesinha makers of note, only to be met with similar polite but firm rebuffs.
And eventually any concern you raise is going to be met with the reasonable question: If things were so bad, why didn't you say anything?
In central Minnesota, which is more conservative than the state's urban centers, advocates for refugees fear that the resettlements could be met with more resistance.
Once it was in the decision chamber, it might be met with one display with three blue shapes while the other had one blue shape.
Questions about how platforms like Twitter and Reddit deal with disruptive users and offensive content tend to be met with defensive language invoking free speech.
After General Suleimani's death, the Iraqi Parliament voted to expel American troops from the country, which Mr. Trump then said would be met with sanctions.
Japanese fans started chants of "Let's go Japan", only to be met with Korean chants of "You are doing great Korea" and "Let's win Korea".
"Any attack against U.S. forces deployed abroad must be met with an overwhelming response — no targets are off the table," Risch said in a statement.
If we learned anything from the Obama years, it's that incremental bipartisan change will be met with just as fierce resistance as more radical proposals.
That is certain to be met with dismay by a number of moderate Republicans who opposed the first version of the bill for that reason.
Violations under the new rules would be met with hefty fines of $24.6 million or 85033 percent of a company's global revenue -- whichever is larger.
"Any attack against U.S. forces deployed abroad must be met with an overwhelming response--no targets are off the table," Risch said in a statement.
ISIS-SP's recent achievements must be met with a more fundamental change, one that can only be backed by the U.S. and its regional allies.
But some Republican senators have warned that firing Rosenstein, or otherwise taking steps seen as short-circuiting Mueller's investigation, would be met with fierce resistance.
GENEVA (Reuters) - Any Iranian attack against the United States or allies will be met with force, the U.S. special representative for Iran, said on Wednesday.
On Tuesday, Trump said North Korea "will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen" if it threatens the United States.
Such attacks must be met with as much resistance as those being waged in D.C. States and localities can also strive for progress against poverty.
The visit is expected to be met with much backlash from protesters, many of whom believe he should not even be allowed into the country.
IRAN'S FOREIGN MINISTRY SPOKESMAN SAYS ANY STUPID ACTION BY ISRAEL AGAINST IRAN'S INTERESTS IN SYRIA AND THE REGION WILL BE MET WITH A CRUSHING RESPONSE
Ms. Johnston said that people with medical prescriptions would be exempt from the ban, and that the first offense would be met with a warning.
You can bet any call for more taxes on Wall Street will be met with loud cheers, even if an FTT is a tax on investors.
The alleged pee tape, part of the so-called Steele Dossier, could be released tomorrow and it'd probably be met with a collective shrug among Americans.
It certainly wouldn't be met with tut-tutting about women who voluntarily send their partners sexy photos, or let their partners take sexy photos of them.
But Red, who believes fascist rhetoric should be met with a closed fist—or paw—wasn't sure the furries were prepared to do what it took.
Any bombing by US or South Korean forces in North Korea would likely be met with a strong show of force by Kim Jong-un's regime.
Though China officially embraces gender equality, attempts by feminists to raise issues of inequality or injustice can sometimes be met with harassment and even prison time.
But any effort to broker a compromise on the issue is likely to be met with resistance from partisans at both ends of the political spectrum.
Normally, news that mobile roaming charges will no longer apply in all the member states of the European Union would be met with thrill and joy.
You also might be met with a line, but it moves quickly and is definitely worth the wait — try the pulled noodle soup or some dumplings.
She knocked out several walls on the main level so that guests would immediately be met with the view when they walked in the front door.
And today's It girls — from the Hadids to the Jenners — continue to be met with criticism via social media, one tone-deaf editorial after the next.
" Raddatz pointed out that Pence, the Indiana governor, told the audience in last week's vice presidential debate that "provocations need to be met with American strength.
They cant do what they were saying they were going to do, because if they do that, they will be met with really very violent force.
Wouldn't it be lovely to look around and be met with images that praised familiar shapes and silhouettes, instead of having to actively seek them out?
"Any attempt to try and sell off our public lands is going to be met with stiff opposition from a lot of different groups and organizations."
" Clinton added: "Iran is still violating UN Security Council resolutions with its ballistic missile program, which should be met with new sanctions designations and firm resolve.
The Treasury's recommendations will be met with a sigh of relief by large banks and regulators overseas who heavily lobbied the Treasury to protect the mechanism.
You'll be met with a list of technical menus and measurements that are really only of interest if you're professionally testing phone hardware or network infrastructure.
RAND also recommends more data-sharing between companies and with government agencies — a suggestion that is sure to be met with silence from the private sector.
Any forthcoming Autopilot updates released by Tesla will be met with new levels of scrutiny, both in terms of public perception and likely regulatory attention, too.
The question of whether we need more educational and interactive material that directly addresses color in the ancient world must be met with an explicit yes.
Because the glitch stems from an underlying certificate, re-installing extensions won't work — if you try, you'll likely just be met with a different error message.
Slack's price was ultimately determined by the designated market maker, based off a calculation of a figure where buy orders could be met with sell orders. .
Naturally, she was surprised when she was cast out of the three tribes during a swap to be met with a lavish yacht and gourmet food.
If you say "Japanese knotweed" to a gardening enthusiast or property developer, you might be met with the sort of hiss usually reserved for pantomime villains.
The country is also prone to destructive wildfires every year, when dry and hot summers can be met with strong winds that quickly spread the flames.
This is particularly necessary for starting an honest dialogue with LBT patients since they may feel that sharing their sexual identity will be met with disapproval.
As the crowd occasionally got too close, Uber's private security guards would emerge to shoo protesters away — only to be met with a chorus of boos.
" The backdrop: President Trump was reportedly speaking off the cuff yesterday when he warned North Korea that more threats would be met with "fire and fury.
Go deeper: The Fox acquisition would be noteworthy given its size ($50 billion + market cap) and given the regulatory environment a deal would be met with.
The vote is likely to be met with strong resistance from companies currently operating in the closed sphere of cable set-top box technology, he said.
And a revival of Keystone would also likely be met with lawsuits and First Nation protests, as the Kinder Morgan and Dakota Access pipelines have been.
It's not just that Trump hasn't said anything about the Kenyan elections, it's that any statement he made would likely be met with a collective shrug.
Meanwhile, other companies like Techstyle, the owner of Kate Hudson's Fabletics brand, and Birchbox have tried to sell themselves, only to be met with similar concerns.
"Russian aggression must be met with strength and resolve, including through sanctions to deter future Russian attacks on dissidents, expatriates, and democratic activists," the bill reads.
Saudi Arabia quickly issued a warning that any sanctions will be met with "greater action" and that it plays a "vital role" in the global economy.
Vice President Pence is expected to be met with LGBT activists, drag queens and a "Big Gay Dance Party" when he visits Columbus, Ohio, on Friday.
" In light of the information about the mass killings, Jones said that Russia's calls for "de-escalation zones" in the country would be met with "skepticism.
Smolka tried to isolate Borg's leg for a submission in the second round only to be met with a thudding left hand that shook the canvas.
"I live for the applause applause applause," Gaga proclaims on the lead single "Applause"—only to be met with resounding silence from the global pop audience.
The simplicity of your work could sometimes be met with skepticism and seen as "insta-poetry" because you're speaking in ways that are accessible to everyone.
But obviously, if North Korea takes actions that threatens the South Korean forces or our own forces, then that would be met with an appropriate response.
US national security adviser John Bolton on Sunday warned the Maduro government that violence against Venezuela's political opposition, including Guaidó, would be met with stern reprisals.
" A National Security Council spokesman, Garrett Marquis, said Monday that Iran's announcement on its uranium was "nuclear blackmail" that "must be met with increased international pressure.
Mr. Abrams warned that any action taken against Mr. Guaidó would be met with an outcry on behalf of the Venezuelan people and the international community.
El Pasoans understand the realities of immigration and know that especially now, the people surging north need to be met with compassion, not fear and hatred.
But marching for women, inspired by iconic feminist Gloria Steinem, became a way to express myself and be met with tears of gratitude or tear gas.
If you don't have a punchline, and a premise people can relate to, your standup act will be met with dead silence or worse (usually worse).
Dr. Mitchell explained the program this way: Once the C.I.A. prisoners understood that resistance would be met with violence, they cooperated across subsequent years of questioning.
Biden has mused sporadically about the possibility of a post-election "epiphany" that would restore bipartisan cooperation to Washington, generally only to be met with derision.
Iran on Wednesday reportedly warned against any retaliatory action following attacks on Saudi oil facilities, saying such a move would "immediately" be met with a response.
You might think that bringing cellphone service and Wi-Fi to New York City's underground subway stations would be met with a standing ovation from riders.
President Trump said Tuesday that North Korea would "be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen" if it threatened the United States.
During the night and evening you'll be met with dark mode, and during the day, light mode will be activated without you having to do anything.
Taylor said:When you first sense these signs, your immediate reaction may be to contribute more and perform better — but even that may be met with resistance.
BIALYSTOK, Poland — The marchers at the first gay pride parade here in the conservative Polish city of Bialystok expected that they would be met with resistance.
Unpopular leader likely to be met with protest Large protests are expected to accompany any presidential visit to the British capital, where Trump is deeply unpopular.
Two decades ago, we learned that the Aum Shinrikyo cult attempted multiple chemical weapons attacks in Japan only to be met with abysmal and embarrassing failures.
"The rising tide of white supremacy and Islamophobia around the globe must be met with our determination to work against hate," he tweeted Former US Rep.
A Priebus reelection run would be met with skepticism from some corners of the party — particularly among those critical of the RNC chairman's relationship with Trump.
The strike also violated the conditions of U.S. military presence in Iraq and should be met with legislation that safeguards Iraq's security and sovereignty, he added.
"Any threats, violence, or intimidation against him will not be tolerated & will be met with swift response," Vice President Mike Pence wrote on Twitter on Monday.
It was a show of force from the CV-FDN to remind their rivals that trying to steal their territory would be met with extreme measures.
In August, Trump warned North Korea that it would be met with "fire and fury"; Kim responded by threatening to destroy the US territory of Guam.
Republicans still have the majority in that chamber, so any tough Democratic privacy bills from the House will be met with the GOP's general skepticism regarding regulation.
If you were to try something like this outside of the game, you'd likely be met with a blank stare, as opposed to any sense of adoration.
Kim Kardashian West was well aware that her decision to become a lawyer would be met with a collective eyeroll — but she's not letting that stop her.
"Obviously if North Korea takes actions that threatens the South Korean forces or our own forces, then that would be met with an appropriate response," he said.
In the end, he is who the voters chose, and going against the popular winner would surely be met with intense backlash and accusations of being undemocratic.
Any new significant advances in technology, especially ones that involve critical and potentially dangerous daily consumer habits like driving a car will often be met with fear.
In August, Trump warned Kim's nuclear threats would be met with "fire and fury and frankly power the likes of which this world has never seen before."
Any attempt to use executive power to crack down on gun manufacturers and gun ownership would likely be met with legal challenges from the gun rights lobby.
BUT, he says a big gesture from a man's gotta be met with just as much ... um, let's just say vigor and passion on the other side.
Why it matters: The U.S. said this week that chemical weapons are a red line, and will be met with a response "swiftly and appropriately" if used.
He thought that if he stuck to this familiar (though ultimately precious and personal) subject matter he'd be met with a chorus of critics rolling their eyes.
Early in the week, everything frilly and romantic that Venus normally enjoys will be met with cold discernment because of its connection with serious, fun-sucking Saturn.
That number will ultimately be determined by the designated market maker, based off a calculation of a figure where buy orders can be met with sell orders.
Thirdly, everyone must set up a rural business to pay the sort of bills - internet, clothes, council tax – that cannot be met with a subsistence-only lifestyle.
After a few seconds you should be met with a message that System UI tuner has been enabled, and it's then on the front page of Settings.
Raising those issues now will be met with suspicion, and some who insist on emphasizing them may be seen as deliberately trying to sow discord and unrest.
Sometimes, it was too exhausting to go out to dinner knowing I would be met with dozens of people who would approach me and call me names.
On Sunday night, Efimova took to the pool for the preliminary heats for the women's 100-meter breaststroke only to be met with boos from the audience.
So it makes sense that this team is eager to begin clinical trials, but the new research needs to be met with a hefty dose of caution.
Any delay in recalls previously ordered over emissions test manipulation could be met with an order for VW to exchange those vehicles for other models, Hong added.
"Any future dollar targets will likely be met with more skepticism" than after United's 2016 investor day, analyst Savanthi Syth at Raymond James wrote in a note.
The result will be good for the economy, good for the environment, and demonstrate that public demand for clean energy can be met with strong bipartisan support.
That process will begin immediately, which is likely to be met with swift legal challenges, though the order does acknowledge that current law may restrict their hands.
Trump's three-day state visit to the U.K., which kicked off Monday morning with a visit to Buckingham Palace, is expected to be met with mass protests.
" Trump didn't take too kindly to those statements, tweeting Tuesday morning that "Any attack by Iran on anything American will be met with great and overwhelming force.
In fact, they see others' right to free speech as an affront to their own, and in this case, one to be met with anger and hate.
" But until we change the way scooters are deployed, the authors of the study say, "claims of environmental benefits from their use should be met with skepticism.
"This will be met with Senate consternation and all kinds of things," said Representative Peter Roskam of Illinois, who oversees the Ways and Means tax policy subcommittee.
They may not land in Iraq, but it's another sign to the Islamic Republic that its aims in Baghdad and elsewhere might be met with stiff resistance.
And the pharmaceutical industry, with its direct-to-consumer advertising, has promulgated the fallacy that every ailment must be met with a pill — brand name, of course.
I constantly find myself trying to engage with older members of my family on the move toward smartphone banking, only to be met with reluctance and apprehension.
We give preference to the familiar over sporadic unknowns, and while change can be good, radical change must be met with caution, except in instances of injustice.
He is sure to be met with resistance from a seething youth sector and a marginalized religious establishment in his country that are far from being defeated.
The United States does not reward hostage-taking of American citizens; such action instead will be met with the kind of punitive measures this bill would enact.
Russia's foreign minister called on the U.K. to calm tensions and warned that actions taken to punish Russia over the poisoning could be met with reciprocal actions.
GENEVA, May 8 (Reuters) - Any Iranian attack against the United States or allies will be met with force, the U.S. special representative for Iran, said on Wednesday.
Israel's military repeatedly affirms, "Quiet will be met with quiet" -- essentially, Israel will not conduct strikes into Gaza if militants cease protests and launching projectiles into Israel.
New visa requirements would amount to a dramatic change for North American travelers going to the EU, and would likely be met with severe pushback from Washington.
He promised North Korea would be met with "fire and fury" if the country continued to threaten the U.S. This report was updated at 7:49 a.m.
"There will always be attempts to undermine the Iowa caucus, but rest assured, those attempts will consistently be met with significant resistance from both parties," they warned.
When you sort your search results by price, low to high, you will be met with hundreds of winter hats that sell for less than ten dollars.
Saudi Arabia, which denies any role in the disappearance, warned that any punitive American response would be met "with greater action," backed by the kingdom's economic might.
The fight got off to a flying start as Motoya leaped at Horiguchi, only to be met with a stinging right hand and a running follow-up assault.
She wrote: The murder of Nia Wilson- may she rest in the power and peace she was denied here- is unspeakable AND MUST NOT be met with silence.
Pence for his part said in the 2016 vice presidential debate that "provocations by Russia need to be met with American strength" in relation to the Syrian conflict.
Harris' plan will almost certainly be met with condemnation from the business community, which will likely see the proposal as another government regulation with which it must comply.
But given its high-profile nature, particularly in Trump's administration, the ambassadorship's approval is going to be met with "a lot of scrutiny" in congress, according to Smith.
Precinct leaders told reporters that they confronted issues reporting through the app, and some attempted to call in the results only to be met with overwhelmed help lines.
We are deeply disturbed by the police actions that have been taking place, where non violent protests have been and continue to be met with extremely aggressive tactics.
If it seems unlikely that aggression in the Baltics will be met with a unified response, then it becomes more likely that Russia will take further aggressive action.
Any attempt to change Section 230, seen as a foundational aspect of the internet economy, will be met with stiff pushback from major tech companies and their allies.
Protests and riots by members of higher castes typically end with politicians and officials acceding to their demands; similar actions by Dalits tend to be met with repression.
A speech-rights argument from Apple, though, could be met with skepticism by the courts because computer code has become ubiquitous and underpins much of the U.S. economy.
Florida is an interesting place, so Bondi's Trump connection is hardly a death knell, but any future endeavors will be met with an implicit layer of suspicion. 8.
He even calls her on the phone — only to be met with a clearly auto-tuned voice who's careful not to give anything away, or falter at all.
The big picture: The U.S. sent warships to the Gulf to send a message to Iran that attacks on U.S. interests or allies would be met with force.
Any expansion of their toolset, especially those that could be influenced by bias, is thus likely to be met with raised eyebrows from privacy and civil liberties advocates.
There's nothing worse than escaping the frigid outdoors, only to be met with a cold house — except maybe sweating as soon as you get out of the shower.
Trump warned that North Korea would "be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen" if it continued to make threats against the United States.
PARIS (Reuters) - U.S. trade tariffs on European metals exports are unjustified and will be met with a proportionate and calibrated EU response, the French government said on Thursday.
Many have claimed that any rise in oil will immediately be met with a ramp-up in shale production, but it's not clear how rapidly that would occur.
The black community, their allies, and advocates for police reform have sounded the alarm for years, often to be met with attacks and accusations of stoking racial divisions.
That news is likely to be met with further groans from flyers, who have complained that the last remaining pleasures of air travel are being slowly stripped away.
North Korea's "proactive and good-will measures" were supposed to be met with reciprocity by the U.S. in lifting sanctions, the Foreign Ministry said, according to NBC News.
Any synergies generated from cutting retail outlets in the German market would likely be met with resistance from labor unions due to extensive job cuts, according to Bloomberg.
The threat followed U.S. President Donald Trump's warning on Tuesday that any threats by Pyongyang would be "met with fire and fury like the world has never seen".
Donald Tusk, president of the European Council, on Tuesday said Trump's polices will be met with a "European approach" that will be discussed at a summit next week.
Why it matters: The lawsuit is technically against the Trump administration, but it has already tried to end the DACA program, only to be met with nationwide injunctions.
As Chief, Gates was less interested in the criminal mind than in crime itself; crime as an elemental and annihilating force that must be met with greater strength.
In the last year, Allen quietly tried to sell a memoir, according to executives at four major publishing houses, only to be met with indifference or hard passes.
Safiya Noble, associate professor, departments of information studies and African-American studies, U.C.L.A. ACCUSATIONS of sexual harassment cannot be met with positive attributes of the person in question.
And if and when a Democratic House tries to exercise its powers, you can be sure it will be met with defiance, never mind what the Constitution says.
"Families should never be detained, but this practice must be met with skepticism," Astrid Dominguez of the American Civil Liberties Union's Border Rights Center said in a statement.
Ms. Waïte had recognized that the film would not be met with favor in her native South Africa, which at the time still had a policy of apartheid.
The subpoenas will fly, but they will be met with staunch executive branch resistance and months — if not years — of delays, and will result in only partial success.
Every day, you'll be met with new items in your island's shops, new fossils to dig up and identify, and new surprises waiting in trees you can shake.
For starters, the immediate threat of bad actors planning and conducting attacks against Jewish houses of worship and individuals must be met with robust measures by the authorities.
But in such a highly politicized case that has the potential to change history, a Russian defector will be met with enormous skepticism, even inside the counterintelligence world.
Any Israeli attempt to stop an Iranian nuclear breakout would inevitably be met with devastating fire from Lebanon, Syria, Gaza, and Iraq, as well as from Iran itself.
The perception of Cho within the company, Park said, was that confronting him with any bad news or disagreement would be met with an immediate and arbitrary punishment.
In response, the Trump administration opened an investigation into whether the tax posed a threat to national security and should be met with American tariffs on French products.
It claims that future energy demand will continue to be met with fossil fuels, and that the United States will be an increasingly dominant provider of these resources.
This shift must be met with a much clearer set of laws and guidelines — a Digital Bill of Rights — to ensure that individuals' best interests are being defended.
The House took a major step Friday in tying President Donald Trump's hands on war with Iran — one that will be met with major resistance from Senate Republicans.
According to a screenshot posted by OurMine, the group contacted a Vevo representative at 6:10PM with news of the compromise, only to be met with profanity and disbelief.
The fine is incredibly small today, but thanks to strict new laws that have been implemented this year, any further data breaches will be met with much stronger penalties.
McMaster is likely going to be met with resistance by those in the Trump administration who are going to claim he's denying any linkage whatsoever between Islam and terrorism.
"For too long we have collectively failed to listen to the fruits of scientific analysis, and doomsday predictions can no longer be met with irony or disdain," Francis said.
We acknowledge that our positive view on Chevron could be met with increased investor debate and look to address the following areas of potential investor queries in this report.
This is far from the best in Intel's processor family, so you'll be met with some extended waits if you're working with video or a massive RAW photo library.
I would wake up and check my phone and be met with videos and information about people like Eric C. Harris, Walter Scott, Anthony Hill, and so many more.
As President Obama visits the Saudis and other Gulf State leaders this week, he should suggest that any further threats by Riyadh will be met with a forceful response.
Cuomo, a Democrat with aspirations to run for president, tweeted what he thought was a progressive and populist message, only to be met with more acrimony from subway riders.
Sarah Hirshland, CEO of the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee, wrote to both athletes informing them of the decision and said future protests would be met with stiffer punishments.
"For too long we have collectively failed to listen to the fruits of scientific analysis, and doomsday predictions can no longer be met with irony or disdain," he said.
So maybe it's understandable why Lebron was all business when Love, in a celebratory mood, tried to high-five his superstar teammate only to be met with a lecture.
At least for now, there's optimism that this drop also will be met with more buying, so that would be the one way the two periods resemble each other.
President Trump declared a month later that North Korea would be met with " fire and fury " and Kim threatened to send missiles near Guam in a show of force.
The plan is expected to be met with opposition from Miami Gardens residents and businesses and will need the approval of the Miami-Dade County Commission to go forward.
"I just have to tell you that provocations by Russia need to be met with American strength," said Pence, referring to Putin's support of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
It's believed that any House tax-reform plan that includes the border-adjustment tax would be met with opposition in the Senate, greatly complicating the GOP's tax-reform efforts.
It didn't take long for the chain to be met with charges that it was merely parachuting into a neighborhood and somehow making light of those displaced by gentrification.
Vane, a highly hyped indie release from developer Friend & Foe, hit gaming platforms last week only to be met with a resounding and less-than-complimentary "pass" from players.
As a Jon loyalist, I can attest that it's been harrowing to see the poor dude try to save the entire world and be met with protests all around.
""The provocations by Russia need to be met with American strength," Pence said, calling for a missile defense shield to be put in the Czech Republic and Poland. "U.
More than half of our children dying would be met with nothing short of outrage in high-income countries, where the infant mortality rate is only about 5 percent.
This was a dangerous escalation from North Korea's previous missile tests, which have followed steep trajectories to avoid flying over Japan, and should be met with a serious response.
She spat it out and flicked on a flashlight only to be met with a grisly scene: Her clothes, her bed and her mosquito netting were covered with blood.
If the goals of deterring North Korea and responding to an emergency in the region can be met with a smaller U.S. force presence, a partial drawdown makes sense.
The #MeToo movement has generated discussion around "zero tolerance" harassment policies, containing perhaps the implied threat that even minor transgressions of the policy will be met with strong punishment.
It's also likely to be met with several legal challenges, including one from House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who said after the announcement that it's one option Democrats will consider.
"This crime must not be met with impunity, like the majority of these killings are," Ben Leather, a campaigner for Global Witness, said in a statement, also on Wednesday.
In fact, the opposite is true, as this increased production will not likely be met with an increased demand for the product and will therefore keep global prices low.
With no legitimate basis for such a seizure, Iran is committing an act of aggression against a sovereign vessel that, in theory, could be met with an aggressive response.
If, at a cocktail party, I confessed to not driving, this fact would be met with a brand of pity normally reserved for the owners of recently deceased pets.
It should reaffirm its commitment to the conventional defense of our NATO allies while explicitly stating that any nuclear use by Russia would be met with a nuclear response.
These are the perfect conditions for governments and the global elite to implement political agendas that would otherwise be met with great opposition if we weren't all so disoriented.
This is a sad reflection of the erosion of the current state of politics, but the inevitable politicization of this issue should not be met with silence or acceptance.
" The New York Times reported last year that Allen had tried to sell the book to several major publishing houses, "only to be met with indifference or hard passes.
Mr. Trump is deeply unpopular in Britain, and any visit by him — let alone a state visit with all its pomp — would probably be met with wide-scale protests.
All of which is a long way to say that there probably isn't any way to change the makeup of the Supreme Court that won't be met with resistance.
I assumed there must be a preening bwana mkubwa, or big man, at the front of the plane, readying himself to be met with pomp, chaos and a convoy.
Khan is also likely to be met with trepidation in neighboring Afghanistan, where he has been vocal in his opposition to the U.S.-led invasion that followed the Sept.
He has been very threatening ... and as I said they will be met with fire, fury and frankly power, the likes of which this world has never seen before.
In response, President Trump warned that the country would "be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen" if it continued to threaten the United States.
Any indiscriminate travel restrictions that the West might put in place would most likely be met with an exuberant tsiganochka dance by Maria Zaharova, the Foreign Ministry's celebrity spokeswoman.
The protests on Wednesday were relatively small in size, but were risky in a country where criticism of the party and its policies can be met with serious punishment.
We stand up, stand together and make it clear that terrorism won't be met with indifference but with action that honors our diversity as the people of the world.
Britain's aviation minister warned any such action would be met with the "full force of the law" and Heathrow Airport said using drones would be 'reckless' and could endanger lives.
Prior to Vuolo's wedding day in November, the bride-to-be met with her mother, Michelle Duggar, and grandma to explain the family tradition to her wedding dress designer, Renee.
If you brave the Giant Canyon Swing, which sends riders 1,300 feet above the Colorado River at upwards of 50 miles per hour, you'll be met with incredible scenic views.
"Any threat to the United States or its territories, including Guam, or our allies, will be met with a massive military response — a response both effective and overwhelming," he said.
"North Korea best not make any more threats to the United States or they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen," Trump told reporters.
In fact, if you search "teeth cleaning" (which, maybe you shouldn't), you'll be met with one million videos that look like they could be plucked straight from a horror film.
For example, research like this is likely to be met with protest from anti-abortion activists in countries where there are more discussions about embryonic rights and when life begins.
The bottom line: Although it's likely that Gantz's party will win the most parliamentary seats, it will be met with the almost impossible task of trying to form a coalition.
Taylor Frank and his wife searched for over a year and then recently put an offer in on a northern Virginia home, only to be met with six other offers.
Now when computer users across the state try to head over to the porn site, they'll be met with a black screen instead of the dicks and boobs they wanted.
For Mexico's part, any concessions that would favor U.S. industrial goods could be met with demands to increase U.S. import quotas for Mexican sugar and protections for Mexico's potato crop.
These kinds of stories tend to be met with a mixture of disgust, confusion, and horrified amusement by the general public—if they bubble into mainstream internet awarness at all.
I know it should be met with skepticism, but I find it troubling to see people rooting against this, because if there is peace, it might make him look good.
" Other quotes: "Any threat to the United States or its territories, including Guam, or our allies, will be met with a massive military response — a response both effective and overwhelming.
And it seems so far, if Democrats have anything to say about it, Trump's promise of a "big beautiful wall" will continue to be met with a wall of resistance.
Any reader looking to learn something about Trump as a human being will be met with the kind of inane marketing language that studiously avoids ever saying anything at all.
Under current law, even some of the most egregious examples of lax security can only be met with promises to do better the next time -- not fines or other penalties.
Everyone in the US government is on the same page, making it clear to Pyongyang what they can get away with and what will be met with a US response.
Now, the EPA will have to respond to the comments before it goes about dismantling the Clean Power Plan — a move that will likely be met with even more lawsuits.
Stuttering continues to be met with stigma, as some people who don't stutter misunderstand or make fun of people who stutter, leading to shame, embarrassment, or lack of self-esteem.
Massachusetts advocates held a press conference Thursday with Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey to reassure the public that any misuse of individual census data will be met with aggressive litigation.
A senior State Department official told reporters they were optimistic the US-Russian diplomacy would be met with more success than the past because of the changing landscape in Syria.
First, the children being groomed to be racist need to learn that acting on their racism has consequences, the least of which is that they will be met with resistance.
But officers were still promoted for making busts, not for creative problem solving or neighborhood accountability, and the prevailing belief remained that crime be met with swift and severe punishment.
Finance Minister Berat Albayrak met Turkish exporters on Thursday to discuss the regulation and said industry demands would be met with certain amendments, the state-run Anadolu news agency said.
If Durkan's measure is passed, Seattle gun owners could be met with a civil infraction if a "at-risk person," including minors, accesses a weapon that was not properly secured.
Someone booting it up for the first time that's curious about the saves titled "DONT", "CHOOSE", "THESE", and "FILES" will be met with several peculiar scenarios that can never progress.
Trump might also be thinking about the November midterm elections; if control of Congress shifts to the Democrats, his plans to tinker with NAFTA might be met with more resistance.
For those struggling with depression for many years with little relief, the possibility of a new treatment that works differently to conventional methods is bound to be met with excitement.
You do not want to be met with hostility or skepticism because a provider disagrees with gender transition or isn't up to speed on the proper treatment of transgender patients.
Mr. Kim has called for the "phased" and "synchronized" implementation of any denuclearization deal, in which each stage of dismantlement would be met with incentives like the easing of sanctions.
Everyone on the US government is on the same page, making it clear to Pyongyang what they can get away with and what will be met with a US response.
The comments came just hours after U.S. President Donald Trump told North Korea that any threat to the United States would be met with "fire and fury", rattling markets globally.
"Any threat to the United States or its territories, including Guam or our allies will be met with a massive military response, a response both effective and overwhelming," Mattis said.
He must also understand that Washington won't be fazed by a post-deadline provocation -- it will likely be met with a return to maximum pressure and deterrence, with a vengeance.
Baron Wenckheim concerns a retiring man who returns home to his tiny Hungarian village, only to be met with scheming and manipulation from many of its desperate and desolate inhabitants.
" U.S. stocks were modestly lower on Wednesday, one day after President Donald Trump warned North Korea that any threat to the United States would be met with "fire and fury.
But Trump has been in the public eye for decades, has a well-deserved reputation as a braggart and a liar, and deserves to be met with nothing but skepticism.
But from the outset, Democrats made it clear that any attempt to fund the border wall would be met with uniform Democratic opposition — which would lead to a government shutdown.
QUESTION: Mr. Secretary, President Trump said that North Korea's threats against the United States, if they continue, will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen before.
Trump is also set to be met with protests when he leaves the United States, a likelihood that's already complicated plans for some foreign leaders who have extended invitations to Trump.
That means any attempt to fund the border wall, roll back environmental and consumers protections, or pull funding from Planned Parenthood would be met with unified Democratic opposition, Minority Leader Sen.
Any attack on the United States or on our allies will be defeated and any use of nuclear weapons would be met with the response that would be effective and overwhelming.
Three quarters of respondents said this would be met with disappointment, for economic and sentimental reasons, including loss of political independence and the stability of Hong Kong as a financial centre.
MIKE POMPEO, SECRETARY OF STATE: To the ayatollah and to the President of Iraq Rouhani and to other Iranian leaders -- understand that your current activities will be met with steely resolve.
The mere possibility that ballet dancers could carry the laborious weight of topical issues while wearing pointe shoes, without devolving into obscure, apolitical abstraction, might be met with an arched-eyebrow.
After all, just as any attempt at a referendum in Tibet or Xinjiang would be met with wholesale repression, so China hints it may counter any referendum in Taiwan with force.
Marwan Mikhael, head of research at Blominvest Bank, said the latest draft showed extra efforts to bring down the deficit and it should be met with a good response by markets.
"We do feel that any further strength in the spot price will be met with selling," said Tariq Zahir, trader in crude oil spreads at Tyche Capital Advisors in New York.
If you were to search "This Is Us Sibling" on Twitter right now, you would be met with quite a few feverish theories about the future of the NBC family drama.
As rappers who have grown up around other black folks, I'm sure you understand how remarkable it is to see mental health issues within our community be met with such compassion.
And if you told someone in 2007 that foreign election interference would be as much a worry for Facebook as oversharing and privacy problems, you might be met with incredulous looks.
The deeds of hate being cooked up by Donald Trump, directly or implicitly, must be met with the willingness of good folk to speak up, and most important, to show out.
If both companies agreed, such a deal would likely be met with significant regulatory scrutiny over potential antitrust and anticompetitive concerns, given the overlapping media and communications spaces the companies occupy.
"Most Republicans failed to seize this occasion to send a clear signal that any effort to remove Mueller will be met with serious consequences," Greg Sargent observed in The Washington Post.
But he quickly called Trump and thanked him for his offer of help - while repeating his mantra that the problem of violence in Mexico could not be met with more violence.
" IDF spokesman Lt. Col Jonathan Conricus told CNN the Israeli military was not aware of any kind of ceasefire either, but added that "quiet will most likely be met with quiet.
These initiatives will be met with skepticism not only in the United States — where many people believe that negotiating with North Korea is a waste of time — but also in Pyongyang.
Public Health Nearly everything you have been told about the food you eat and the exercise you do and their effects on your health should be met with a raised eyebrow.
Trump has threatened to declare a national emergency to begin construction of the wall, though he has acknowledged that such a move would likely be met with an immediate legal challenge.
"If (British Prime Minister) Theresa May now travels to Brussels again, under pressure from parliament, she can't expect to be met with any willingness to renegotiate," Seif said in a statement.
The neighborhood is known for being relatively quiet outside of work hours, but you'll be met with hordes of tech workers if you step inside the 20-block 'hood around lunchtime.
I know exactly that sense of emotional whiplash that comes from finally starting to confide something serious and scary, only to be met with weirdly programmatic responses from well-meaning counselors.
Facebook users seeking to illegally buy opioids or to find treatment for an addiction will be met with a new feature offering the federal government's national helpline, the company said Tuesday.
In designing the property, the Newtons said, they sought to create an axis so that anyone entering the home by the front door would immediately be met with an ocean view.
"Illegally entering this country will not be rewarded, but will instead be met with the full prosecutorial powers of the Department of Justice," Sessions said in a statement at the time.
"(Dunford) reaffirmed that any attack by North Korea would be met with a response that will be overwhelming and effective, using the full range of U.S. military capabilities," the statement said.
SoCalGas uses Aliso Canyon to provide gas to power generators that cannot be met with pipeline flows alone on about 10 days per month during the summer, according to state agencies.
But he quickly called Trump and thanked him for his offer of help — while repeating his mantra that the problem of violence in Mexico could not be met with more violence.
The Trump administration has threatened to take action against social media companies for censorship, and any action Twitter takes against Mr. Trump's account is likely to be met with a backlash.
The Trump administration has threatened to take action against social media companies for censorship, and any action Twitter takes against Mr. Trump's account is likely to be met with a backlash.
Instead, they'll be met with strict security measures which are intended to protect them from another mass shooting but have some students feeling as if they'll be learning in a prison.
Their allegations should be met with empathy and a societal push to ensure that any victim of sexual abuse can easily and transparently report sex crimes without fear, shame or retaliation.
The FBI's annual report on crime, released early last week, will fairly be met with some concern that our collective effort to keep citizens safe is going in the wrong direction.
Tensions between North Korea and the United States escalated to unprecedented levels after President Donald Trump warned the former would be "met with fire and fury" if it continued its threats.
"And any use of nuclear weapons would be met with a response that would be effective and overwhelming," he added, using a formulation that has been employed by previous Pentagon chiefs.
This spatial confusion meant that there were several times in which the film suddenly introduces us to major characters, only to be met with laughter by the audience at my screening.
"The lesson of this terrible event needs to be that intimidation and violence by any government against peaceful dissent will be met with strong disapproval by responsible nations," Texas Republican Rep.
Our reports on violence against LGBTQ people have consistently shown that when LGBTQ survivors report to police they can be met with indifference and hostility, or worse, physical and sexual violence.
Kaiser's polling suggests that Trump's argument will be met with skepticism among American voters, who generally think the party in charge is responsible for making the health care system function well.
Alternately, she has (accurately) noted that a universal Medicare system would require higher taxes — only to be met with the counter that a universal Medicare system would involve less overall spending.
But while Orania continues to attract Afrikaners with deeply divisive views on race, arguments that it is a cultural project and not a racial one will be met with suspicion by many.
Donald Trump declared Tuesday that North Korea will be "met with the fire and the fury like the world has never seen" if it continues to make threats against the United States.
"We're going to confront the national emergency along the southern border, not just because it's a campaign promise," Trump said, acknowledging that his effort would be met with a swift legal challenge.
Trump's visit is expected to be met with significant protests from left-wing activists, promoted by members of the left-wing Labour Party who have repeatedly called for Trump to be uninvited.
Pyongyang later said it had a plan to fire missiles at the U.S. Pacific territory of Guam, while U.S. President Donald Trump said any threats would be met with "fire and fury".
The deployment sends a clear message to Iran that any attack on U.S. interests or its allies will be met with "unrelenting force," U.S. national security adviser John Bolton said on Sunday.
This book follows Miranda after the events of that story, as she travels with her father to Milan to marry Ferdinand, only to be met with a frosty reception at his castle.
Chuck Schumer (D-NY) and fellow Senate leaders told Republicans that any attempt to pass funding for the border wall in the 2017 appropriations bill would be met with unified Democratic resistance.
Any deal to end widespread suffering in Syria was likely to be met with doubt after past settlements, including a ceasefire agreed to in February, failed -- a fact Obama acknowledged on Sunday.
Here's what you'll be met with: Since electric cars don't get their power from lots of little explosions, like gas engines, they tend to be silent — almost eerily so, in some cases.
BEDMINSTER, N.J. (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday North Korea "will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen" if it threatened the United States again.
The goal was both to punish Assad and to send a signal that any future chemical attacks would be met with force from the US. Clearly, that didn't work as planned either.
During a CNN town hall held in March earlier in March, he addressed another restrictive abortion bill in Georgia and said it would be "met with litigation immediately" if he were elected.
"The murder of Nia Wilson- may she rest in the power and peace she was denied here- is unspeakable AND MUST NOT be met with silence," the Academy Award-winning actress wrote.
" Read any acetaminophen bottle and you will be met with a memorable warning: "Severe liver damage may occur if you take three or more alcoholic drinks every day while using this product.
The phone call comes on the heels of Trump and his administration's stern warnings to North Korea that further threats would be met with military force, including with a possible nuclear strike.
As our adversaries seek to destabilize the world order to their advantage, they must be met with American and allied strength and resilience, which heralds neither endless military commitment nor total disengagement.
Not only would it make Beijing look weak, but it would also ensure that any further effort to impose its will on Hong Kong would be met with similar resistance from activists.
The American AI Initiative is proof that the administration recognizes the importance of the government's role to play in advancing U.S. leadership in AI, and thus should be met with cautious optimism.
If Trump issues an executive order or another kind of presidential directive to include the question, as he's widely expected to, it's guaranteed to be met with another round of legal challenges.
"The effect of this policy reversal will be to delegitimize and suppress the voices of survivors, who are being told by this administration that they will be met with skepticism," she said.
That's especially true in Saudi Arabia, the birthplace of extremist Islamic Wahabbism, where any acknowledgement of Israel's legitimacy -let alone working with the country - can be met with massive and violent protest.
LinkedIn has several phone numbers you can call, but all you'll be met with are recordings that direct you to the Help Center, or tell you where the company campus is located.
Pence during the debate also said Russian provocations "need to be met with American strength" and even seemed to threaten Russia with military force if it continued to strike civilians in Syria.
In the dystopian scenario used by the Pentagon to train its future leaders, today's forever wars have proven ineffective and future threats are to be met with new, similarly ineffective, forever wars.
"Any new unilateral actions by the US authorities to reduce the number of our diplomats in the United States will be met with a mirror response," the ministry promised in a statement.
He imagined he might be met with the stifling formality and red tape that he'd experienced every time he went to sort out his papers at the municipal office in Osaka city.
Reporting is drudgery in the world of charities, with each funder asking for their own idiosyncratic metrics to be met with on own forms, no matter how much money they actually gave.
Much as with supposed rumors of Aniston's pregnancy, a picture of a size six celebrity looking slightly bloated in a bikini would be met with ideas for a "my baby joy" article.
" He added that "any attack on the United States, or our allies, will be defeated, and any use of nuclear weapons will be met with a massive military response — effective and overwhelming.
While many predicted that Apple's decision to start allowing content blockers in its Safari browser last fall would be met with a surge in their popularity, it seems such predictions were overblown.
But many administration officials expect any unilateral action to secure the funding to be met with legal challenges, and McConnell had said previously he would oppose such a move, citing presidential overreach.
To that end, much of Trump's foreign policy may not be met with vocal condemnation from our allies — but make no mistake, Trump is systematically forfeiting American leadership on the global stage.
Members can approach each other and ask for sex, which must be met with enthusiastic consent, meaning all people should say "yes" to the experience and also feel positive about it throughout.
Hawkish pro-Iran figures have meanwhile laid the blame for violence on alleged infiltrators backed by foreign enemies, warning that while reform is enacted, further demonstrations could be met with more force.
"Striking Soleimani, the head of Iran's overseas military operations, is a significant attack on Iran's ability to direct proxy warfare and will be met with Iranian retaliation against the U.S.," she said.
Any federal effort to regulate the fossil fuel industry out of business would be met with massive "taking claims" under the Constitution's Fifth Amendment, which mandates "just compensation," even for regulatory takings.
But any attempt to remove content from politicians would likely be met with criticism from Republicans and the president, who have long held that the top tech companies systematically discriminate against them.
And the GOP push will be met with counter-programming from Democrats, who argue that corporations are hoarding their tax gains and reinvesting in stock buybacks instead of hiring or giving raises.
But such a move would be likely be met with a political backlash, and some Republicans have already signaled that they would prefer to win a vote on acquittal rather than dismissal.
The greenback added to losses against the yen after U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday warned North Korea it would be met with "fire and fury" if it threatens the United States.
"We think any near term seasonal pullback of 1, 2, 3 percent should be met with buying interest, and we expect higher over the coming months – through the year end," said Wald.
Failure to comply with federal authorities, and efforts to interfere with the lawful pursuit of border wall contracts by local businesses, will be met with the loss of federal infrastructure grant funding.
"In San Francisco, it is the will, I believe, of a majority of people that the most severe crimes be met with the most severe consequences," Harris told reporters and camera crews.
Manfred's discretion comes from the consensus that no two domestic violence cases are identical, as opposed to performance-enhancing-drug cases, in which a violation can be met with a fixed penalty.
When the filmmaker Cyril Collard is left alone at the end, calling out the names of his dead peers only to be met with silence, the void they left behind is palpable.
We got the Boston native at LAX Friday and he never suggested the marchers would be met with physical resistance, but listen not just to his words but how he says them.
"I'm a pacifist, but if you're on that stage and you want to come at me in that way, it's unacceptable and should be met with the appropriate level of force," said Booker.
However, under President Trump, any hostile or aggressive action by Putin&aposs regime will be and should be met with strength, not appeasement, not bribery, not cash, not kissing the rings of dictators.
Saudi Arabia's not-so-veiled threat issued in a government statement Sunday emphasized its "vital role in the global economy" and that any action taken upon it will be met with "greater action".
You'll then be met with a list of everything running on your system, together with details of how much CPU time and RAM it's using up (via the CPU and Memory tabs respectively).
"If an unfortunate human were ever to descend through Uranus's clouds, they would be met with very unpleasant and odiferous conditions," Patrick Irwin, one of the study's authors, said in a news release.
He also refused to answer whether the country's influence campaign in 2016 should be met with "American strength," as he suggested Russian provocations should be met during the vice presidential debate last year.
Read more: Trump to be met with rude protest as he flies into Stansted Airport for his UK state visit Meanwhile, 144,000 migrants were arrested in May, the highest number in 13 years.
No doubt the next abuse of power by a Democratic president will be met with a righteous fury in defense of the Constitution by none other than, wait for it, Senator Lindsey Graham.
Protesters will be met with a crowd of Trump supporters, most of whom are expected to be coming in from downstate Illinois, according to the Cook County Republican Party Chairman Aaron Del Mar.
Walk around the airy streets of the capital Tirana and ask people what they think about the United States, and you will be met with almost uniform responses of admiration, respect and gratitude.
There are no signs that the law will be modified anytime soon — and any attempt to do so will likely be met with fierce opposition, both from the church and conservative political circles.
Curtailing the program is sure to be met with disappointment among game fans who have resisted the urge to move most of their purchases to digital stores operated by Microsoft, Nintendo, and Sony.
But it's telling that a group representing the biggest digital ad players is pushing back on it and indicates that if the idea did get any traction, it would be met with resistance.
BALTIMORE, Jan 8 (Reuters) - Richmond Federal Reserve President Jeffrey Lacker on Friday said persistently strong economic growth would need to be met with more aggressive interest rate hikes by the U.S. central bank.
Trump's belligerent statement raised the risk of the conflict by sending a signal to the North that its fairly normal behavior could be met with an abnormal American response — potentially including military force.
So be aware of what the player establishing this trade is no doubt cognizant of, and that's that a surge in VIX would likely be met with extremely aggressive selling in just hours.
He has been very threatening beyond a normal state, and as I said they will be met with fire, fury, and frankly power, the likes of which this world has never seen before.
There was a time when, as a wee lass, I would nonchalantly announce that I have 11 tattoos and would be met with many raised eyebrows and much concern for my well-being.
Doing and saying things that may not be met with favor takes courage, but living a truly authentic life requires you to live according to your values, even when your choices aren't popular.
Expansive Jupiter enters your house of work, putting a load on your to-do list, but Jupiter is generous, and for the next year, your efforts will be met with a suitable payoff.
If I wouldn't be met with equal affection, the same desire to get inside another that I craved, I could at least feel some sense of uniqueness and intrigue in my alienating intensity.
He repeatedly entered the compound to search for Stevens and Smith until he was out of breath only to be met with a barrage of grenade fire each time he exited the compound.
"If America wants to take a serious step in this direction it will definitely be met with a reaction and equal countermeasures from Iran," foreign ministry spokesman Bahram Qassemi said, according to Reuters.
Mattis noted the Iranians have tried to shut down shipping in years past, only to be met with the international military response including military exercises to demonstrate a commitment to keep waterways open.
The 'Medicare for all' lifers The ruling should give a boost to the progressive grass roots, which has argued for some time that intransigent Republicans should be met with ambitious, uncompromising Democratic alternatives.
He repeatedly entered the compound to search for Stevens and Smith until he was out of breath, only to be met with a barrage of grenade fire each time he exited the compound.
"The concern is a Chinese student just will not feel welcome in the United States and will be met with animosity and skepticism about why they are in the United States," he said.
Still, it is unlikely that news of the acquisition will be met with celebrations in Gannett's newsrooms across the country, as MNG's aggressive cost-cutting tactics have earned derision from plenty of journalists.
Even if acquiring Sonos does seem like a smart move for Apple, doing so will likely be met with backlash given the growing antitrust concerns that have surrounded Silicon Valley in recent months.
His legal philosophy was clear: In the absence of explicit instructions from Congress, any far-reaching effort by the E.P.A. to tackle environmental problems should be met with deep skepticism by the courts.
" That standard of proportionality appeared to have been set aside on Tuesday when Mr. Trump wrote on Twitter: "Any attack by Iran on anything American will be met with great and overwhelming force.
In the United States, even if the political opposition could be overcome, such widespread appropriation of private property and limits on personal liberties would most likely be met with fierce, even physical, resistance.
The retail industry, as a rule, always works months ahead of the actual calendar, which is why you can walk into most clothing stores today and be met with racks of cozy sweaters.
A Utah bill proposed that heels higher than one and a half inches would be met with, at a minimum, a $25 to $500 fine, and possibly jail time up to one year.
Despite these changes, ask almost anyone in Tijuana about the wall, or "la línea," and you are likely to be met with a shrug: The wall is always present, but not a preoccupation.
The 35-year-old won the backing of the U.S. and most other Western nations, with Washington warning Maduro that any attempt to detain the opposition leader will be met with severe consequences.
"If America wants to take a serious step in this direction, it will definitely be met with a reaction and equal countermeasures from Iran," Foreign Ministry spokesman Bahram Qassemi was quoted as saying.
For the Japanese, tattoos have long been associated with members of 'yakuza' crime syndicates, and inked tourists may be met with disapproval and sometimes banned from gyms, bathhouses or traditional hot-spring resorts.
Iran has threatened retaliation for the killing of Soleimani, while Trump tweeted over the weekend that any response would be met with targeted attacks on 52 unspecified targets, including those of cultural significance.
Any attempt at mass student debt forgiveness without the passage of a new law would likely be met with legal challenges from those who see it as an overreach of federal government authority.
However, a search for self-harm should not be met with an empty screen, either, as this may leave a person's cry for help unanswered and inadvertently cause harm in a different way.
Following the vulgar comment at her performance, Rogers used the experience to reflect on what it means to open yourself up as an artist on stage only to be met with derogatory words.
The initiative will most likely be met with community resistance, particularly in Queens, where civic groups in Maspeth successfully blocked the conversion of a Holiday Inn by pressuring the owner with frequent demonstrations.
All roads to EU change still run through Berlin, where proposals will be met with caution even if Merkel loses re-election this year to her center-left, EU enthusiast challenger Martin Schulz.
"The increasing trend of foreign investment in our food system should be met with careful scrutiny from the relevant experts in order to safeguard the security of our nation's food supply," the letter said.
The duo suggested that such a need could be met with a unit like the Civil Air Patrol and Coast Guard Auxiliary, which operate in a supporting role for their respective parent military branches.
Chicago's Wicker Park residents may want an independent full-service restaurant, but chances are if a Shake Shack arrived, it would be met with the same glee as seen in Austin, Hollywood, and elsewhere.
Industry sources familiar with the administration's plans told Reuters the U.S. International Trade Commission's analysis of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement would be met with a rosier forecast from the U.S. Trade Representative's office.
He has called Mr Kim "Little Rocket Man" and a "sick puppy", and promised that continued North Korean threats to America "will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen".
Yet the new range is likely to be met with some scepticism as British consumers have seen some of their most popular chocolate snacks scaled back in size in response to surging ingredient prices.
He has been very threatening beyond a normal state and as I said they will be met with fire and fury and frankly power the likes of which this world has never seen before.
"With political risk, if you can delay it or remove the prospect of a no-deal Brexit, it will always be met with optimism and a rally in the currency," said Wells Fargo's Nelson.
"Any attack on the United States, or our allies, will be defeated, and any use of nuclear weapons would be met with a response that would be effective and overwhelming," the Defense secretary said.
SEOUL, Sept 3 (Reuters) - South Korea said on Sunday North Korea's defiant sixth nuclear test should be met with the "strongest possible" response, including new U.N. Security Council sanctions to "completely isolate" the country.
"  It also reaffirms that it is the policy of the U.S. to "defend against and respond to cyber-attacks against our election infrastructure," and that such attacks "should be met with appropriate retaliatory actions.
The debt restructuring request is likely to be met with concern by Saudi banks bruised by several multi-billion-dollar corporate debt restructurings in recent years in the kingdom, one of the sources said.
While it is clear that Clinton could be indicted, tried and potentially convicted while on the campaign trail, would a conviction for a misdemeanor offense be met with a pardon by an outgoing Obama?
Led by men who were unwilling, or unable, to see that whatever benefits they thought Britain leaving the EU could bring, those advantages were going to be met with parallel strategic benefits to Russia.
What it does: Facebook users seeking to illegally buy opioids or to find treatment for an addiction will be met with a new feature offering the federal government's national helpline, the company said Tuesday.
The scientists are claiming limited success, but because the technique sometimes caused new mutations instead of fixing them, proclamations that this is the next big thing in gene-editing should be met with trepidation.
Those feelings of elation quickly faded, however, when she arrived at the CVS in Fountain Hills, Arizona, only to be met with a pharmacist she said wouldn't accept the prescriptions—and wouldn't say why.
Bottom line: Trump had promised that such actions would be met with additional U.S. tariffs, which means the two countries may be staring down the black hole of a tit-for-tat trade war.
" Pyongyang's state-run KCNA news agency issued an update on its strike plans after Trump's incendiary comments on Tuesday that threats to the United States from Pyongyang would be met with "fire and fury.
With Jacksonville's defense still having enough stars to make a team pay for mistakes, any attempt by Pittsburgh to mail this one in could be met with a close game or even an upset.
Such legislation would close a loophole allowing purchases without background checks at gun shows and over the internet, but also likely would be met with resistance from the National Rifle Association and aligned interests.
The coronavirus pandemic poses a different kind of challenge, threatening the nation's health as well as its economic prosperity, but it must be met with the same kind of audacious, coherent and coordinated response.
But if the President continues to audaciously charge ahead in his last days—smothering the American people with ruthless regulation—he will be met with strong opposition in Congress and from the American public.
"She journeyed thousands of miles fleeing persecution and torture at home only to be met with neglect and torture in this country's for-profit human cages," said Andrew Free, who is representing Hernández's family.
" It also reaffirms that it is the policy of the U.S. to "defend against and respond to cyber-attacks against our election infrastructure," and that such attacks "should be met with appropriate retaliatory actions.
But there are also concerns that it would be met with large protests, comparable to 2003, when President George W. Bush made a state visit and many came out to protest the Iraq war.
Now, it's common for her to cite BTS in classes and be met with fan chants, or to have her white students sing the chorus of "Boy With Luv" to her in the hallway.
Amazon Prime membership, $39 for 3 months or $119 for a yearThe gift of Amazon Prime is always one that'll be met with extreme appreciation given that it is both practical and actually thoughtful.
Trump responded to the news by declaring North Korea would be met with "with fire, fury and, frankly, power, the likes of which this world has never seen before" if it continues its threats.
The US has drawn a line in the sand -- indicating that any attempt by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's regime to recover territory east of the Euphrates River will be met with powerful retaliation.
Smart, tough actions in the coming weeks can still send a powerful message to Russia that its ongoing activities that threaten the United States and our allies will, indeed, be met with American resolve.
The two red-and-white symbols would've urged expectant mothers not to drink, and reminded under-18s that underage drinking is illegal—two things that you wouldn't think would be met with "furious" opposition.
While on television Trump's comments appeared to be met with some muted laughter from the 1,800 people packed into the hall, those in the audience reported there was a lot of booing and hissing.
He has been very threatening beyond a normal state, and as I said, they will be met with the fire and fury and frankly power, the likes of which this world has never seen before.
They know that any attempt to be reasonable -- like, say, the President probably shouldn't ask foreign leaders to dig dirt on his main political opponent -- will be met with anger and attack from this President.
" National Security Adviser John Bolton said in January that any violence against the National Assembly or Guaidó "would signify a grave assault on the rule of law and will be met with a significant response.
"The overwhelming interest in a scientist march shows that facts still matter to people, and that efforts to erode the role of science in our democracy will be met with direct resistance," he told Gizmodo.
It is likely to be met with praise from smaller banks who had called for the Fed to build such a system, but criticism from larger banks that have already built their own private infrastructure.
Bullets are indiscriminate, and the death toll has a crippling grip on Chicago's black community that continually seeks help from state and local leaders – only to be met with more disappointment and yet another funeral.
In one sense, cloud-based systems can potentially increase vulnerability by virtue of allowing intruders to more broadly access large data systems through fewer points of entry, should an attack be met with initial success.
However, while this is likely to help, we also need to address the fact that some of us just aren't sure how to initiate or we're afraid that our efforts will be met with rejection.
Yahoo may be the only company for whom a breach of 500 million accounts can be met with such a sense of "so what" – just try a quick Twitter search for "who still uses Yahoo".
I began the Vane experience eager to soar through its advertised expanse of mystery and wonder only to be met with an entangled mess of half-baked mechanical concepts wrapped into a fundamentally underwhelming narrative.
"He is going to find that it is a lot harder to keep it open than he might think," said Dixon, but "certainly if he does try that, he will be met with fierce opposition."
"A higher fiscal impulse could be met with some degree of crowding out," HSBC explained in a recent report, referring to a phenomenon where higher state spending pushes up interest rates and reduces private investment.
The United States has fulfilled 63 percent of USDA's annual wheat export target through January – slightly below the usual level – so the final four months of the marketing year must be met with strong shipments.
She helped generate buzz for her son in New Hampshire, and it was assumed she would be met with even more fanfare in South Carolina, where she attended high school at Ashley Hall in Charleston.
Any attempt to tickle them into humiliation will be met with flush-faced stony-silence, and you'll be left with a mate who resembles a red-faced statue, little more than an effigy of shame.
They are aiming to raise €100,000 through their crowdfunder, while a total budget of €2,000,000 will be met with further help from sponsors, public and private institutions, not-for-profit organisations and Serie A clubs.
"  Clinton told The Guardian in an interview this week that the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy that resulted in thousands of families being separated at the southern border should be met with "resolve and strength.
Unsavory voices will need to be part of that debate but the challenge of garnering a wide range of Syria's voices – at home or displaced – can be met with the innovation of the digital age.
By making it clear in advance that attempts to interfere in our elections will be met with swift, harsh consequences, we can deter hostile foreign powers from taking future interference — but we must act now.
The elevation of Saudi Arabia's deputy crown prince Mohammad bin Salman to crown prince, a position that places the 31 year old next in line to the throne, could be met with resistance at home.
But the involvement of China and Russia in these facilities, which can hardly be considered responsible actors given their past ties to elements of Iran's secret nuclear and missile programs, should be met with suspicion.
Given that Sarbanes-Oxley can be viewed as regulation preventing "Wall Street" from misleading "Main Street," it's reasonable to expect any effort to curtail Sarbanes-Oxley could be met with Dodd-Frank-like partisan fervor.
It was clear that he would be met with large protests, fueled partly by those tweets, and 1.8 million people signed a petition calling on the government to rescind its invitation for a state visit.
A hard Brexit would be an "exceptional economic event, which will be met with exceptional measures to support the continued operation of the Irish economy and our international trading links," the Irish contingency plan says.
President Trump said North Korea would be "met with fire and fury like the world has never seen" if it continued to threaten the U.S. with the development of more sophisticated nuclear and ballistic weapons.
When good faith efforts to respond to police commands can be met with a hail of bullets, we are all in jeopardy, and the work of all law enforcement officers becomes more difficult and dangerous.
But it's likely to be met with resistance from most members of the Senate GOP, who have raised concerns about the resolution's timing amid recent tensions with Iran and fear further restricting Trump's authority. Sen.
"He has been very threatening beyond a normal state, and as I said they will be met with fire, fury and frankly power, the likes of which this world has never seen before," he declared.
Datadog, a cloud software company that sells analytics and monitoring tools, surged 73% in its stock market debut on Thursday, becoming the latest subscription software company to be met with enthusiasm by public market investors.
Shell is sitting on one of the biggest undeveloped gas reserves onshore, at its Arrow arm in Queensland, but Smith says southern demand should be met with local gas due to the costs of pipeline transport.
The army's response was "appropriate", and any further such attacks would also be met with force, the statement said after a second day of clashes and Syrian government airstrikes against the Kurdish YPG militia in Hasaka.
North Korea said it was considering an attack on the U.S. Pacific territory of Guam just hours after President Donald Trump warned Pyongyang that any threat to the U.S. would be met with "fire and fury".
U.S. President Donald Trump said earlier on Monday that Iran would be met with "great force" if it attempted anything against U.S. interests in the Middle East, adding that Tehran has been very hostile toward Washington.
If you were to type the word "Choni" into the Twitter search bar right now, you would be met with countless tweets hailing today, March 7, as a type of holy day in the Riverdale fandom.
Just as wealthy Londoners once gobbled up townhouses in Mayfair, "never to be met with" in the smelly neighbourhoods further east (to quote the anonymous author of one 18th-century book), New York has Hudson Yards.
Thinking that the growth it bought would stick or that raising additional funds would continue to be equally easy, this company failed to achieve the milestones it claimed would be met with the seed-round proceeds.
"People need to have the confidence that if they take the decision to report they will be met with a professional, empathetic and respectful response," said Nik Noone, chief executive of LGBT anti-violence charity Galop.
Again, this is not shocking: prices are too high to make buyers enthusiastic, but sellers are not enthusiastic either because everyone believes that a modest drop in the market will only be met with more buying.
"If America wants to take a serious step in this direction it will definitely be met with a reaction and equal countermeasures from Iran," foreign ministry spokesman Bahram Qassemi was quoted as saying on state media.
On the other hand, it's not at all clear that Jamison's plan will be met with wholehearted favor by President Trump, according to Harold Feld, Senior Vice President at DC-based digital rights group Public Knowledge.
Clinton's decision to step back into the spotlight with the book will likely be met with wide praise from many in the Democratic Party, including some of the millions of Democrats who backed her over Trump.
Any violence and intimidation against U.S. diplomatic personnel, Venezuela's democratic leader, Juan Guiado, or the National Assembly itself would represent a grave assault on the rule of law and will be met with a significant response.
However, what none of us could have predicted at the time is that Trump's repeated denials would be met with such a cascade of overwhelming evidence suggesting he has not been truthful with the American people.
" GOP strategists say Corker was likely unhappy with Trump's improvised line a week and a half ago about how threats from North Korea "will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen.
But the Clinton campaign's new effort to define Mr. Trump as a con man who rips off the little guy for his own gain will be met with the trickle of new developments related to Mrs.
This election cycle will certainly be met with intense rhetoric, but it leaves open the question – is McKibben really the final say on our future and environment public policy or will stronger, more sensible voices prevail?
"The words that are said need to be met with action, so let's see what happens over the next year and we'll be in a better position to assess how we're doing as a conference," Rep.
Butterfinger defended the new recipe, with a representative saying that it is not uncommon for such changes to be met with "both praise and criticism" and that the brand remains proud of the product available today.
Be it a ramp-up in deportations, the "zero tolerance" policy of family separation or attempting to cut legal immigration in half, the administration's efforts continue to be met with fierce opposition with the American public.
"In 2018, strong price growth will be met with higher interest rates in addition to possible tax changes that could make homeownership even more unaffordable than it is now," said Nela Richardson, chief economist at Redfin.
Which is why I have to make a (not new, but still somehow alien) proposal that will certainly be met with resistance despite being in the best interest of everyone: that we stop giving Christmas gifts.
"Traditionally, the death of a sitting United States senator would be met with a presidential proclamation and flags flying at half-staff throughout the country until the funeral of the deceased," AMVETS said in a statement.
"The goal going forward is that anyone that goes to H.R. with a complaint will be met with more belief, that they're telling the truth, and more follow-through on the part of H.R.," she said.
"I remain confident that if both parties will come to the table and negotiate in good faith we truly believe that by the end of October a deadline can be met with Brexit," Pence told reporters.
"I remain confident that if both parties will come to the table and negotiate in good faith we truly believe that by the end of October a deadline can be met with Brexit," Pence told reporters.
And while the idea of dessert hummus or chocolate chickpeas might first be met with skepticism, it's becoming clear that many people are getting past that mental block: the dessert chickpea is seeing a surge nationwide.
That includes the possibility of suspending Parliament in order to prevent MPs from passing legislation to force a Brexit extension or a second referendum — an extreme measure that would likely be met with a court challenge.
Employment Minister Willy Makiashi said in a statement that attendance would be taken in all state offices and "any lateness or absence" would be met with "exemplary punishment in conformity with the rigor of the law".
The ruling is likely to be met with both applause from loyal supporters, who have painted "Free Keiko" signs around Lima, and anger from detractors who want to see her held accountable for the alleged crimes.
Like every other presidential administration, Trump and Pence will continue to be met with public and opinionated dissent, despite winning the election, because their proposed policies are considered divisive by a large segment of the population.
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" The warning was backed by US National Security Adviser John Bolton, who tweeted that any threat to Guaido's return "will be met with a strong and significant response from the United States and the international community.
Mr. Kahn assigned Mr. Stone to study the hypothetical evacuation of American cities if a Soviet invasion of Western Europe were to be met with an American first strike, leaving a retaliatory strike by Moscow inevitable.
"He has been very threatening beyond a normal state, and as I said they will be met with fire, fury and frankly power, the likes of which this world has never seen before," Trump said Tuesday.
"He has been very threatening beyond a normal state, and as I said they will be met with fire, fury and, frankly, power, the likes of which this world has never seen before," Trump said Tuesday.
His administration should make clear that the United States will not tolerate or ignore foreign governments attempting to undermine our democracy and any attempt to do so will be met with swift sanctions and potential retaliation.
Trump also reportedly complained to May in a phone call about negative coverage in British newspapers, and said he would not visit the U.K. until she could promise that he would not be met with protests.
In response, on Tuesday, President Trump told reporters that "North Korea best not make any more threats to the United States," or "they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen."
The sentiments expressed by conservative lawmakers signal that Trump is likely to be met with a backlash from the right if he proposes an expansion of background checks that goes far enough to win Democratic support.
She gets real about her pizza cravings and if you simply take a scroll through her Instagram feed, you'll be met with the likes of pasta in giant cheese wheels and cake with fried chicken on top.
But the chance is very real that at some point, the preliminary injunctions forcing the Department of Homeland Security to process DACA applications could be met with a preliminary injunction from Judge Hanen forcing them to stop.
Middle-class workers, long the backbone of our aspirational society, are not simply a special interest group whose needs can be met with set asides and quotas, tax breaks, earmarks, or other special treatment from the government.
After Mike Pence said that "provocations by Russia [in Syria] need to be met with American strength," Mr Trump disagreed—preferring to slap down his running-mate rather than rebuke Mr Putin for his barbarities in Aleppo.
And so its next two series, Luke Cage and Iron Fist — the last two before Jones, Daredevil, Cage, and Iron Fist team up to become the Defenders — will be met with a lot of anticipation and hype.
Those who try to access Bandersnatch on devices that don't support the technology will be met with a message from Netflix to help them find a device that supports the Black Mirror special, according to the email.
Hardware buttons on the front of Android phones are basically all but dead at this point, and any company releasing a phone with a 16:9 display in 2018 will surely be met with scorn and ridicule.
Instead of seeing a traditional Game Over screen, Hellblade players' deaths will be met with an explanation that if they keep dying, they'll eventually have to start all the way back at the beginning of the game.
BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro will try to build momentum for his government's market-friendly reforms on Tuesday, proposing new measures to tackle a budget deficit that are likely to be met with skepticism among lawmakers.
The bill specifically targets Russia, which U.S. intelligence has determined interfered in the 2016 presidential election, requiring that any further election meddling from the Kremlin be met with strict sanctions within 85033 days of the DNI report.
This would require a conventional military buildup in South Korea, enhanced missile defenses in the region and closer to home, and statements as to what any use of nuclear weapons by North Korea would be met with.
"During your meeting with Vladimir Putin, it is critical that you warn him that any action to interfere in our elections will be met with an immediate and robust response," Schumer wrote in a letter to Pompeo.
"In similar circumstances in other countries, it would not be at all unwarranted for violations on this scale to be met with calls for a commission of inquiry, a fact-finding mission, a special rapporteur," he said.
" Tillerson said that Trump didn't want to get into a shooting war, but that "if North Korea takes actions that threatens South Korean forces or our own forces, then that will be met with an appropriate response.
While these challenges cannot be met with the current models that are supporting IoT communications, tech firms and researchers are hoping to deal with them through blockchain, the technology that constitutes the backbone of the famous bitcoin.
In other words, any Central American migrants who are currently en route to the US are going to be met with a higher bar to entry than the one they thought was in place when they left.
Given the comprehensive failure to act on what was known, it also tells us that future attacks should be met with watchful eyes and an attitude matching the defensive posture vis-a-vis cybersecurity emanating from Washington.
"He has been very threatening beyond a normal state, and as I said they will be met with fire, fury and frankly power, the likes of which this world has never seen before," Trump said of Kim.
Democrats, having been left in the dark about a key military decision, warn that Trump's actions will surely be met with retaliation from Tehran and could propel the U.S. into yet another war in the Middle East.
Vice President Mike Pence did warn that it would be hard to do a deal if protestors continue to be met with violence and said the US is taking a "strong stand with China" regarding the protests.
He said any North Korean actions that threatened U.S. or South Korean forces would be met with "an appropriate response," turning up the volume of the tough language that has marked President Donald Trump's approach to North Korea.
Of course, any attempt to achieve this future would most likely be met with resistance by those who currently benefit from a centralized system, and the short-term future would most likely see marked inequality amidst the chaos.
While the charges leveled by the prosecutor played well to a public thirsty for justice, they fell flat in a court of law, where charges must be met with enough proof to sustain them beyond a reasonable doubt.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Iran's plan to exceed internationally agreed curbs on its stock of low-enriched uranium amount to "nuclear blackmail" and must be met with increased international pressure, a White House National Security Council spokesman said on Monday.
And I physically cringed lower and lower in my seat when Julie, who has just confronted Anthony in a sensible and logical manner only to be met with intense guilt, begs his forgiveness by kissing his knuckles repeatedly.
The fact is, if North Korea attacked the United States, they would be met with fire and fury and the military option became real and that&aposs why a whole lot of other things became real as well.
While doing so, take note of any scratches or other defects in the display and be sure to accurately report them during the selling process, or else you'll probably be met with an unhappy buyer and no sale.
Some US allies in opposition The decision by the Trump administration to fully implement Title III is likely to be met with opposition from European nations and Canada, whose businesses have billions of dollars of investments in Cuba.
It gained 0.7 percent to 110.42 yen, taking it back to levels last seen before U.S. President Donald Trump promised last week that North Korea would be met with "fire and fury" if it threatened the United States.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - New looks on the runway at New York Fashion Week will be met with changes behind the scenes as designers tweak their shows and schedules to meet the needs and expectations of digitally engaged consumers.
He tells the Trump administration, fairly bluntly, that any attempt to reintroduce torture would be met with resistance in the CIA ranks: Without a doubt the CIA really took some body blows as a result of its experiences.
Claims that Pyongyang is considering a missile strike near the US territory of Guam, coupled with Trump's warning that any further North Korean threats will be met with "fire and fury," have also fueled concerns of possible conflict.
"If the Iran Sanctions Act is carried out, it will be a clear and obvious violation of the agreement and will be met with a very harsh response from us," Rouhani said, according to The New York Times.
Far from toning down his words after saying on Tuesday that any threats by Pyongyang would be "met with fire and fury like the world has never seen," Trump said those remarks may have not gone far enough.
"The United States is insisting that all countries that have placed artificial Trade Barriers and Tariffs on goods going into their country, remove those Barriers & Tariffs or be met with more than Reciprocity by the U.S.A.," he wrote.
Reports of this nature expose a concerning disconnect between Facebook's messaging to the public and its true AI capabilities and suggest that new developments — like its deepfake initiative — should be met with skepticism by users, brands, and regulators.
Violence should be met with violence, whether in a street gang or beside a secluded stream: that is the lesson bequeathed to generations of moviegoers, and maybe it takes a foreign director, now and then, to suggest otherwise.
And at onboard specialty restaurants, where guests pay extra to dine, such as a steakhouse or tapas bar, almost any diet need can be met with advance notice, said Karl Muhlberger, Norwegian's vice president of food and beverage.
Those who exercise power are moored to the "rules of the game" by the anticipation that violations of constitutional norms will be met with an insurmountable loss of support, including by those who might share their political goals.
"In fact, I believe a really strong employment number would be met with a massive amount of selling in the stocks of the homebuilders, as they're the most rate-sensitive group," the "Mad Money" host said on Thursday.
In his appearance in parliament, Carney said it remained to be seen whether the BoE's decision to reduce a capital burden on banks and encourage lending would be met with increased demand for loans from businesses and households.
Read more: 'We want our country to do it first': A NASA executive says a US-China Mars mission is not in the cardsBridenstine's claims are likely to be met with support by some scientists within his agency.
As a response, a few days later President Donald Trump ordered the killing of top Iranian leader Qassem Soleimani — a move meant to signal any threats on, or murders of, Americans would be met with a harsh response.
"Do we think our hilarious tyrant is going to be met with a hilarious revolution led by hilarious revolutionaries and the whole thing is gonna be, like, entertaining as fuck the whole time?" he asked from the stage.
" Senate GOP Whip John Thune of South Dakota told CNN there were some changes "that obviously were made to accommodate concerns that House Democrats had that are not going to be met with overwhelming favor from our members.
Their viewpoint -- which perfectly aligns with Trump's view on election meddling -- will be met with sharp disagreement by Democrats and is bound to inflame partisan tensions on a committee that's been beleaguered by partisanship throughout its Russia probe.
With the release slated for April 17, an onslaught of media coverage is expected to be met with criticism by those who say he is politicizing the FBI and unfairly attacking the president, among them being Trump allies.
"  Trump addressed Pyongyang's new nuclear capabilities at his New Jersey golf club on Tuesday, saying that North Korean threats would be "met with fire, fury and frankly power, the likes of which this world has never seen before.
"CWU has made clear that any attempt by the company to impose change without agreement will be met with the strongest possible opposition including a ballot for strike action," said Ray Ellis, the union's acting deputy general secretary.
" • "The Trump administration has been clear in its talks with Beijing that any attempt to depreciate the yuan — a strategy aimed at offsetting existing U.S. duties on Chinese imports — would be met with more or higher American tariffs.
Nicholas Dagen Bloom, a professor at the New York Institute of Technology who studies the Housing Authority, said the agreement — and the performance goals it sets out for Nycha — could only be met with more money from Washington.
"Without considerable new financial and technical support from the states, a new requirement for hundreds of districts to address significant disproportionality will either not be fulfilled or will be met with lackluster results," the School Superintendents Association said.
As a result, the possibility of accidentally kickstarting a military conflict has grown and on Tuesday Iran made clear that any escalation of military action by the U.S. in the region would be met with a strong response.
Pelosi on Thursday said the precedent "is something that should be met with great unease and dismay," but she also warned that it could lay the groundwork for an emergency declaration on gun violence by a future Democratic president.
Although we should all be happy the Atlanta family isn't fracturing thanks to Earn's quick thinking, this also means we'll likely be met with a much darker version of the character if the series comes back for season 3.
" Any attempt at a conversation will be met with monosyllabic responses, but when one asks him about Loom, his eyes lit up and he erupts: "You mean the latest masterpiece of fantasy storytelling from Lucasfilms™ Brian Moriarty™?
Katrin Hansing, a professor at Baruch College in New York who is studying racial inequality in Cuba, said the presence of more black people on the council was likely to be met with a collective shrug on the island.
After the election of Donald Trump to the U.S. presidency, Chinese media warned that any tariffs on Chinese goods would be met with higher prices, especially for iPhone, which is made with parts that are Chinese-made and assembled.
Lind writes: In other words, any Central American migrants who are currently en route to the US are going to be met with a higher bar to entry than the one they thought was in place when they left.
She went on to argue that, despite the major effort that Americans have already put in over the last few years fighting for a free and open internet, this new challenge needs to be met with the same fervor.
"Make no mistake — any attack on the United States or our allies will be defeated, and any use of nuclear weapons by the North will be met with a massive military response that is effective and overwhelming," he continued.
Part of that cold-eyed calculation was the belief that Gawker's power as a media outlet could not be met effectively in the marketplace of ideas, but rather had to be met with the power of his bank account.
"They will be met with fire, fury and frankly power the likes of which this world has never seen before," President Trump warned late Tuesday, just hours after reports surfaced that North Korea had developed a miniaturized nuclear warhead.
I loved being a new mom and cherished every moment with my baby, but I couldn't help feeling down on myself every time I passed a mirror, only to be met with the disheveled reflection staring back at me.

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