But the town's mayor says he isn't budging -- yet.
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Power remains unapologetic and, despite the complaints, he's not budging.
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Pelosi and her new majority in the House aren't budging.
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But the company still isn't budging on the $880 bill.
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So far, most Republicans have shown no signs of budging.
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With neither side budging yet, executives are calling for compromise.
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And as of yet, it doesn't look like they're budging.
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"Whenever he says 'no', there is no budging," the source said.
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There was no budging, though, and the woman missed her stop.
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Unfortunately, Trump supporters aren't budging on the issue of climate change.
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But three weeks in, Harvard's administration shows no signs of budging.
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So far, the Trump administration has shown no signs of budging.
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They need Pelosi on board, and she's showing few signs of budging.
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Weather: Sunny but cold all day, with temperatures not budging above 30.
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Neither Fox News nor Mr. Trump showed any indication of budging on Wednesday.
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The American way of gorging on meat, it seems, isn't budging anytime soon.
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But China made clear that when it comes to Taiwan, they're not budging.
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Comcast really hadn&apost been budging much during the course of the day.
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But right now most Republicans, even those facing voters in November, aren't budging.
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When it was clear he wasn't budging they called an Uber and left.
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As long as these men maintain support among African-Americans, they're not budging.
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"Normally I don't have an issue with them moving or budging," she said.
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But the interviewees aren't budging, and the soundtrack sets a consistently menacing tone.
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"There was no budging on tax credits," one official in the meeting said.
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Perhaps we could all do with budging an inch or two on this point.
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McCain was not budging, even after taking a short phone call from the president.
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So why is Virginia not budging when it was once such a red state?
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Their support is dropping, the clock is ticking and Mrs Merkel is not budging.
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And they say they're not budging anytime soon from the refuge facility near Burns.
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Democrats take over the House this week and have shown no signs of budging.
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I pleaded my case over a few weeks, but Clinton's staff was not budging.
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Inflation rates grew 50 percent from 2006 to 2017, yet incomes are hardly budging.
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You won't see much budging on this from other airlines (except on international flights).
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Or its liquid lipsticks that managed to be hydrating without budging for a full day.
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PENGUINS ON A melting icecap must choose between budging up tighter and taking the plunge.
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Right now, Trump is squabbling with Democrats, but neither side is budging on their demands.
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But DNC chair Tom Perez is not budging re: this "no Fox primary debate" decision.
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At this point we're told there's an impasse ... Scott is not budging from his price.
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But they weren't budging on Mr. Trump, and showed little sign that they ever will.
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Justin Fairfax is still not budging from his office despite being accused of sexual assault.
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" But the company isn't budging, though a spokesperson said they appreciate the "well-meaning advice.
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They wanted the player, but they weren't budging on what they thought was the right amount.
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The rate ended 2016 at 4.02 percent after not budging from 4.1 percent from 2010-2015.
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The rate ended 2016 at 20163 percent after not budging from 4.1 percent from 2010-2015.
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If you're missing a diploma: For some jobs, there's no budging on the necessary educational requirements.
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Some people don't think policymakers will be budging anytime soon, even with the grand opening looming.
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Still, the candidates are not budging on their insistence they will not cross a picket line.
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Although Omar al-Bashir, Sudan's president, has extended the traditional rainy-season ceasefire, neither side is budging.
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As shares of Netflix rocket higher, one of the company's biggest critics is barely budging his outlook.
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While the Brexit deadline may have moved from March 29, however, parliament shows no sign of budging.
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Gluten-free might be trendy, but wheat flour isn't budging from the top of the "grains" list.
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As of Saturday afternoon, Democratic leadership has given no sign that they are budging from their position.
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That is a tough sell politically for Beijing, and so far neither side appears to be budging.
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And Rex Stout's corpulent genius, Nero Wolfe, investigated criminal cases without budging from his elegant Manhattan townhouse.
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Critics said this meant May was not budging from the deal that had alienated all sides in parliament.
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But the U.S. is not budging on its stance against Huawei and the country's networks are backing it.
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AND FINALLY ... Not budging This dog isn't getting up until a street performer in Spain finishes his song.
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"I'm going on a one-on-one," Mike tells the cameras, his smile barely budging as he speaks.
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Crossing this clue, at 240D, is the SHOEHORN you might need if those clogs are just not budging.
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On some measures, Japan's labor market has been the tightest since the 1970s, but prices are not budging.
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The rate ended last year at 4.02 percent after not budging from 20173 percent from 2010 through 2015.
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Either the numbers aren't budging even though you're losing fat and gaining muscle, or you can't see the progress.
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Which probably explains why Democrats are holding firm with no sign of budging to back the GOP's stabilization plan.
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Rebels and residents contacted by CNN also said they weren't budging, largely out of mistrust of Syria and Russia.
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However, if you've given it your best shot, and it's still not budging, definitely get a professional to help.
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I could tell right away from the structured corset bodice that this baby wasn't budging throughout the entire shoot.
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But the crowd crammed into the Lee Shau Kee Lecture Centre at the University of Hong Kong wasn't budging.
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In the meantime, we will not be budging from our position that birds are possibly the root of all evil.
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Trump's failure to capture significant support from African-American, Hispanic and Asian voters has essentially kept his ceiling from budging.
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Not even PigBot, a hulking tank that excelled at not budging an inch, was able to resist fierce Taetay's wedges.
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But the White House doesn't appear to budging on Title 1, knowing that it would drive away more moderate votes.
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Earlier Sunday, sources involved in the budget negotiations told CNN that Trump is set on not budging in the debate.
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In the end, the 2 jurors who felt Cosby was not guilty were not budging, so a mistrial was declared.
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There are evacuation zones, which cities use to tell one area to get a move on and keep others from budging.
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Canada and Mexico consider a lot of the proposals to be unacceptable, and no country has shown signs of budging yet.
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Between no sleep, all the coffee, and not enough time to go to the gym, my baby weight is not budging.
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And the 27-year-0ld will not be budging when it comes to keeping quiet about her life off the camera.
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We're told Drake's team got a ton of requests to get in on the Burke gear, but he's not budging yet.
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Democrats, while stressing they support border security, have appeared skeptical of budging on border money without securing a larger immigration deal.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi isn't budging, and may even thwart his State of the Union address to Congress later this month.
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Long gone are the days when a chef would cook something a certain way and there was no budging from that.
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John Kennedy, who flew on Air Force One with the President on Monday, said Trump is adamant that he's not budging.
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But Trump's tariff war has caused Harley to announce it is shifting production overseas, and despite Trump's protests, it's not budging.
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Most companies Sleeping Giants spoke to agreed to pull their advertisements for the site, however Amazon isn't budging, reports The Daily Beast.
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The federal tax on gasoline has stood at 18.4 cents per gallon for the last 25 years, never budging even for inflation.
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"Any banks in the UK that really have any exposure in the United States ... are simply not budging," she told the conference.
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Digital spaces are transforming every industry and the fact that people aren't budging on radio hits isn't new to the streaming era.
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With neither side budging from those opposing positions, there was no indication they would reach an agreement in the next several days.
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Angela Merkel is not budging on her commitment to accept refugees into Germany despite the recent wave of attacks the nation has witnessed.
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Mainland Chinese shares traded within a tight range, with the benchmark Shanghai Composite up 0.2% and the blue-chip CSI 300 barely budging.
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The Koch brothers aren't budging on Trump; as much as they like and respect Pence they disapprove of the presumptive GOP nominee more.
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Cespedes, barely budging from his spot, casually lifted his glove up and dropped the ball, the kind of blunder Collins had fretted about.
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Though some have speculated that the McVatican will be popular with the Swiss Guard, who live in nearby barracks, Cardinal Sgreccia isn't budging.
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But citing policy differences with Likud's ultra-Orthodox backers and Blue and White's left-wing allies, he has shown no sign of budging.
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Pelosi, who frequently sat stony-faced through Trump's address, has shown no sign of budging from her opposition to Trump's wall-funding demand.
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As for Jarvis, he made a video fessing up to cheating -- and begged for Epic Games to reconsider ... but the gaming company isn't budging.
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When Bhad Bhabie insists "I ain't budging, I ain't changing/it don't matter that I'm famous," this is not a boast, but a plea.
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You will be able to quickly determine if someone is worth even an initial interview by setting the bar high and not budging it.
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But Speaker Nancy Pelosi still isn't budging, insisting that the GOP-led chamber agree to Democrats' parameters for a trial, including bringing in witnesses.
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But Mr. Blankfein wasn't budging, even after a cancer diagnosis, and Mr. Cohn quit to become an economic adviser to President Donald J. Trump.
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The noodles were surprisingly firm, making them much harder to stretch than expected, like budging open a warped wooden door stuck in its frame.
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It's been more than two weeks, and Trump is not budging on his demand for $5.7 billion to build a wall on the southern border.
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What's new: Top U.S. negotiators have told drug companies that China isn't budging from its position, and are pushing the industry to accept the deal.
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It's an editorial stance that we at Noisey have stuck to for a while now and we sure as Heck aren't budging anytime soon. Sex?
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The reasons have to do with shifting dynamics: changing demographics, globalization, and prices of certain goods not budging no matter what's happening in the economy.
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But with the likes of Universal and Sony reportedly budging only slightly on royalties, Spotify's ability to turn a decent profit is still in doubt.
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Despite charged testimony, compelling witnesses and some significant revelations, no major players of either party have shown any sign of budging from their partisan bunkers.
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But with the likes of Universal and Sony reportedly budging only slightly on royalties, Spotify's ability to turn a decent profit is still in doubt.
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The bedroom's nightstand offered a tablet that lets a guest control the temperature, radio, TV, curtains and lighting (in 11 languages) without budging from bed.
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Even with Amazon calling out Sanders so publicly, the senator is not budging on the issues he's raising, and says the company's response is not adequate.
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PENNSYLVANIA BOY, 3, RESCUED FROM MANURE PIT DESCRIBED AS &aposKIND OF LIKE QUICKSAND&apos As the March 15 deadline approached, it seemed like Michael wasn't budging.
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Christie and Speaker Prieto weren't budging in their showdown over legislation to restructure Horizon with one day to go before the deadline to pass a budget.
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Although other senior Republicans expressed some misgivings about the firing, the majority leader showed no sign of budging or joining the call for a special prosecutor.
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Instacart isn't budging on the default tip rate on its platform amid growing calls for food and grocery delivery companies to increase payouts to contract workers.
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But none of the top candidates are showing any signs of budging and "the number of candidates is" working to Trump's advantage right now, said Sen.
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While she's complaining (shocker) about the dresses not budging, she gets a little lesson in the business world from Dax (Alphonso McAuley), Annie's boyfriend and Shane's roommate.
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On Thursday, there were reports out of Montreal that U.S. trade negotiators weren't budging on their proposals that Mexico and Canada have called nonstarters in the talks.
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So, assuming Paul isn't budging, that means McConnell will have to sweep Murkowski and McCain, who both voted "no" in July, and then hold onto everyone else.
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And so far, Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, has shown no signs of budging from his longstanding resistance to calls for a select committee.
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A good place to start is by assessing potential reasons your salary isn't budging, says Kat Cohen, CEO and founder of educational and career consulting firm IvyWise.
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Snap's average revenue per user grew 11 percent from $1.05 to $1.17, but stayed almost flat in the Rest of World region, budging from $0.29 to just $0.30.
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Gelman also said that part of the betting markets' resilience to budging from the Brexit "remain" vote may have been "circular reasoning," whereby the markets were self-reinforcing.
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We're told Lisa's husband, Ken, even tried to patch things up, but Hadid's not budging ... and hasn't even been to any of Lisa's 3 restaurants since the drama.
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Besides scrolling from one screen to the next—sometimes up and down, sometimes left to right, sometimes without budging—there are only light interactive elements to play with.
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Even so, Trump has refused to support anything less than his full funding request, budging only on what material would be used to construct the eventual border barrier.
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However, a source familiar with the situation said Google isn't budging and that the company likes the perspective she brings, including her NASA experience and free market thinking.
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"So they know the government won't do nothing and no one's budging; Gun owners clutching their loaded weapons; They love their guns more than our children," he continued.
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"The nature of work is changing, people are feeling much more financially precarious, entrenched poverty isn't budging and the wealth continues to grow at the top," she said.
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More than two weeks into a partial government shutdown, President Donald Trump is not budging on his demands for $5.7 billion to build a wall on the southern border.
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Regardless, Google isn't budging, claiming that the government couldn't possibly have discovered a pay disparity because it has incomplete records—the entirety of which Google refuses to hand over.
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He ended up with less than five minutes of speaking time and would end his campaign two weeks after the debate, his poll numbers not budging after his performance.
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North Korea shows no sign of budging Experts seem to think the recent ramp-up in US military presence in the region seems only to be escalating the situation.
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She repeats the phrase multiple times, which tells me she's in an argument with someone who insists she's not a cow, but like a true Taurus, she's not budging.
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Between 1990 and 2016, ischemic heart disease was the top cause of years of life lost in the US, and lung cancer ranked second, without budging, the study showed.
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Over all, economic diversity at top colleges isn't budging (and is declining at public colleges, thanks to state budget cuts), according to the The Times's latest College Access Index.
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A Reuters poll published on Thursday found investors see the FTSE hardly budging in the last quarter of the year as concerns over Brexit negotiations grow and earnings expectations soften.
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Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib from entering the country after pressure from President Donald Trump; an Italian court suspends Interior Minister Matteo Salvini's migrant ship ban, but he's not budging.
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The team is not budging from its original demands, and the fight with the sport's national governing body is drawing attention to the lack of women among U.S.A. Hockey's leadership.
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A recent decline in stocks has yet to spread into foreign exchange markets, with emerging-market currencies still appreciating and the safe-haven Japanese yen and Swiss franc not budging significantly.
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It found that rates of depressive episodes and serious psychological distress have dramatically risen among these age groups in recent years, while hardly budging or even declining for older age groups.
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That had pushed the yen as low as 21 yen per dollar and the Japanese currency was barely budging at 2211.08 by the time European trading was over the initial flurry.
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Economic growth in China is slowing down amid an ongoing trade war with the U.S. — but Swiss wealth management giant UBS is not budging from its "overweight" position in Chinese stocks.
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With the iPhone now accounting for two-thirds of revenue, iPad sales declining in 21.1 and Mac sales barely budging, Apple is finding itself reliant on a single product to drive growth.
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As the partial government shutdown reaches its 10th day, negotiations are at a standstill, and neither President Trump nor Democratic leaders are showing signs of budging from their positions on border wall funding.
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But EU leaders showed no sign of budging, saying it is up to May to sort out her problem getting a deal through parliament in the new year, or face the consequences of failure.
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GOP Majority Leader Mitch McConnell isn't budging on the closed talks, but anything passed in the Senate has to go back to the House for final approval before Trump can make it a law.
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More than half of those workers have been forced to work without pay, and Trump has shown no signs of budging on his demand for border-wall funding despite lacking the support from Congress.
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Of course not; it's because Arizona has made a metaphoric connection to her patient's situation and her personal problem — she needs April to tell Jackson and get the tests, but April's still not budging.
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His stunning defeat raises questions about the futures of a House Democrat leadership trio — all over age 75 — that has not changed for years, and is showing no signs of budging ahead of 2018.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Democrat of California, also showed no signs of budging, urging the Republican-controlled Senate to take up a measure that the House passed on Wednesday to reopen part of the government.
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The GOP-controlled Senate won't vote to remove the president, and polls have consistently shown the public remains closely divided on whether or not Trump should be removed, with new evidence barely budging those numbers.
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The sense of relief lifted E-Mini futures for the S&P 500 by 363 percent, while yields on 10-year Treasury notes rose 3 basis points to 2.09 percent, barely budging in European trading.
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READ: Republicans aren't budging on Trump and Ukraine The attention roiled the Biden campaign this weekend to the point that it sent out a missive to reporters linking to 18 separate articles debunking the allegations.
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The sense of relief lifted E-Mini futures for the S&P 500 by 203 percent, while yields on 10-year Treasury notes rose 3 basis points to 2.09 percent, after barely budging in European trading.
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Overall investors saw the FTSE hardly budging in the last quarter of the year as concerns over Brexit negotiations and a softening in earnings expectations keep the benchmark from gaining further ground, a Reuters poll found.
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His emphasis on sovereignty was a repeat of the big theme of last year's General Assembly address, and it showed that on the core principles of his "America First" foreign policy, Mr. Trump is not budging.
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We're told Jamie Spears ain't budging ... he won't agree to pay Kevin a cent over the $20,000 a month he's been getting until Kevin gives him a full accounting on how the money is being spent.
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There’s no locking mechanism like on the Cintiq, but as long as you don’t press too hard with the Surface Pen, you should be fine working at different angles without inadvertently budging it.
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CHICAGO, Jan 27 (Reuters) - Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner is showing no sign of budging from his stance that structural changes precede any move to raise revenue ahead of his second state of the state address on Wednesday.
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Most Americans blame Trump and the GOP for this mess, but it still seems like we're a long way from a solution since the President and the Democrats haven't shown any signs of budging from their positions.
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Meanwhile, the U.S. Congress is set to reconvene with no signs of a workable plan to end a 12-day-old partial shutdown and Trump not budging on his demand for $5 billion to fund a border wall.
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There are other potential reasons why the scale may not be budging: short sleep duration, excess sedentary behavior, overeating after workouts, stress eating and eating a highly inflammatory diet filled with processed food and inadequate fruits and vegetables.
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Indeed, the percentage of workers in alternative work arrangements, including independent contractors or freelancers, increased during the 2000s, after barely budging in the 10 years before that, according to a report by labor economists Lawrence Katz and Alan Krueger.
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Trump, in comments he wanted "off the record" in an interview with Bloomberg News reporters on Thursday, said he won't be budging in trade talks with the U.S.'s northern neighbor, according to a source familiar with the conversation.
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But Senate Democrats aren't budging; they will not engage, negotiate or put up a bill to try and address the family separation crisis, leaders announced Tuesday (though all 49 senators who caucus with the party do support a proposal).
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It was barely budging on Tuesday in the various cross currents, but the index is now trading at 14.6 times expected earnings, on par with levels back in early October when a global bear market began to take hold.
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But it notes that revenues will decline to €220-€2700 billion while gross margins of 4003 percent to 2400 percent will be steady with its operating of loss of €2500 million to €222 million to not show signs of budging soon.
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It should not be: "I am not leaving until you admit that you are wrong, or here is what I believe, and I am not budging from this," said Dr. Cuddy, who has explored the question in Business Insider columns.
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But they are not only refusing to speak voluntarily, they're now refusing to answer subpoenas, that includes several members of the White House staff, including the acting head of the Office of Management and Budget, but they aren't budging... Sorry.
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Not budging on Chinese tariffs Even as Trump presses aides to develop plans to strengthen consumer confidence, there is little sign he is willing to take the one step that could have the greatest effect: easing the trade war with China.
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Donald Trump has a lot of pull in D.C. these days, but not with the FAA, because the agency is not budging on its decision to remove the Trump name from the markers that help pilots land their planes in Florida.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index ended the session 0.6% higher, barely budging on news House of Commons speaker John Bercow refused to allow a vote on Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Brexit divorce deal, saying the same issue had been discussed on Saturday.
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The choice is yours: when dishes pile up and nobody's budging to spend $6 on soap, you can either take the hit and silently fume or sit everyone down and set some rules—ideally as soon as you all move in together.
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The administration has shown no sign of budging from its position, so on May 20, the graduate students voted 1,134 to 112 in favor of an "industrial action"—effectively a strike, though they can't call it that because they're not officially unionized.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Seen as Inspiration, Financial District's 'Fearless Girl' Statue Isn't Budging Yet" (news article, March 28): How about placing the "Fearless Girl" statue in United Nations Plaza so that the whole world gets the message, not just Wall Street?
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Andrea Constand withstood a defense cross-examination that sought to expose her as a con artist who set Cosby up, leaving the witness stand at his retrial without budging from her allegation that he drugged and molested her at his suburban Philadelphia home in 2004.
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The talks have yet to resume and analysts believe the North Korean missile tests have been aimed both at improving military capabilities as well as at extracting more concessions, but Washington has shown no sign of budging on the key issue of sanctions relief.
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The federal judge hearing the Minnesota Vikings' dispute with Wells Fargo over office-tower rooftop signs near the team's new stadium said he would rule by June 24 on whether the case will proceed to trial, with neither side budging after months of negotiations.
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In comments after a private meeting of the Republican conference, McConnell said he is not budging despite an all-out effort from Democrats and progressive activists over the congressional recess to pressure GOP senators -- especially those up for re-election -- to reconsider their opposition to Garland.
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No longer are liquid lipsticks drying to the point of crusting off our lips; in fact, many are creamy, silky smooth formulas that can last through an intense makeout session without budging — which is exactly why we're adding a handful of them to our fall makeup rotation.
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Indeed, the percentage of workers in alternative work arrangements, including independent contractors or freelancers, jumped to 15.8 percent in 2015 from 10.1 percent a decade earlier, after barely budging in the 10 years before that, according to a report by labor economists Lawrence Katz and Alan Krueger.
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Democrats aren't budging, and they're alleging that Republicans surprised them with the last-minute demands, according to Politico: Democrats say an agreement was near on overall funding levels for the fiscal 2018 Labor-Health and Human Servies funding measure, typically one of the most contentious spending bills.
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Sony has offered numerous explanations for avoiding cross-play in the past, including citing concerns of protecting children online, but given that the console still has a considerable competitive lead when it comes to users and sales, it's unlikely that it will be budging on that issue anytime soon.
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In either case, the percentage of workers in alternative work arrangements, including independent contractors or freelancers, jumped to 15.8 percent in 2015 from 10.1 percent a decade earlier, after barely budging in the 10 years before that, according to a report by labor economists Lawrence Katz and Alan Krueger.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 2 (Reuters) - Congress was set to reconvene on Wednesday with no signs of a workable plan to end a 12-day-old partial shutdown of about a quarter of the U.S. government, and President Donald Trump not budging on his demand for $5 billion in border wall funding.
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For those of us who have long been frustrated precisely by the smallness of those differences, the narrowness of the G.O.P. policy debate, it's a particularly staggering result: A party whose leading factions often seemed incapable of budging from 1980s-era dogma suddenly caved completely to a candidate who regards much of the conservative vision with indifference bordering on contempt.
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The last train leaves the nearest station to Nationals Park at 11:39 PM. This is a particular problem on days like today, when the Nationals play the Dodgers in Game 5 of the National League Division Series and first pitch isn't until 8:08 PM. The powers-that-be at the Metro aren't budging and keeping it open later.
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"It's fairly amazing that even after meeting with President Trump, they are holding out for removing health care from people with pre-existing conditions, something they know could never pass and goes against everything president Trump promised during the campaign," one GOP aide familiar with the whip operation told CNN Thursday as it was growing increasingly clear that the Freedom Caucus wasn't budging enough to make up the difference.
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A professor who has accurately predicted the victor of every White House race since 1984 is not budging from his bet that Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE will win this year.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Monday showed no signs of budging from his "zero tolerance" border policy as a growing number of Republicans criticized it for separating children from their families.
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" Here are the verses: "Sometimes I don't know what this world has come to It's blowing up This whole country is going nuts And the NRA Is in our way They're responsible for this whole production They hold the strings, they control the puppet And they threaten to take away donor bucks So they know the government won't do nothing And one's budging Gun owners clutching Their loaded weapons They love their guns more than our children.
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"Fox News Sunday" anchor Chris WallaceChristopher (Chris) WallaceChris Wallace: Taylor testimony 'very damaging to President Trump' Republicans, Democrats brace for first public testimony in impeachment inquiry Intelligence panel Democrat: 'I think we will end up calling' some witnesses on GOP list MORE called impeachment hearings of President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE "an utterly polarized, utterly partisan exercise" because neither side is budging in their convictions.
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Lawmakers in both chambers are back to work this week, but someone will have to blink to avoid a shutdown, as President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is demanding a spending bill with $5 billion for a border wall and Democrats are not budging from their offer of $1.3 billion.
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