Closing ranks to any outsiders means that "fetch" may never happen.
|
|
Upping the ante, Senate Republicans are closing ranks around Sessions, their former colleague.
|
|
In reality, Republicans are likely to benefit from closing ranks around Mr Trump.
|
|
The lawsuit, which I lost, led to the venture capital world closing ranks against me.
|
|
Moving away from the default of the cisgender white man requires opening up, not closing ranks.
|
|
And with moderate Democrats closing ranks around Biden, Trump and his political team is going further.
|
|
The GOP is quickly closing ranks against the possibility of a third Obama appointment to the Court.
|
|
Led by Mr. Mugabe's wife, Grace Mugabe, the president's closest allies have been closing ranks behind him.
|
|
Some evangelical organizations and groups have responded by closing ranks, codifying what might be considered "traditional" positions.
|
|
The rebels are a mix of nationalist factions and Islamist militants who were rivals but are now closing ranks.
|
|
Far from closing ranks around one of their celebrity founders, much of that disgust came from the tech community itself.
|
|
Hollywood appears to be closing ranks around two controversial movies (and their creators) that don't really deserve to be defended.
|
|
She recently started an independent campaign for the presidency — in a video criticizing the party for closing ranks against her.
|
|
Gulf Arab citizens hailed the decision as a sign that their nations were finally closing ranks against the perceived Iranian menace.
|
|
"The Bavarian conservatives are closing ranks with Europe's populists," said Andrea Römmele, a professor at the Hertie School of Governance in Berlin.
|
|
He also kept things close in Virginia, a moral victory he's sure to argue shows moderate Republicans are finally closing ranks around him.
|
|
That's not to say they're on the run—they are closing ranks and consolidating in areas that will be very difficult to take back.
|
|
Considering the disturbing responses to the incident emanating from some corners of the internet, closing ranks may be the family's most logical response for now.
|
|
Faced with Trump's belligerent stand on imposing new tariffs to force those partners into making trade concessions, U.S. allies have begun closing ranks against him.
|
|
By contrast, police officers spend more time closing ranks when extrajudicial shootings of African Americans take place than condemning them and the officers responsible accordingly.
|
|
Black Democrats are closing ranks around Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
|
|
Sanders had a different view of the situation: In so swiftly closing ranks, his detractors were inadvertently proving the case he had been making all along.
|
|
The Kremlin reacted by closing ranks around Mr. Maduro and offering him unequivocal diplomatic support, which was on display at St. Louis of France Church on Wednesday.
|
|
Though many law enforcement agencies in Karachi stand accused of similar tactics to Mr. Anwar's, they appear to be responding to public outrage by closing ranks against him.
|
|
If that is the case, the GOP is now closing ranks after senators did not hide their dismay at Trump's tariff threats — his dominant foreign policy tool — last week.
|
|
"The Democrats (are) now swiftly and smoothly closing ranks, versus the Republicans in tension and near disarray coming out of the last three weeks," Gergen told CNN's Wolf Blitzer.
|
|
The deck is stacked against him: Up and down the line, from a prison guard to the judge handling his case, agents of the government are closing ranks against him.
|
|
Where the two acts of institutional negligence become comparable, however, is in the sense that the establishment and elements of the fourth estate are closing ranks in response to fatal errors.
|
|
Martin O'Malley on Thursday joined other Democratic Party figures in closing ranks around Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
|
|
With President Trump publicly backing him, and senior Senate Republicans closing ranks around him, Judge Kavanaugh — joined by his wife, Ashley Estes Kavanaugh — gave an extraordinary interview to Fox News that aired Monday evening.
|
|
His allies and other observers note that that election results in previous states that abandoned their caucuses for primaries were affected by the broader dynamics of the race, with moderates closing ranks around Biden.
|
|
Even as Bush tanked and Christie struggled, Rubio got a few endorsements, but never the flood that would have signaled GOP elites were closing ranks; he raised some money, but nothing that approached Bush's early haul.
|
|
But Republicans responded by closing ranks around Trump, attacking the House's impeachment process as a primary defense and asserting that Democrats did not prove their case and were seeking to overturn the results of the 2016 election.
|
|
"The armed and political oppositions are working on closing ranks and arranging their priorities in light of the fierce military campaign waged by the regime and its allies and their violations of international resolutions," the statement said.
|
|
They assume, with good reason, that the Republican Party (or large segments of it) will reconcile itself to his nomination, and that by closing ranks, the people who now say #NeverTrump will help propel him to victory.
|
|
The day after emotional testimony from Ford, who has accused Kavanaugh of pinning her down and groping her at a high school party, and an angry denial from Kavanaugh, Republicans appeared to be closing ranks behind Kavanaugh.
|
|
Clinton had privately chosen Ms. Warren days ago, campaign officials said, but announced her on Monday morning to try to set a positive tone for the first day of the convention and start closing ranks against Mr. Trump.
|
|
Neither Hillary or Donald have earned our votes, yet the media is kind of closing ranks around them to try to prevent before people find out that there is actually--you know, that we actually have other choices.
|
|
And it took Republicans who recognized their candidate's recklessness, ignorance, and racism to decide that closing ranks around him was worth all of the dangers they knew they were inviting into the world, if it meant reclaiming political power.
|
|
The resolution -- a symbolic yet unusual step -- is just the latest indication of GOP officials closing ranks around Trump even as the President's national approval rating has slumped and the prospects of a GOP primary challenge become more real.
|
|
Diplomatic sources say several thousand Shi'ite and Druze fighters are pitted against hundreds of Sunni jihadists and mainstream Free Syria Army (FSA) rebels closing ranks under the banner of Itihad Quwt Jabal al Sheikh, or "Union of fighters of Jabal al Sheikh".
|
|
This in turn has called into question whether Saudi Arabia, birthplace of Islam and site of its holiest shrines, can rally Arab support for a new push to end the Israeli-Palestinian dispute, with an eye to closing ranks against mutual enemy Iran.
|
|
It's one thing to have a lot of candidates appear in early debates or early contests with small electorates (like the Iowa caucuses or the New Hampshire primary), but if those divisions are persisting into the later contests, the party is having a hard time closing ranks.
|
|
Democrats are desperate to bring down President TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes unexpected step to stem coronavirus Democrats start hinting Sanders should drop out Coronavirus disrupts presidential campaigns MORE, so they're closing ranks around the candidate they believe is most likely to do that.
|
|
With Monday's announcement that the Jaguars would be bringing former Giants head coach Tom Coughlin into the front office and closing ranks around interim head coach Doug Marrone and general manager Dave Caldwell, Jacksonville became the first NFL franchise to plant its flag in the ground this off-season.
|
|
While Mr. McConnell once took a tough stance on sexual misconduct, including within his own party, he has also led congressional Republicans in closing ranks around President Trump, who has bragged about sexually assaulting women, and Mr. McConnell holds dangerously misguided views about the challenges women face in society.
|
|
The development prompted one prominent Republican on Wednesday to label Trump&aposs failure "the biggest strategic defeat for the United States since the early days of World War II."With European allies also closing ranks on Trump&aposs actions against Iran, the president is looking increasingly isolated on the world stage.
|
|
This means that this year, Europe will have to make significant progress in strengthening the Eurozone, closing ranks on addressing climate change and the energy transition, taking defense cooperation to the next level, and preventing itself from being played off against each other by China, Russia, and the U.S. Andy Langenkamp is a senior political analyst at ECR Research and ICC Consultants, global market research firms based in the Netherlands.
|
|
His charges were later reduced to manslaughter. He was acquitted. Twentieth Century commentators characterize Jarvis's acquittal as typical hypocrisy of privileged individuals, closing ranks to protect their peers.
|
|
But PVA stoutly defending an intervening height prevented the French from closing ranks with the ROK. It was well after dark before the 9th Infantry completed its eastward shift into its new sector above Hasolch'i. First to arrive, the 1st Battalion moved up on the right of the ROK 35th Regiment into positions northeast of Hasolch'i looking down into the valley of a small stream that fed the Naech'on River.
|
|
Previous admirers of Odinga now saw him as a sell-out to a cause he had once championed by closing ranks with a despot. He accepted a position in Moi's cabinet as Energy Minister, serving from June 2001 to 2002, during Moi's final term. In the subsequent KANU elections held later that year, he was elected the party's Secretary General (replacing Joseph Kamotho).Kenya: Saitoti, Raila And Kamotho Hold Breakfast Meeting . allafrica.com.
|
|
Disillusioned with the music business and unhappy with the status quo, Jon Bon Jovi fired his management, business advisers, and agents (including long-time manager Doc McGhee) in 1991. Jon took on the management responsibilities himself by closing ranks and creating Bon Jovi Management. In October 1991, the band went to a Caribbean island of St. Thomas to discuss plans for the future. They managed to resolve their differences by allowing each member to speak about his feelings without interruption from each other.
|
|
Asked about her position as a woman in the world of art she repeatedly and very publicly spoke out against women's groups closing ranks in ways that only created new structures of isolation. One reason that the exclusion of Muncky's work from the "Women Artists International" became so contentious was the last minute nature of the decision. Her contribution had already been commissioned: the exhibition jury decided to remove it just before the exhibition catalogue was finalised for the printers. In an interview with Prof.
|
|
The criollo population feared an indigenous social revolution and thus began closing ranks to assure that political power was not lost. After the war, indigenous revolts took place demanding the upholding of the promised made by the liberals to the indigenous populations in exchange for their participation in the conflict. In response, the indigenous cacique Pablo Zárate Willka, who had been elevated to the rank of general in the liberal army, is arrested. Zárate Wilka would escape his imprisonment in 1903, but was captured again and executed without due process two years later.
|
|
Neither Carlos Pio seemed averse towards closing ranks with Hitler, as in 1941 he volunteered to División Azul; his offer was acknowledged but rejected, see ABC 26.12.53, available here, also Montells y Galán 1995, available here . The Navarrese individuals known for their Cruzadista sympathies used to invite Nazi officials to Pamplona feasts, triggering protest on part of the local Carlist leader, Baleztena, Manuel Martorell Pérez, La continuidad ideológica del carlismo tras la Guerra Civil [PhD thesis in Historia Contemporanea, Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia], Valencia 2009, p. 185 changed his strategy.
|
|
Police 2001 (BBC) looked at how policing had changed since his 1982 series, and Panorama: Rape on Trial looked at how much had changed in the handling of rape since his 1982 film. His 1987 fiction film Closing Ranks (ITV/Zenith) about domestic violence in the police was used in training for many years. Since 1995 he has been a Visiting Fellow and then Visiting Professor at the Mannheim Centre for Criminology at the London School of Economics. Since 2001, he has been a member of the Independent Advisory Group in Race for the Metropolitan Police.
|
|
The differences between Sánchez Marco and the Nationalists were getting increasingly visible during their campaign addresses, Alberto García Umbón, Tudela desde las elecciones de febrero de 1936 hasta el inicio de la guerra civil, [in:] Príncipe de Viana 234 (2005), p. 235. Detailed discussion on Irujo Aranzadi in Arbeloa 2015 and at highlighting its religious dimension.in 1931 he was president of Acción Católica diocesana de Navarra, Ana Serrano Moreno, Las elecciones a Cortes Constituyentes de 1931 en Navarra, [in:] Príncipe de Viana, 50 (1989), p. 711 On the other hand, he had no doubts about closing ranks with the Jaimists, taking part in joint propaganda meetings with their leaders.
|
|
Journalist Rafia Zakaria noted that Pakistan's #MeToo movement is an urban and class-based movement, as only 37% of the country is aware of the internet. Many elite feminists remain silent or try to minimize the problems closing ranks to protect those in their own social class. This manifests in several ways, for example, when a woman from the Pakistan-Afghanistan border region who videoed threats by army personnel and claimed they made sexual overtures to her, she was ignored because no one was interested in battling with the powerful military. In another case, when politician Ayesha Gulalai Wazir accused Prime Minister Imran Khan of inappropriate texts, she was accused by her party and the media of being a political opportunist.
|
|
Primarily set in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and later in Los Angeles, California, the show originally followed the Abby Lee Dance Company's Junior Elite Competition Team of dancers aged 6–15 as they traveled week-to-week to various dance competitions, winning awards and preparing for Nationals, while at the same time being prepared by Abby Lee Miller to be "professional, employable working dancers". The series depicted the doting mothers as rivals of each other on behalf of their daughters, often arguing with Miller and each other, and sometimes closing ranks against rival teams. Dance performances were creatively conceptualized by Miller and her dance instructors, with input from the show's producers, while the choreography was done by Miller, her staff, and occasionally a guest choreographer. Various rival dance teams spurred the team's competitiveness.
|
|
Social conservative Texas senator Ted Cruz, who enjoyed the endorsement of the united Republican Party establishment, including Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker, was expected to come out in front. Most polls saw him leading the current national frontrunner, populist New York businessman Donald Trump narrowly by single- digits. Trump maintained he would prevail in spite of the Republican establishment endorsing Cruz, and was "going to have a really, really big victory". With the Never Trump camp closing ranks around an expected Cruz victory in Wisconsin, the third candidate, fiscal conservative Ohio governor John Kasich, was not expected to be competitive in the more populous areas of Wisconsin, and shifted his focus on the more rural congressional districts in order to win at least some of the per-district delegates.
|
|
She had reported the incident to senior officers, but after a lack of progress due to "closing ranks and obfuscation," she went public in June 1992. The President, George H.W. Bush, met with Coughlin and expressed sympathy with her and promised a full investigation. Coughlin met with Secretary of Defense Dick Cheney—who told her he had just fired the Secretary of the Navy, implying it was her fault. She resigned from the Navy in February 1994, after being subject to abuse in retaliation for her allegations. She settled out of court with the Tailhook Association in October 1994, and was awarded $5.3 million in damages from the hotel after a jury concluded that the Las Vegas Hilton hotel had been negligent in not providing adequate security at the Tailhook convention.
|
|
Although Jalpaiguri Government Engineering College does not formally participate in any ranking programs, it is considered by reputed Newspapers & media sources like The Telegraph to be third among the engineering colleges in the state of West Bengal in factors like infrastructure, placement record and faculty but due to a far away location from the state capital Kolkata it stands fourth in Opening and Closing ranks of WBJEE counselling. According to Uttarbanga Sambad of 19 January 2012, The Jalpaiguri Government Engineering College achieved the best score among the technical institutions (State funded) in West Bengal in the evaluation reports of UGC (2011) by a panel of six technical experts led by Prof. P.V. Narasimha Prasad, University College of Engineering, Osmania University (Formerly, Osmania Engineering College) and was ahead of Jadavpur University in all parameters except one. In a scale of ten, JGEC achieved 9.3 in academics (national average 7.4), 8.8 in project formulation (national average 8.6), 9.6 in administrative development, 9.4 in Administrative system & efficiency (nation average 7.9) and 9.4 in Training and placement program (national average 7.3).
|
|