The GOP, for its part, has already prepared its counteroffensive.
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But last week, Ron M. Estes mounted a counteroffensive against Rep.
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Lebanese Hezbollah fighters had arrived as reinforcements to begin a counteroffensive.
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Vucic said the approach advised by Chinese experts was "a counteroffensive".
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The U.N. has described Myanmar's counteroffensive as ethnic cleansing, which Myanmar denies.
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The counteroffensive has come under international scrutiny for its civilian death toll.
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But in a counteroffensive, Wansink pushed back on the severity of those characterizations.
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Walmart, once the undisputed king of American retailing, is mounting the boldest counteroffensive.
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Against that backdrop, Mr. Lew began this week with a public-relations counteroffensive.
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The militants withdrew to the mountains and from there plotted a deadly counteroffensive.
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But gathering this information is nonetheless vital for the counteroffensive against poor air quality.
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By winter, the Russian counteroffensive had beaten back the tide and encircled German troops.
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But Lansdale was appalled by the level of destruction inflicted by the American counteroffensive.
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And they want a much stronger counteroffensive from their own party and its allies.
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The GNA has announced a counteroffensive to defend Tripoli as Haftar's troops draw closer.
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But the authorities did not appear ready for the counteroffensive in support of Mr. Ren.
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Turkey has now launched a modest counteroffensive, though few expect it to end the carnage.
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So Boumallouga hired one of his cousins, Ahmed Belghith, as a lawyer, and prepared a counteroffensive.
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American and South Vietnamese armed forces launched a furious counteroffensive, which inflicted additional destruction and casualties.
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Alex Karp, Palantir's chief executive, has launched a counteroffensive to the ongoing protests in recent weeks.
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LG: I'm going to have to exit early from this podcast and go work on my counteroffensive.
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Eventually, several hundred Kurdish pesh merga and other local fighters were able to mass for a counteroffensive.
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The Turkish government fought back in a bloody counteroffensive, and the resulting fighting left tens of thousands dead.
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Besides, with just 39 days to go until Britain leaves the EU, there's little time for a counteroffensive.
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And there are growing signs that if Biden isn't able to mount a potent counteroffensive, Trump might succeed.
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Democrats quickly began sounding the alarm bell, trying to rally supporters of the law for yet another counteroffensive.
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Simon cannot be entirely unaware of this, judging by the haste with which he accelerates the Savior counteroffensive.
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But the United States never stepped in to assist, and Hussein's military soon regrouped and began a counteroffensive.
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But in literature there's a perversely refreshing counteroffensive of odiferous refuseniks, a burgeoning genre you could call Repulsive Realism.
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But the company launched a counteroffensive against Markopolos, convincing Wall Street that the allegations are way off the mark.
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Scott Miller, along with top Afghan security officials and ministers to arrive in Kunduz to oversee the counteroffensive operations.
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Republicans made clear they would not simply rest on defense but would mount a counteroffensive on Mr. Trump's behalf.
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Spurred on by the spate of activity, workers' compensation insurance companies, trial lawyers, and federal bureaucrats launched a counteroffensive.
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After initially resisting calls to lead Republicans' impeachment counteroffensive, the senator has now taken on the role with zeal.
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GE launched a counteroffensive against Markopolos, and analysts who follow the company don't see a smoking gun in the report.
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He also said he planned a media counteroffensive against a campaign of innuendo that had unfairly tarnished Link's academic reputation.
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The closest that the Republicans came to a counteroffensive was when they wondered why Comey hadn't got Trump some help.
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But the president-elect's counteroffensive has been undercut by other Republicans who are calling for a congressional investigation into the matter.
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It's also a politically advantageous counteroffensive to the claim that Republicans want to control women's bodies and restrict their reproductive freedom.
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Kerry's comments come as opposition fighters engage in a counteroffensive launched Friday to try to break the regime's siege on Aleppo.
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The military responded with a sweeping counteroffensive that rights groups say have been accompanied by rapes and murders of Rohingya civilians.
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We're covering Turkey's counteroffensive in Syria, Joe Biden's victory in the South Carolina primary and the stakes of Israel's general election.
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Early the next morning, hundreds of Afghan soldiers and national police launched a counteroffensive, backed by US airstrikes that hammered Taliban positions.
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Republican allies of the president have also prepared a counteroffensive, creating a "Lyin' Comey" website in anticipation of the book's formal release.
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Two of the biggest, Express Scripts and CVS Health, which are among the nation's 50 largest companies, have initiated their own counteroffensive.
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And his media counteroffensive against the tabloid publisher has all the hallmarks of the opposition research campaigns that spice up election seasons.
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Trump's decision to empower Barr with broad powers is the clearest sign yet that the Mueller report counteroffensive is in full swing.
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The 56 Flowers, it said, would "resist the infiltration of external pop idol culture and steadily grow in order to wage a counteroffensive."
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Afghan and US forces launched a counteroffensive against the ISIS affiliate in March 2017 with the aim of driving it out of Afghanistan.
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But in a counteroffensive overnight, Kurdish forces managed to recapture two of the 11 villages they had lost since fighting broke out Wednesday.
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It could draw fighters away from Tripoli, especially Misuratans who may seek to defend their city or participate in a counteroffensive in Surt.
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The episode begins promisingly enough, as Negan mounts a counteroffensive just as it looked as if Rick's coalition was seizing the upper hand.
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Republican allies of Mr. Trump's have already set in motion a counteroffensive, creating a "Lyin' Comey" website aimed at discrediting the former F.B.I. chief.
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The estimate comes a week after Rohingya insurgents attacked police posts and an army base in Rakhine state, prompting clashes and a military counteroffensive.
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They died after two rickety boats capsized as they fled a Myanmar army counteroffensive that followed Rohingya insurgent attacks on security forces last week.
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I.C.O.," while the latter seeks to clean up after a rocky counteroffensive that hinged on the poorly unveiled, shoddily assembled response diss "Wanna Know.
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The trucks were later found to be mostly empty, prompting speculation that they had been sent there to deter a Ukrainian counteroffensive against rebels.
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Together, the French and German leaders can now lead a two-pronged counteroffensive to preserve what they see as the legacy of the Enlightenment.
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After a series of victories by the Allies, the desperate German army launched a counteroffensive that included over 200,000 German troops and 1,000 tanks.
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"We are preparing for a counteroffensive," said Mohamed al-Qunaidi, a former head of military intelligence for the Tripoli government, who comes from Misurata.
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Biden's new strategy, unveiled this weekend with a one-two punch by father and son, are part of an unfolding counteroffensive against the president.
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More than 650,000 Rohingya have headed across the border to Bangladesh after a sweeping Myanmar army counteroffensive in response to Rohingya militant attacks on Aug.
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American airstrikes helped break the siege of Kobane and allowed Kurdish forces to launch a counteroffensive that swept over ISIS's holdings in north central Syria.
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Myanmar is refusing entry to a U.N. panel that was tasked with investigating allegations of abuses after a smaller military counteroffensive launched in October 2016.
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Someone — people close to the situation are still unsure whether it was initiated by Mr. Bannon or his cadre of administration allies — mustered a counteroffensive.
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Krishna has been spearheading IBM&aposs counteroffensive, which is focused on taking on hybrid cloud computing, which he expects will be a $1.2 trillion market.
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The rally in Jodhpur was the first in that planned government counteroffensive, with other senior leaders preparing to fan out across India to marshal loyalists.
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Now, bereft of a significant general election victory to call his own, Bannon's blitz is at risk of getting bogged down by a brewing GOP counteroffensive.
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But just as environmental groups have launched a concerted campaign to get Pruitt out of office, his allies have launched a counteroffensive to keep him there.
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For at least two decades, almost every time a child in its apartments tested positive for high lead levels, Nycha launched a counteroffensive, city records show.
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The argument used to be that as the field narrowed and the GOP organized a counteroffensive, Trump would hit a natural ceiling of support and start losing.
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Led by the Judicial Crisis Network, groups on the right are mobilizing a counteroffensive similar to what has been seen during past fights over Supreme Court vacancies.
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Trump and his conservative allies have stepped up their counteroffensive against the FBI and CIA in recent months as Special Counsel Robert Mueller investigates the Russian question.
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This counteroffensive reached its height in autumn 2018, as the Conservative government held consultations on reforms to the Gender Recognition Act, which had been passed in 2004.
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The counteroffensive began after the U.S. and others announced the evacuation of troops and personnel over safety concerns as fighting continued on the outskirts of the capital.
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More than half a million Rohingya Muslims have fled to Bangladesh since late August, when a Rohingya militant attack on Myanmar security posts catalyzed a brutal counteroffensive.
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Those Democrats also are facing a deluge of GOP-backed ads in their districts hitting them for supporting the impeachment inquiry with little counteroffensive from Democratic groups.
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At stake in the negotiations is the fate of several dozen of the militia's troops who were captured by the Islamic State during a counteroffensive last fall.
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After the defense team launched its counteroffensive, it's an open question which judge will hear the case -- or whether it will be heard in any court at all.
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Another angle: Turkey said it was beginning a major counteroffensive against the Syrian government, after dozens of Turkish soldiers were killed last week in Syrian and Russian strikes.
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But Iran-backed Houthi rebels launched a counteroffensive amid reports of heavy fighting at the airport gates and inside the sprawling compound, which has been closed since 2014.
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House Democrats promised in the 2018 campaign that they would beat back the Trump administration's attacks on the Affordable Care Act, and they are ready to begin their counteroffensive.
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The latest assault has provoked a major counteroffensive in which the military says it killed almost 400 insurgents and in which 13 members of the security forces have died.
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It follows the National Security Council's recent replacement of an Obama-era directive with one that gives US Cyber Command -- the military's hackers -- more freedom to conduct counteroffensive hacking.
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In response, US, Free World, and South Vietnamese forces launched a brutal counteroffensive, one that was viscerally brought home to the US public when an AP photographer snapped Gen.
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Faced with a series of national elections in which anti-euro candidates play prominent roles, Mario Draghi, the president of the central bank, mounted a spirited counteroffensive on Thursday.
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The goal of the counteroffensive: Map the enemy's network, find a weak spot, and then infiltrate in order to learn how to undo the damage to the air defense system.
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The industry, which makes billions each year renting boxes to its customers, launched a counteroffensive built on arguments that Wheeler's proposal would endanger consumer privacy, copyright protections and minority programmers.
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Airbnb has launched a counteroffensive in New York to try to convince residents that its services are a boon to the city's middle class, not a threat to affordable housing.
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The assault was a counteroffensive from Syrian regime forces and their Russian allies after advances by rebel forces pushing to break the government siege that has been choking their territory.
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Just as quickly, a counteroffensive arose from gun supporters excoriating the companies for their stance, forcing business leaders to navigate the treacherous ground where social responsibility, ideology and financial impact converge.
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While Senate Majority Leader McConnell has locked up enough Republican votes to ignore demands for a bipartisan framework for President Donald Trump's impeachment trial, his Democratic counterpart is readying a counteroffensive.
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Kavanaugh, who this week with the White House launched a major counteroffensive to save his nomination, in a television interview with Fox News on Monday said he has never sexually assaulted anyone.
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Wissam Zarqa, a teacher in the area, said the attacks were bewildering because during the pause in airstrikes, government forces had managed to repel a rebel counteroffensive and advance on the ground.
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A Facebook page associated with her office suggested that international aid groups were colluding with Rohingya militants, whose attack on Myanmar police posts and an army base precipitated the fierce military counteroffensive.
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The counteroffensive has some advisers concerned the President could overstep, diminishing a clear victory by sinking back into old grudges or calling for extreme steps to punish those he views as foes.
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Even as Huawei is trying to regain footing in the Czech Republic, the company is also mounting a public relations counteroffensive in Poland, after the arrest in January of the company executive.
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Muslim-majority northern Rakhine was plunged into violence last October when Rohingya Muslim insurgents killed nine police, setting off a brutal counteroffensive beset by allegations of rape, killings and torture by government troops.
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After the August attacks on police posts by the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA), which the government has declared a terrorist organization, security forces unleashed a brutal counteroffensive in Muslim-majority northern Rakhine.
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The investigation being mounted by the Senate seems increasingly serious, and Trump's efforts to mount a counteroffensive — like with his tweet falsely accusing the Obama administration of illegally wiretapping Trump Tower — are backfiring.
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The lack of an all-out counteroffensive against Gorsuch, whose confirmation hearing is scheduled to begin March 20, is raising concerns that Democratic lawmakers are getting weary of battling Trump at every turn.
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As Facebook faced enormous backlash for the spread of fake news leading up to the 2016 US presidential election, it enlisted Snopes and other fact-checking outfits as part of a supposed counteroffensive.
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Around 27,400 Rohingya have crossed into Bangladesh from Myanmar, United Nations sources said, a week after Rohingya insurgents attacked police posts and an army base in Rakhine state, prompting clashes and a military counteroffensive.
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The military soon began a counteroffensive; since then, the militants' numbers have been greatly reduced, much of Marawi has been reduced to ruins, and hundreds of thousands of people have fled to refugee camps.
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About 22,23 Rohingya have crossed into Bangladesh from Myanmar, U.N. sources said on Friday, a week after Rohingya insurgents attacked police posts and an army base in Rakhine state, prompting clashes and a military counteroffensive.
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Not content to merely defend their votes, the five representatives from New York and New Jersey have begun a counteroffensive, seeking to turn the tables and blame state leaders for helping create high-tax environments.
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Around 400,000 Rohingya have arrived in Bangladesh in less than three weeks and people are still coming, by land as well as by sea, after attacks by Rohingya militants sparked a fierce counteroffensive by Myanmar's army.
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Let's celebrate the 10th anniversary of Dodd-Frank with a massive, popular counteroffensive aimed at restoring all of the protections in Dodd-Frank — and then truly restructuring the American economy so that it benefits ordinary Americans.
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President Nicolás Maduro is mounting a vigorous counteroffensive following the launch of an effort by the head of the Organization of American States to get the regional body to suspend Venezuela for failing to respect democratic principles.
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The industry was already launching its bold counteroffensive in the pricing debate: Three days after Trump was sworn into office, the trade association PhRMA announced a new advertising campaign to rebrand drug makers as leaders in medical innovation.
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The balance began to tip slightly in Democrats' favor this week, however, with billionaire activist Mike Bloomberg donating $10 million as a counteroffensive to help promote the House's agenda in the face of a flood of impeachment attacks.
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Rojava: Syria's Unknown WarIn September 2013, VICE entered Syria's Kurdish region to document the YPG's counteroffensive against jihadists guerrillas who had struck deep into rural Hasakah in an attempt to surround and capture the town of Ras al-Ayn.
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His options are to try a counteroffensive, where Russia's air power would be decisive; or do nothing, which would potentially drive a million more refugees into Turkey; or try to cut as good a deal as he can get.
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ISTANBUL — Turkey said on Sunday that it was launching a major counteroffensive against the Syrian government, for the first time openly declaring war on the government of Bashar al-Assad and steeply escalating Ankara's involvement in Syria's nine-year war.
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YANGON (Reuters) - Myanmar's military has launched an internal probe into the conduct of soldiers during a counteroffensive that has sent more than half a million Rohingya Muslims fleeing to Bangladesh, many saying they witnessed killings, rape and arson by troops.
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Friday's fighting lasted until the early hours of Saturday began when Islamic State militants, taking advantage of a sandstorm, launched a counteroffensive against the Syrian Democratic Forces in the eastern province of Deir el-Zour that borders Iraq, activists said.
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Here's a little World War II reminder of why that's a very dangerous mentality: In the weeks leading up to December 16, 1944, intelligence had been picking up evidence that the German army was planning a major counteroffensive in the Ardennes Forest.
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Maurice R. Greenberg, the often combative former chief executive of American International Group, began a news media counteroffensive on Monday to repair his legacy days after the bruising end to his 12-year court battle with the New York State attorney general.
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ISIS militants unleashed a wave of car bombs while fighting against soldiers, policemen and Sunni tribal allies of the government north of Ramadi, in a counteroffensive against Iraqi forces that had taken back that city and other areas of Anbar Province in recent months.
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The U.N.-backed government in Libya has launched a counteroffensive to win back territory seized by renegade General Khalifa Haftar and his self-styled Libyan National Army in a surprise assault on the capital Tripoli that could drag the country back into civil war.
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" The reparation analysis, which could see Poland receive cash compensation from Germany for its losses, was launched the following day, though the head of the Law and Justice party, Jaroslaw Kaczynski, said last week the "Polish government is preparing itself for a historical counteroffensive.
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Turkey's defense minister, Hulusi Akar, announced the counteroffensive on television in a statement distributed by the state-run Anadolu news agency, saying that the operation in northern Syria was intended to end the war and stop a Syrian government offensive that was displacing thousands of Syrians.
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Related: Latin America's Largest Airline Says It Is Suspending Flights to Venezuela President Nicolás Maduro is mounting a vigorous counteroffensive following the launch of an effort by the head of the Organization of American States to get the regional body to suspend Venezuela for failing to respect democratic principles.
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WASHINGTON — Facing a showdown vote as early as this month over the embattled "Green New Deal," Senate Democrats are preparing a counteroffensive to make combating climate change a central issue of their 2020 campaigns — a striking shift on an issue they have shied away from for the past decade.
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Min Aung Hlaing, one of the most powerful people in a country where the constitution requires the civilian government of Aung San Suu Kyi to share power with the military, reiterated in his speech the army's position that the Rakhine operation was a legitimate counteroffensive against "Bengali terrorists".
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Even as Syria and Russia threatened an all-out assault on the rebel side of Aleppo, saying Friday was the last chance for people there to exit, they had been unable to put down a counteroffensive by a mix of Qaeda-linked and United States-backed insurgent groups.
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The counteroffensive — dubbed "Volcano of Anger" — comes after five days of fighting that saw Haftar's troops launch a multipronged assault on the west and south of the capital, leaving at least 25 dead and dozens more injured, a move described by Prime Minister Fayez al-Serraj as an attempted coup.
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A GOP senator who requested anonymity to discuss party strategy said that White House officials and GOP leaders decided the damaging information was likely to become public anyway and thought the best strategy was to get it out early so Republicans could then have a chance to wage a counteroffensive.
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The small U.S. artillery outpost near Makhmour has expanded the number and combat exposure of American troops in the country as Iraqi security forces prepare for a counteroffensive to retake Mosul, which fell to ISIS during the militants' June 2014 onslaught that captured large swaths of northern and western Iraq and neighboring Syria.
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But Mr. Obama and his commanders decided that it was better for Iraqis to control the tempo of the counteroffensive, even with its fits and starts, than for the United States to reclaim a leading combat role that Mr. Obama thought he had ended when he withdrew all American troops in 2011.
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Many analysts have subsequently criticized the Americans for not launching a counteroffensive in the aftermath of Tet; they say that the Communists were so weakened that they couldn't continue heavy combat, but that the United States had been so shocked by Tet that it lost the will to continue pushing for victory.
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Aside from turning filmgoers against Garland, it might also have traumatized them, given that "Meet Me in St. Louis" premiered in late November 1944, when the wars in Europe and the Pacific, though nearing their endgames, were far from over; the brutal German counteroffensive known as the Battle of the Bulge would begin just a few weeks later.
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In a propaganda counteroffensive, the Trump administration has put the spotlight on North Korean survivors of human rights abuses at the State of the Union address and has invited the father of Otto Warmbier, the American college student who died as a result of mistreatment during his detention in North Korea, to join Vice President Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters FEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding MORE at the Olympic opening ceremonies.
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