It's about intentionally choosing and following through on what matters most — following through on your commitments, as Gates said.
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"It shouldn't surprise you that he's following through and it certainly shouldn't surprise you that I'm following through," Ross said.
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Quick: Do you find yourself following through-- anything on Twitter?
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One is by not following through with promises, he says.
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You know, we're following through on our plans for investment.
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Erick Erickson has a large following through his conservative blog
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He is following through and I am getting my puppy.
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He's continuing to fight and following through on that promise.
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I'm here following through on what I pledge to do.
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Following through with each of the five steps is crucial.
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And Lewandowski was notably lackadaisical in following through on it.
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Read how they built their following through influencers and photographers.
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Now, it seems the company is following through on its word.
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Humanity's record of following through on its climate promises is dismal.
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She was only following through with what she had threatened twice.
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And this is the No. 1 question we are following through?
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You now face the hardest part: following through on those pledges.
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Clinton prosecuted, Mr. Trump was following through on a campaign promise.
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Now we'll see whether the administration is capable of following through.
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And why was following through with the pregnancy never a question?
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"It's disappointing he's not following through on his commitments," said Rep.
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Whatever the reason, by not following through, you are shortchanging yourself.
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This administration is implementing and following through the laws that Congress passed.
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Much to the happiness of some of his supporters, he's following through.
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Do you think they're capable of following through with this new program?
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Drug companies are following through on decisions that prioritize earnings over politics.
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BUT ARE YOU GUYS REALLY FOLLOWING THROUGH ON ALL OF THOSE THINGS?
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We can't fault an artist for following through on their own vision.
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This time, however, the U.S. Defense Department appears intent on following through.
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Of course, following through on those promises involves crafting a specific plan.
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From the looks of it, he is following through on that promise.
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Mulay ended up following through and making an official allegation against Evans.
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Amazingly, the Bloomberg campaign responded by actually following through — for three women.
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The administration portrayed Thursday's announcement as following through on the August speech.
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We are only following through on our role throughout the House rules.
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Some lawmakers say Google is not following through on its promises. Sen.
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The team have threatened to leave the sport before without following through.
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As such, developers are often discouraged from following through on their plans.
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She also plays it coy about following through on criminal charges against Crowe.
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The problem is, not following through with it can stoke even more confusion.
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It is now following through on its promise by setting an official date.
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And writing down your goal will increase your odds of actually following through.
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It's too soon to judge whether Trump is following through on his promises.
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The key, as any good coach knows, is following through on the plan.
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Following through on a threat of no dinner would risk a midnight waking.
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Yet actually following through on that goal can be easier said than done.
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North Korea is famous for making bombastic threats — and not following through on them.
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This means following through with his commitment to enforce our immigration and trade laws.
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Asia Argento is following through on her threat of legal action towards Rose McGowan.
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There are no laws preventing Tesla from following through on this promise right now.
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Saying you're going to start eating healthier is one thing — following through is another.
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The GatewaySome YouTubers have amassed a following through unboxing videos, others through makeup tutorials.
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It was also about following through with something that I said I would do.
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The directive is now following through on what the National Space Council had recommended.
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After all, President Donald Trump promised as much and seems intent on following through.
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But behind the scenes, China seemed to have trouble following through on its inclusiveness.
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Macron had announced the decision in February, following through with a 2017 campaign promise.
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Now, let's sustain manufacturers' record-setting optimism by following through on other critical priorities.
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That drew criticism that the United States was not following through on its threat.
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Two quick steps, and then the right foot following through with a devastating kick.
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Cons: Guests have frequent complaints about housekeeping and staff not following through on requests.
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The Seattle-based chain is following through on serving baked goods throughout the day.
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But nodding without following through is one of the biggest mistakes a worker can make.
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Well, he just revealed the bank is following through on that promise and building one.
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CNN was not able to find evidence of anyone actually following through with these instructions.
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It's recording your notes, following through on any action items, and keeping that relationship warm.
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Participants reported time pressures as the main problem for not following through with the intervention.
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However, NASA has been relatively vague about its timeline for following through on this directive.
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Today's lawsuit is the closest Faraday Future has come to following through on that promise.
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It's also up in the air right now whether Epic really plans on following through.
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He has repeatedly threatened his adversaries, including China, without actually following through on his remarks.
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Following through and finishing things is one of the most important things you can learn.
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Sometimes following through on commitments to yourself, like doing more exercise, also improves your happiness.
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Karpinski said he expected legal action to prevent Trump from following through on his agenda.
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"Fink is sincere, but structurally they have a hard time following through," Weatherley-White said.
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It has been following through on this strategy with acquisitions as well as organic growth.
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Trump has a history of making legal threats against his adversaries and not following through.
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Tech patents are sometimes pipe dreams, drafted up without any real promise of following through.
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Following through, on the other hand, commands a price Washington still isn't willing to pay.
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"He's following through with what the policies the president said he wanted to implement," Sen.
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Lack of willpower or self-control is the top cited reason for not following through.
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Senator Lindsey Graham said Trump was acting weak by not following through and firing Sessions.
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The Justice Department is following through on what Trump and Sessions called for in the past.
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Does the Kim regime have any intention of following through on its pledges of atomic disarmament?
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If that's true, following through on his threat would likely hurt Trump more than his opponents.
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It took the full-immersion fakery of Avatar in 2009 to embolden him into following through.
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This is the part of the brain that is responsible for setting goals and following through.
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That's a very different issue than intentionally not following through on what she says she'll do.
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I'm saying that, just following through on that point, a really innovative person just loves innovating.
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Following through on his commitment to confirm a Scalia-like justice with Justice Neil Gorsuch; 2100.
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So, instead of following through with Bobby's plan to arrest Taylor, Chuck teams up with Taylor.
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"For us it's about following through on the commitments that have already been made," he said.
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Mischa Barton is facing a $200,000 payout for allegedly not following through on a work contract.
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Whoever contacted Cloak is good at making threats, apparently, but has no interest in following through.
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Reality check: Companies file patents all the time without ever following through on developing the technology.
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He also defended the president for following through on the promises he made during his campaign.
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The administration was following through on penalties after earlier granting exemptions to buy time for negotiations.
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So too is his willingness to argue that he is following through on his campaign promises.
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Protesters promise campaign of "civil disobedience" designed to dissuade Johnson from following through on his plan.
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First, examine why you say yes to things you have no intention of following through on.
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Yet this guarantor of deferred gratification turned out to be better at promising than following through.
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Following through, as with the Saturday Night Massacre, would only provide fodder for his own removal.
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The band built its devoted following through relentless touring and was a consistently popular live attraction.
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But President Tayyip Erdogan has accused the bloc of not following through on its financial pledges.
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In other words, it's not about taking a swing at real estate, but really following through.
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Following through on appointing an independent chair tells regulators that Tesla's board is serious about improving governance.
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Labour's Corbyn is also committed to following through with Brexit, albeit pushing for different priorities and aims.
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Teens, studies show, are perfectly capable of making decisions about birth control and following through on them.
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The campaign did not identify any contributors Friday who pledged funds without following through in actual donations.
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The former White House counsel prepared to resign instead of following through on what the president wanted.
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Perhaps as much as we want to drink moderately, we're not quite following through on those aspirations.
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The U.S. government is following through on its promise to crack down on initial coin offering scams.
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As with so many Trump pronouncements, how serious he is about following through is impossible to say.
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For right now, though, it's another example of the show teasing things but not quite following through.
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Analysts pointed out that North Korea has repeatedly threatened many attacks on the U.S. without following through.
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FERC makes the final decision, and its commissioners have expressed caution about following through with the rule.
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But this violence gives him an opportunity to show his commitment to following through his fiery rhetoric.
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Now it's following through with two eye-catching designs, Dylan and Bradshaw, under the line name Access.
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He wants to be clear — this is not a scam and he really plans on following through.
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That's gonna be different for different arenas, but it means actually following through and taking it seriously.
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Democrats, though, have accused Trump of not actually following through on his calls to lower drug prices.
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Following through in the midst of the UK's current political crisis is an act of gross irresponsibility.
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In a complaint reported by Fox News, Nunes appears to be following through on last year's threat.
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Republicans are scrambling to stop Trump from following through and are mulling several ways to do it.
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"What today is about is following through on what the president promised and believes," Mr. Shah said.
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Alone in the interview room, he chided himself for not following through with a second, larger attack.
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Mr. Salvini praised the Bolivian police and Brazil's new government for following through on the fugitive's case.
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"All of this stuff with the FBI forced my hand into following through on activist angles," Katz said.
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Just get started, commit to following through on the project and figure out the kinks along the way.
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Is this President Trump just following through on his campaign promise to "bomb the shit out of ISIS"?
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But for the moment, we must ask whether Leave leaders are following through on the campaign they ran.
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But a strike on Seoul is very unlikely, and Pyongyang has previously issued similar threats without following through.
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He accepted that the video was "catastrophic" although he denied breaking the law or following through on discussions.
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However, Brainard and others have said they want to wait to see how conditions transpire before following through.
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Generally, those business owners who threatened to leave Seattle to evade the new wage haven't been following through.
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" She then added that, "At this time we will not be following through with our meeting this Thursday.
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"We're following through on our commitments, and I don't want anything to get in our way," he said.
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Its 18,2023 existing U.S. workers would only be sustained, but that hinges on all promised deals following through.
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Together, these factors suggest Duterte may be constrained from following through, at least on his more radical pronouncements.
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Following through on his promise to Kyote, Newsom tweeted, "No more lunch shaming in CA," on Oct. 13.
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And Trump suggested eliminating the debt limit entirely in 2017, though Republicans showed little interest in following through.
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Now, nearing the end of his first year in office, President Trump is following through with his commitment.
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One expert told Reuters that the shipments of crude oil show China is following through on the pledge.
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Officials point out the regime has a track record of following through on its threats on weapons testing.
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Then, back at the beginning of May, Padilla started following through on his threats and skipping debt payments.
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But they ignored the order, playing in secret, and they soon developed a local following through live shows.
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Yet there hasn't been a peep from the DOJ about Barr following through on his threat to resign.
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Impulsively following through on her original plans, she books a wedding hall for the last night of Hanukkah.
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But if inflation continues to undershoot it is hard to see the Fed following through on a hike.
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The report criticized governments and the Security Council as a whole for not following through on their promises.
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However, some are skeptical of the offer, noting North Korea has previously made such overtures without following through.
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Officials hoped to show they were following through on plans to cut production and, in turn, bolster prices.
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Following through on consent and respecting boundaries doesn't make a rock star any less of a rock star.
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The lawsuit has been long-awaited; the first video came out last July with others following through December.
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But as Higgins explains, having the motivation to set goals is very different from actually following through with them.
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It's a rare miss for Apple, which typically has a good track record of following through on product announcements.
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Still, the engagement between Washington and Beijing this week did not prevent Trump from following through on his threat.
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Free-traders like Mr Ryan cannot stop Mr Trump from following through on his threats to withdraw from NAFTA.
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China believes it has extended the olive branch by following through on the promise of repurchasing American agricultural products.
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According to officials, the move signified that China was following through on its promise to avoid negotiations under pressure.
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Then we lost confidence in ourselves and became too passive about following through on our vision for the team.
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Still, Bogle kept deep professional friendships and maintained a loyal popular following through his books and public speaking appearances.
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Women's marches and protests have not stopped the Trump administration from following through with his threats to women's rights.
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Aside from Democrats back home, Europeans are the ones most vocal against Trump following through on his natural impulses.
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"Following through all steps until the bailouts are irreversibly unwound will be important to safeguard public finance," he said.
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And, potentially the most economically important: a multi-front trade war that Trump seems committed to following through on.
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Where were these people located, and what was stopping them from following through on their threat to kill me?
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Meanwhile, Scott Gottlieb, the F.D.A. commissioner, has been following through on the president's fiery rhetoric about rising drug prices.
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He has chosen a very different path — even when following through would be more consistent with his campaign promises.
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But North Korea has a well-established penchant for bombast and bluster, making threats without following through on them.
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That followed a roughly $6,000 salary increase that Oklahoma teachers won by threatening a walkout (and later following through).
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And his supporters love it -- even though his record of following through on his tough talk is decidedly mixed.
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President Trump deserves some credit for following through on his campaign promises, but this approach will hurt the economy.
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Now that push is coming to shove, Apple has a huge business interest in following through with its fight.
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There have been other indications that China was following through on its promise to stop buying the North's coal.
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Following through will show your colleagues and superiors that you're the kind of dependable, driven person who gets things done.
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Trump has a difficult path to following through on his trade agenda while avoiding damage to a strong U.S. economy.
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The creators added that they love Star Wars even though they are not following through with their set of films.
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Apple could also be trying to coax Trump into following through on his promise to help corporations repatriate overseas earnings.
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HPEs are usually cranking on a days-long task, following through on a contract they made with peers or executives.
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We don't have to wonder why our workers' aren't following through with our "route to" order when outside our borders.
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Look, fact is Sarah inadvertently gave his show huge promotion, and now he's following through with this in-character rebuttal.
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Access to more information online may have assisted teen girls in following through on more of those thoughts and attempts.
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The idea of working under a preconceived constraint and following through on it is something that Dingle has done before.
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Johnson is following through on a threat he made in October in a letter the Kathleen McGettigan, OPM's acting director.
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Trump announced Wednesday that he was revoking Brennan's clearance, following through on what he said last month was under consideration.
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Mnuchin told CNBC that he's not focused on the planned currency changes, and wouldn't commit to following through on them.
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The Energy Department should seek to enhance competitive markets by following through on technical recommendations from the resulting staff report.
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"Over the last few months ... the company has outlined a strategy and we are following through on that," Voser said.
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" She added that Ms. Fields "deserves a lot of credit for following through on the way she was physically manhandled.
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It's already a risky bet, since Foxconn does not have a great track record in following through on its promises.
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Following through every single detail in my vision enables growth and helps me think about my music from another angle.
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But Trump isn't following through, and Trumpists are now crying "witch hunt" because Robert Mueller is actually going after corruption.
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But for months, Mr. Conway has been developing his own following through his frequent criticisms of the president on Twitter.
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"I am glad to see the federal government following through on this request," Rush said in a statement on Thursday.
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Forbes said that on "Shark Tank," Cuban had the best record of following through with the terms of a deal.
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That could mean following through on his threats to impose tariffs on Chinese products totaling as much as $150 billion.
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The United States is not the only major polluting country that may have trouble following through on its Paris commitments.
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I found that asking permission and promising to send the photos to the photographed (and following through with it) helped.
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And she pushed back on the premise that Mr. Trump was not following through on his promises to the movement.
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He also delayed following through on his threat to impose a 85033 percent import tariff on European and Japanese automobiles.
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Though conventionally "successful," he dies at 50 believing himself a failure for not following through on his original life plan.
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"As a player, there's no better feeling than them telling you something and then following through with it," Gallen said.
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But Trump taught us something else — talking the talk is easy, but following through once in power can be much harder.
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On Friday, board member Tammy Haddad said in a statement she was following through on her plan to resign, effective immediately.
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Now, AT&T is following through on the ruling, enabling its Call Protect service by default for new and existing lines.
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Despite her repeated pleas, Tarantino allegedly pressured her into following through, leaving her with permanent injuries to her neck and knees.
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Four of them are suing Gigi and Bella Hadid's dad for not following through with the terms of his plea deal.
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In Arrival's deterministic universe, free will exists in the form of following through on a choice you already know you'll make.
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Vice President Pence told lawmakers that semiannual war games would cease, contingent upon North Korea following through on efforts to denuclearize.
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But the biggest impediment is that trust telecom companies have been promising large investments in infrastructure for years, without following through.
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They claimed that Gugliemelli coerced them into sending him sexually suggestive fetish videos instead of following through on the job offers.
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They portrayed him as a man who exercised poor judgment but who had no intention of following through on his threats.
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Wojcicki said she wants "to be sensitive to people who have those concerns," but creators feel that YouTube isn't following through.
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Lacking codified investment and corporate laws, emerging markets' leaders have to develop a reputation for following through on what they say.
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Susan Collins (ME) in introducing new legislation to stop the Defense Department from following through with Trump's trans military ban directive.
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The footage and project traveled with me across continents, starting in Syria and following through to Algeria, Turkey, Greece, and the Netherlands.
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Following through as a helper isn't simple, and being an effective and active bystander doesn't mean swooping in and saving the day.
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But he said it took about 4 years of incarceration before he really felt like he was "following through" on taking responsibility.
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If you keep following through, you'll be prompted to upload photos and then accept the terms to ship your device to eBay.
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What made her come forward, she said, was anger that Trump lied during the debate about not following through on his words.
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This is why earth signs are considered dependable — they're likely just following through with whatever plans you previously agreed upon (shrug emoji).
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Now it's finally following through on that promise, and then some—giving the next generation of USB a jolt in the process.
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Officials said they would broadening exemptions to include public companies, following through on a long-held promise by Republican President Donald Trump.
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"He's trying to do something that politicians are not very famous for, which is actually following through on his promises," Mulvaney said.
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An open line of communication between Causebox and its partners ensure that the companies are following through with their missions and goals.
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As we've seen time and time again, however, following through on something is a lot harder than just declaring it a goal.
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"Ordinary Death" makes the show's first significant misstep by following through on the romantic tension that's been building between Chandra and Naz.
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The administration following through on the order would ultimately signal America's intent to leave a major trade pact with Canada and Mexico.
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Still Bogle, known widely as Jack, kept deep professional friendships and maintained a loyal following through his books and public speaking appearances.
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This month, the singer is following through on that demand with an acoustic tour of cozy venues, including this Tuesday night show.
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Over the last few years, the Dallas-based illustrator has developed a following through his demonic and raucous depictions of pop culture.
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"China is skilled at engaging in dialogue without making meaningful commitments or following through on promises that are made," Mr. Brown warned.
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" Instead of following through his committee, Graham said, "The Department of Justice is receiving information coming out of the Ukraine from Rudy.
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Foreign critics accuse China of not following through on its reform agenda and of introducing new regulations that further restrict market access.
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That means following through with a new, comprehensive strategy in coordination with our allies and partners to end the conflict in Syria.
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" In an open letter this week, CEO Tim Cook also warned that following through with the order would set "a dangerous precedent.
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As you can see, following through with your exercise resolution doesn't have to be so challenging after you build the right foundation.
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For Freedom Caucus members, the impeachment of Koskinen, no matter how politically perilous, represents the House following through on promises to voters.
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The president could also find common ground with Democrats by following through on his stated desire to rebuild our nation's crumbling infrastructure.
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At this point, it is no secret that the Trump Administration is following through on the president's threats of increased immigration enforcement.
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But on policy, Mr. McGrath said, Mr. Trump won him over by following through on the promises he made during the campaign.
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SMITH: And not only it does seem to be some sort of a shock or surprise that he&aposs following through on that.
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He added that correcting trade violations is about not only strict enforcement but also following through on collecting fines that the U.S. imposes.
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By following through with cuts in corporate tax, Mr Hammond hopes that he is "sending the message that Britain is open for business".
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But Musk has a track record of following through and delivering on seemingly insane ideas, sometimes even turning them into successful business endeavours.
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Mischa Barton has disavowed any responsibility after a judge ordered her to pay $200,000 for allegedly not following through on a work contract.
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By linking up with Intel, Google is following through on its plan to lure businesses that have been reluctant to embrace the cloud.
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However, despite this perception of growth, "we're still seeing major gaps and troubling signs" that Americans aren't following through on their good intentions.
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Having talked up the possibility of rate rises in recent months, members of the MPC may have felt awkward about not following through.
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Following through on a big New Year's resolution may feel overwhelming, but this young girl can help with a few words of advice.
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Candidates will often make divisive statements and policy proposals to placate their electoral base, without any intention of following through with their promises.
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On these issues and so many more, we're following through on our commitments, and I don't want anything to get in our way.
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One of the latest examples of apps building their following through Snapchat is Polly, a young app for creating and answering fun polls.
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If all electors had been successful in following through with their actions, nearly 2628 million votes would have been cast contrary to expectations.
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"Japanese companies are following through on their bullish capital expenditure plans," said Shuji Tonouchi, senior market economist at Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities.
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As the industry grows — hospice enrollment has more than doubled since 2000 — some companies are not following through on their promises to patients.
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As irritating as they are, software updates are important, and we should start getting in the habit of following through on those notifications.
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And it points you to people worth following through the app's leaderboard, which is refreshed regularly to not give preference to early adopters.
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Chinese officials had assumed that would keep Mr. Trump from following through on his trade threats, as he had suggested more than once.
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They proved far more adept at the inside game, saying yes to his directives but rarely following through on them, Mr. Harel said.
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I want to live a long life with you and that's not helping,' and be sure to thank the person for following through.
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China's richest man appears to be following through on his promise to donate materials to the US to help fight the coronavirus outbreak.
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Unlike some of his doomsaying colleagues, though, Mr. Ruff maintained a following through an engaging wit and a general willingness to admit mistakes.
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Some conservative Republicans talked about impeaching President Barack Obama over everything from the Benghazi attack to the birther conspiracy theory without following through.
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It would be much safer for the president to pressure Ukraine into making a big announcement, and then discourage it from following through.
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But Mr. Trump has frequently mused about ripping up Nafta without actually following through — so many lawmakers are reluctant to panic just yet.
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Fla.) on Monday, questioning if she has any intention of following through on a public pledge to debate him.
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But Trump, following through on campaign promises that called it a bad deal for America, killed the TPP on his first day in office.
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Rabil is currently working on a GoPro edit with the Bryan Brothers, who have gained some following through videos of their trick golf shots.
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Over the last two decades, Nihei's creations have developed a cult following through a number of television shows, art books, and one-off commissions.
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Trump later accused China of not following through, leading him to announce on Thursday 10% tariffs on the remaining $300 billion in Chinese imports.
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China can clean its air and build a more sustainable economy and consumer class by following through on shuttering steel mills and decreasing production.
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In doing so, he would be following through on President Reagan's 1988 admonition that "Congress shouldn't send another one of these" to the President.
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But if Ryan says he "intends" to rollout an anti-poverty program or an alternative to ObamaCare, despite never following through on such promises?
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He built his following through a shared sense that inequality, oligarchy, and income stagnation are moral failings of a corrupt or indifferent political system.
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She is an established voice among her contemporaries, having built a following through her use of online media to share messages of social consciousness.
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But it's much more likely that she's on the level, and this photo is the result of Harbour following through on his January promise.
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Trump had built much of his conservative following through his Fox News appearances, and even went as far as to recently publicly defend Ailes.
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However, with this plan, the president benefits from following through on a promise that Americans on both sides of the aisle have asked for.
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Sanders backed Perriello in one of his first post-election endorsements, following through on the endorsement with a campaign stop at George Mason University.
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Brooklyn's top prosecutor is expected to dismiss hundreds of low-level marijuana convictions on Wednesday, following through on a plan announced earlier this year.
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Trump praised Kim after their summit, but since then there has been concern that North Korea is not following through on promises it made.
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He may have also difficulty in creating the conditions necessary for normalizing relations with the United States and following through on a peace treaty.
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Patrick told police that he had no intention of following through on the shooting, saying he just wanted to "annoy liberals" with his statements.
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Monday's statement is the strongest statement yet from McCain on following through on those threats after the administration failed to meet a promised deadline.
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Trump signed an executive order formally withdrawing from the 12-nation TPP on Monday, following through on a promise made during his election campaign.
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These prizes could pique the interest of more founders around the world and keep them committed to following through with the self-directed learning.
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But foreign critics accuse it of not following through on its reform agenda and introducing new regulations that are restricting market access even further.
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But rights groups have expressed doubts about Myanmar, also known as Burma, following through on the agreement, and some have called for independent observers.
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Field offices are evaluated in part based on their success in following through on leads and making cases that result in arrests and convictions.
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But if Democrats are going to campaign on anti-corruption, they'd better be serious about following through if/when they get back into power.
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"When we concluded that the government was not following through on its stated reform agenda, we ended our work," McKinsey said in a statement.
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China has set aside the issue of the arrest, while following through on trade concessions to the U.S. — and it may have no choice.
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But the bug reported on Friday prompted more scrutiny in the United States and Europe of whether it was following through on those promises.
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But in an environment this polarized and shrill, and at a crossroads this consequential, following through on that vow is more important than ever.
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Unfortunately, with each passing day, it has become clear that President Trump has no intention of following through on his commitments to working people.
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He has built a following through raw performances in spoken-word events around the city, drawing from his life in South L.A.'s neighborhoods.
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However, there is currently no requirement to notify USCIS if you won't be following through with filing the full petition for a selected registration.
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" He said when Merck sponsors a trial, it commits to supplying the medicines, "so providing BCG would just be following through with that commitment.
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On the other hand, I do not think President Xi at the moment has any intention of following through on the discussions we've made.
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Sondland has said he told the Ukrainians directly that he believed aid and the meeting were preconditioned on Ukraine following through on those inquiries.
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The careless execution of some of the early initiatives supports the idea that this president views the trouble of actually following through as inessential.
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Trump, on the other hand, is offering soundbites that he thinks will play well with voters without seemingly having any intention of following through.
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The United States and China enacted 20.3 percent tariffs on $212.7 billion worth of the other's goods, following through on threats made earlier this month.
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I just don&apost think the media is used to politicians following through on what they say they&aposre going to do during the campaign.
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She's built a global online following through her social media presence and her self-help YouTube videos aimed at people who are struggling with depression.
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ROSS SAYS CHINA WAS FOLLOWING THROUGH 'IN GOOD FAITH' ON PROMISES MADE EARLIER IN OCT TO PRESS AHEAD WITH PURCHASES OF US FARM PRODUCTS- FT
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So these conditions don't depend as much as on patients following through with complicated medication regimens or treatment protocols at home compared with chronic conditions.
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But Microsoft's lack of official response to internal anti-diversity messages speaks to the challenges the company faces in actually following through with its efforts.
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And then calling and telling the White House exactly when and where the first one will be detonated, and then following through 60 seconds later.
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Anbang did not offer Starwood a reason for not following through on its raised offer of March 2003, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Fed policymakers often express reservations ahead of meetings without following through with a dissent, sometimes finding themselves convinced by colleagues over two days of talks.
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I started with my base, creating a checklist of things that need doing — fix the stairs, build a new terminal — and then methodically following through.
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"Facebook hasn't demonstrated a history of following through on commitments, particularly on political ad transparency," Ashley Boyd, Mozilla's vice president of advocacy, told VICE News.
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As a candidate, I promised to restore law and order to our country, and our federal law enforcement agencies are following through on that pledge.
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Sessions has maintained a hard stance against hate crimes, and he may be following through on a pledge to examine hateful violence against transgender individuals.
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He appears to be following through: The White House is "inclined to accept" many of industry lobbyists' suggestions, three senior administration officials told the Post.
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Dave Murray, the governor's press secretary, said Muchmore had been meeting with Flint community leaders throughout the year and was following through on community concerns.
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But if Britain's next prime minister is intent on following through with Brexit, the British Parliament could repeal the law that gives Scotland veto power.
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An estimated 12,000 ads appear annually in London's transportation network, and Mr. Khan was following through on a campaign pledge in imposing restrictions on them.
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Cuba Gooding Jr. is under arrest for allegedly groping a woman in a Manhattan bar ... after following through with his plan to surrender to NYPD.
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I.O. Unfortunately, with each passing day, it has become clear that President Trump has no intention of following through on his commitments to working people.
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Trump health officials have discussed linking the cost of some Medicare drugs to what's paid abroad since 2018 without following through and issuing a rule.
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One issue, according to Blackwell, was that Trump's representatives were reticent about following through on a required $250,000 deposit they had negotiated with the city.
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Prince Andrew doesn&apost appear to be following through on his promise to help US officials with their investigation into Jeffrey Epstein&aposs co-conspirators.
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Yasiin Bey, the rapper best known as Mos Def, announced earlier this year that he will retire from music and acting, and he's following through.
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Likewise, by renewing America's commitment in Afghanistan and overhauling the U.S. nuclear arsenal, Trump is following through on plans that his predecessors set in motion.
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As a candidate I promised to restore law and order to our country and our federal law enforcement agencies are following through on that pledge.
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For example, Trump moved the US Embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem in May 2018, following through on his promise from months earlier.
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Following through on Trump's pledge to exit the pact would leave the U.S. virtually alone in the world at dismissing the risks of climate change.
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When they did start coming, Georgas and Thornton saw what happened when "very good liberals" were confronted with following through on their professed belief system.
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The primary issue, and where the SEC comes in, is whether funds that say they are investing based on certain principles are actually following through.
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Just because Musk is no longer following through on his plan to Tesla private doesn't mean that SEC investigators are going to shelve their questioning.
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According to a poll conducted by OnePoll for Evite, a lot of young people just really don't see anything wrong with not following through with plans.
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This is perhaps the most whimsical of Musk's various companies and pursuits, which is why it seems surprising that he's actually following through with the experiments.
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But outside of the investment community, Dalio has built up a chunky following through his book "Principles," which outlines his views on management, leadership and investing.
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Where I've had to let people go is if they are not vigorous enough, if they're not productive enough, if they're not following through on instructions.
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Critics say China has been able to benefit economically from joining the World Trade Organization in 2001 without following through on commitments to reduce state control.
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On China's side, President Xi Jinping seems to be following through on his promise made at the G-20 summit to continue buying U.S. agricultural products.
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Josh Hawley of Missouri thanked Barr for following through with promises he made to look into big tech companies at his confirmation hearings earlier this year.
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Jenner is great at seeing an opening — a reality TV show about her family's daily life, for example — and following through to make sure it happens.
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The 16-year-old seemed open to the advice, but following through won't be easy -- not with all those vouchers burning a hole in his pocket.
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But it's important to remember that many U.S. presidents have a long history of making daring promises to win an election, but not always following through.
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Establishment Republicans should not be surprised that Trump is following through on his tough-on-trade campaign pledge, said Chris Barron, a pro-Trump Republican strategist.
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Murphy spokeswoman Carly Atchison said in an email that he supports following through on the promise the government made to the United Mine Workers in 1946.
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Does it seem so far like Trump is following through on any of his rhetoric about distancing himself from NATO, or has it been mostly talk?
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Trump's executive order on travel made clear that he had every intention of following through on his campaign promises — including those that have Wall Street worried.
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The third czar, a rising star named Erik Neuenschwander, scrutinizes engineers' work to ensure they are following through on the agreements - even reviewing lines of code.
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The lawmaker cautioned that following through on Trump's tariff threat "would seriously jeopardize passage of USMCA," a revision of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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These signs include never introducing you to their family or friends, not following through with plans, and refusing to talk about the future, Insider previously reported.
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According to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, there are several things you can do to help someone who is suicidal from following through on the act.
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Yet, despite past promises, there is as of yet no indication that the DEA is serious about following through on this pledge in an expeditious manner.
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I think that you can expect some of that to take place in the very short order, probably next week and following through to the fall.
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But the day after she announced sanctions would be coming, the White House contradicted itself, abruptly saying it would not be following through with the sanctions.
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" On following through with Trump's support of allowing Medicare to negotiate drug prices: "The boss that I have will be the President of the United States.
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All of the planning and skill in the world rots on the vine if you're not actually following through and getting stuff done. Wisdom. Skill. Virtue.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House press secretary, seemed to acknowledge the possibility when asked by reporters on Friday about the president's commitment to following through.
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But following through will be far more expensive than the proposal says, and will require courageous leadership from every statehouse and city hall in the nation.
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And then when it appeared that the North was backsliding on their agreements, or not following through with what they had promised, we reinstituted the exercise.
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Olympic figure skater Adam Rippon skipped the Team USA visit to the White House on Friday, following through on a vow he made earlier this year.
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Following through on a campaign promise, Mr. de Blasio in his first term created a public prekindergarten seat for every 2227-year-old in the city.
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Once desperate for a follow-up to the aging Beetle and dead Minibus, a then-niche Volkswagen helped cement its following through the GTI hot hatchback.
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Yo Gotti is a man of his word, following through with a lawsuit on behalf of nearly 30 Mississippi state prisoners enduring nightmarish, sometimes deadly conditions.
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He started calling her repeatedly, Ms. Marion said, following through on the earlier threat to call at odd hours by phoning at midnight or 1 a.m.
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Small moves like showing up on time for meetings, not interrupting and following through on commitments, can all promote respect in the office, according to Marciano.
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Democrats are already preparing to argue that Republicans are out of touch with working Americans, while Republicans insist that they are following through on their promises.
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"We've accepted the invitation to talk based on them following through with concrete actions on the promises that they've made," she said at a press briefing.
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In 2014, after attracting a cult following through the weekend stall and appearances at food festivals, Ms. Martino opened the full-time dinner operation in Indooroopilly.
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Letting Elliot and Darlene actually pull the trigger on creating mass chaos — the kind that hackers routinely threaten without following through — was a huge, gutsy decision.
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As a tribute to Chuck Berry, and with gratitude to his fans around the world, we will be following through on those plans in the coming days.
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Two other people have already told Best they will requests records as well, but getting this script into the public increases the chances of people following through.
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But the years in the wake of his new acclaim were studded with bad bets, films that affected the appearance of prestige without following through on quality.
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He later accused China of not following through with those purchases, leading him to announce on Thursday 10% tariffs on the remaining $300 billion in Chinese imports.
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"Phase Space" did a good enough job of following through on a bunch of different story points that I'm confident the series can with Ghost Nation too.
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"As a candidate I promised to restore law and order to our country, and our federal law enforcement agencies are following through on that pledge," Trump said.
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Unfortunately, a lot of his follow-through has been on things I wish he wasn't following through on, like the refugee ban and cracking down on immigration.
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As such, arms control experts have said Iran following through on this threat is far more provocative and poses a greater proliferation risk than the first breach.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump issued an executive order Friday freezing federal workers' pay for 2019, following through on a proposal he announced earlier in the year.
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Tom Carper led the effort, following through on the letter he wrote to the Committee Tuesday intending to delay the vote until Pruitt follows up on questions.
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Another was the fact that "he wasn't following through on some of his commitments" regarding stock trading with investors' cash in Retrophin being done by company employees.
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Erika Andiola, 30, an undocumented immigrant who is organizing protests in Washington, said she was tired of Democrats using immigration to "pander" to communities without following through.
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Trump's charitable giving had been put in the spotlight after media reports questioned whether the business mogul was following through on his promised fundraising for veterans groups.
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"I would invite Democrats who spent many months insisting we need nine to join us in following through on that advice," he said from the Senate floor.
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Federal officials, following through on a pledge by President Trump, have drafted a measure to roll back a requirement that employers cover contraception in health insurance plans.
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Pelosi on Wednesday officially launched her bid to become Speaker, following through on her vow to seek to reclaim the Speaker's chair after an eight-year absence.
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Congress missed the deadline, but two federal judges have issued injunctions this year barring the Trump administration from following through on its plan to phase out DACA.
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And there was a prevailing sense of the importance of following through on a campaign promise upon which so many House Republicans had staked their political reputations.
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Until the strikes, the administration seemed committed to following through on an existing Syrian strategy of prioritizing war on ISIS, which the administration still seems to prefer.
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The decision to deploy THAAD in South Korea was made in July of last year, and US President Donald Trump's administration has said it's committed to following through.
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Major policy changes have been taken in two steps in recent years with Draghi announcing preparations for a change in one meeting, then following through six weeks later.
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I think what President Trump represents, what he did in the campaign and what he&aposs following through with as president is that he represents the America worker.
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The FDA will also try to track whether Bayer is actually following through with its order—and a failure to do so might prompt criminal and civil penalties.
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Even if he ends up following through on his end of the bargain, publicly questioning it undermines other countries' faith in the deals they made with past administrations.
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Despite those efforts, Trump is now following through with his promise to try and renegotiate the agreement, a task some EU countries have already said is virtually impossible.
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Officials from the United States and a number of other major economies have often criticized China for its slow approach to negotiations and not following through on commitments.
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The legal action shows the Democrat-led panel following through on its threat from months earlier, when Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and IRS chief Charles Rettig defied subpoenas.
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China's trade performance has got off to a strong start this year, following through on a solid rebound in 2017, supported by sustained demand at home and abroad.
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But that doesn't mean you should dismiss your goals altogether or beat yourself up for not following through — you just have to find new ways to stay accountable.
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It seems impossible that Musk would announce some kind of car-brain neural linkage, but he's known for announcing pie-in-the-sky concepts and then following through.
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That's why I'm excited to find that a few companies are following through on a promise from last year's show by showcasing working versions of truly wireless earbuds.
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Tony, of course, always knew he was going to — which is why he kept them in the car rather than following through on whatever Hannah's master plan was.
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" She added, "You have to get critical customers locked in early … and once they've made that investment, they tend to be more committed to following through later on.
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" For example, he went on, "how are you going to sell a recurring series about a basketball player when the audience is following through player feeds on Twitter?
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He would have had to attract Democratic support by following through on his promise to actually increase domestic spending, which would mean going up against anti-government conservatives.
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They hurtled through both tracks in front of a wall of strobe lights, following through on their proclamation that loud guitar music is very much alive in 2016.
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China's trade performance has got off to a strong start this year, following through on a solid rebound in 2017, thanks to sustained demand at home and abroad.
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She only gets through Electric Gazebo because Nelson picks her up and carries her friend to the other side, following through on that recommendation of women supporting women.
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U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday criticised China for not following through with expected large purchases of U.S. agricultural products, but appeared hopeful that Beijing's stance could change.
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Maybe then the Trump administration will refrain from making a dismal European economic outlook worse by following through with its proposed 25-percent import tariff on European automobiles.
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OPM's move comes after Trump issued an executive order last week freezing federal workers' pay for 2019, following through on a proposal he announced earlier in the year.
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North Korea fears that if it pursues a non-nuclear path, the U.S. and South Korea will never reciprocate by following through with their end of the bargain.
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But like Mr. Adelson himself, who has endorsed Mr. Trump without following through on promises of large contributions, the paper has not been the unrestrained cheerleader some expected.
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There is already some groundwork for this following through: before the global deal, SYB already started to work with McDonald's in Sweden (along with other companies like Starbucks).
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Trump is saying Obama's climbdown was bad, and that he's better for following through on attacking Syria after regime forces used chemical weapons again in 2017 and 2018.
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Following through on promises to get better global trade terms for the U.S., the White House slapped 25 percent tariffs on a laundry list of 1,300 Chinese items.
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In one read, this is Trump following through on campaign promises to keep the US out of the sort of military escapades pushed by the previous Republican administration.
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As its newly-minted CEO, Kullman's job will be following through on those deals and proving the company's potential as a key player in the future of manufacturing.
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The projections in the report depend on Foxconn following through on several commitments, including an average annual salary of about $54,000, said Rob Reinhardt, a bureau program supervisor.
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Following through on this threat would seriously jeopardize passage of USMCA, a central campaign pledge of President Trump's and what could be a big victory for the country.
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Iran has officially broken part of its commitment to the 2015 nuclear deal — following through on its months-long threat and further raising tensions with the United States.
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Irving had verbally committed during the regular season to re-signing with the Celtics, but he sent several recent signals that he had no intention of following through.
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" The company, he said, had agreed to the audit during a Senate hearing last year, but "the intervening months have raised serious questions about their commitment to following through.
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Yet there has been little evidence to suggest that it is following through when it comes to the types of drones that have increasingly appeared in other states' arsenals.
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Chamath Palihapitiya is following through on his pledge to launch an upstart bid in the upcoming spectrum auction as part of an effort to take on established wireless carriers.
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As long as the market expects the Fed to remain patient, rather than following through on a rate hike in September, the risk-on mood may persist among investors.
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"I think there would be a lot of people who would be willing to help her, if she were serious about actually following through," Clinton said at the time.
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Josiah Zayner has gained a following through his various publicized experiments, including injecting his forearm with CRISPR and performing a DIY fecal transplant meant to treat his digestive issues.
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CNBC Make It caught up with four executives who shared not only their approach to setting goals, but also their plan for following through on them throughout the year.
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The only thing is, he had no plans of actually following through on bringing the show to TV. Apparently, he just wanted to keep the real estate mogul content.
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We are prepared to work with President Trump if he's serious about following through with his promises to pursue policies that improve the lives of working people and veterans.
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Today, a lingerie brand can set up an online shop with comparatively little investment, position themselves as anti-establishment, and build a following through savvy use of social media.
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The petition, a copy of which was seen by Reuters, suggests President Rodrigo Duterte is following through on his threats to destroy a movement he now regards as duplicitous.
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"I think there would be a lot of people who would be willing to help her, if she were serious about actually following through," Clinton said at the time.
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Trump on Monday signed a major disaster declaration for the areas affected by the ongoing wildfires in California, following through on a request made over the weekend by Brown.
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Hany must have made a spot decision to steal the bags, but something prevented him from following through, and for weeks he slept above the evidence of his crime.
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The Attorney General's Office said that at this time, it has no reason to believe that the retailers it's been working with are not following through with their commitments.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British finance minister Philip Hammond resigned from the government on Wednesday, following through on a promise to leave rather than serve under incoming prime minister Boris Johnson.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece's economic recovery depends on it following through with the reforms and privatizations prescribed in its bailout program, the head of its central bank said on Friday.
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Justice Gersdorf, following through on a vow she had made, showed up for work with other justices Wednesday morning, setting the stage for a possible confrontation with the authorities.
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In making the decision to take this drastic step of surgically altering my reproductive functioning — and then following through with it — I realized that preventing pregnancy is a pain.
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The simple act of planning takes brain power and discipline, which means you have less of both when it comes time to follow-through — making following through much harder.
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Brees was injured early in the first quarter when his right hand made hard contact with the right hand of Aaron Donald while following through on a pass attempt.
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He suggests trying to cut on down on impulse purchases, "or things that really don't make that big of a difference," and recommends sleeping on purchase decisions before following through.
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Washington (CNN)Former House Speaker John Boehner threw cold water Thursday on the prospect of congressional Republicans following through on their pledge to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.
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Washington (CNN)House Democrats are seeking to block the Trump administration from following through on a plan to make it more difficult for undocumented immigrants to receive government housing aid.
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However, futures expectations are notoriously volatile, and continued wage pressure, as well as Trump following through on expansionary fiscal policy promises, will change the market's collective mind in a hurry.
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U.S. lawmakers are pressing General Motors CEO Mary Barra against following through with plans to cut up to 63,000 jobs, two senators said after emerging from the closed-door meeting.
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She appears to be following through with that threat — tweeting Tuesday that she was sending Bradley Cooper, one of the famous faces in the selfie, to do her dirty work.
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"Following through on this threat would seriously jeopardize passage of USMCA, a central campaign pledge of President Trump's and what could be a big victory for the country," he warned.
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Investors want to see evidence that Ramaphosa is following through on his pledge to root out corruption, as it hurts business confidence and acts as a brake on economic growth.
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ZTE was hit with the trade ban by the US Commerce Department in April after failing to following through with a punishment for violating sanctions on Iran and North Korea.
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Following through on the idea of the gallery spaces mimicking the covert or mainstream nature of camp language, the second part of the exhibit lives in one immense, darkened room.
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"I think there would be a lot of people who would be willing to help her, if she were serious about actually following through," Clinton added of the first lady.
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"Now that the administration is following through on its decision to withdraw, it is Congress's responsibility to decide whether to fund the development and deployment of similar systems," she added.
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"I think the decision shows that Zuckerberg and Facebook are serious about following through on their commitment to support meaningful interactions that build community," says Patch CEO Warren St. John.
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"I think the decision shows that Zuckerberg and Facebook are serious about following through on their commitment to support meaningful interactions that build community," says Patch CEO, Warren St. John.
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House Democrats passed a bill Friday aiming to reduce money in politics and expand voting rights, following through on their top policy priority since they regained control of the chamber.
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Trump's unpredictability and his history of not following through on all his threats lead some in the Canadian government to believe he might pull back from the auto tariffs threat.
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Chinese government officials offered assurances on currency convertibility and easier access to its financial markets while simultaneously warning the US government about following through on threats to erect trade barriers.
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He said he was following through on his pledge to support Blackburn as the GOP choice, but also outlined his positive view of the state's former two-term Democratic governor.
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Following through on episode 8's shocking ending, in which Carl Grimes revealed an inevitably fatal walker bite to the stomach, Rick's teenage son went out in style last week.
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Turkey took delivery of the Russian-made S-400 surface-to-air missile defense system in July, despite repeated U.S. warnings about the consequences of following through with the purchase.
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Catching even local officials by surprise, the pope made an unexpected trip to the region, following through on a pledge to visit residents so that they could all pray together.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday cited China for not following through with expected large purchases of U.S. agricultural products but appeared hopeful that Beijing's stance could change.
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And when a female (bot) asks the male (victim) if he's verified, he may be more interested in following through to do so, because it could lead to a date.
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He was the least popular incoming president since people started caring about polls, and his following through on his anti-immigrant, anti-regulation rhetoric hasn't made him any more beloved.
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If the contract is approved, union officials will have their work cut out for them in following through on the commitment to help with company's proposed acquisition of Time Warner.
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Instead of following through on its promise, peer-to-peer lending in China has resulted in a lot of lost money for ordinary citizen savers, creating an unstable financial sector.
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Regardless of whether they produce significant economic effects in the coming 10 months, Trump can still offer up the deals as evidence that he is following through on his promises.
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Clinicians witness daily the impact of inequality and unhealthy community environments and grow frustrated when they realize the many obstacles their patients have in following through on their treatment plans.
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"What Attorney General Sessions did, I think that's just President Trump following through on his promise to help law enforcement," said Stephen Loomis, president of the Cleveland Police Patrolmen's Association.
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In following through on his promise, President Trump is supporting America's uncompromising values, saving coal jobs, and promoting low-cost, reliable electricity for Americans and the rest of the world.
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In an effort to get more buy-in and hold people accountable for following through, the pledge only officially kicks in if 100,000 people from each pledger's country signs on.
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President Donald Trump, following through on one of his most controversial campaign promises, signed two proclamations Thursday that implement tariffs on imported steel and aluminum but exempt Canada and Mexico.
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That is seen as a welcome development by foreign policy experts since the U.S. previously was not always seen as following through on its red line threats to North Korea.
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Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) and Susan Collins (R-ME) on Friday to stop the Defense Department from following through on President Donald Trump's directive to kick out trans service members.
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At the end of 2741741, it was announced that five more officers were added to Captain Lisa Lacoti's team patrolling the bridge preventing jumpers from following through on their ideations.
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Pyongyang often issues such threats without following through, but North Korean missiles are notoriously imprecise, which means there'd be a real chance of one of those missiles landing on Guam.
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The gang prevention leader tells TMZ ... he had a long convo with Kanye recently, in which the rapper expressed disappointment in Obama for not following through on important topics they discussed.
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If Trump deserves any kudos at all it's for following through on his promise to donate his presidential paycheck—that's noteworthy because he hasn't always followed through on his charitable promises.
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The precious fluffball PEOPLE is following through guide dog training at Guiding Eyes for the Blind is learning new skills every day — and seems to be getting cuter by the minute.
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The watch has been available through T-Mobile and Verizon for at least a month already, but at least AT&T is following through on its commitment to carry the device.
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In particular, the Middle East scholar Juan Cole, from the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, acquired an enormous following through his blog by laying out the case against the war.
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Chris Baezely moved to the Big Island with his family this past November, following through on a decision he and his wife made after visiting Hawaii for a vacation in 270.
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As he faces pressure from Congress over the Ukraine scandal, he's seemed more determined than ever to show his base he's following through on his agenda, whether or not it's true.
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"The media is trying to attack our administration because they know we are following through on pledges that we made, and they're not happy about it, for whatever reason," he added.
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An Olympic champion ice dancer is learning the hard way that it's probably a good idea to run a potentially controversial idea by a few friends before following through on it.
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For heavy Facebook users, there is no such substitute: for many users, following through on a boycott would require substantial changes to one's social and cultural behavior on a daily basis.
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LONDON, July 24 (Reuters) - British finance minister Philip Hammond resigned from the government on Wednesday, following through on a promise to leave rather than serve under incoming prime minister Boris Johnson.
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Thousands of miles away, meanwhile, the president's team seems to unanimously agree that following through on his campaign pledge to tear up the nuclear deal with Iran would be a disaster.
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Additionally, on Friday, the Department of Justice issued the rule to ban bump stocks following through on the President's commitment to ban devices that turn legal weapons into illegal machine guns.
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WASHINGTON, March 28 (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve provided additional information on its 2019 bank stress testing models on Thursday, following through on its pledge to increase transparency around the test.
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Day 12: Nominated Neil Gorsuch To SCOTUS Trump nominated Judge Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court, following through on his campaign promise to appoint judges who would overturn Roe v. Wade.
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The two fortifications in Santo Stefano have housed the following, through the years: A public bathroom, a urban police station, a neighborhood branch of the Socialist Party, and an anarchist circle.
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That is, following through on a proposal to link GOP tax cut proposals with promises to give Democrats a big say in the formation of a $1 trillion infrastructure spending plan.
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The New York Times reported that the White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB) is following through with a religious liberty executive order signed by President Trump on May 4.
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After all, the president ran on a protectionist campaign, and the president is eager to demonstrate that he is following through on one of his central promises on the campaign trail.
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The researchers note that following through on commitments is a hallmark of reliability and it leads people to believe that they can count on your continued strong performance in the future.
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President Trump announced Friday that he's following through with his threats — the administration will begin implementing a 25% tariff on $50 billion of goods from China that contain industrially significant technologies.
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Following through on his sentiments, Breese has everything in place to continue in the same vein as he has been, in the hopes of becoming one of the world's best welterweights.
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But other Republicans in Congress believe what happened is less about Trump and more about frustration from the GOP base that elected leaders are not following through on key campaign promises.
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And clearly, Trump was intent on honoring his pledge to Erdogan instead of following through on the assurances both Bolton and Pompeo were making to the rest of the Arab world.
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The US government just decided it couldn't trust Iran, necessarily, so it withheld following through on the arms deal settlement until it was sure Iran was cooperating on the prisoner deal.
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From trade to NATO, we've been assured that the "adults" in the White House are working quietly to prevent the president from following through on his often erratic foreign policy proclamations.
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Elon Musk's coming to the rescue as Los Angeles gears up to fight the deadly coronavirus ... because he's already following through with a promise to supply ventilators to patients in need.
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Just as he promised repeatedly during his campaign to bar Muslims, crack down on immigration and roll back environmental regulations, he is following through with exactly what he said he'd do.
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But here, too, there are doubts about the strength of Washington's commitment and whether Mr. Trump would risk further undermining his relations with Mr. Putin by following through on the promise.
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"Actually following through and balance billing 3.6% of [out-of-network] treated patients is a substantial amount," said Loren Adler, associate director of the USC-Brookings Schaeffer Initiative for Health Policy.
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Now, as the 100-day mark of the Trump administration approaches, it's time to ask: Is The Times following through on its promise to put an outstretched hand toward Red America?
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But more often than not, that can lead you to gain an unfavorable reputation, so it's important that you make an effort to earn and maintain people's trust by following through.
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Part of any physical transformation is your level of dedication, and these programs are designed to only work if you're committed to following through the way they're meant to be done.
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He has sent conflicting signals since the election about his commitment to following through on certain campaign promises while Obama has quietly tried to nudge him away from a radical change.
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The prevailing hypothesis is that farmers manipulated the trees in the 1930s to use their bent wood for furniture or ship building, but that the war prevented them from following through.
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Mr. Cahn later broke off to lead an independent congregation, Beth Israel, and built his following through a slot on Christian radio, where his messages took on an end-times flavor.
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But if he plans to make good on his promise to make America great again, following through on these campaign promises from the very beginning of his administration will be step one.
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ACTION PRESIDENT TRUMP TOOK WEDNESDAY... IMMIGRATION -- Following through on several of his more controversial campaign promises, President Trump signed executive orders at DHS Wednesday afternoon aimed at cracking down on illegal immigration.
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President Trump signed an executive order Friday eliminating a 2.1% pay raise for federal workers due to take effect in January, following through on a pledge he made in August, CNN reports.
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The best part of New Amsterdam may be that its first episode establishes just how character-driven it intends to be, while actually following through by breathing believable life into those characters.
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Earlier this month, the U.S. halted delivery of two F-35 fighter jets to Turkey to deter Ankara from following through with a multibillion-dollar deal to buy a Russian missile system.
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"We didn't really know anything about Foxconn at the time, although you start doing research and they didn't have a very good history of actually following through with the projects," Mahoney said.
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Mr Trump would argue that he is simply driving a hard bargain, following through on his many threats to pull out of negotiations if he thought that the North was not serious.
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The yellow Labrador retriever puppy, who we have been following through his guide dog training at Guiding Eyes for the Blind, had an important business meeting where his presence was desperately needed.
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He then unilaterally backed down from these threats (a better idea than following through on them) and then started to portray his own decision to back down as a major diplomatic triumph.
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The benefit to health-care providers and pharmaceutical companies is to "go beyond the pill" and help ensure that patients are following through on instructions once they leave the hospital or pharmacy.
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They plan to hold up the proposal as evidence they are following through on the promise of GOP control of the White House and the Capitol intent on reshaping the federal government.
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The ruling AK Party, founded by Erdogan, introduced a 30 percent hike in the minimum wage this year, following through on a main campaign promise that is likely to further fuel inflation.
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But sometimes I can see a guy might be really struggling, and actually be quite brave in following through on the action, because in a way he's sacrificing himself for the show.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 13 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday cited China for not following through with expected large purchases of U.S. agricultural products but appeared hopeful that Beijing's stance could change.
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Instead of following through on his threat to blow up Obamacare by withholding them, Mr. Trump could sign on, and choke off a pointless partisan fight on an issue he's already lost.
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Before using OnlyFans, Huldt grew her Instagram following through posting suggestive content regularly, and got a big leg-up when Instagram influencer Allegra Cole boosted her account to her 1 million followers.
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Even many members of the ruling Conservative Party, possibly including Prime Minister Theresa May, seem to be following through on Brexit more out of a sense of democratic duty than actual conviction.
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Federal prosecutors added charges of mail fraud and money laundering, following through on a threat to raise the stakes for parents who did not plead guilty to the original charges, mostly fraud.
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Investors had bet on the Fed to cut its baseline interest rate range by 50 basis points as soon as Monday, but the bank following through did little to soothe financial markets.
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The official, Heidi King, speaking at a hearing on her nomination to head the agency, would not commit to following through on a regulation proposed in 2011 to address keyless-vehicle hazards.
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While undoing the capital controls brought a wave in new commitments from companies in 2015, a 2016 dip in investments makes it unclear how quickly companies are following through on those promises.
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In their findings, a psychology professor at Harvard University, Ron Siegel, suggested that the key to following through on motivation boils down to this: bring optimism and fun back into the picture.
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So when Mr. Trump released his first budget last week, proposing to significantly shrink the footprint of federal government while building up the military, Mr. Sinclair saw a politician finally following through.
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Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski now says, however, that the fundraiser netted about $22019 million and told the Post the shortfall was due to Trump's acquaintances pledging donations but not following through.
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Mr. Netanyahu said he was following through on a pledge he made a few weeks ago to 40 settler families who were evacuated from the illegal Amona outpost in the West Bank.
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Following through on the administration's plan, in June 2014, the National Telecommunications and Information Administration sought comments on the Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights and how big data information should be protected.
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"He is talking directly with the American people about how we are following through on our promise to provide relief from Obamacare and a better way forward on health care," Strong said.
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The only way to know for sure that North Korea is serious about following through with denuclearization, experts say, is if it reveals the locations of all of its secret nuclear sites.
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The nifty little twist in "The Final Country" is that Hays and West are using her for information, taking her theories on the case and following through on them after the shoot.
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Challengers of Trump's immigration restrictions have said the bans are aimed at following through on a pledge he made on the campaign trail in 2016 to block Muslims from entering the country.
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"The president seems to be following through on his promises of putting America first, in a weird and harmful way," Paul Musgrave, a professor at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, tells me.
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Simultaneously, she cultivated a following through fanzines, which gave writers a way to correspond directly with their readers (an analogue today might be how people like J.K. Rowling talk with fans on Twitter).
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In other words, the media is trying to attack our administration because they know we are following through on pledges that we made, and they are not happy about it for whatever reason.
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However, the Fed is now reaching what some term a credibility crisis for not following through on its multiple vows to normalize rate policy since the extreme accommodation precipitated by the financial crisis.
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President Donald Trump has formally signed a presidential memo directing the Pentagon to ban transgender people from joining the US military, following through on a policy he announced on Twitter back in July.
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When she brought him on, she emphasized the importance of following through on the tasks he was given, because they all depended on each other and one person's mistake could compromise everyone's safety.
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The countries, per a report from The Washington Times: Cambodia, Eritrea, Guinea, and Sierra Leone Why it matters: Trump is following through on a campaign promise to pressure countries to take deportees back.
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Lagarde also said the IMF was "concerned" about China following through on the restructuring of its struggling state-owned enterprises as the country shifts to slower, more sustainable growth driven by consumer spending.
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Republican leaders in the House and Senate are following through on that pledge, and redirecting every single penny to community health clinics that, unlike Planned Parenthood, actually offer authentic and comprehensive medical care.
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As a result of this practice, the records management division was providing name check reports to the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) without following through on identified FBI name check investigative case leads.
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"Kim Jong Un is following through on the final steps his grandfather wasn't able to accomplish, and that's part of cementing his place as the third Kim to rule the country," Lee said.
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The speech, which came as Trump fumed at press coverage of his trip, framed his accomplishments in terms of correcting the "mistakes" of his predecessors and following through on his promises to voters.
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Trump's order prevented the USFWS from following through with its plans to put the rusty patched bumble bee, a once abundant and critical pollinator of the US, on the list on February 10.
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Most, rightfully, stem from her tenure as California's top cop, where she gained a reputation for talking the progressive talk but not following through "in a vigorous way," as Think Progress put it.
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Following through on Brexit while also delivering on his budget goals would require him to engage in activity that went against the ethos of his party: He was going to have borrow money.
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The two countries have made significant progress in discussions that could forestall President Trump from following through on his threat of imposing tariffs on all Mexican imports, senior officials from both countries said.
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But instead of following through, Mr. López Obrador ended up guaranteeing the military's role in domestic security, while homicide rates in Mexico continue to hit their highest levels in more than two decades.
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Mr. Trump then hinted that he would be following through on repeated suggestions that he would send the military to the border, even though the military is prohibited from engaging in policing activities.
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WASHINGTON — Federal officials, following through on a pledge by President Trump, have drafted a rule to roll back a federal requirement that many religious employers provide birth control coverage in health insurance plans.
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Unless someone stops the EPA from instituting and following through on these new policies, Americans can expect: With that in mind, here's an opportunity for your elected representatives to make their views clear.
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The plaintiffs claim in their 145-page lawsuit that Mount Carmel, Lamb and Trinity Health Corporation fired those who worked with Husel for their alleged complicit behavior in following through on Husel's prescriptions.
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The tech blogger has developed an online following through her hobby of reverse engineering apps for fun and building prototypes based on the scoops she uncovers (like the previously mentioned testing on Instagram).
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This could be accomplished by following through on recent proposals to hold NATO exercises in the Baltic states and Poland, as well as by discussing reinstating the missile shield removed by President Obama.
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The injection of competition into the tired PlayStation/Xbox gaming rivalry is certainly welcome, but Google is making such a concerted play into a tight niche that it's hard to imagine them following through.
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It is also nonsense because, while not following through on his biggest threats, Mr Trump is making good on a lot of lesser ones, which would in normal times be considered beyond the pale.
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In Hodel's autobiography, One Day She'll Darken, she says her mother only agreed to the adoption to get a good tip, but when the baby was born, her husband talked her into following through.
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That measure is aimed at preventing Evers and the incoming attorney general, Josh Kaul, from following through on campaign promises to end Wisconsin's challenge to the federal Affordable Care Act, popularly known as Obamacare.
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While Beijing has repeatedly pledged to increase market access for foreign firms, critics accuse it of not following through on its reform agenda and introducing new regulations that are restricting market access even further.
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Some have accused the book of "queer baiting," which refers to the allusion of characters' queer identities in order to appeal to a queer fan base without actually following through and making it canon.
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Somehow, it failed to meet those basic requirements, leading to the company being unable to function for the past month after the US decided to punish ZTE for not following through with its punishment.
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Once again, Huffington also said that she's going to be "holding [Uber's] feet to the fire" with respect to their commitment to following through on their plan to truly effect change in the future.
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Why it matters: The increased firings shows President Trump's company is following through on its promise to use E-Verify after news broke that the family business had been hiring undocumented workers for years.
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And early reviews — like this one from my colleague Bryan Bishop — say the film does a good job of following through on its premise and turning the legend into something with real meaning today.
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Ross said the latest action, like several other trade actions Trump has taken in recent weeks, were aimed at following through on promises he made during the campaign, when he promised action on trade.
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"Dodd-Frank failed to keep its promises, but President Trump is following through on his promise to the American people to dismantle Dodd-Frank," said House Financial Services Committee Chairman Jeb Hensarling (R-Texas).
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Johnson was elected as leader of Britain's governing Conservative Party and the next prime minister, tasked with following through on his "do-or-die" pledge to deliver Brexit in just over three months time.
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We got the rapper at LAX and asked if he was following through on his thinly-veiled threat to sue Walmart for selling sweaters that look almost identical to his OG concept from 2015.
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Jas Prince is following through on the promise his father made -- going directly after Birdman to get the millions in Drake profits the Cash Money honcho's been sitting on ... according to a new lawsuit.
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Brazilian President-elect Jair Bolsonaro said Thursday that the country will relocate its embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, following through on a campaign pledge and mirroring the Trump administration's own move.
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Moving forward, the FEC could further advance the cause of disclosure by following through on CLC's recent legal complaints against politically active nonprofits, such as the National Rifle Association's lobbying arm and 85033 Committee.
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The credit union warned delinquent customers it would sue them and garnish their wages if they didn't pay up, even though it had no intention of following through with the threats, the agency claims.
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Asked about the likelihood of a Trump or Cruz presidency following through by successfully implementing primary campaign promises that raised serious constitutional or legal questions, some legal scholars said the probability is relatively low.
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Following in the syncopated footsteps of local heroes Kaytranada, Jacques Greene, and Lunice, CRi is a self-taught house producer who has built a dedicated following through his poignant and visually arresting music videos.
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WASHINGTON — After a year of delighting conservatives with tax cuts and regulatory rollbacks, President Trump is finally following through on the type of trade crackdowns that terrify Republican leaders in Congress and many economists.
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On Tuesday, Chinese officials responded to the president's latest move by following through on an earlier threat to impose tariffs on $60 billion in American goods — nearly everything China buys from the United States.
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Such actions are a "fantastic" first step, said Duncan Kenyon of the Pembina Institute, an energy policy think-tank, but he said not all Canadian producers are following through on pledges to reduce emissions.
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But, in what could be a sign that Beijing is committed to following through on its commitments, China announced this week that it would halve additional tariffs on $75 billion worth of US imports.
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"Open Doors is asking the guys what they need and following through," said François, one of many artists, activists, volunteers, and community members who support and collaborate with the Reality Poets on various projects.
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Japan, which expects new limited trade deals with the U.S. to go into effect imminently, still faces the possibility of Trump following through on threats to issue new U.S. tariffs on Japanese auto imports.
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Indications producers from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and other exporters were following through on their agreements to cut output to reduce a global supply glut also boosted oil prices earlier.
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Given how markets appeared to have priced out the Trump administration following through on reform proposals, progress on the tax front will likely be viewed positively, said ANZ Economist Daniel Gradwell in a note.
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They can attempt to both stimulate employment and wage growth while ensuring corporate tax rates are reduced only for companies following through on the promise of more jobs, higher wages and greater American employment.
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"It is unclear how President Trump will differ from 'candidate Trump,' but following through on the protectionist policies that were central to his campaign could be a headwind to the commercial aerospace sector," he added.
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"For Republicans, the challenge is following through on the promise not just to repeal the law -- because in some ways that's easy -- but to replace it," said Lanhee Chen, Mitt Romney's former chief policy adviser.
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After miraculously surviving everything he went through in S\season 5, and Carrie not following through on his dying wish for her to pull the plug, Quinn is now a hot heartbreaking mess of PTSD.
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Trump, who spent the morning at the National Prayer Breakfast, had special disdain for Romney, who explained his guilty vote by saying he was following through on his oath to God to do impartial justice.
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"ISIS members in their own words have threatened to take advantage of the Syrian refugee crisis to launch attacks, and they are clearly following through on it," McCaul said in a recent statement to CNN.
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In a ceremony in the White House Rose Garden, Trump argued that dumping the deal as a win for his administration's promise to create jobs and a rare success following through on a campaign promise.
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Then I check my bank account statement and update my budget before sending a follow-up email to the attorney to let them know I'll be following through with the beginning of the visa process.
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"So far he's clearly following through with his politics — there might be some nervousness about his taking decisions that nobody expected before that he would actually do," said Commerzbank currency strategist Esther Reichelt, in Frankfurt.
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He claimed he had secured large quantities of agricultural purchases when he met with President Xi Jinping at the G-20 summit in June, then later accused China of not following through with those purchases.
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In a ceremony at the White House Rose Garden, Trump argued that dumping the deal as a win for his Administration's promise to create jobs and a rare success following through on a campaign promise.
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You know, this was something that was important to me at Bustle, and Bustle was great on following through with it, not to call the first executive order a 'Muslim ban' in an official capacity.
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They can justifiably take credit for following through on their campaign pledge, but will also face the wrath of the American public if the new health plan causes further health problems for the American people.
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The roll out of the budget is a photo-op that allows the President (or his surrogates) to point to a glossy-bound book that shows how he is following through on key campaign promises.
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Microsoft promised many of its newest and most powerful stylus-based features in Windows 10 Office apps like PowerPoint and OneNote would make their way to other platforms, and the company is now following through.
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President Donald Trump issued an executive order Wednesday that directs the Department of Homeland Security to start following through on his signature campaign promise: Building an "impenetrable and beautiful" wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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A key U.S. demand is creating a mechanism for regular reviews of China's progress on following through on any reform pledges that it makes, a plan that would maintain a perpetual threat of U.S. tariffs.
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The Defense Department wants to show progress to Trump and the public that they are following through on the President's orders to withdraw troops even though Bolton has indicated troops could remain for some time.
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And I understand kind of what the FCC is attempting to do, they think they're following through on the 28500 law, but I think this is one of those places where the market is working.
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"I know what's good, but I'm the worst because I cannot do things for more than a week at a time, but I lecture my patients" on following through for far longer, Lee told Insider.
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But as long as Iran is following through on its commitment to dismantle its nuclear program, it's not clear that legislative attempts to undo the deal will have the desired effects sought by congressional sponsors.
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In court, Pham's lawyer, Bobbi Sternheim, disputed that he planned to carry out the attack, pointing to his time out of custody as demonstrating he had no intention of following through on al-Awlaki's instructions.
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President Trump campaigned on promises to boost coal jobs and is following through — most recently with a leaked memo directing the Department of Energy to throw a "lifeline" to the struggling coal and nuclear industries.
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President Donald Trump issued an executive order Wednesday that directs the Department of Homeland Security to start following through on his signature campaign promise: building an "impenetrable and beautiful" wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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"The innovation agenda is going to make this clean energy future much more attractive, both for climate reasons and for things like energy security," he said of the U.S. following through on its climate commitments.
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The sweeping measure — as much a campaign platform as an actual piece of legislation — is intended to show the voters who catapulted Democrats into the majority that they are following through on their campaign pledges.
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Trump's constant reversals, ambiguity, mixed signals, and outright hostility to following through on US commitments on everything from trade deals to military alliances have destroyed trust in the US's ability to actually fulfill its pledges.
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Remember, Tekashi was already scared for his family's lives -- despite hiring extra security to guard them -- and it looks like he's following through on that concern now that the day is right around the corner.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump signed an executive order formally withdrawing the United States from the 12-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal on Monday, following through on a promise from his campaign last year.
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Like the president-elect, Mr. Bocelli was dismissed by many elite critics but has still managed to gain a large following through a combination of popular appeal, media savvy and a knack for drawing crowds.
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France: The French police arrested a prominent leader of the Yellow Vest movement for a second time, a clear signal that the government is following through on a pledge to get tough after violent protests.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and Trump have established a rapport since Singapore, and Trump has publicly praised Kim for following through on at least one of the promises he made at the summit.
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But he has a track record of following through on his intentions — including his attempt to repeal Obamacare, which came one Senate vote short, or his decision earlier this month to hike tariffs on Chinese goods.
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"Following through on this threat would seriously jeopardize passage of USMCA, a central campaign pledge of President Trump's and what could be a big victory for the country," said U.S. Senate Finance Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley.
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That measure is intended to stop Governor-elect Tony Evers and Attorney General-elect Josh Kaul, both Democrats, from following through on campaign promises to end Wisconsin's challenge to the federal healthcare law known as Obamacare.
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BENSON: She was smiling in a country that is a dear ally of ours where they were following through on a promise that her father had made, that was U.S. policy since 21996, by the way.
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As the study makes clear, this is a direct result of FCC leniency and has occurred in lockstep with Pai's initial announcement to repeal net neutrality protections last year and his eventual following through in December.
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Boris Johnson was elected leader of the governing Conservative Party and Britain's next prime minister on Tuesday, tasked with following through on his "do or die" pledge to deliver Brexit in just over three months' time.
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Amazon has a pretty shitty track record when it comes to following through on its pledges of privacy, and in this case, those failures (whether intentional or not) would harm some of its most vulnerable users.
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Greg Abbott (R) has cut funding to Travis County, the home of the city of Austin, following through on a threat to block state grants over a new sheriff's refusal to cooperate with federal immigration authorities.
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Brennan's objective was "to emphasize with Russian officials the importance of Russia and the Assad regime following through on their agreements to implement the cessation of hostilities in Syria," the CIA said in an emailed statement.
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Brooks has sought to cast himself as the staunchest conservative in the race and natural fighter for Trump's campaign promises -- and Wednesday he cast warning shots to McConnell and Trump about following through on their principles.
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"All considered, there is little new information which could deter the Monetary Policy Committee from following through on its clear intention at the last meeting to lower rates in August," said Ben Udy of Capital Economics.
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Max Rose has already made waves in Washington as one of the 15 Democrats to vote against Nancy Pelosi for House speaker (following through on a campaign promise to his Staten Island and southern Brooklyn constituents).
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Chrystia Freeland, Canada's minister of foreign affairs, said Ottawa is following through with an appeal of the U.S. International Trade Commission's (ITC) decision made in November to levy countervailing and anti-dumping duties on lumber imports.
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Working with security professionals to identify the most efficient ways to secure the southern border, we assess that following through on presidential policy promises -- even those made via tweets -- would do a disservice to the country.
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Indeed, while not directly related, following through with sanctions on China related to the Section 301 trade investigations would be a good sign that the president is not afraid to shake up our relations with Beijing.
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But he questioned why Clinton wouldn't ask Abedin to release her emails and commended the FBI for following through on its word to tell Congress if there was new pertinent information sufficient to reopen the investigation.
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Trump blew up at his national security team last year because he thought they were boxing him in and trying to prevent him from following through on his instinct to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal.
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The images circulating around North Korean state media of Trump shaking hands with Kim and literally saluting North Korean generals serve as tangible proof that Kim is following through on some of the core juche ideals.
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This change in language tracks with the growing realization that following through with repeal without a replacement ready would have consequences in insurance markets, and that crafting replacement policy is much, much easier said than done.
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Democrats are following through on their threat to go rogue with their own stimulus plan, unveiling a more than 1,400-page bill Monday night, packed with policy differences compared to the proposal Senate Republicans laid out.
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Trashing the Iran deal was a key part of his 2016 campaign platform, and he had more to gain politically by following through on his promise than in reassessing based on the findings of US experts.
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It might be that some of things he says should be said at face value, but it is equally plausible to conclude that he has no intention of following through with the statements from the night.
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Chrystia Freeland, Canada's minister of foreign affairs, said Ottawa is following through with an appeal of the U.S. International Trade Commission's (ITC) decision made in November to levy countervailing and anti-dumping duties on lumber imports.
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Even now, many states will be able to meet the Clean Power Plan's targets by following through on planned investments and increasing energy efficiency, according to M. J. Bradley and Associates, a research and consulting firm.
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"It's great to see this new administration following through on their promises and letting projects go forward to the benefit of American consumers and workers," said John Stoody, spokesman for the Association of Oil Pipe Lines.
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YouTube could probably break this pattern, but social media megaplatforms built to satisfy demands for scale and push the loudest content to the biggest audience possible tend to have a bad track record at consistently following through.
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Many of them spoke about their excitement that the president was following through on his campaign promises, about how they felt safer, and how they thought refugees and immigrants should be vetted and enter this country legally.
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Darts grew a large television following through the 1970s and 80s in the U.K., making household names out of players like Eric Bristow and Jocky Wilson, with their fame comparable to soccer stars of the same time.
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The Italian company, controlled by former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi, is suing Vivendi for not following through on the April agreement and estimates damages could come to more than 1.5 billion euros ($1.68 billion) should it collapse.
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Comedian Aries Spears is following through ... suing a radio host for unleashing a flurry of fists on him while he was a guest, and also the program -- The Corey Holcomb 5150 Show -- for letting the attack happen.
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DHS Secretary John Kelly announced Thursday evening that the U.S. won't be following through with a program, proposed by Obama but never implemented, that would have protected undocumented parents of Americans or green card holders from deportation.
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Oil exports from Iraq's southern terminals have fallen so far in January, according to loading data and an industry source, a sign that OPEC's second-largest producer is following through on the group's decision to cut output.
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The lawsuit alleges Hickey offered and advertised commercial services solely for his "own personal gain" and to "satisfy his sexual desires" with no intention of following through on the promised services to help these women find jobs.
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"Clearly the Fed still believes that lower unemployment will eventually translate into a pick-up in inflation, but if inflation continues to undershoot it is hard to see the Fed following through on a hike," he said.
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Our NATO Allies have also begun to shift intelligence resources toward Russia, recently following through on plans to create a new chief of intelligence position which would assist in managing the flow of intelligence across the alliance.
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A huge Oath welcome to Guru and as you have seen from the recent talent coming into the company (like Vanessa Wittman - CFO), we are following through on our mission and OKRs - building a company talent loves.
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She says that children who kill often display a pattern of violent behavior before murder is committed, and believes there are signs that can indicate a particularly high risk of following through on the most serious threats.
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For us, it's not just about saying we want inclusion in our office, it's about recognizing that we each have a responsibility inside and outside our office, and then following through on that responsibility with real actions.
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In order to win his party's primary and eventually a narrow victory in the general election, Bacon reached for the politically expedient policy proposal, in spite of the future human cost to his district of following through.
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Y.) and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) said Monday evening the CBO's estimate is evidence that President Trump and GOP leaders had no intention of following through on campaign promises to protect the working class.
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Sanders is following through on his promise to push to reform the Democratic Party - even though some Democrats are irked that a senator who only joined the party to run for president is making such strong demands.
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" Gina Delio, a partner at ad agency Tag Creative, described the ad as "brave" and "admirable" but added, "P&G and Gillette need to keep following through and show the depth of their commitment beyond their advertising.
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His promise to put America first resonated with tens of millions of Americans who know that agreements like NAFTA have caused job losses in the US. But following through on his promise is going to be difficult.
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In Italy, a new populist government turned away a rescue boat with more than 600 migrants and said it would do the same with others, following through on hard-line campaign promises to crack down on immigration.
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Donald Trump is following through on his threat to skip the final debate in Iowa ahead of the state's caucuses Monday, but The Hill's campaign reporter Jonathan Easley doesn't expect the front-runner to suffer any blowback.
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In her role at the $160 billion hedge fund, she has realized she also has to create accountability programs to make sure people are following through on inclusion measures, including ones that are tied to managers' compensation.
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Emmanuel Aranda, who police said has a history of mental issues and arrests on relatively minor charges, went to the mall last Thursday and left without following through on his plan, the Hennepin County Attorney's office said.
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Compared to Zuckerberg, who some experts say was hard to relate to and difficult to understand last spring, Sandberg is media-trained, well-spoken, seems approachable and has a large following through her books and speaking events.
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There are those that argue that by decertifying, President Trump has undercut American credibility and sent a message to the world that it can't count on one American president following through on deals made by his predecessor.
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"The speaker is following through on his commitment to examine this issue in a transparent and open process, and has asked the Rules Committee to hold public hearings in the coming weeks," Ryan spokeswoman AshLee Strong said Tuesday.
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Just this year, he failed to meet a series of his commitments, ranging from not traveling to meet Moon in Seoul before the year's end to not following through on his denuclearization promises to President Trump in Singapore.
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It was a moment that, some Texas activists said, had as much resonance as O'Rourke's NFL speech — a sign of him following through on a promise to back the black community in moments of tension over police brutality.
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Oil exports from Iraq's southern terminals, meanwhile, were down so far in January, according to loading data and an industry source, a sign that OPEC's second-largest producer is following through on the group's decision to cut output.
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But by approving the reforms — and then following through — FIFA can show that it at least recognizes what the rest of the world has figured out: The organization's old way of doing business just won't cut it anymore.
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After CEO Elon Musk extended an offer to help Puerto Rico earlier this month, Tesla is following through on a pledge to contribute to rebuilding the power grid devastated by Hurricane Maria, leaving thousands of people without electricity.
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"It's the realization of our worst fears about what this administration would do on immigration," Takei said of Trump's Wednesday decrees, adding that the ACLU would do everything in its power to stop the president from following through.
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Rather, it's from a brand called Kalme, based in a small town in Hampshire, England, which has gained a following through the internet, in the online forums and communities where rosacea sufferers trade tips and provide emotional support.
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I feel like I am learning what not to do as a parent when that time comes (not sending in materials, not sending in forms and permission slips, not following through with homework or practicing skills at home).
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Alba tried to convince Jane of the importance of following through but Xo was fine with Jane quitting, setting up their supportive relationship and cementing the pair's status not only as mother/daughter but also as best friends.
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A Wisconsin state lawmaker got a buzz cut after following through on a year-and-a-half-long pledge to not cut his hair until a sign language interpreter bill was passed, the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reported Monday.
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Instead of following through on his daughters' plans and moving to a retirement home from his house of 50 years, he absconds on a sudden trip to Lodz, Poland, to keep a promise to a close boyhood friend.
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Zangger claimed that, in a note found after his death, Mellaart encouraged colleagues to publish these translations and artifacts after his death — and said that anyone following through with Mellaart's request was being duped and perpetrating archaeological fraud.
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"He was concerned that he wouldn't do it properly, so that's why he was pretty set in the state following through with the execution," said one of his lawyers, Tom Ericsson of Oronoz & Ericsson, a Las Vegas firm.
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However, oil exports from southern Iraq are on course to hit another record high this month, two industry sources said, adding to signs that OPEC's second-largest producer is following through on the group's agreement to raise output.
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The campaign is just following through on a promise their candidate has been making on the stump to pursue a bipartisan governing style as president that will represent "all Americans," including the people who didn't vote for her.
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But it featured Trump following through on his most basic campaign promise: the pledge, delivered in rallies across the country's stagnant reaches, that he would focus on good-paying jobs for people both parties seemed to have forgotten.
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Postmates is trying to keep its options open: It has also been considering following through with its much-delayed IPO, or raising a private round of financing that could push its IPO even further out, these sources say.
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The party has yet to settle on a replacement plan, and many members are facing criticism at town hall meetings this week from constituents who are upset about the potential ramifications of Republicans following through on the campaign pledge.
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Still, Cleo (the protagonist loosely modeled on Libo), not a fragmented version seen through the eyes of others, is who we're following through these many spaces — some of which she can inhabit, and others where she can't quite fit.
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His final message was one of unity, creating a rainbow version of the classic Burberry check in support of the LGBTQ+ community — a move the brand is following through on in a series of initiatives with trusts and organizations.
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The legal action shows the Democrat-led panel following through on its threat from months earlier, when Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and IRS chief Charles Rettig defied subpoenas to hand over six years of Trump's personal and business returns.
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"Treasurer Torsella has exhibited unique leadership on retirement security by not just campaigning on the issue but following through with a task force and working with legislators on possible solutions," said John Scott, director of Pew's retirement savings project.
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Those moves prompted heavy-handed intervention from the government, leading some to question whether the Chinese Communist Party was capable of following through on its commitment to let markets play a "decisive role" in setting the price of assets.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Boris Johnson was elected as leader of Britain's governing Conservative Party and the next prime minister on Tuesday, tasked with following through on his "do or die" pledge to deliver Brexit in just over three months time.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Oil exports from southern Iraq are on course to hit another record high this month, two industry sources said, adding to signs that OPEC's second-largest producer is following through on the group's agreement to raise output.
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Furthermore, in my own research involving patients with cardiovascular diseases, I have found that people are simply not receiving the medications they need – and when they are, they aren't following through on the required dosage, leading to worse outcomes.
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Sterling has benefited over the quarter from a dollar weakened by the fading of the "Trumpflation trade", with investors disappointed that U.S. President Donald Trump was not so far following through with policies that would boost growth and inflation.
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WASHINGTON — International inspectors said on Monday that Iran was ramping up its production of nuclear fuel, following through on a threat to begin walking away from restrictions agreed to in a 2015 nuclear accord that President Trump has abandoned.
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"President Trump is following through on his promise to bring tougher negotiation to Medicare and bring down drug costs for patients, without restricting patient access or choice," said Alex M. Azar II, the secretary of health and human services.
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Gabbard and her campaign filed a defamation suit against Clinton in the Southern District of New York, following through on a threat to do so months ago unless Clinton recanted comments implying Gabbard is getting support from the Russians.
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"Yeah, because you'll be impeached," tweeted Coulter, an ardent supporter of Trump's campaign who has sharply criticized the president in recent months for not following through on promises to close off the U.S.-Mexico border and reduce illegal immigration.
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But in an interview with Reuters on Thursday last week, shortly after Mnuchin's comments, Trump called China the "grand champions" of currency manipulation, saying he hasn't "held back" on the manipulator label despite not following through with his campaign vow.
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"At this point investors are shrugging off Washington headlines because in most cases they won't affect the markets and Washington has a hard time following through what they say," said Arian Vojdani, investment strategist at MV Financial in Bethesda, Maryland.
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Finally following through on a threat he has made many times, Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, a critic of the alliance and a proponent of a foreign policy independent of the US, said he would end the 1998 Visiting Forces Agreement.
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It&aposs also why some of us have argued it is a bad idea to get out of the Iran agreement because it sends a signal that we are not going to be consistent and following through with our agreements.
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Whether it's Lil Uzi Vert and his love for Marilyn Manson or Lil Yachty and his nautical aesthetic, one defining characteristic of rap's new school is the agency each artist has in formulating—and following through with—their own vision.
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Trump is following through on his promise for the advisory group of 16 chief executives, which was created in December, representing a wide array of multinational entertainment, technology and financial firms, to begin meeting in February, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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Trump is following through on his promise for the advisory group of 16 chief executives, which was created in December, representing a wide array of multinational entertainment, technology and financial firms, to begin meeting in February, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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After going too far by firing Comey — an action that sent the political system into crisis and prompted Mueller's appointment — Trump ended up in a zone where he was quite obviously trying to impede the investigation, but never following through.
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One way to do this would be to hold out a finite period of continued U.S. security cooperation as an incentive, dependent on Saudi Arabia jumpstarting and following through on a credible peace process that leads to conflict resolution in Yemen.
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In a string of tweets, Trump also faulted China for not following through on promises to buy more American agricultural products and personally criticized Chinese President Xi Jinping for failing to do more to stem sales of the synthetic opioid fentanyl.
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Marvel's Spider-Man smartly weaves in moments where Pete doesn't have a lot to do and goes on patrol, which can mean scanning for petty crime, taking some pictures, or following through on one of several side or collection quests.
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" And Jodi Liggett, the executive director of Planned Parenthood Advocates of Arizona, told Bustle that the bill is "about making the abortion experience as shaming and degrading as possible for people, to thereby discourage them from following through with their decision.
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"The cost of following through at 23 Wall Street is too high and time is too short," wrote Simon Birch, the primary artist and organizer of the show, called "The 14th Factory," in a note to his team and advisory board.
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As Americans are force fed soap operatic coverage of the Russia scandal and the palace intrigue of the president and his cloistered, bizarre inner circle, President Trump is following through on one of his most pernicious campaign promises and contradicting another.
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Drudge has been a top supporter of Trump during his campaign and the first few months of his administration, but sources told CNN that Drudge is starting to grow frustrated with Trump for not following through with his campaign promises.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump will announce on Thursday that the United States will withdraw from the Paris climate agreement, following through on a pledge he made during the presidential campaign, according to a White House document seen by Reuters.
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In other words, the media's trying to attack our administration because they know we are following through on pledges that we made and they're not happy about it, for whatever reason, but a lot of people are happy about it.
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Yes, planning and scheduling are a necessary part of any business, but you also need to weigh the importance of following through with a particular strategy or method versus what you may gain (or lose) by sticking to your guns.
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In addition, monitoring source code may help regulators pinpoint illegal trading activity like spoofing — the act of placing many buy and sell orders with no intention of following through on the orders for the sole purpose of manipulating an asset's price.
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Mr. Trump sought to reassure them that he still has their backs, and he said that he was following through on a campaign promise to lift a federal ban on the sale of higher ethanol blends of gasoline during summer months.
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Leadership needs to further demonstrate its support by following through on recommendations made by Human Resources with respect to employment-related actions and ensuring that Human Resources is properly resourced with financial support and personnel to properly carry out its role.
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President Donald Trump has been threatening to end the payments — know as cost-sharing reduction subsidies or CSRs — for months, but is finally following through after Republicans in Congress once again failed to repeal and replace Obamacare late last month.
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But Mr. Stratford noted that China had lost a World Trade Organization legal case in 2012, after not following through on a commitment it made when it joined the W.T.O. in 2001 to open its market to foreign credit cards.
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In its statement, The Weinstein Company board said the claim that investors discovered new information was an "excuse," it believed the buyer had never any intention of following through, and said the company had been transparent about its financial condition.
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ROME — Italy's new populist government, following through on its campaign promise to crack down on immigration, refused to let a rescue boat with more than 22004 migrants dock on Sunday and threatened to do the same to other ships on Monday.
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Since she created her blog Unpacified in 2016, Leslie Bruce has amassed a loyal following through her aims to pull back the curtain on glossy idealized versions of motherhood and share the beautiful truths: from sleepless nights to nagging guilt.
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Qassem Soleimani&aposs assassination came after a series of escalating attacks between Iran and the US. Both Iran and Trump have a history of leveling serious threats without following through, and no one can say with certainty what happens next.
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Mr. Trump has sought to leverage trade and North Korea with China for months, initially expressing optimism after hosting Mr. Xi at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida, only to later grow discouraged that Beijing was not following through.
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For example, even as he proposed a national carbon tax — following through on his promises to fight climate change — he used 4.5 billion in Canadian dollars to buy an oil pipeline, which he said would be good for the Canadian economy.
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With a potential deal with North Korea in the works, the economy humming and Trump following through on his vow to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal, Republicans were feeling more upbeat about the administration than they had in months.
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President Trump said on Thursday that the United States was officially withdrawing from the Paris climate agreement, following through on a campaign promise and defying fellow world leaders who had pleaded with him to remain a party to the pact.
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But the confrontation also underscored a generational divide between the speaker, who is 78, and newer, younger members of her caucus, like Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York, who have created a powerful following through their use of social media.
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Clapper said US intelligence indicated that North Korea was following through with its 2013 plan to expand, refurbish and reboot its nuclear programs, including a uranium enrichment facility in Yongbyon and a plutonium reactor that has been dormant since 2007.
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This morning before the vote, President Donald Trump asserted executive privilege over special counsel Robert Mueller's report and its underlying evidence, following through on a threat the Justice Department made the night before if the committee moved forward with the contempt vote.
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Gregor is also called "Tywin Lannister's mad dog" for following through with all of patriarch Tywin's frequently violent orders, like killing Elia Martell and her two children with Rhaegar Targaryen during the Sack of King's Landing at the end of Robert's Rebellion.
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For example, Tom said by asking if he was okay and if they should continue, his partner gave him "permission to say no," which freed him from the pressure of following through and the internal debates about whether he had actually consented.
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Earlier, both Brent and WTI traded at their highest levels since early January on indications producers from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and other exporters were following through on their agreements to cut output to reduce a global supply glut.
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The situation highlights a complex compromise on behalf of tech companies that are often loath to impose restrictions on internal employee speech, but which also tend to fail at following through on broad diversity goals and hard choices related to workplace culture.
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Ms. McCaskill, aiming at the heart of Mr. Hawley's public profile, has tried to paint him as a laggard and a reluctant investigator, more interested in higher office than following through on campaign promises to clean up Jefferson City, the state capital.
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Canada's Liberal government is following through on a promise to repeal aspects of a bill that stripped convicted terrorists of their citizenship — a move that would restore the citizenship of a man involved in one of the country's most infamous bomb plots.
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A Florida judge on Wednesday temporarily blocked prosecutors from following through on their newly announced plans to release surveillance videos that allegedly show New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft receiving sexual services for pay at a massage parlor on two occasions in January.
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Trump, a Republican, has criticized his predecessor, Barack Obama, for not following through on his threat to intervene if chemical weapons were used in Syria, but he encouraged the Democratic president at the time not to take action in the war-ravaged country.
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" Clinton said Trump would just have to ask and many would help her do more on this issue: "I think there would be a lot of people who would be willing to help her, if she were serious about actually following through.
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But lawsuits over the "free choice of provider" provision have largely stopped those states from following through on these initiatives, and states have been reluctant to take that extra step of actually surrendering federal funding and starting their own state-funded programs.
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The ECB can perhaps cut the deposit rate by another 9.663 or 20 basis points, according to Parpart, who added if the central bank chose to again talk about quantitative easing, without actually following through with actions, markets will not be impressed.
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On Friday, the White House issued a presidential memorandum with specific directives following through on Trump's tweets, instructing the military to not move forward with an Obama-era plan that would have allowed transgender individuals to be recruited into the armed forces.
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Donald Trump promised to create a huge number of jobs, and he was probably following through on that promise when he jump-started the "nasty woman" novelty T-shirt, novelty hoodie, novelty tote bag, novelty mug, novelty pin, and novelty needlepoint micro-economy.
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Mr. Zelensky came to office promising an all-out assault on Ukraine's chronic corruption and out-of-control oligarchs, so his relations with Mr. Kolomoisky are being treated as a sensitive barometer of his sincerity and capability in following through on his pledges.
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But to my mind, any modest gains in efficiencies or cost savings are paid for dearly by the negative outcomes that result from medication-related errors and patients not following through on their prescriptions, while the waste of unused drugs will continue.
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Russia appeared to be following through on its pledge, the U.S. White House said, but spokesman Josh Earnest said it was too early to assess the broader implications, adding Moscow did not give the United States direct notice of its withdrawal plan.
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The static test fire performed today is a necessary step prior to an actual test launch, firing up all 27 of the rocket's big Merlin engines prior to trying to do the same but actually following through with a proper take-off.
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So even if Trump and Kim come out of Vietnam with agreements to do some of the things you discuss, there would still be a lot of steps to take to make sure North Korea is actually following through with that agreement.
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The Build Coalition, a group of associations from the telecommunications, manufacturing and agriculture industries that formed to protect the corporate interest provision, warned that Republicans would be acting counter to their promise to spur business investment by following through on the proposal.
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The weekend's violence may have been fueled by a delay in the arrival of millions of dollars in Qatari cash to help pay the salaries of Gaza workers and by a perception that Israel was not following through quickly enough on other promises.
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Kim does however appear to be following through on his promise to dismantle the Sohae Satellite Launching Station, but analysts believe this is a purely symbolic effort and that the launch pad could be reassembled in secret in a matter of months.
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And experts are doubtful that May is serious about following through on the one retaliatory action she's mentioned that actually could do incredible damage in Moscow — freezing the assets of corrupt, wealthy Russian businessmen, which could hurt Russian President Vladimir Putin's inner circle.
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Even as the highest echelons of China's government mobilize to fight the illness, much of the task of preventing contagion still falls on local officials, who can be unsure of how to respond to crises and uneven about following through on policies.
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Daily life in Kashmir has come close to a standstill since July, when Indian security forces killed the 22-year-old leader of the local militancy, Burhan Muzaffar Wani, who had attracted a broad following through videos he posted on Facebook and WhatsApp.
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The polls have not been especially kind to Mr. Trump lately, but there is one distinct bright spot: 56 percent of voters in a Politico/Morning Consult poll released on Tuesday said that Mr. Trump was following through on his campaign promises.
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Until recently, Mr. Trump had talked loudly about some of these goals while allowing himself to be talked out of following through on them by a coterie of advisers that included Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson; Defense Secretary Jim Mattis; Lt. Gen.
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Carter, who struggled with an eating disorder, soothed Roy's fears about dying, cajoled him for not following through on his plans to kill himself, and texted him messages like, "You just [have] to do it," according to Carter's petition to the Supreme Court.
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The policy reversals also signal that Mr. Trump has no intention of following through on Mr. Obama's formal pledges under the Paris accord, under which nearly every country in the world submitted plans detailing actions to limit global warming over the coming decade.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - BlackRock Inc, the world's largest asset manager, said on Thursday it will offer new investment strategies and exchange-traded funds that exclude civilian firearms producers and retailers, following through on plans it outlined last month after a Florida high school massacre.
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Pence visited Israel on Monday to address the Knesset, the Israeli legislature, where he told lawmakers there that the U.S. would move its embassy to Jerusalem by the end of 2019, following through on another of Trump's campaign promises sooner than expected.
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Intended to show voters that they are following through on their campaign pledges, the bill, called H.R. 1, has three overarching goals: to dismantle barriers to the ballot box, end big money in politics, and impose stricter ethics rules on government officials.
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Trump could still change his mind and decide against the pardons — former military officers have come out en masse and said it would be an ill-advised move — but the White House's requests indicate Trump is seriously considering following through with the pardons.
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In 2016, there were several Republicans who were well-positioned to champion Reagan-style conservatism while following through on the Republican National Committee's mandate to reach out to a more diverse coalition, including Marco Rubio, Jeb Bush, Ted Cruz, and John Kasich.
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First, U.S. pressure on Egypt has delivered results in cases like the release of Americans wrongly imprisoned by the Egyptian regime, including Mohamed Soltan and Aya Hijazi, and in deterring the government from following through on Sisi's 2014 threat to close down unregistered NGOs.
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Sterling has benefited over the quarter from a dollar weakened by weak U.S. data and the fading of the "Trumpflation trade", with investors disappointed that U.S. President Donald Trump was not so far following through with promised policies that would boost growth and inflation.
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"China hopes the two countries, following through on the spirit of the phone conversation, could uphold the principles of non-conflict, non-confrontation, mutual respect and win-win cooperation as well as enhance high-level exchanges," Yang told Tillerson, according to China's Xinhua news agency.
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Zamora's confirmation of PT&T's engagement with Chinese firms comes after President Rodrigo Duterte offered China the "privilege" of being his country's third telecoms operator, following through on a threat he made last year to Globe and PLDT to shape up, or face competition.
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It would take thousands of fans really following through (only 300 have liked the most popular Tumblr post about it so far) for this to take off, and the free data cap for most VPN services is way too low for individual sustained effort.
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So, in fact, the Trump decision, the Trump administration decision to call off for now a summit might be a part of getting North Korea in line and maybe, again, just in the past hour or so, maybe we&aposve seen North Korea following through.
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"After recent warnings that markets were under-priced for potential interest rate hikes, the MPC appears close to following through and tightening its policy in response to above-target inflation," said Timothy Graf, head of macro strategy for EMEA at State Street Global Markets.
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LONDON, July 23 (Reuters) - Boris Johnson is expected to be elected leader of Britain's governing Conservative Party and the country's next prime minister on Tuesday, tasked with following through on his "do or die" pledge to deliver Brexit in just over three months time.
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Senators could also investigate whether Sessions was following through with his pledge to recuse himself from the Russia investigation and whether Trump plans to try to fire Robert Mueller, who was brought in as special counsel to lead the investigation independently from the administration.
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But both Jane the Virgin and Crazy Ex-Girlfriend managed to surprise the hell out of me by not just hinting at a mutual attraction between these characters but following through to give both Petra and Valencia the most meaningful relationships of their lives.
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Mdou Moctar: Ilana (The Creator) (Sahel Sounds) A popular wedding performer in Niger who has gradually built an American following through his affinity for long instrumental passages reminiscent of jam-band psychedelia, Mdou Moctar's gift as a guitarist is to rock and mesmerize at once.
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In the United Kingdom, Boris Johnson is expected to be elected leader of Britain's governing Conservative Party and the country's next prime minister on Tuesday, tasked with following through on his "do or die" pledge to deliver Brexit in just over three months time.
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"The Senate leadership did its job and conservatives across the country are glad to see Gorsuch confirmed but conservatives are going to expect much more, such as following through on the repeal of ObamaCare and standing firm on the next circuit court nominees," he added.
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He's also uninterested in following through on plans to go the movies; he has Cleo to impress with his much less frivolous martial arts (which at first Cuarón seems to lavish attention on, but in the later scenes are shown to be a farce).
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - CVS Health Corp said it would offer expanded health services such as nutrition counseling and blood pressure screenings in 1,500 stores by the end of 2021, following through on plans announced during the pharmacy chain's 2018 acquisition of health insurer Aetna.
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Tillerson's support for Colombia's accession to the OECD and his commitment to help with the "technical issues" required to get there sent a very positive message, but helping Colombia see the virtue in following through, not backsliding, on its trade commitments will require sustained focus.
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"This approach will be a disappointment to some, and the Canadian government will have to work hard to overcome the credibility it has lost in not following through on its initial pledge," said Jane Boulden, a security studies expert at Queen's University in Kingston.
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The President is following through on that threat with his visit to Montana Thursday where he will rally his voters in support of Republican state auditor Matt Rosendale, who won a June primary with 33% of the vote for the nomination to face Tester.
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"There has been a clear pick-up in news reports over the difficulty the government faces in following through on their plans to leave the EU customs union," MUFG economists said in a note, adding that the impact on the pound so far appeared limited.
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Lester C. Thurow, a prominent and provocative economist who earned a dedicated following through his long writing and speaking career, and who was known for his prescient warnings about the growing income gap between rich and poor Americans, died on Friday in Westport, Mass.
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Carlo A. Scissura, president of the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce, which supported the legislation, said he felt most companies that failed to pay freelancers on time were well-intentioned but simply had a poor system for following through, which he hoped the measure would change.
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Mr. Trump said he might make a return visit to Poland in September and suggested Poland might eventually be admitted into the United States visa regime along with other close allies — a prospect other presidents have dangled over the years, as well, without following through.
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But they cautioned that it did increase the likelihood that the Fed would take a more cautious approach next year, following through on its announcements to be more "data dependent" and look at the numbers as they come as opposed to following a preset course.
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Although the president was widely excoriated for damaging U.S. credibility by not following through on his "red line" remark on the use of chemical weapons, a 2013 U.S.-Russian agreement to destroy Syria's chemical weapon arsenal was hugely important to long-term regional stability.
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"China hopes the two countries, following through on the spirit of the phone conversation, could uphold the principles of non-conflict, non-confrontation, mutual respect and win-win cooperation as well as enhance high-level exchanges," Yang said, according to China's Xinhua news agency.
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The death of those deemed to be problematic is how some strongmen leaders that President Donald Trump has embraced keep their hold on power -- such as Philippine strongman Rodrigo Duterte, who is following through on his pledge to kill every drug dealer he can find.
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Both moves prompted heavy-handed intervention from the government both onshore and in offshore markets, leading some to question whether the Chinese Communist Party was capable of following through on its commitment to let markets play a "decisive role" in setting the price of assets.
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After a sabbatical from the Center for Third World Organizing, she was able to integrate a gender strategy into the racial justice work that the group was already doing — something she'd intended to do for a long time, but felt incapable of following through on.
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Obviously, the NY Representative will be cheering for a big victory, and we're told AOC's also following through on her recent invite to Megan Rapinoe and her fellow soccer stars to visit the House of Representatives when the World Cup's over ... win or lose.
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President Donald Trump is following through on his threat to take his rhetoric and "tone it up," again upping his attacks on the media — even as calls arose across the country to turn down the temperature on divisiveness after a week of disturbing violence.
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Despite what anti-abortion activists would have us believe, I would venture to say that Rivera's thought process was similar to a lot of women's when they have to decide between following through with an unplanned pregnancy or sticking to the path they've charted for their lives.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Commodity traders are in the dark because of the partial U.S. government shutdown, unable to see daily and weekly reports of agricultural exports to obtain clues as to whether China is following through with promises to buy grain and soy amid the ongoing trade war.
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NEW YORK, Feb 10 (Reuters) - New York on Monday sued the Trump administration over a new policy barring thousands of New Yorkers from enrolling in programs that help travelers speed through airport security lines and borders, following through on a threat arising from an immigration policy dispute.
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CHICAGO, Dec 28 (Reuters) - Commodity traders are in the dark because of the partial U.S. government shutdown, unable to see weekly reports of agricultural exports to obtain clues as to whether China is following through with promises to buy grain and soy amid the ongoing trade war.
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While holdout buyers may have been waiting on even lower mortgage rates before they make purchasing decisions, it's not clear how long a greater number of mortgages can shore up banks' top lines without central bank policy makers finally following through on an interest rate increase.
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The budget proposal does not provide details on how each committee could achieve these savings targets, but including the provision in the budget resolution gives Republicans in Congress the ability to say they are following through on their pledge to reduce the size of the federal government.
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President Rodrigo Duterte has welcomed Chinese entities to be the Philippines' third telecoms operator, following through on a threat he made last year to PLDT and Globe Telecom Inc, the nation's two dominant telecoms groups, to shape up or face competition, amid complaints about their services.
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Trump's planned appointments of trade hawks such as Peter Navarro and Wilbur Ross to senior administration positions, and Trump's own ongoing Twitter broadsides against offshoring jobs, all demonstrate that Trump is serious about following through with a far tougher trade enforcement agenda than any recent presidential administration.
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KIEV, March 3 (Reuters) - The main pro-Russian separatist leader in Ukraine said on Friday he would cut economic ties between rebel territory and the rest of the country, following through on an ultimatum to end trade if the government did not halt a rail blockade.
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"It's good news, but the markets aren't exactly flying on it because we've been burnt before on Trump reforms ... not exactly following through," said Mike van Dulken, head of research at Accendo Markets, referring to the Republicans' healthcare bill which collapsed again in the Senate on Tuesday.
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The journalist paints the picture of an administration working through a "nervous breakdown," describing instances in which staffers took papers from Trump's desk to prevent him from seeing them or from following through on what they believed would be catastrophic decisions on trade or national security.
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The data may dissuade the Bank of England from following through on its plan to cut interest rates again at its next meeting, though the economy still looks set to slow sharply next year when the full impact of the referendum is likely to be felt.
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In an interview late on Tuesday, Omer Celik also said he believed the time had come for Turkey to reassess its migration agreement with the European Union, since it has become clear the EU was not following through on its promise to grant Turks visa-free travel.
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More broadly, the CEO class in America has decided that a steady dose of flattery is the best way to keep Trump focused on his current embrace of hard-right economic policy rather than following through on the populist impulses he voiced on the campaign trail.
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Kyagulanyi, 36, attracted a youth following through songs critical of Museveni and his prominence rose due to an incident in August in which his driver was shot dead and he was detained and charged with treason over what authorities said was the stoning of Museveni's convoy.
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Earlier, China's state council, or cabinet, said it will cut import tariffs on a range of consumer items including apparel, cosmetics and home appliances from July 1, and would finalize a so-called negative list for foreign investment by the same date, following through on earlier pledges.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said Tuesday that he will wait and see what the "foolish Yankees" do next before following through on plans to fire four missiles at Guam, warning that if the U.S. continues its "extremely dangerous reckless actions," the strike would go ahead.
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"A lot of what he's doing was certainly pretty widely telegraphed during the campaign, so I think it's probably President Trump following through on candidate Trump's initiatives, and I think that we'll see how far this goes," said Jack Ablin, chief investment officer of Cresset Wealth Advisors.
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Even when the U.S. protested to the W.T.O. — as in the case of how China unfairly kept U.S. credit card companies out, then lost the arbitration case at the W.T.O. — China still dragged its feet before following through on promises made 17 years earlier to open up.
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New York City F.C., one of the top seeds in Major League Soccer's playoffs, announced Wednesday afternoon that it would move its home playoff game next weekend to Citi Field, following through on contingency plans created when it became clear a collision of dates was likely.
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Kyagulanyi attracted a youth following through songs critical of Museveni and his prominence rose due to an incident in August in which his driver was shot dead and he was detained and charged with treason over what authorities said was the stoning of the president's convoy.
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"I do not think President Xi has any intention of following through on any of the discussions we've made and I think the President is so dissatisfied with China on these so-called talks that he is keeping the pressure on and I support that," Kudlow said.
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Trump has been following through on pledges he made during his presidential campaign to get tough on China, which he accuses of unfair trade practices including theft of intellectual property and forced technology transfer that have led to a $375 billion U.S. trade deficit with China.
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Perhaps as a means of reasserting control, Kim Jong Un has become extremely belligerent, shutting down all links with South Korea and threatening thermonuclear war against his neighbor and the US. His father and grandfather used to make these threats all the time without following through.
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Act like you want to negotiate and come up with some outlandish view of what that negotiation means and try to wind up with early benefits to your side and not following through on what you have agreed to do, so, it&aposs not surprising I don&apost think.
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The actual definition of 5G is likely to remain nebulous for a while, but that isn't stopping Verizon from announcing today at Mobile World Congress that it's already begun testing the tech for its next-generation networks, following through on a 2015 promise to carry out trials this year.
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Analysts have speculated that America's tariffs could be phased out over time as China meets certain benchmarks, opens its markets to foreign firms, purchases billions of dollars of agricultural product from the United States and demonstrates that it is following through on commitments to respect American intellectual property.
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While Trump can justifiably argue that he is following through on his promises to disrupt a global trade system that many Americans feel has transferred prosperity from industrialized areas in the US to low-wage economies in the developing world, there are also clear losers from his approach.
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BOSTON, April 5 (Reuters) - Top asset manager BlackRock Inc on Thursday said it will offer new investment strategies and ETFs that exclude civilian firearms producers and retailers, following through on plans it outlined last month to study such products in the wake of a high school massacre in Florida.
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More than a year after Trump caused chaos in the airports by following through on a campaign promise and restricting travel from several Muslim-majority countries, the justices considered the legality of a third version of the original travel ban to decide whether the President ultimately exceeded his authority.
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"Just as I promised the American people from this podium 11 months ago, we enacted the biggest tax cuts and reform in American history," Trump said, a reminder to Americans that Republicans are capable of following through on promises after a period of policy stagnation under Barack Obama.
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If the president really wants to get the "little guys" back on their feet, he must focus his efforts on the critical domestic issues facing our country, beginning with following through on some of his more prominent promises made during the election — such as the trillion-dollar infrastructure bill.
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Trump's finance chief will appear in back-to-back hearings before the House Ways and Means Committee and Senate Finance Committee, following through on a pledge he made earlier this year to return to Capitol Hill after the President's fiscal 2020 budget was delivered to Congress on Monday.
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" In the meantime, having the threat hang over the regime's head serves a purpose, according to Risa Grais-Targow, director of the Latin America section at the Eurasia Group, who said that "there's a very low-level probability in terms of following through on the threat of military force.
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PARIS — The French police have arrested a prominent leader of the Yellow Vest movement for a second time, in a clear sign that the government is following through on a pledge to crack down on the protests that have shaken France for much of the past six weeks.
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"Talking about rule of law and protecting property rights is one thing, but actually following through on it is a very difficult thing for a system where the party has been so deeply embedded for a long time and the rule of law is secondary," Mr. Lardy said.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump backed off his threat to close the U.S.-Mexican border after howling from members of his own party, but he's following through with his other promise to stem migration: cutting off $500 million in U.S. aid to Central America's Northern Triangle – El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras.
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The state argues that Exxon did not do that and "when it began to appear that maybe Exxon was not following through on what it said about its use of a cost of carbon, the company share price took a hit" to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars.
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"To be honest, seeing someone create such a large following through automation and AI is pretty discouraging for me, and for anyone else who has put blood, sweat, and tears into building their online brands," Skyler Bouchard (@diningwithskyler), a New York City–based food Instagrammer with 175,000 followers, told BuzzFeed News.
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Ironically, Ned later loses his own head in this way, but the lesson remains true: Your words and your actions should coincide, and this sometimes means following through with difficult or unpleasant tasks, like lopping off heads when the rules call for it or slitting the throat of your daughter's direwolf.
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Zinke, a former Navy SEAL, is ideally suited to tackle the $12.5 billion issue facing the department just in estimated expenses for repairing and up-keeping our nation's parks and public lands as well as following through on his commitment to restore trust with states, Indian tribes, and local communities.
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" Josh Earnest, the White House press secretary, said Mr. Obama's trip, coming months after the crisis came to light, was intended "to demonstrate that while the public discussion of this situation doesn't retain the same spot in the limelight, the administration is committed to following through on helping that community recover.
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Update: An earlier version of this story positioned the €160 million fund as newly announced, when in actual fact it was disclosed in late 2017 and consists of a combination of Heartcore Fund III (seed and series A) and Heartcore Progression Alpha (growth fund following through on Heartcore's most successful companies).
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House Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE on Wednesday officially launched her bid to become Speaker, following through on her vow to seek reclaiming the Speaker's chair after an eight-year absence.
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"For now, broader economic conditions still look consistent with the BoE following through with a widely expected rate hike at its next MPC meeting in May," MUFG analysts said in a note, citing manufacturing data published earlier in the week that showed little sign of impact from March's poor weather.
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What they're saying: "We applaud President Trump for following through on his stated commitment to reducing crime, reforming our prisons and rehabilitating individuals who are hungry for a second chance," Mark Holden, general counsel at Koch Industries who recently launched the Safe Streets and Second Chances prison reform initiative, told Axios.
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"Even if the dispute escalates, with Trump following through on his threat to extend the 25 percent tariff to all of China's imports, the impacts on U.S. real G.D.P. and inflation would still be modest," Andrew Hunter, a senior United States economist at Capital Economics, wrote in a note to clients.
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The penalty is the largest to date under the European Union privacy law, known as the General Data Protection Regulation, which took effect in May, and shows that regulators are following through on a pledge to use the rules to push back against internet companies whose businesses depend on collecting data.
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President Trump is expected to head to West Virginia coal country, where in May 2016 that he donned a coal miner's helmet and vowed to strip away regulations on the industry, on Tuesday and is likely to use the moment to tell supporters that he is following through on that promise.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump on Sunday demanded that the Justice Department investigate whether the department or the F.B.I. "infiltrated or surveilled" his campaign at the behest of the Obama administration, following through on his frequent threats to intervene in the special counsel inquiry as he targets those he views as political enemies.
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President Donald Trump on Friday issued orders to ban transgender troops who require surgery or significant medical treatment from serving in the military except in select cases — following through on a controversial pledge last year that has been under review by the Pentagon and is being fought out in the courts.
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Although friends and foes alike faulted him for not following through on his threat to retaliate when Syria gassed its own people in 2013, Mr. Obama would counter that he had actually achieved a better result through an agreement with President Bashar al-Assad to surrender all of his chemical weapons.
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The plaintiffs claim in a 145-page lawsuit that Mount Carmel Health System, former CEO Ed Lamb and Trinity Health Corporation, the parent company of Mount Carmel, fired those who worked with Dr. William Husel at Mount Carmel West Hospital for their alleged complicit behavior in following through on Husel's prescriptions.
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The pair amassed a following through a free-flowing talk show on Viceland; before it ended last summer, it distinguished itself from other late-night shows through a lack of structure, with episodes that tended to feel like extended hangouts with Desus and Mero; there were no traditional opening monologues.
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In terms of computer use that means being suspicious of emails and messages that pop up over social media, thinking twice about following through on pop-ups and prompts on your machine, and being very careful about the information you part with, whether that's over the web, in person or over the phone.
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"Were we to see an escalation - with Washington following through with their threat of 25 percent tariffs on 200 billion dollars of Chinese imports - then we would expect another bout of yuan weakness as the currency adjusts to a weaker Chinese economic outlook," said Viraj Patel, a currency analysts with ING in London.
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LONDON — The British government said on Tuesday that it would toughen terrorism sentences and end early release for serious offenders, following through on promises made by Prime Minister Boris Johnson in November after a convicted terrorist who had been automatically released carried out an attack that killed two people near London Bridge.
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The release of Mr. Trump's guest list came as the president prepared to argue that, despite accusations about his administration's relationship with Russia, the botched rollout of a travel ban covering seven majority-Muslim nations and other problems, he is following through on crucial campaign promises, particularly on illegal immigration and national security.
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"North Koreans did not meet their commitments, in part, because they did not believe the United States and its partners were following through on their commitments to deliver energy, food supplies, or to 'normalize' relations and end what North Korea sees as the United States' 'hostile' policy toward the North," he said.
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Trump is set to deliver his State of the Union speech to Congress on Tuesday, and is reported to be planning to roll out the White House's immigration plan in an official announcement either during his speech or in the surrounding days, following through on a major campaign promise to address infrastructure reform.
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The U.S. import tariffs of 255 percent on steel and 10 percent on aluminum, set to become effective on March 23, have raised alarms among trading partners that Trump is following through on his threats to dismantle the decades-old trading system based around World Trade Organization rules in favor of unilateral U.S. actions.
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The decision prompted the resignation of Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE, who had reportedly attempted to dissuade Trump from following through with the order.
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But, any move by Beijing to correct its bad behavior or to reduce unfair trade practices must appear to have come from President Xi. He must look like he is following through on long-standing policies as well as doing the right thing for his country; he cannot appear to bow to Trump's White House.
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President Obama's agreement in Paris in 28503 was a bad idea then, and President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE is certainly justified in following through by pulling out of this one-sided deal.
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Saudi Arabia is "absolutely committed" to following through on the OPEC cut deal regardless of the change in leadership, agreed Helima Croft, global head of commodity strategy at RBC Capital Markets, speaking Wednesday on CNBC, adding that the key question regarding oil policy now was the country's time horizon with regard to the impending IPO.
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" House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff, a California Democrat, has slammed his House Republican counterparts for not following through to obtain phone records to determine to whom Trump Jr. had spoken, writing last year that "the committee has not pursued leads to determine who called Trump Jr. at this crucial time from a blocked number.
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"I do not think President Xi has any intention of following through on any of the discussions we've made and I think the President is so dissatisfied with China on these so-called talks that he is keeping the pressure on and I support that," Trump's top economic advisor, Larry Kudlow, said last week.
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As Daly was meeting and greeting the dwindling faithful in a parking lot, it was impossible not to notice the huge billboard across the street bearing the image of one of the tour's current stars, Jason Day, following through after a big swing: a larger-than-life reminder of Daly's former larger-than-life role.
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"While we respect the Judge's decision and take responsibility for recklessly not following through doctor recommended follow-ups, we stand by the fact (that her son) had medical problems as verified by the numerous rounds of (tests) and procedures performed by various doctors that were determined by their independent evaluation," Hyde said in a statement to CNN.
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It is also why the company has built "behavioral health" into its platform, combining health coaching, peer support via other people going through the program, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy if pre-screening shows that a patient is at risk of not following through due to, for example, a fear of making their condition worse by moving an affected joint.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (I-Vt.) on Sunday said President Trump has not been following through on the economic promises he made during the campaign.
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Trump campaigned on a platform of overhauling the VA, and despite a robust legislative agenda aimed at following through on those campaign promises, the VA's priorities over the last several months have included gallivanting through Europe, defending questionable research programs, and delaying the release of a much-needed strategic plan on the future of the Veterans Choice program.
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But how far Mr. Koch and his groups go in following through with their latest threats was the subject of cynical speculation this week from Republicans and conservatives across a wide spectrum of the party — from pro-Trump leaders and groups to more establishment-aligned interests that usually fight alongside the Kochs in Washington's legislative trenches.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump on Thursday named Kris W. Kobach, the Kansas secretary of state who has pressed for aggressive measures to crack down on undocumented immigrants, to a commission investigating vote fraud, following through on his unsubstantiated claim that millions of "illegals" voted for his Democratic rival and robbed him of victory in the national popular vote.
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"I don't think President Xi at the moment has any intention of following through on the discussion we made, and I think the president is so dissatisfied with China on these so-called talks that he is keeping the pressure on — and I support that," Kudlow said in an interview at CNBC's Delivering Alpha conference in New York.
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The obstacles Mr. Bannon and the Mercers face are formidable: the well-funded resistance of mainstream Republicans; a shortage of viable anti-establishment candidates like Roy Moore, the victor in Tuesday's Alabama Republican Senate primary; an absence of political infrastructure for supporting them; and their own reputations for not always following through on big political plans.
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SINGAPORE — Among the concerns following President Donald Trump's summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Singapore was that all Kim wanted was a photo of himself next to the president of the United States — and that he has no intention of following through with his pledge to work toward denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.
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As my colleague Matt Yglesias has pointed out, Trump is mostly following through on the policy proposals he campaigned on — but a lot of his supporters were less invested in his policy proposals and more invested in the vague promises he made at rallies, promises of jobs returning to the United States and an end to crime.
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While Iran's leaders were previously apprehensive or even a little afraid of Trump — who had repeatedly promised during his campaign to go after Iran for its nuclear program and support for sectarian militias around the region — many in Tehran are now realizing they have little to worry about when it comes to Trump following through on hyperbolic threats.
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Vice President Pence said Tuesday that President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchedule for additional depositions in impeachment inquiry revealed Sondland attorney disputes key portions of Taylor testimony: report Impeachment inquiry might be public by mid-November: report MORE is following through on his promise to bring U.S. troops home from Syria and talked up the prospect of a permanent ceasefire in the region.
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Driving the news: President Trump raised tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods from 10% to 25% overnight, following through on his threat from earlier this week, and could move to impose new tariffs on all Chinese exports to the U.S. The trade war also would likely bring major changes to the policies of the Federal Reserve and European Central Bank.
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"Zuma announced the establishment of a commission of inquiry at a time when he was under pressure but ... he has little intention of following through," Democratic Alliance Federal Council Chairperson James Selfe said in a statement "His (Zondo) press conference was little more than a cry for help, letting South Africa know that the Judiciary's hands are tied," Selfe said.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE issued an executive order Friday freezing federal workers' pay for 28503, following through on a pledge earlier this year to nix an across-the-board pay increase.
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The president has also left the door open to following through on his threatened 5% tariff on all Mexican imports if America's southern neighbor does not curb migration to the U.S. Iowa's Republican U.S. senators and governor had warned the duties would not only damage the Hawkeye State's economy, but also jeopardize passage of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, the president's replacement of NAFTA.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Monday signed a major disaster declaration for the areas affected by the ongoing wildfires in California, following through on a request made over the weekend by California Gov.
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McConnell has drawn criticism from Democrats for following through on Kavanaugh's confirmation in a midterm election season after the majority leader refused to give Judge Merrick GarlandMerrick Brian GarlandLaw professor: Court-packing should be 'last resort' Here's how senators can overcome their hyperpartisanship with judicial nominees McConnell campaign criticized for tombstone with challenger's name MORE a hearing during former President Obama's final year in office.
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Blair is unpopular in the U.K. — but that's precisely what liberated him to say what many in British politics know to be true but won't say: Brexit was a stupid idea, based on an old political fantasy of a minority of conservatives; it was sold with bogus data; and following through on it will make Britain poorer, weaker and more isolated — and Europe more unstable.
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Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk is following through on his threat to step down from his positions on advisory councils in the White House after President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE announced Thursday that the U.S. would withdraw from the Paris climate agreement.
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"We're now at the end of August, and DOJ's actions in court are still not following through on the president's promises from the Rose Garden in May, or the campaign trail last year," said Montse Alvarado, the executive director of the Becket Fund, a religious liberty law firm that has participated in both cases on behalf of religious groups seeking to protect their liberties from government infringement.
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The Chinese government said it is moving forward with its promise to pull back on carbon emissions following the signing of Trump's executive order that rolls back Obama-era climate change policy, per AP. A foreign ministry spokesman, Lu Kang, said Wednesday that curbing climate change is a "challenge faced by all mankind" and reiterated that Beijing was committed to following through on its pledges under the Paris agreement.
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Everyone else is in love, though: from Wilson (Camilla Luddington) and Karev (Justin Chambers) kissing on a Seattle bridge in the opening to Maggie (Kelly McCreary) and Jackson ( Jesse Williams ) kissing in the elevator to Bailey (Chandra Wilson) and Warren (Jason Georg) kissing and not following through in their bed to Koracick (Greg Germann) who is in love with himself and wants to name Amelia's procedure after himself.
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Trump will have to take private land to build his border wall — and it won't be cheap Trump will have to take private land to build his border wall — and it won't be cheap President Donald Trump issued an executive order Wednesday that directs the Department of Homeland Security to start following through on his signature campaign promise: building an "impenetrable and beautiful" wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Regardless of who he picks for those leadership slots, Eisen said, the DOJ leaders will be dealing with conflict of interest challenges if they're "made to pursue a political agenda" in following through on the Republican's campaign promise to prosecute Clinton over her use of a private email server, as well as in how they'd handle evidence if law enforcement went down any paths that weren't favorable to Trump.
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Susan Collins (ME), Lisa Murkowski (AK), and John McCain (AZ), but the balance of power in the upper chamber has shifted even more in the GOP's favor since then.) But Democrats in the House are pushing this bill, both show the American people they are following through on their campaign promises, and to demonstrate what they would do if they took back control of the Senate and the White House in 2020.
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For example, in Teen Wolf fandom, fans of the "Sterek" ship (Derek/Stiles) have frequently accused the show of "queerbaiting," or exploiting their specific queer male pairing without any intention of following through on it — even though the show's creator, Jeff Davis, is a gay man who has already inserted several queer relationships in the show's storylines, and even though Sterek, as it currently exists within canon, is a physically abusive relationship.
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A Hamas spokesperson is warning President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE that following through with his promise to move the U.S. Embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem would "add more oil on the fire" in the region, Al Jazeera reported on Wednesday.
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Christie, who criticized Cruz for refusing to endorse Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE during his primetime speech at the Republican National Convention on Wednesday, said that Cruz "richly deserved the reputation he developed" for not following through on his pledge to support the nominee.
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