Once the grass is pulped, it's forced through a tiny opening.
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Viewers are forced through the decorated birth canal, and it crowds quickly.
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But in July the president forced through a referendum that ruined the agreement.
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Other RTHK staff said the move had been forced through without broader consultation.
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The remaining payments were forced through, but the writing was on the wall.
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Yet, in order to get each new world, you're forced through it every time.
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He forced through the closure of dozens of underused schools and clashed with teachers.
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Further changes forced through in 5603 extended its duration from five to seven years.
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I also wonder what it means about black spaces that are forced through segregation.
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But enlightenment, historically, is, sadly, often forced through the crucible of violence, death and injustice.
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Major legislation being forced through along partisan lines heads for a climactic holiday-season vote.
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"It was forced through to a vote while Council members still have differences," he said.
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At one point crowds forced through barriers blocking access to the presidential palace, the Mouradia.
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It's also payback for the way Republicans forced through some early nominees without the proper paperwork.
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But after many iterations, legislators forced through a bill in 2017 that ended the opt-out option.
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The state District Attorneys Association alleged that it was forced through without enough time for public comment.
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As the spirit evaporates and is pushed through the still's neck, it gets forced through a second chamber.
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Cells would be grown in large quantities outside the body, then forced through the nozzle of a printer.
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But, during his year in power, critics say he became an authoritarian leader who forced through a conservative agenda.
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Proposals that may affect the spending of public money, which require only a simple majority, could also be forced through.
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The process has trundled along slowly since being forced through parliament in 22017 by Junichiro Koizumi, the then-prime minister.
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Some hardline Brexiteers say Parliament should be suspended so that no-deal can be forced through—in the name of democracy.
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By applying pressure, saline water is forced through a semipermeable membrane–basically very thin plastic sheets with tiny holes in it.
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At the center of the unrest is the Citizenship Amendment Act, which Prime Minister Narendra Modi forced through parliament last week.
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But there's also no telling which bills might get attached to must-pass legislation, or get forced through in other ways.
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IAG has forced through big cuts to jobs and pay at British Airways and Iberia of Spain, as has Lufthansa in Germany.
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The upheaval in the state Legislature comes after conservative Republicans forced through income tax cuts in 22019 and 2013 at Brownback's request.
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After weeks of protests against France's controversial new labour laws, François Hollande, the president, forced through the reforms without a parliamentary vote.
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At MosquitoMate's labs in Lexington, immature mosquitoes are forced through a sieve-like mechanism that separates the smaller males from the females.
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The administration and congressional Democrats shouldn't have forced through Congress without any opposition or support a socioeconomic change as massive as Obamacare.
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Less than a year after a watered-down version of the bill was finally forced through the assembly, Mr Macron launched En Marche!
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Before parliament was suspended, lawmakers forced through legislation which forces the prime minister to seek a three-month delay to Brexit on Oct.
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In late 2014, Republicans in Congress had forced through a sudden $346 million cut to the IRS&apos budget, and money was tight.
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The man would be served with the warrant while he was still locked up; no other woman would be forced through that terrible ordeal.
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As the suspension moved up and down, hydraulic fluid from the absorber would be forced through their device, turning a rotor that generated electricity.
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In the last decade, the European Commission forced through the renegotiation of billions of dollars of LNG contracts after finding destination clauses hurt competition.
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With 41 Republican votes and all Democrats in support, the rule could be forced through without going through committee or gaining approval from leadership.
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And, over the objections of Democratic leaders Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid, he forced through another colossal trade deal that will cost American jobs.
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Even Saudi Arabia, a monarchy with its own collectives and institutions, though deeply troubled, has forced through changes that disfavor a certain old elite.
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But with his Socialist party holding only 1103 of 350 parliamentary seats, Mr. Sánchez forced through the higher minimum wage with an executive order.
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After impurities are taken out, the sea water is then forced through membranes under high pressure to force water through but leave the salt behind.
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At particular issue is the so-called loi travail: a labor-reform law that the government forced through parliament without a vote back in March.
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The country was three years into the nationwide prohibition of alcohol which had been forced through by the po-faced campaigners of the temperance movement.
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This is very interesting, as confident gamers can leap into the fray, but those who struggle more with combat aren't forced through a trial by fire.
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A series of towers can create a sort of canyon, as on many Manhattan streets, where wind is forced through a narrow channel, speeding it up.
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The former general's 50% devaluation of the Egyptian pound in 2016 mirrors a partial currency loosening in 2004 forced through by reformists in Mubarak's own cabinet.
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The dough cooks in the extruder, and as it's forced through the exit, moisture escapes in a flash of steam and the stuff expands into a puff.
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Legislators and lobbyists in Washington, D.C., can argue for months over how to fix ObamaCare, the healthcare legislation forced through Congress in 2202 under President Obama's tutelage.
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In 2010, China forced through electoral reforms that increased its power, using vague — and since-broken — promises of greater freedom to win over skeptical lawmakers and citizens.
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Instead, Republican leadership forced through approval of a $1.3 trillion spending spree that sent the federal government on a path to trillion-dollar deficits as early as 2020.
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Under a rules change Republicans forced through earlier this year, senators can confirm district judges with only two hours of debate after the defeat of a Democratic filibuster.
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Over time, African-Americans in the Washington metropolitan area may be forced through demographic change to cede some power in the District, which has a population of 672,228.
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A divided Senate is now set to kick off opening arguments in Trump's impeachment trial today after Republicans forced through a resolution establishing the procedures early this morning.
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The album is far more stripped-down than his previous work, and forced through the process of Skeleton Tree's inception, Cave's pain was so finely ground, it became transparent.
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The naegleria fowleri amoeba, which enters the brain via water forced through the nasal cavity, is the world's second-leading cause of parasitic death, killing upward of 30,000 a year.
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Congressional Republicans have absolutely no mandate for their extremist agenda — they have repeatedly forced through anti-worker legislation in the states with no advance notice — but this will not matter.
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Rather than comply with local law in Austin, Uber and Lyft forced through state-level legislation that superseded Austin's local regulations and allowed the companies to return to the city.
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The government's labour law, which it forced through parliament on May 12th without a vote, thanks to a rarely used article of the constitution, was designed to loosen such constraints.
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The limited overhauls he had earlier proposed — opening up intercity bus routes and loosening restrictions on Sunday work hours — had to be forced through Parliament last year by the Socialists.
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UK Prime Minister Theresa May's government was defeated on Wednesday, when lawmakers forced through changes to its Brexit blueprint that ministers said could endanger Britain's departure from the European Union.
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Eventually, Obama got fed up and forced through over 1,700 commutations by cranking the broken machine harder and attempting to marshal an army of volunteer lawyers to advocate for petitioners.
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"Now we will see if this is why PiS forced through the reform of the Supreme Court," tweeted Robert Biedron, leader of one of the parties in the Left bloc.
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Scott Walker (R-Wis.) have forced through "right to work" laws, a perversely named policy that decimates the ability of workers to bargain collectively and rules that keep workers safe.
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When I felt I was making progress it was a calming feeling, as though a cloud of buzzing, disparate information were being forced through a funnel, into a clear stream.
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Colombian authorities uploaded a video of the alleged head of the Barrio King criminal organization being forced through a scrum of journalists and shoved into a waiting plane on Sunday.
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He stresses the need for co-operation with other parties: in Egypt the post-revolution constitution was forced through by Islamists; in Tunisia, though, it passed with the backing of secularists.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May's government was defeated on Wednesday, when lawmakers forced through changes to its Brexit blueprint that ministers said could endanger Britain's departure from the European Union.
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"With this vote, Ireland has shown the world the need for compassion and a rejection of the outdated belief that a woman should be forced through pregnancy against her consent," she said.
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Those reforms, which the government forced through the lower house of parliament without a vote to dodge a rebellion, have infuriated trade unions and driven a wedge through the ruling Socialist Party.
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Usually, bills take weeks to be approved by the House of Commons and the House of Lords, but this process would need to be forced through in as little as three days.
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Ajax wanted to sell him to Real Madrid but Cruyff forced through a transfer to Barcelona in 20133, to join his former coach and father-figure Rinus Michels who was then manager.
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"This is pretty basic — every single Democratic senator's support for judicial nominees dropped significantly when the Republicans forced through a rule change to further limit debate on judicial nominees," the campaign said.
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Trans women forced through male puberty would have to undergo electrolysis to remove facial hair and may be left with a body frame (shoulder and hip width) that would be unchangeable surgically.
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Those changes, considered hugely significant in a country where some officials have clung to power for decades, were forced through after intense lobbying from a group called "Atletas pelo Brasil" (Athletes for Brasil).
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The action camera company has also been forced through layoffs, having cut its staff by 7 percent in January of last year and then another 15 percent, or about 200 employees, in November.
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But being forced through a humbling coming-to-terms encounter with the puzzle of our true inner self will never allow us to reassemble the Humpty Dumpty pieces of our old identity again.
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But being forced through a humbling coming-to-terms encounter with the puzzle of our true inner self will never allow us to reassemble the Humpty Dumpty pieces of our old identity again.
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They forced through a change that reduced to two hours, from 30, the maximum time allowed for debating most executive branch nominations after an initial vote to bring the matter to a close.
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They're forced through the humiliating experience of pitching their app—one is described as the "eBay for the Snapchat generation"—while literally riding down an escalator, like some sort of second-rate Donald Trump.
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In July, the Socialist government forced through parliament reforms designed to make France's protective labor laws more flexible, in part by allowing firms to tailor pay and work terms to their needs more easily.
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There is no evidence that he cultivated a particularly unusual persona; his unique energy seems to have been all forced through the fine point of his art, which focused it into an intense beam.
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The new law, forced through parliament in July, is designed to make France's protective labor laws more flexible, in part by allowing firms to tailor pay and work terms to their needs more easily.
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McConnell couldn&apost stop the bills and risk looking weak when the legislation was likely forced through, and the White House couldn&apost find a Senator willing to stand up and stop its passage.
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Morsy -- a senior member of the Muslim Brotherhood — campaigned on appealing to the broadest possible audience, however during his year in power critics say he became an authoritarian leader who forced through a conservative agenda.
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More than half of Orkney's councillors have forced through a motion demanding an investigation into "greater autonomy or self-determination" amid the vote to leave the European Union and a possible second independence referendum. bit.
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But Paul, seeking to circumvent a state ban on appearing on the ballot for two offices at the same time, forced through a change where Kentucky Republicans would hold caucuses instead to choose their nominee.
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Though EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini called the announcement by the Tunis-based council "an essential step", critics say the agreement was forced through too quickly without all groups and factions being evenly represented.
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Parliament was barely to be seen last year when Mr. Macron forced through changes to France's rigid labor code to allow companies more flexibility in negotiating directly with workers, and to limit payouts after layoffs.
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While there are still some fears among the rebels that Downing Street could try and renege on its commitment to let the bill pass, it appears all but certain that the legislation will be forced through.
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A main punching bag has also been the peace deal with the FARC, which was narrowly voted down in a referendum in 2016, but forced through Congress by Mr. Santos after minor changes to the text.
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The same efficiency calculations explain why larger animals have bolts forced through their brains, are shackled, and have their throats cut, and smaller animals like poultry are killed by electrocution and beheading after being shackled upside-down.
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Gay families may be forced through exposure to straight families in the schoolyard to explain sexual intercourse at a time before any of them feel ready, especially as some parents flaunt their heterosexuality for all to see.
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The deal was struck down by a popular vote late last year, only to be forced through Congress by President Juan Manuel Santos, who won the Nobel Peace Prize for pursuing an end to decades of conflict.
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Produced from water from the adjacent Red Sea that is forced through salt-separating membranes, it is piped into the campus's gleaming lab buildings and the shops, restaurants and cookie-cutter homes of the surrounding planned neighborhoods.
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Park's father, Park Chung-hee, who took power in a coup in 1961 and served as leader until he was assassinated by his spy chief in 1979, forced through a constitutional amendment in 1972 to extend his presidency.
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However, an alliance of opposition lawmakers and rebels from Johnson's Conservative Party forced through a law earlier this month which compels him to delay Brexit for three months if he has not agreed a deal by Oct. 19.
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However, an alliance of opposition lawmakers and rebels from Johnson's Conservative Party forced through a law earlier this month which compels him to delay Brexit for three months if he has not agreed a deal by Oct. 19.
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Trans women forced through male puberty would then have to undergo painful and expensive electrolysis to remove facial hair and may be left with a body frame (shoulder and hip width) that would be unchangeable by any surgeries.
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"This will be assembly-line justice, where large numbers of defendants are forced through the system without adequate time to consult counsel," Cecillia Wang, a deputy legal director at the American Civil Liberties Union, said in a statement.
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His one major reform push, forced through a reluctant Parliament last year, did little more than open up intercity travel in France to commercial buses — a first — and allow large stores in some tourist areas to open on Sunday.
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When Democrats attempted to filibuster the confirmation of Justice Neil M. Gorsuch in 2017, Republicans forced through a change in Senate procedure that eliminated the requirement that a nominee must win a supermajority of 60 votes before final approval.
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Prime Minister Matteo Renzi has forced through parliament a contested bill to recognise civil unions between same-sex and heterosexual couples and relieve Italy of its status as the only major western country to have not yet done so.
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But once he could no longer write down equations, theories had to be translated into geometry in his head; and after a tracheotomy in 1985, the ocean of his thinking had to be forced through a cumbersome and narrow technological aperture.
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"It's important to realize how we got to Obamacare in the first place, back in 2009 and 2010, House and Senate Democrats forced through a 2,700-page health care bill that no one read and no one understood," he said.
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"It's important to realize how we got to Obamacare in the first place, back in 22020 and 22020, House and Senate Democrats forced through a 260,700-page health care bill that no one read and no one understood," he said.
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Republicans forced through a resolution establishing the procedures for Trump's trial early Wednesday, following hours of heated debate, stopping Democratic-led efforts to include a deal for additional witnesses and documents related to Ukraine from the onset of the trial.
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As Thrones scrambles to wrap up its massive narrative, a story that in its complete form creator George R.R. Martin claims would take five more seasons, romantically entangled characters are being forced through emotional gymnastics to support big plot developments.
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Before the suspension, an alliance of opposition lawmakers backed by rebel members of Johnson's Conservative Party forced through the law requiring him to ask the EU to push back the deadline if no exit deal is agreed by Oct. 19.
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Many in this East African nation do not see a positive outcome no matter the results of the vote, which President Pierre Nkurunziza&aposs government forced through despite widespread opposition and the concerns of the United States and others warning of continued bloodshed.
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"Congress would have to act quickly, it would have to be forced through and rank-and-file members wouldn't have much of a chance to review or change it," said Ed Lorenzen, senior adviser for the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget.
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Japan's government forced through more competition in the country's regionalised $130 billion power market in the wake of the Fukushima nuclear crisis earlier this decade, by allowing new entrants, encouraging renewables and supporting market-based trading of power alongside bilateral sales by utilities.
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"You'll regret this, and you may regret this a lot sooner than you think," McConnell wrote at the top of his commentary, quoting his own admonishment to Democrats as then-Majority Leader Harry Reid, a Democrat from Nevada, forced through that rules change.
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Corbyn said his priority was making sure a no-deal Brexit would not happen after opposition lawmakers forced through legislation saying the prime minister must ask for a new extension from the EU if no deal is in place by Oct. 19.
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Last month, opposition lawmakers and rebels from Johnson's Conservative Party forced through a law requiring Johnson to request a Brexit extension but Johnson, while promising to abide by the legislation, has said Britain would leave the EU, "do or die", on Oct. 31.
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Senate Republicans forced through a resolution that established the trial rules in the early morning hours on Wednesday, paving the way for House Democrats to begin giving their opening arguments later in the day when the trial kicks off at 1 p.m.
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"Republicans just forced through a lifetime promotion to the highest court in America for the least popular nominee in history in order to protect the least popular president in history," Jesse Ferguson, a former deputy executive director at the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, told Broadly.
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"There's only so much money that can be forced through the emergency phase," an ARC spokeswoman told me when I asked how it was possible that just a third of the money it had raised had even been committed, much less spent, two years later.
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Given that just about anyone who travels through an airport is forced through the security line and uses those bins (unless you're a celebrity who doesn't have to travel amongst the rest of us plebs), it makes sense that they'd be pretty germ-infected.
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And so, slogging through games with durations of many hours, on the "as-intended" difficulty modes, and hitting countless brick walls that previously could have been forced through after a number of attempts, lost its appeal—I wanted to see the end of these things.
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The Trump administration had argued that banning vulgar terms and sexually indecent images did not discriminate against anyone's viewpoint, and that the government should not be forced through the trademark system to promote words and images that would be shocking or profane to the public.
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Some of his victims were held at one of his properties where they were not allowed to leave without his permission, and were forced "through a combination of fraud, coercion, psychological force and manipulation, and physical force" to perform sex acts, the lawsuit says.
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As the Bay Area, once home to the "Harlem of the West," is forced through changes faster than it can adapt to them—take, for example, the Compton's Cafeteria riot, the gay rights movement, or the Beats—lost a lot of what made it brilliant.
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That person is Yanis Varoufakis, a self-described "erratic Marxist" who served as the Greek finance minister when European leaders forced through dramatic tax hikes and spending cuts in exchange for the emergency loans Athens needed to make payments on more than 350 billion dollars of debt.
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An important story on CNBC this week discussed a new NBC/Wall Street Journal survey that found, as other polls have found, that the tax bill forced through by Trump Republicans through abusive procedures, which was never broadly popular, continues to sag even more in public esteem.
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But Roberta Elicelia Castillo Isturiz, 77, was not about to sit out regional elections on Sunday in Venezuela, the country's first election in the months since President Nicolás Maduro forced through a major consolidation of power that most of the nation's neighbors say amounts to a dictatorship.
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Last year, Ms. Klobuchar voted for far fewer of Mr. Trump's judges over all and none of his appeals court nominees, according to Demand Justice — a shift her campaign attributes to a protest by Democratic senators to rule changes forced through by Republicans in early 2019.
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When Robert M. Gates served as defense secretary during the most bloody periods of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, he overruled senior generals and forced through a speedy development of more heavily armored MRAPs — mine-resistant, ambush-protected vehicles — to save American lives from roadside bombs.
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Here in the United Kingdom, every script the political establishment has tried to force down our throats has been flipped this summer, which leads me to speculate that the neoliberal consensus forced through by Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher decades ago is slowly coming to an end.
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A common refrain regarding higher alcohol prices, whether forced through higher taxes or higher minimum prices, is they unfairly target and hurt all drinkers, even responsible ones, and that people who drink excessively — and may be addicted, after all — are going to drink no matter what the price is.
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In a move that demonstrates a clear disinterest in listening to the people who actually know what they're talking about, the United States House of Representatives in mid-December forced through a bill containing a $1.15 trillion spending plan, as well as controversial cybersecurity legislation — the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act (CISA).
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Democrats held united against the legislation and are gearing up to attack it in the coming months as a reckless giveaway to the rich that was forced through along partisan lines and does little for the middle-class voters Mr. Trump promised would be the chief beneficiaries of his tenure.
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A trip behind the charcutier's counter involves seeing whole slabs of muscle and fat cubed and forced through a meat grinder, all of which then gets jammed into a piece of old intestine that looks like a wet, used condom before getting tied off into links and dried, smoked, roasted, or grilled.
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The military construction and veterans' spending bill forced through by House Republicans with no debate early Thursday morning contains $1.1 billion for Zika preparation and prevention — but it also contains some poison-pill provisions that are likely to drive off any Democratic support, notably one restricting the use of the money by Planned Parenthood.
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But thus far, they haven't due to a clever workaround advanced by congressional Republicans — the GOP has forced through a measure that prevents the Securities and Exchange Commission from spending any money to draft and create the corporate disclosure rule, according to Lisa Gilbert, director of Congress Watch for the nonprofit watchdog Public Citizen.
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But he is still seeking pension payments that were forced through by members of the executive committee — including several that ended up being charged in the United States indictments — that allow for retired officials to continue to earn hundreds of thousands of dollars for what at the time amounted to a few days of work a year.
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"I am disappointed that the representatives of TAG and Mumtalakat, the other main shareholders in McLaren, have forced through this decision to place me on gardening leave, despite the strong warnings from the rest of the management team about the potential consequences of their actions on the business," he said in a statement on Nov. 15.
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Democrats called it a power grab but, in the end, could complain only so much, as they first used the controversial tactic in 2013 to make it dramatically easier to break filibusters of almost all President Barack Obama's nominees -- except those to the Supreme Court -- a much more substantial curtailing of minority rights than the changes forced through by Republicans Wednesday.
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Companies like Clif Bar, based in California and steeped in the outdoor identity of biking and health, and Chobani, which opened the largest yogurt factory in the world there a few years ago, were also changing the nature of a job for their Twin Falls employees, and for workers at other companies that were being forced, through competition, to up their pay and benefits.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzGOP strategist predicts Biden will win nomination, cites fundraising strength 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE (R-Texas) suggested on Friday that Republicans would have kept control of the House had they forced through funding for Trump's long-promised border wall while they still had control of both chambers of Congress.
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Senate Republicans forced through a resolution establishing the rules for President TrumpDonald John TrumpMnuchin knocks Greta Thunberg's activism: Study economics and then 'come back' to us The Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' What to watch for on Day 21625 of Senate impeachment trial MORE's impeachment trial in the early morning hours Wednesday, rejecting Democrats' demands for additional witnesses and documents at the outset of the proceeding.
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Earlier this year, she signed off on Prime Minister Boris Johnson's request to suspend Parliament for an unusually long period of time, which political commentators speculated would have forced through a hard Brexit without the legislative body's approval — hardly the move of someone who was pushing for the UK to remain in the EU. That move was overturned by the country's highest court, which determined that Johnson's request was unlawful.
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