The Democrats have nine months to hammer home their message.
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This latest example Down Under should hammer home the message.
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She continued to hammer home this theme in the days after.
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Instead, he just wanted to hammer home his approved talking points.
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That tweet appeared to hammer home his earlier point about unfair advantages.
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To hammer home the point, Iran then shot down an American surveillance drone.
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Republicans tried to help Mr. Barr hammer home the report's top-line findings.
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That makes it vital to hammer home to voters exactly what you represent.
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It's a point it behooves Democrats to hammer home, and they did, many times.
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He also invoked the memory of two Democratic presidents to hammer home his point.
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The assumption is that he will hammer home the Republican Party's accomplishments (The Hill).
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In court, Choi need only hammer home that Yanez's actions were dangerous, careless and unreasonable.
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Over the course of the show, we've seen the writers hammer home a key point.
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To really hammer home her point, Ms. McCaughey even read some "Formation" lyrics on air.
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Columbia Sportswear wants the price tags to hammer home how the tariffs are impacting consumers.
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Apple took the unprecedented step Monday of writing to Congress to hammer home its denial.
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To hammer home this point, Breitfeld presented a slide that featured an outline of the FF91.
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It would also be misplaced to immediately use Matthew to hammer home concerns about climate change.
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But we just continued to hammer home 'let's run; let's run; let's get out and run.
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The job now is to hammer home the importance of our two most important retirement programs.
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"It's going to pass," he said, and the caucus will attempt to hammer home that message.
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"It's going to pass," he said, and the caucus will attempt to hammer home that message.
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But Mr. Macron, rather than accepting the apology, seemed to want to hammer home his point.
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The tour will aim to hammer home both President Barack Obama's legacy as well as Clinton's vision.
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Kaine used Trump's tax record to hammer home that Trump cannot relate to middle class economic struggles.
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But to circle back a second to the Travis through line, just to hammer home this point.
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I WANT to hammer home a point that we made in a piece a few weeks ago.
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McSally leveraged her closing remarks to hammer home the image of Sinema as an anti-war activist.
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Consequently, some parents have felt pressure to hammer home Black Panther's heroism through the lens of race.
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And then, to really hammer home Treviso's extreme elegance, she showed me the planet's most beautiful pawnshop.
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The shootings hammer home why Chicago has become a poster city for a rise in gun violence.
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Why not use a platform like this to hammer home the central opening argument of his campaign?
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Ms. Cao does not hammer home any ideological message but lets the movie's emotional tenor do the job.
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To reinforce a point or hammer home a grievance, he may twist his torso into a baroque pose.
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"Watchmen" works hard to hammer home that racism is bad, but doesn't look deeply into how it works.
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But she didn't hammer home this argument or make it strenuously enough that it created a lasting effect.
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This month, his campaign invested $4 million for ads in four swing states to hammer home his immigration message.
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It's unclear whether Trump did raise any concerns, but he sure didn't hammer home the point, by any account.
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Hammond sought to hammer home his message in a speech he was due to give later on Wednesday in Berlin.
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"Democracy" is Rice's attempt to hammer home the idea of democracy promotion as a key goal for American foreign policy.
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They also hammer home Apple's desire to edit itself into your basic understanding of what makes a person a person.
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It's an impressive feat, and one that Hastings really wants to hammer home for investors as the streaming wars gear up.
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Relentlessly hammer home the message that while ISIS positions itself as the defender of Muslims, its victims are overwhelmingly fellow Muslims.
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Mr. Trump's emphasis on national strength, he said, is meant to hammer home that "weak leadership" from Mr. Obama and Mrs.
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But the Democrats aren't doing enough to hammer home how expensive the Republican alternative to the Green New Deal really is.
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White House officials on Thursday weren't going out of their way to hammer home the importance of the 2202 percent rate.
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And Democratic votes against the tax law have found their way into the Republican arsenal to help hammer home that point.
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The major point Bill Gates was trying to hammer home is that a science adviser would be especially useful in a crisis.
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Trump must hammer home how his plan to boost all three contrasts drastically with Hillary's Red Army march of tax-hike destruction.
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To hammer home the point, Sansa's complicated family friend Littlefinger notices that Margaery has become an influencer for an audience of one.
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Whether it was "don't do drugs" or "Kel loves orange soda (LOL)," each episode seemed to hammer home a point about life.
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We need more writers like her to hammer home the message that we had better stop mistreating one another and our planet.
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She would work closely with pro-choice groups and hammer home in her arguments that what the justices decided in Planned Parenthood v.
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On Friday, all imams in Egypt were instructed to hammer home a single point during their weekly sermons: demonstrations will not be allowed.
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That worry points toward the best strategy for Democrats to follow: Hammer home a few simple story lines about Trump and his enablers.
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Biden needs to hammer home, again and again, that Trump is unfit, unqualified and unable to fight for anything moral, ethical or just.
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Senators used some of the ads and posts from those fake accounts to hammer home their frustration with Facebook and Twitter on Tuesday.
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In short: And we give you all this detail to hammer home one very important point: Amid all this apparent carnage, nothing has changed .
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Many lack the training, the years of having college professors and full-time editors hammer home the importance and the particulars of ethical conduct.
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So Disney used bloggers and entertainment news sites to hammer home a point: Mr. Favreau used sophisticated filmmaking techniques to create the animal characters.
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"Meteorologists must continue to hammer home the message that inherent dangers of hurricanes like Florence are not completely captured by the scale," he said.
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So it's natural to wonder where a narrative might go even if it's opening hours seem to hammer home a specific point of view.
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He stepped in as the trailer to hammer home a pass from Perron, who created space with a nifty move on the right wing.
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It's not the most nuanced look at the state of bitcoin, but it does hammer home just how resource-strapped the network is these days.
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" To hammer home his point, King trotted out a presentation showing a Lexis Nexis search of media reports in 2016 containing the phrase "white nationalism.
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"What a great thing for them to do and kind of hijack the Super Bowl through social, and hammer home a responsible message," she said.
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Just to really hammer home the app connection, the advisors then do a Tinder-like swipe left or right to specify whether they like the idea.
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The hundreds of scattered thumbnails on the map hammer home the fact that, in spite of our country's current political climate, there is power in numbers.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel is scheduled to meet with Trump on Friday to hammer home the message that the United States shouldn't let the agreement collapse.
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Behind the scenes, she has argued for Senate Democrats to hammer home to voters the threat that Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh poses to Roe v.
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But Democrats say the public will be on their side so long as they continue to hammer home their message about the law benefiting the wealthy.
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What Trump has to do instead, senior Republicans say, is continue to hammer home the message that cutting the corporate rate will be more internationally competitive.
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He grasped this reporter's arm repeatedly to hammer home a point, and from time to time clamped a hand over hers, lest she somehow misinterpret him.
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The Trump administration, believing Beijing will struggle to change its trade stance, plans to hammer home the idea that it is interested only in strong commitments.
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The briefing was intended to hammer home a new, terrifying reality facing the Trump administration, and the incoming president's responsibility to protect Americans amid a crisis.
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Several Democrats are running in states that Trump won in 85033, and the White House plans to hammer home how those red-state Democrats — including Sens.
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To hammer home the goal of becoming a profitable company, Khosrowshahi said he plans to invest 50 cents of every dollar of revenue growth toward achieving it.
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Down rounds can also publicly signal that a startup's growth is slowing or hammer home the fact that investors overestimated how much their original stake was worth.
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Jordan kept trying to hammer home the point that Trump eventually did let the aid through, even though the Ukrainians hadn't made an announcement about the investigations.
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To hammer home the threat of White Walkers, HBO released another teaser that ends by zooming out to show one of the terrifying creatures' piercingly white eyes.
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But it would also happen in an administration that cared about its own narrative — that wanted to hammer home a particular set of facts, "alternative" or otherwise.
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Japan 2019 organisers have made it a priority to keep the beer flowing during games, with World Rugby officials visiting various host cities to hammer home that message.
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But, as much as I love listening to it, there are a couple of sexist, eyebrow-raising tracks I knew would hammer home my colleague's criticisms of Mars.
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This was truly an ideal opportunity to hammer home his campaign themes and attack Hillary Clinton after a convention that was, in truth, a bit of a mess.
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In the comics, artist Steve Ditko stretched out the agony of that scene to hammer home how hard Peter had to push himself and expose what's driving him.
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Schofield then drove the lane to hammer home a ferocious dunk and Bowden added two free throws to give Tennessee a 203-220 lead with 24:249 left.
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For the 'PRIDE never die' crew, there is the chance to hammer home the idea that the UFC is not the be all and end all of MMA.
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Watching him knee Kongolo in the head while the latter stood completely upright in Holzken's last title defense should hammer home how much Holzken can enjoy that advantage.
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Mr. Johnson used the broadcast to hammer home his promise to "get Brexit done," while Mr. Corbyn laid stress on his determination to end austerity and redress inequality.
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Isner appeared to be wilting in the heat but Harrison could not hammer home his advantage, as his opponent squirmed out of trouble by saving four break points.
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I liked the the drill-focused Free Range and Free Throw modes the most mainly because they hammer home repetition, which in turn helps improve your form and shooting.
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Abe is expected to hammer home the importance of the nuclear deal that the United States pulled out of and to try to lower the temperature on regional tensions.
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Instead of sticking to a firm timeline, Gibney bounces around to hammer home the emotional arcs of employees from excited to dubious, and of Holmes from confidence to paranoia.
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But, just like doorknobs, bad buttons are something you'll sense every single day you use the thing they're on, and that's why I have to hammer home this point.
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If Mr. McConnell declined to take action, as is so often his way, Democrats could hammer home the contrast between their let's-get-stuff-done attitude and Republicans' obstructionism.
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Since opening in 2018, about half of its 40,000 visitors have been schoolchildren, who can explore exhibits, including documents, maps and photographs, all curated to hammer home one point.
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Representative Adam B. Schiff of California, the lead House manager, seized on a New York Times report published in the hours before the vote to hammer home his point.
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At least that's the message Facebook has been spending millions of dollars to hammer home in its single biggest national marketing campaign to date, according to ad tracking firm Ispot.tv.
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We're not going to talk about any trending topics today or hammer home the theme but we thought we'd spend the first segment of the show talking about our feelings.
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Jim Justice (D) delivered his budget veto with a side of bull dung Thursday to hammer home his accusation that state lawmakers were playing politics with the $4.1 billion budget.
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He further cast doubt on whether Trump has the discipline to hammer home an economic message to voters in the Rust Belt, which will be key to his reelection bid.
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Wilder, in contrast, only has to be perfect for the second it takes to hammer home a ramrod right hand, leaving his opponent crumpled on the canvas, concussed, he said.
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Suddenly Cerrone was able to catch a hold of Hernandez behind the head and hammer home some elbows and knees from a long clinch for every time Hernandez stepped in.
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Hardt said he expected Gabriel to hammer home Germany's concerns about Iran's support for Assad's "terror regime" in Syria, its "unspeakable" anti-Israeli rhetoric and human rights abuses in Iran.
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Alex: What both shows do so well is hammer home that their heroes are good people who want to do the right thing and really enjoy doing the right thing.
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The network would hammer home the message that the system itself is illegitimate and American democracy is being stolen, beaming it to every hardcore Trump fan with an internet connection.
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But this proposal, and specifically the private equity plank, gives Warren a new way to hammer home her message on economic inequality and creating a system that is fairer for everyone.
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Sneakerheads sat below the giant CNN screen—to hammer home its CEO's point, this Wendy's has TVs broadcasting CNN—as talking heads discussed the latest rapist not to go to prison.
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On Friday morning, the Democratic nominee's team sent out a series of tweets from Clinton's account that were designed to respond to Trump and further hammer home their criticisms of him.
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Embraer's E3903-E2 makes its first international appearance in Paris decked out in a Golden Eagle livery as the airline tries to hammer home the message of an efficient "profit hunter".
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So as Jędrzejczyk broke free from a clinch at the end of the third round, she used the remaining seconds to hammer home two hard front kicks right to the gut.
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Sure, it seemed boring to political reporters tasked with watching endless speeches that repeated the same phrase, but it was designed to hammer home a unified message to the American people.
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On Twitter, Mr. Trump has accused of Mr. Gillum of running one of the most "corrupt" cities in the United States, a point Mr. DeSantis himself tried to hammer home onstage.
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A ruthless police state alone is inadequate to suppress the people; regime perpetuation requires projection of intimidation abroad — nuclear bullying — to hammer home the message of invulnerability to latent internal dissent.
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Republicans are also looking to capitalize on Pelosi's tearing up of Trump's speech after his third State of the Union address on Tuesday, something they hope to hammer home with swing voters.
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Pichai was quick to hammer home the point that his company's future depends on artificial intelligence, specifically the machine learning techniques that let algorithms learn on their own and improve over time.
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It's about using the conversation to hammer home the scale of the crisis, get the government to make systemic changes in consumption patterns, and push the mainstream media to cover the issue.
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A couple of years later, Nogueira's training partner for that tournament, Anderson Silva, was able to hammer home a couple of good counters after the exact same head down swings from Henderson.
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As if to hammer home that concern, Trump's new ambassador to Germany, who presented his credentials in Berlin earlier on Tuesday, tweeted that German businesses should halt their activities in Iran immediately.
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To hammer home the idea of the Mavic Pro's unusual size, DJI brought up Youtube star iJustine to show how she used the Mavic pro and even carried it in her purse.
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If this is true, then it does go some way to explaining why Zarchi films his rape sequence as brutally as he does: to hammer home the appalling brutality of the act.
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The question gave Trump's lawyers an opportunity to hammer home their topline argument: that the House's case lacks the evidence necessary to prove their claims as outlined in the articles of impeachment.
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The first order of business, Democrats say, is to move beyond impeachment and the partisan battles in Washington to hammer home an economic message about how electing Democrats will make people's lives better.
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Day took the first set from the seventh seed and had two break point opportunities at 5-5 in the second but the 27-year-old was unable to hammer home her advantage.
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In the days before and after Cruz's Iowa caucus win, both Trump and Marco Rubio began to hammer home the accusation that it's in fact Cruz who has an unusual propensity to lie.
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Messenger excels at content transmission compared to SMS, so it's trying to hammer home this advantage as it seeks to defeat its biggest foe in the west: the status quo of text messaging.
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Let's go over the top three: The first—which Trump defenders have already begun to hammer home—is that Comey's statement confirms that he told Trump three times he was not under investigation.
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He even brought some props, just to hammer home the point: The only tragedy is that his shirt is a little off-color and that his eyebrows are like 4 inches too thin.
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Netanyahu would retain a commanding position while continuing to meet world leaders and hammer home a campaign message highlighting close ties with Israel's main U.S. ally and dangers posed by arch-foe Iran.
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Hardt said he expected Gabriel to hammer home Germany's concerns about Iran's support for the "terror regime" of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, its "unspeakable" anti-Israeli rhetoric and human rights abuses in Iran.
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" After getting through on the phone this time they emailed to hammer home a final thought: "Check out the attached docs – there's a level of hypocrisy here especially before tomorrow's hearing with FB & Twitter.
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His rhythm parts — the deathless "Chuck Berry chord," a barre chord with a major sixth (and sometimes a flatted seventh) on top — hammer home their point with the staccato insistence of a locomotive piston.
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Perpetrator programs use group therapy, one-on-one teaching sessions, and cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) techniques to hammer home the consequences of abusive behaviour and help teach men to build empathy and healthy relationships.
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The comment forced the Obama campaign into damage-control mode in the days before its convention in Charlotte as it sought to hammer home the message that the country was on the right track.
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To hammer home his unfounded theory, the president has referred to the paper as the Amazon Washington Post more than a dozen times since 2015, although Mr. Bezos, not the company, is the owner.
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Lee uses humor to diffuse deeply upsetting situations, a technique that also serves to hammer home the idea that sometimes the only thing protecting Flip and Ron from violent harm is a well-placed barb.
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Expect Republicans, though, to hammer home the point that after a nearly two-year investigation, Mueller did not ultimately charge a conspiracy between any Trump official and any Russian to interfere with the 2016 election.
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This is another way for Warren to hammer home her message of unfairness in the US economic system and the ways corporate executives, managers, and the wealthy get ahead while most others are left behind.
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And it gave me a good opportunity to really hammer home the circumstances this ghost finds himself trapped in, and to dig into and break down the claustrophobia of his life within these four walls.
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By sharing graphic information about their periods, the women have said they hope and to hammer home their belief that what they choose to do with their bodies is not the business of the government.
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In combination, this means that the first party to hold its convention — the party out of power — no longer has virtually complete control over the media agenda to hammer home their own message without rebuttal.
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In the seventh episode, "Nothing Shattered," the show begins to hammer home an unspoken romantic connection by pitting Sam against the new character Russell, the cameraman who has vied for Ruth's affections behind the scenes.
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That's because the pernicious social dynamics of these online spaces hammer home the idea that anyone who disagrees with you on any controversial subject, even a little bit, is incorrigibly dumb or evil or suspect.
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Lead manager Adam Schiff used his presentation during prime time last night to really hammer home just what sort of information is being left on the table if the Senate does not get new documents.
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GOP leaders plan to tout the tax cuts around the April 15 filing deadline and hammer home to voters that Democrats never would have delivered that type of paycheck relief if they were in charge.
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Mr. Clinton could go before television cameras, but he had no Twitter to slam out 123 messages in a single day nor a Fox News to hammer home his version of events night after night.
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Mays seemed to energize LSU midway through the first half, dribbling through traffic to hammer home a one-handed dunk and then following up with a reverse layup to put LSU on top 33-603.
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He points to South Park's characters giving speeches to hammer home the "message" of an episode as an early example of how he realized that animation doesn't always require as much subtext as other works.
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By bringing them up again and approving each bill one by one, Democrats are trying to hammer home the message that they're actively working to address the shutdown while Republicans look like they're standing by.
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They intend to hammer home the evidence of obstruction of justice in Mueller's 448-page report, and point out how the policy appears to be all that's standing in the way of indicting Trump for obstruction.
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There's no neat and simple answer to that question, but it's clear US adversaries like Khamenei will lean toward the less charitable interpretation, and hammer home the idea that Trump is as American as apple pie.
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Like knife defence, attempting it against a resisting opponent in a safe environment is a good way to check your ego and hammer home the dangers of believing martial arts can prepare you for that situation.
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But the key points he is trying to hammer home: These posts and ads from Russia were just a small amount of the overall content on Facebook, but even so, Facebook is taking this very seriously.
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Then, Trump used the issue to hammer home his theme -- that his Democratic foe was corrupt, a liar and unfit for office -- in the process papering over his own character liabilities and drowning out her attacks.
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Regardless, BMH and Forkgen itself hammer home a salient point: It is trivially easy to fork Bitcoin, and it always has been, despite the long wait for the first Bitcoin Cash fork that kicked off the craze.
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But even absent those statements, Donald Trump did successfully hammer home the key message that all 28 members of the alliance must do more to invest in their own defense and contribute more to NATO military missions.
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In a new feature by Stephen Levy in Backchannel, some of the company's top execs and machine learning experts hammer home this message, pointing out all the ways in which AI is used in Apple's products today.
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THURSDAY PUZZLE — One thing I try to hammer home as often as possible is that to be a good solver, you need to be able to think in terms of what other meanings a word might have.
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THURSDAY PUZZLE — One thing I try to hammer home as often as possible is that to be a good solver, you need to be able to think in terms of what other meanings a word might have.
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Certainly, a fighter can never do too much bodywork and I hope that this performance in particular will hammer home that Dos Santos' methods would have tremendous value for any fighter who put the time into learning them.
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Matteo Salvini made his first official visit abroad to Tripoli, Libya&aposs capital, to hammer home his commitment to ending the migration flows that have fueled anti-migrant sentiment across Europe and brought his xenophobic party to power.
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"To hire someone with a Dr. in front of her name — I think they think, with the most pro-abortion Congress we've ever had, the time is right" to hammer home the view that abortion is health care.
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One of the points he tries to hammer home is the negative impact of cognitive distraction: how our brain can't do two cognitively demanding tasks at the same time, and that includes talking on the phone while driving.
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The House's 24 hours of arguments, which will be spread over three days, are intended to hammer home its case but also to try to convince moderate GOP senators that the trial should include additional testimony and documents.
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These, and other, pressing global problems should hammer home the point that this is most definitely not the time for the United States to be without a secretary of State who is trusted and empowered to act decisively.
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They led again in the third period, 11-3, and tied the game with 1:44 left with Dunn stepping in as the trailer to claim a loose puck and hammer home a slap shot from straight away.
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Bolton waved a copy of the UN Charter, a little booklet meant to symbolize the message that US officials will hammer home during the year's largest gathering of world leaders: that global organizations and national sovereignty are incompatible.
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"The latest official figures hammer home the shameful state of homelessness in England and the abject failure of the government's approach to addressing the misery suffered by many thousands of families and individuals," PAC chairman Meg Hillier said.
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In the episode's opening scene, in which Daenerys grills him about his loyalty to the Mad King, then Robert, and then her brother Viserys, the spymaster is quick to hammer home the idea that he isn't just blindly loyal.
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As Jones and his small team learn about these methods, and the psychologists — the movie's de facto villains — who designed them, stomach-churning flashbacks of abused Al Qaeda detainees hammer home their brutality and the myth of their effectiveness.
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It's a message Democrats are looking to hammer home to young voters as some national polls indicate Johnson made a 13-point gain with younger voters from August to September, while Clinton still struggles to hold onto millennials' attention.
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Perhaps the most dismaying failure of liberal Democrats is their consistent inability to hammer home the extent that would-be rugged individualists (most of them white and disdainful of "welfare") are in fact dependent on the kindness of strangers.
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" Clinton's campaign chose this venue to hammer home the unity theme, and while she acknowledged today's challenges are different from Lincoln's, she said "recent events have left people across America asking hard questions about whether we are still a house divided.
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At Zero & Maria Cornejo, Ms. Cornejo is comfortable enough with abstraction to suggest, rather than hammer home, her thoughts, to proffer questions of oppositions, geometry and nature in the form of blanket jacquards in black and white and asymmetric liquid dresses.
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The question now is whether Trump has the capacity and discipline to hammer home the message party officials have sketched ahead of the convention -- namely that the GOP represents change and the Democrats stand for the same old, same old.
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But if this image was designed to hammer home his own stance, his actual position remained unclear as he refused to answer the question directly when moderator Chris Wallace asked if he wanted the Supreme Court to overturn Roe v. Wade.
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The second cousin of Charles Darwin, Galton not only coined the term "eugenics" but was also a notorious racist who believed in the existence of higher and lower races, using his fingerprint research to hammer home ostensible differences in races.
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Some top Rubio supporters say the GOP senator should hammer home his core message that attracted many to him initially -- his foreign policy expertise and his lofty vows to grow the conservative movement -- and avoid the back-and-forth with Trump.
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Look for Xi to hammer home a Chinese vision on Internet governance, push forward his "Community of Common Destiny" in an effort to undermine the U.S.–led alliance system and export Chinese political values to interested partners in the developing world.
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While Dany's loneliness and isolation was certainly conveyed over the course of the final season, these moments would've helped really hammer home just how frustrated and sad Dany was in the days leading up to her decision to destroy King's Landing.
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At the meeting, he wooed - or shunned - other diplomats to hammer home China's positions on North Korea and the South China Sea, giving time to his North Korean counterpart, while a meeting with his Vietnamese opposite number was unceremoniously canceled.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina has requested several modifications to its $57 billion International Monetary Fund financing deal, including that the lender support a tougher primary fiscal surplus target to help hammer home the country's commitment to trimming back its debt.
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As if to hammer home its commitment to getting fucked up, the video is a playfully obvious acid trip-looking collage of people sinking beers, shifting equipment around, and having a generally pleasant time in boiler suits and assorted fancy dress.
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Adams also has used his platform to call for blood donations, enlist social media influencers, offer instructions on handwashing and hammer home the need for extensive social distancing — even beyond the 15-day time period previously announced by the White House.
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We heard a lot about the Xbox One X being "the most powerful console" ever created, and Microsoft dropped frame rate and memory metrics and the phrase "4K" to hammer home the point that it's built a more capable piece of hardware.
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The addition of Olaf's eviler mentors ups the stakes and the body count as the writers hammer home the series' moral that no one should trust authority to solve their problems, and that the best intentions can be all too easily corrupted.
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"Sanders should hammer home people can't afford to get tested and we don't have paid sick leave for regular people but, presto, $1.5 trillion materializes to make Wall Street happy," Tasini said, referring to the Federal Reserve's liquidity injection announced this week.
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Warner backed it with a full-frills advertising campaign — billboards, stunts designed to stir up online chatter — that combined to hammer home one message: This was a quality movie, not just some throwaway possessed-doll schlock dumped in the doldrums of summer.
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"It does hammer home the theme that we have been saying, that the Bank of Canada has been saying, that there is no impetus for the Bank of Canada to follow the Fed in tightening," said Andrew Kelvin, senior rates strategist at TD Securities.
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The Socceroos got off to a terrible start when center back Bailey Wright gave away possession with the second pass of the game, allowing Diego Souza to hammer home a low shot to groans from most of the 49,000 fans at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
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Finally, thanks to this patchy response and the Kremlin's indefatigable propaganda machine, the bans are being used to hammer home Putin's message to the Russian people: that they are the targets of a Western "hybrid war" fought on the political, economic, and even cultural battlefields.
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In fact, Schiff has not backed down from his charge that the contacts between Trump's team and Russia did add up to collusion -- and it's a point that Schiff is likely to try to hammer home with the public during the second Mueller hearing.
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A race that becomes essentially a one-on-one battle with Trump, with a full week of a coordinated blitz to hammer home why people in the state approved of Kasich to begin with, provides a clear opportunity to rise, aides and supporters say.
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Boris Johnson struggled against Jeremy CorbynPMQs is an adversarial event in which the prime minister and leader of the opposition hope to land blows on each other, hoping to seem more authoritative and hammer home messaging which will stick in the mind of the public.
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The occasional cuts to a camera drifting far above a battlefield, from a God's-eye viewpoint, help hammer home one of the movie's sneaky themes about how Churchill was gambling with the lives of men he couldn't quite imagine as real people, lest he freeze up.
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The Conservatives are currently running a presidential-style election campaign built around Theresa May and designed to hammer home the message that voters are not just voting for their local MPs on June 8th, but also deciding whether to put Mrs May or Labour's Jeremy Corbyn in Downing Street.
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Clinton has failed to make a more forceful case for her candidacy since the party's convention, her illness has reinforced the danger of a Trump-centric strategy — leaving the Clinton side without a memorable affirmative message to hammer home, especially when its chief messenger is on the mend.
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The video repurposes The Police's Every Breath You Take as its musical backing to hammer home the point that the legislation aims to legalize a regime of mass surveillance that was only revealed, in 2013, by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden, and has since been judged illegal by multiple courts.
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She played a long game in the field where figurative realism opens itself up to 224th-century abstraction, as seen in the sculptures of Alberto Giacometti, Louise Bourgeoise, and Pablo Picasso — whose works are included here to hammer home the case that Frink is squarely in their league.
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In public speeches and private conversations, Mr. Pompeo and Mr. Esper continued to hammer home the dangers of letting a Chinese firm into networks that control critical communications, saying it would give the Chinese government the ability to spy on — or, in times of conflict, turn off — those networks.
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And it also seems a good thing for Kyrgios and the future of the sport that he gets to face Federer when Federer is still able to hit the high notes and still able to hammer home the point that great tennis and great manners are not mutually exclusive.
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The President's tweets late Tuesday afternoon, though, did more than threaten US aid to Palestinians -- they also appeared to contradict his own statements about the impact of his recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital and may have undermined his administration's efforts to hammer home that message in the Middle East.
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But the strategy to deluge the Senate also carries significant risks as the House managers tried to hammer home somewhat contradictory messages: their case is "overwhelming," but at the same time it's incomplete without calling new witnesses and subpoenaing documents they say are necessary for a fuller understanding of Trump's conduct.
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The presumptive GOP nominee did, however, lapse into a defense of the use of what critics call anti-Semitic imagery on his Twitter account in recent days, distracting from the opportunity to hammer home critiques of Clinton in the wake of the recently closed FBI inquiry into her State Department email practices.
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The timing of Moon's speech, a proponent of increased engagement and dialogue with his northern neighbors, was likely meant to hammer home the importance of Seoul's role in finding a diplomatic solution to the crisis, according to John Delury, a professor of international relations at Yonsei University's Graduate School of International Studies.
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To hammer home the point, a handcuffed Tarrant, in the most widespread picture of him to date, flashed the "OK" sign toward the cameras—a hand signal that has been adopted by white supremacists, but remains common enough outside that subculture that those who use it can retain a winking plausible deniability.
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David Axelrod, a former federal prosecutor who is now a defense attorney, said Manafort's lawyers need to hammer home that Laporta received immunity for providing potentially incriminating evidence against Manafort, and highlight her own admission that she went along with the accounting for fear of losing a lucrative client, an acknowledgement she lied for money.
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Many Republicans — after four days of being confined to the Senate chamber with more to come — said they had heard enough, and heard it over and over again as the House Democrats used repetition to hammer home the claim that Mr. Trump's actions in pushing Ukraine to investigate a political rival while he withheld military aid merited his ouster.
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There were five surprising facts, for instance, that he loved to hammer home: population growth is slowing rapidly; the divide between the global rich and poor is blurring; humans are living much longer than 50 years ago; many more girls are getting an education; and the number of people in extreme poverty fell by a billion between 1980 and 2013.
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We spoke to a rep at Step2 -- the company that makes the exact buggy Blac Chyna swung as a weapon during a clash at Six Flags -- and they tell us while the stroller-throwing fight didn't cause a spike in sales for the Whisper Ride 2 Buggy, it did hammer home one of their main selling points ... the buggies are strong as hell.
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For weeks, Mr. Trump and his allies have aimed to hammer home this simple defense: there was no quid pro quo linking American military aid to Ukraine with investigations the president sought into the son of former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., a leading Democratic presidential candidate, and the conspiracy theory that it was Ukraine, not Russia, that hacked the Democratic National Committee in 2016.
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A non-partisan meet-up for people of different political viewpoints to come together and solve a common problem -- chiefly the fact that many young people have limited understanding of politics -- it's pulled together journalist and filmmaker Billie JD Porter and ThinkNation, and sees influencers from the worlds of film, music and fashion hammer home the importance of the election (spoiler alert: it's very important).
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