First, hinging stories on Jess's haplessness was a boring mistake.
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"It's a good, relatable movement for hip hinging," she said.
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But there's a hopeful promise, hinging on the question "What If".
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And all of my investments are hinging on this tiny creature.
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The technology will continue to progress without hinging on any individual.
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Their fate is hinging on negotiations in Congress, where a Feb.
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For Kadhim, hinging the budget on oil production and prices is irresponsible.
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Reapers, meanwhile, fled underground for unknown reasons, hinging their survival on cannibalism.
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Hinging the front door at the rear also facilitated a more slanted windshield.
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Check. A phalanx of talented and sexy dancers hinging on her every move?
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He's never ruled on a case hinging on the constitutionality of abortion restriction.
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The basic moves to master come down to simple concepts: pushing, pulling, hinging.
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But for "This Land," the case ended up hinging on other legal details.
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She recognizes the challenge as multi-layered, hinging on crucial prevention and education measures.
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The bottom line: A lot is hinging on significant gains in the participation rate.
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However tempting it is, we should avoid hinging our response around hard security measures.
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It's polarizing for sure, an art practice hinging on the psychological effects of erotica.
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Whether this actually works, of course, ends up hinging a lot on the details.
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That suggests that both companies are indeed hinging their future on developing powerful health applications.
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Good and evil exists in the moment, never hinging on static 'hero' and 'villain' labels.
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The spring bloom is difficult to predict, hinging on the timing and quantity of desert rains.
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Hinging the future of women's rights on a criminal conviction is a little troubling to me.
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These things end up hinging on small details, and the small details can be crucially important.
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That would be catastrophic for Clinton, who's hinging her strategy on being the responsible, even-keeled alternative.
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Not with Mr. Trump's 2020 re-election plans potentially hinging on the country's biggest presidential battleground state.
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A wave of lawsuits hinging on damages wrought by climate change gained momentum over the past year.
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Concerns about SHA-1 used to be theoretical, hinging on vulnerabilities that seemed prohibitively resource-intensive to exploit.
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"It could be destabilizing," Beckworth said, with so many world prices now hinging, for example, on Chinese demand.
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Put on A bold lip , pulled firm on my love like hinging down A set of attic stairs.
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And she's not going to stop hinging her prospects more on policy than personality or consultant-approved rhetoric.
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Still, it's a matter of consumer demand—and most consumers aren't hinging their smartphone purchase on radio capabilities.
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The airports' fee change was sudden, hinging on a reinterpretation of existing rules, according to the Culture Ministry.
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Trump appears to have been hinging the Jackson nomination on his gut and on past FBI background checks.
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Many House Democrats are hinging their support for a CR on stronger assurances that DACA protections become law.
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Those unspool punchline after punchline, hinging on each little end of line transition to swing into a new idea.
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It is hinging its recovery hopes on a 230 billion rand ($16 billion) bailout pledged by government in February.
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"There is almost nothing hinging on California," said Joe Trippi, a veteran of Howard Dean's insurgent campaign in 2004.
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The old mantras about elections hinging on base turnout are well worn, yet that doesn't make them less true.
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They're well capitalized, they've got an amazing business that could fund the research and everything is hinging on it.
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Hinging on its fiscal outperformance, the government hopes to avoid implementing a new round of legislated pension cuts next year.
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But American officials seem to be hinging their argument against allowing her back in on an exception in the law.
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Hinging a theory on the assumption that Bran would be able to consciously make this choice is inherently wobbly logic.
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That said, the x22019 14 G1's appeal may end up hinging on price, which sadly HP hasn't released just yet.
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The lesson here: Hinging the success of a remade show on the success of its predecessor is a bad idea. 5.
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Most obviously, it's hinging thousands of lives and billions of dollars on an 80-year-old piece of infrastructure not breaking.
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Germany has tried to be a bridge builder with its preference for a tight budget with payments hinging on structural reforms.
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When qubits interact, their possible states become interdependent, each one's chances of |2011⟩ and |2010⟩ hinging on those of the other.
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With it all hinging on Florida, Jonathan Swan will bring you five tough questions his campaign, and biggest supporters, must answer.
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Her "Rebuilding Sandcastles" (2013) opens with a blow of breath from one dancer knocking another back into a deep-hinging balance.
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Following a deeply polarizing presidential election, in 21625 we've experienced a year of serial controversy, often hinging on identity fault lines.
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They'd won the affection of Sharks, operating in a $1003 billion industry hinging on the commoditization of love and lasting marriage.
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It was top down in its approach -- hinging on the attractiveness of the man rather than the efforts of grass-roots activists.
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If the economy continues demonstrating sluggish growth heading into next year, the 2020 election may end up hinging on something else: partisanship.
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But independent polls are largely out of the campaigns' control, hinging more on a candidates' momentum and name recognition than online outreach.
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With his success in 2020 largely hinging on whether he can do better this time, he is more deliberately courting their vote.
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Throughout, the dancer Abel Rojo, striking and sinuous, slipped out of the group clutching his head or hinging down to the floor.
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And we could construct the story without it hinging and centering on Jane Doe, and that was really important to me too.
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I took a private P.volve class with Pasterino and was mostly confused by the small stepping patterns and hyper-specific, abnormal hinging motions.
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The game's art team was very small, so hinging the character's presence primarily on dialogue provided an easy solution to a logistical problem.
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The Democratic accord, which would dissolve the I.D.C., left the Republicans with a perilous one-vote majority hinging on one last recalcitrant Democrat.
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The CEO of Blackstone's massive office portfolio says industry-wide proptech adoption is hinging on strong leadership — and a healthy dose of fear
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If the economy continues to demonstrate sluggish expansion heading into next year, the 2020 election may end up hinging on something else: partisanship.
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A front snap kick, hinging at the knee and rising up underneath the opponent, is not a very versatile weapon in its range.
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Perhaps you'd rather not have the entire future of the Supreme Court hinging on the feelings of one lame-duck Republican from Arizona.
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"Reduction in violence" is a tricky concept — and hinging the finalization of an agreement on it puts the tentative deal on unsteady footing.
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Outside liberal groups are watching closely, with some hinging their own endorsements on a candidate's support for the Sanders health-care model. Sen.
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In an election hinging on voter perceptions of character and trustworthiness, the move revived memories of yet another political fracas surrounding the Clinton family.
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In that time, politics has moved steadily to the right, with his coalition now hinging on support from Orthodox religious and ultra-nationalist parties.
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This is not, though, the kind of thing one expects a crack team of handpicked food crisis planners to be hinging their hopes on.
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One dancer's outstretched leg, bent at the knee, sets another dancer hinging backward, where another, without us noticing, has already arrived to catch her.
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Certainly they're telling themselves that their own political survival, hinging on obsequiousness to a president with a talent for retribution, matters more than honor.
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If the 2020 election is tight, with the outcome hinging on just a few thousand votes, evidence of even modest interference could be destabilizing.
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But for the likes of England, Mexico and Switzerland the prospect of progress in Russia hinging on spot kicks will verge on the terrifying.
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Like oysters and mussels, clams are bivalves, a kind of mollusk that&aposs encased in a shell made of two valves, or hinging parts.
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For the past decade, she has bypassed industry biases against women who rap by hinging on pop sensibilities and her whimsical brand of Barbie bohemia.
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The acceleration of this "reflation" trade, hinging on quicker growth and fiscal stimulus, sent a spasm of withdrawals from bond funds and inflows into stocks.
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But market expectations had been hinging on the idea that producers would take even more barrels off the market because of the overhang of supply.
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With billions of dollars in capital often hinging on a single ruling, investors, innovators and business leaders lost confidence that the agency would act prudentially.
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In the uppercut the elbow takes its position and then simply braces for impact, the knee is a hinging point in the front snap kick.
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Last season, however, the cracks started to show in their friendship, hinging on Kristen's toxic relationship with her on-again, off-again boyfriend Brian Carter.
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On the other hand, as a former defense attorney, hinging the future of women's rights on a criminal conviction is a little troubling to me.
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I discovered that all of this capital investment that we have made is hinging on that tiny bee, because almond trees have to be cross-pollinated.
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The S&P 23 has ended little changed since last Thursday, with sector gains and losses hinging on the direction of oil prices for the day.
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" The Clinton campaign, by contrast, has an effort that is "more methodical and traditional, hinging on an extensive field organization to drive its advance voting strategy.
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Several scenarios are possible, hinging not just on the results of the presidential election but also on Senate races and which political party controls the chamber.
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Traders will be hinging on Powell's comments on inflation after dovish remarks from Yellen, who has said the Fed is not sure why inflation is low.
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Some of them are hinging their Speaker vote on Pelosi's endorsement of their reforms, and she wasted no time afterwards assuring them that changes are forthcoming.
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Back in July 2016, that victory seemed exceedingly unlikely, hinging, as it did, on the election of a widely hated and transparently ridiculous man as president.
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This increasingly likely circumstance will result in an incredibly divisive ideological war, with the fates of both campaigns hinging on a get out the vote battle.
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It's one of the movie's bigger stumbles, hinging so much of the dramatic tension on Hearst's sudden realization that Al duped him all those years ago.
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When Visanlek attempted to grit his teeth and not adjust, Nasukawa performed a heavy bag session on his midriff with combinations hinging around the body shot.
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But with his candidacy hinging on a strong showing in Iowa, this could be his last chance to make his pitch to a large number of voters.
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Of the top five stocks expected to rise the most over the next 12 months, four are likely hinging on a trade deal between Beijing and Washington.
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Another deal that was hinging on the political change, the tie-up between Embraer SA and Boeing Co, has already been approved by the new Bolsonaro government.
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If you're not familiar with weight-lifting terminology, hip hinging is a movement that takes place throughout the hip joint; it's an effective way to build strength.
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Citi Private Bank's David Bailin believes a bigger pullback could be on the way — one hinging on the notion that President Donald Trump is losing political clout.
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Citizenship, acquired either by birth or by naturalization, was now held as a nearly unassailable right, no longer hinging upon adherence to norms imposed by the state.
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Though there is a remoteness to Villanelle's personality, the camera is often close on her face, immersing the audience in her emotions and hinging on her perspective.
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Part 3: A decade later, the future of the royal family was again at stake, this time hinging on Naruhito's finding a wife — and fathering a son.
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Their task is fiendishly complicated, with businesses' survival chances often hinging on the prospects for debt restructurings, turnaround plans, securing new investment or even hiring new managers.
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And when three Virginia state races hinging on gun issues came into play last fall, Mr. Cox himself went to the districts to help the pro-gun candidates.
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As a result, trading plays hinging on sending UK crude via tanker to the East, or appearing to do so, have become a popular feature of the market.
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In Florida, Gillum, the mayor of Tallahassee, unexpectedly won the state's primary in August, hinging much of his campaign on turning out African-American voters and progressive whites.
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Done up with the saccharine rhetoric of a campaign spot, it's a jazzy propaganda for universal basic income hinging on the trope of creating more time for living.
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Mr. Kemp and Mr. Cagle have been locked in a close and intensely personal race, with the campaign hinging in part on questions of loyalty to the president.
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I have covered politics for a very long time, but I swear this is the first time I've seen a race hinging on the issue of virgin birth.
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The strategy of hinging a release on entering a plea also allows a prosecutor's office to keep a guilty finding on its records and thus avoid being sued.
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Before you lower down, think about hinging at your hips and driving your seat backwards, so you can target your butt muscles and allow your knees to bend naturally.
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The U.S. Supreme Court this month agreed to hear that case, hinging on whether companies must wait 180 days after FDA approval before beginning sales of their biosimilar copies.
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The dollar index slipped to 95.669, though it is still above its low so far this week of 83.8853, with its fate seen hinging on the looming jobs data.
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Mercury's meeting with the Sun on April 1 is a good time for us rams to reflect on the goals, conversations, and agreements we've been hinging our egos on.
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The dollar index slipped to 95.664, though it is still above its low so far this week of 95.479, with its fate seen hinging on the looming jobs data.
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Now, for the vaccine, it's showtime once again -- and because the vaccine is experimental, meaning it's still being studied, it is administered with strict protocols hinging on informed consent.
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The Walking Company Holdings Inc filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection again on Tuesday with a financing commitment hinging on rent relief for its more than 200 shoe stores.
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Hinging on a showdown between objective reality and individual fantasy, this brisk Australian entry is as painfully relevant to our unstable political moment as most of its fellow nominees.
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In a new twist, Canadian miner Pan American Silver Corp offered to buy Tahoe last month, including a conditional payment hinging on the restart of shipping silver concentrate from Escobal.
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"The sell-off throughout most of May has very much been driven by weak sentiment, mostly hinging on the U.S-China trade war," said BMO Capital Markets analyst Kash Kamal.
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Republican contests in areas from the Philadelphia suburbs to Fort Worth, Texas, are hinging on a simple factor: whether an incumbent House Republican has been sufficiently supportive of the president.
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Apart from slowing global growth, Australia's sliding property market has become an ever more important concern for policymakers with the outlook for consumption partly hinging on the waning wealth effect.
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He's skipping the first four state primaries, instead hinging his campaign on the 25 states that will award nearly two-thirds of all delegates between March 3 and March 20193.
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So the work it takes to actually pull off such a transformation gets downplayed or diminished, hinging on a breakthrough moment or two rather than a series of tiny victories.
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But even then, the X-Men films' emotional core is startlingly potent, the action hinging on characters accepting who they are and finding the courage to defeat the evil around them.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - A U.S. pullback from Syria has cost Kurdish leaders bargaining power with Damascus in their bid to secure their autonomy and left their fate hinging on its ally Russia.
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Though as a politician he has done nothing but oppose the federal government, his re-election may end up hinging on how effective he is at bringing home the federal bacon.
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A feasibility study last year found the project was viable and technically feasible, but it still requires a final investment decision in 2018, hinging partly on major upgrades of transmission lines.
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As Pariser told New York at Upworthy's peak, the site's goal was to reach as many people as possible, appealing to the emotions to find consensus rather than hinging on contentious points.
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For many, the arduous trek to the capital began days or weeks before, each hinging on a personal decision to flee conditions too difficult to bear in El Salvador, Guatemala or Honduras.
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The retailer needs the holiday to be a bullseye, as it gets about 2400 percent of its annual sales in the fourth quarter, and it's hinging hope on Chip and Joanna Gaines.
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The vote in Africa's biggest economic power is too close to call, with the outcome hinging on which man voters trust most to revamp an economy still struggling from a 2016 recession.
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The constraints of the catalog form, hinging on descriptions of photographs we cannot see and Samantha's labored contemplations of how Lillian might have composed them, grow tedious as the novel wears on.
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Besides the coming fight over 21st Century Fox, CBS and Viacom are locked in a will-they or won't-they situation, hinging on one of the bitterest boardroom fights in recent memory.
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Both banks and non-banks have been sued since the financial crisis, with many cases hinging on allegations that the institutions didn't screen borrowers closely enough to make sure they could repay loans.
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It's important to shift away from the disruptive business interests of uranium extraction and timber harvesting into more sustainable, responsible activities hinging on the enjoyment of the site's cultural, recreational, and wildlife resources.
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This should be a warning sign for his campaign to step up the fundraising efforts if they plan to win South Carolina and are hinging his candidacy on a first-place finish there.
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Rubio's campaign is hinging on the anti-Trump vote, supposing that once the race is down to a one-on-one contest, the establishment candidate will have enough support to knock down the frontrunner.
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SoftBank's investments this year have helped to mint a new wave of Latin "unicorns," or tech startups valued at more than $1 billion, with high expectations hinging on their potential beyond their headquarter countries.
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Council diplomats have said the case for new U.N. sanctions was weak, hinging on interpretation of ambiguous language in a resolution adopted as part of a July nuclear deal to drastically restrict Iran's nuclear work.
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The judge allowed a narrow interpretation of the threat to be enforced, hinging on a small piece of US law that requires localities to transmit immigration information about individuals to the federal government when asked.
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BENGALURU (Reuters) - The outlook for major Asian currencies has stayed remarkably stable, according to a Reuters poll of strategists, despite the Japanese yen's explosive rally and with forecasts hinging on U.S. central bank policy expectations.
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But Mr. Kesler, who studied under the Straussian Harvey C. Mansfield at Harvard but came to Claremont in 1983, gamely summed up the West Coast view as hinging on a more optimistic take on America.
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However, Zhang Chen, strategist at Shanghai Maoshuo Asset Management Co, expected the rebound to lose some steam, with its sustainability hinging largely upon whether policies announced during the National People's Congress (NPC) gathering could exceed expectations.
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But Petya seems to have been incapable of decrypting infected machines, and its payout method was bizarrely complex, hinging on a single email address that was shut down almost as soon as the malware made headlines.
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Markets had long been pricing in a victory for Democrat Hillary Clinton, but opinion polls over the past week have shown the race narrowing with the outcome now hinging on several battleground states in the Nov.
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The sailors begin a process of slowly releasing water into the well deck of the ship by hinging open the stern doors, turning it from an underground car park to a flooded mobile port within minutes.
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It can feel a bit like being there at the invention of the stock market, but with no certainty that stocks would actually work as promised — and with everything hinging on software that few people understand.
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Security Council diplomats have said the case for new U.N. sanctions was weak, hinging on interpretation of ambiguous language in a resolution adopted as part of a July nuclear deal to drastically restrict Iran's nuclear work.
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All this is because if Sanders proves to be the breakout candidate in Iowa or New Hampshire, that's probably the end for Warren, Buttigieg, and Klobuchar, who are all hinging their hopes on those early states.
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Council diplomats said the case for sanctions was weak, hinging on interpretation of ambiguous language in a resolution adopted by the 15-member body last July, part of an historic deal to curb Iran's nuclear work.
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Toomey has clinched endorsements from gun control groups praising his 6900 bipartisan bill on background checks and has a strong cash advantage, but strategists see the race largely hinging on the top of the ticket. 2628.
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Trump and his fellow Republicans who control Congress face their first major budget test next week, with the threat of a government shutdown potentially hinging on his proposed Mexican border wall as well as Obamacare funding.
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Accordingly, the prince released an unprecedentedly stern statement to the media regarding their treatment of Meghan, which had included smear pieces hinging on racist and sexist tropes as well as the harassment of her and her family.
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When they wanted to launch their first television commercials, they teamed up with Philly visual artist Doug Garth Williams to create several ads hinging on their tagline "Ice cream is a feeling" that left people feeling… unsettled.
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The stress about potential infections in the Capitol complex has been compounded by the gravity of the legislative challenge ahead: a $1 trillion package being drafted in mere days with the entire economy hinging on the result.
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Pauline Kim, a professor of employment law at Washington University in St. Louis, said the question was more ambiguous, hinging on the extent to which Facebook uses its algorithms to match an ad with a particular subgroup.
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Filmed on a budget of next-to-nothing, "Virile" is a charming and almost romantic portrait, hinging on an are-they-friends-or-are-they-lovers interaction between two men as they party in a high-rise flat.
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Just before you lift a shovel full of snow, think about two main things: keeping your knees slightly bent at all times, which takes some of the tension off of the low back, and hinging at the hips.
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This classic calisthenic involves standing with your feet about hip-width apart, hinging forward at the hips, placing your hands on the ground, palms flat, and walking your hands forward until your chest is parallel to the ground.
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The cutbacks come in the midst of a challenging and expensive effort to transform Tesla from a niche producer of electric vehicles to a mainstream automaker, an ambition hinging on its first mass-market offering, the Model 23.
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It didn't take long for someone to add some Return of the Jedi-style Emperor-shocks to Cruise's appearance, just one of many online responses hinging on the idea that the always-steady Cruise was somehow out of control.
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"With much of the optimism priced into the market today hinging on a more complete Washington agenda we note progress may be slow with the House in session for just 39 working days before the August recess, " Boroujerdi said.
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Biden sits high atop the presidential primary field, hinging his appeal on a promise of winning back yet another set of white guys gone astray: the "working-class" Rust Belt voters who supposedly tipped the 2016 election to Trump.
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WASHINGTON — Speaker Nancy Pelosi of California said on Wednesday that she would be willing to endorse any bipartisan border security agreement that emerges from House-Senate negotiations, leaving the success of those talks largely hinging on President Trump's endorsement.
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On Saturday Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said that, hinging on Greece's economic progress, it would not be necessary to implement the pension cuts next year, arguing that such a move would not be a structural reform and could hurt growth.
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With the Trump administration already on the brink of a trade war with China and ongoing negotiations with North Korea hinging in part on China's participation, the two nations don't have a lot of time to deal with new disputes.
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Another supplement called SuperMannan got a nice callout on Tuesday morning from Science Based Medicine for hinging its dazzling promises of curing UTIs upon a study that included only nine women, most of whom were friends or family of the researchers (!!!).
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"People are hinging the optimism today on the recent drawdown in inventories and I think that might last as long as we don't have another inventory build," said Stewart Glickman, head of energy research at CFRA Research in New York.
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Mike Capuano (D-Mass.) in a similarly stunning summer primary, Ocasio-Cortez ran a bare-bones, grass-roots campaign hinging on a promise to ignore corporate interests and fight the machine politics many liberals have accused the Democrats of adopting.
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Pelosi, echoing other Democrats, said the extended timeline — and the absence of assurances from GOP leaders that Flint would be included after the conference smoke cleared — has left many Democrats hinging their CR vote on the inclusion of the Flint language.
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WASHINGTON — With a partial government shutdown stretching past Day 5, the impasse over funding a wall at the southwestern border has highlighted the debate over effective border security, with a breakthrough possibly hinging on a semantic argument: What is a wall?
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Friday's race against the Japanese crew was tight, hinging on a tactical mistake by their skipper Dean Barker who was forced to a standstill by Outteridge when he tried to get past them in the middle of their head-to-head encounter.
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In the long term Uber's MaaS strategy could be positive in gaining users and growth; however, in the near term, hinging the company's future growth on various untested markets could negatively impact margins, as well as create uncertainty and additional risk for investors.
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Video replay — which has been expanded this year, its third season in Major League Baseball — is affecting games like never before, with wins and losses hinging on reviews of everything from potential home runs to foul balls and collisions at home plate.
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Experts told Insider that Weinstein&aposs case will be a nail-biter, likely hinging upon what sorts of preconceived notions about sexual assault and rape the jurors bring in to the courtroom with them, and how open they are to changing their minds.
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Again, we're used to stories like this hinging, sometimes improbably, on the choices of the protagonist, and it's not hard to see Walter as someone like Hamlet or Richard III, consumed by his own demons as much as he sets demons in motion.
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Faced with the prospect of different sets of rules across the country with changes hinging on the uncertain outcome of long, drawn-out litigation, some car companies decided to establish a backchannel with California to see if they could reach an agreement of their own.
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Samsung may well have overplayed its hand here both as a result of that newfound freedom and the broader notion among tech pundits that there was a heck of a lot more than just the success of a new phone hinging on today's announcement.
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The Hill's Max Greenwood reports: Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on Wednesday outlined a new U.S. strategy in Syria, hinging on maintaining an indefinite military presence in the country with the goal of ousting the government of Syrian President Bashar Assad and keeping militant groups at bay.
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If they're hinging the entire case on Steve BannonStephen (Steve) Kevin BannonThe specter of Steve Bannon may loom over 2020 Trump campaign Sunday shows - Trump's Epstein conspiracy theory retweet grabs spotlight Steve Bannon: 'President Trump is not a racist' MORE's credibility, good luck to the prosecution.
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A lot of what's happening in the film is metaphorical, hinging around conversations that seem to slyly zero in on twisted notions of masculinity — whether in a discussion of a "stud bull" that's blocking the road or a comically pathetic story about a son's long-ago circumcision.
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American Vandal is also still one of the smartest parodies around, as even the smallest details are grounded in a sense of reality — a segment about the school's star athlete supposedly pulled from a sports show, for instance, or a plot point hinging on a specific 2017 iPhone glitch.
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Most methods for finding exoplanets — planets outside of our solar system — are more indirect, either hinging upon detecting minute dips in a star's light as a planet moves across its face, or watching for a "wobble" in a star produced by the gravitational tug of a large planet.
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There's one thing worth considering: the lead-up to Daenerys' massacre may feel rushed and clumsy, hinging on Varys' not particularly compelling claim that madness runs in the Targaryen family, and that when a new Targaryen is born, the gods flip a coin to see whether they'll be stable or monstrous.
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In colloquy with Zachary Tripp, the lawyer who argued on behalf of the Trump administration, and Cecillia Wang, who represented immigrant plaintiffs, all nine justices struggled to interpret a provision of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) hinging on the meaning of "when"—and were split over how to read it.
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My mom, having a pretty spot-on hunch that we'd be up to no good if left to our own devices, argued hard to have me stay at her house, but I plead my case, hinging everything on the one condition that I wouldn't be late to school the next day.
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That's going to be an important feature in this market going forward; GoPro CEO Nick Woodman has spoken openly about adding automatic editing to the GoPro ecosystem, TomTom's Bandit camera can already automatically edit the footage it captures, and a startup called Graava is hinging its entire business on the idea.
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A wall spanning the entire U.S.-Mexico border was one of Trump's signature campaign promises in 2016, and he's hinging part of his reelection campaign on the ability to get it built — even if U.S. taxpayers are paying for it instead of the Mexican government, which he promised on the campaign trail.
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"Hinging dollar amounts on individual microachievements probably creates a bunch of kids running around thinking, 'How can I get the next 250 bucks?' instead of focusing on what's really important — which is learning," said Suzanne Gurland, the dean of curriculum at Middlebury College in Vermont, who has studied processes that help children thrive in school.
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Renzi is history, crushed Cameron-style by his own referendum defeat which dealt a second hammer blow to the EU. And Merkel, rocked by a year-end terror attack in Berlin, faces a fight for political survival in a fall election hinging on immigration politics and a right wing resurgence spurred by her open door refugee policy.
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Asked by Schiff to confirm that his opening statement said there was a quid pro quo hinging a Trump-Zelensky meeting on investigations of the election, the Bidens and Burisma, Sondland said the Bidens "did not come up" but "today I know exactly what [Burisma] means" in relation to the Bidens, although he did not know at the time.
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But this is an election year in which the battles for the House and Senate are being fought on drastically different terrain, with many of the most competitive House contests taking place in suburbs that revile Mr. Trump and control of the Senate hinging on a group of Democrats from more rural states that he won overwhelmingly.
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"By requiring an explicit statement before an agent can relinquish her principal's right to go to court and receive a jury trial, the court did exactly what this Court has barred: adopt a legal rule hinging on the primary characteristic of an arbitration agreement — namely, a waiver of the right to go to court and receive a jury trial," she said.
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The argument that the group use for its projects—creating a gigantic bronze statue of Baphomet for the lawn of the Oklahoma State House, opening city council meetings with Satanic incantations, distributing coloring books featuring the dark lord to schools across the country—is a simple one hinging on the desire to ensure no single religion receives preferential treatment from the government.
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The comedian Dave Hill and the comic writer Katie Schwartz offer more earthbound stories hinging on the romantic or erotic lives of older people, and Mallory Ortberg, who writes the Dear Prudence column for Slate, mixes satire and savvy film criticism in a precise gem of an essay that imagines how life would be perfect, if only Stanley Tucci were your boyfriend.
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The Democratic battle to replace John ConyersJohn James ConyersEXCLUSIVE: Trump on reparations: 'I don't see it happening' McConnell: Reparations aren't 'a good idea' This week: Democrats move funding bills as caps deal remains elusive MORE Jr. (D-Mich.) atop the House Judiciary Committee will be settled this week, a contest hinging on factors of seniority and gender as much as policy.
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It's dangerous from an economic standpoint to have this many incompetent people running a billion-dollar business; there are the players, yeah, but there are regular folks making $60K a year that have their continued employment hinging on decisions made by the type of people who felt Scott being voted into an All-Star Game was a detriment to the sport.
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But with newly empowered House Democrats now poised to hear Cohen's in-person testimony next month, and the Buzzfeed story implicating the president not just in a crime but in one specifically hinging on the separation of powers and deceiving lawmakers, this feels like a breakthrough—if the story is accurate, the president pretty blatantly personally committed a crime that is both prosecutable and impeachable.
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"What it looks like in the Senate is that they're hinging on the statement that she allegedly stated that she thought about committing suicide once and they're riding on that, not all of the things that led to the arrest and led to her being in jail," Woods said, adding that while he found the mental health provisions important, they should not be included in a bill named for Bland.
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The UK is entering one of the most important periods in its modern history, with the future of the UK and the European Union hinging on whether and how the UK ends up actually leaving the EU. The negotiations between the EU and the UK over Brexit will be critical to setting these terms, so you'd think that Britain would want its top foreign policy professional presiding over them.
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A number of Midwestern Democratic presidential hopefuls are hinging their candidacies on winning back the working-class voters in the Rust Belt region, who were widely seen as delivering the White House to President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE in 2016. Sen.
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Text messages turned over to Congress this month by Kurt VolkerKurt VolkerPutin, Hungarian leader pushed Trump on Ukraine corruption narrative: reports Diplomat who raised Ukraine concerns to testify in Trump impeachment probe Overnight Energy: Watchdog warns of threats to federal workers on public lands | Perry to step down on December 85033 | Trump declines to appear in Weather Channel climate special MORE, the administration's former special envoy to Ukraine, revealed a conversation last month between Sondland, Volker and William Taylor, currently the top U.S. diplomat in Ukraine, in which Taylor seemed to express grave concerns that Trump was hinging the release of U.S. military aid to Ukraine on Zelensky's willingness to investigate the Bidens.
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