These primaries are where voters will decide not just which party should hold power, but WHY they should hold power, and to what end.
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We need an independent media to hold power to account.
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" She added: "Gavin worked tirelessly to hold power to account.
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Mr. Kim, who could hold power for decades, has time.
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Feminism should be alienating, because it's challenging those who hold power.
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If you actually want to defend people, you must hold power.
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In America the system lets a minority of voters hold power.
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They hold power -- in trust for the people who elected them.
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Tap and hold "Power mode" until the Power mode settings page appears.
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Many wives remain stuck with husbands who hold power and purse strings.
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No offense, but the Catholic Church notoriously hates it when women hold power.
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However, Morrison's coalition governs in minority and must win seats to hold power.
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The BJP and its allies hold power in 22 out of 29 states.
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We can record police abuses with our smartphones and hold power to account.
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So long as Republicans hold power in Washington, Obamacare will never be entirely safe.
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Under this scheme, private investors and contractors hold power over project selection. Trump—a.k.a.
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Authoritarians who put their own interests ahead of their country's won't hold power forever.
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Maduro aims to hold power, yet is clearly incapable of solving Venezuela's economic crisis.
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The decision would call into question why, exactly, North Korea should hold power at all.
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One area where Senate Democrats do hold power over Trump is his nomination of Gen.
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Gerontocrats and autocrats still hold power, and are giving little say to the next generation.
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Independent courts (like a free press) hold power to account; they establish facts and truth.
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Many of Guatemala's notorious human rights violators still hold power, inside and outside the government.
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Women do hold power in the United States — they lead major universities and giant corporations.
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This is about security, and which country is going to hold power in the 21st century.
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He talks about building an alliance of working people that will hold power for 50 years.
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They greenlight stories they like, kill ones they don't, and hold power over their production staffs.
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France ruled through minority groups that would be too small to hold power without outside support.
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There are journalists who work tirelessly every day to expose hypocrisy and hold power to account.
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One is the coalition of right-wing nationalists who currently hold power under President Donald Trump.
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Democrats have often eagerly gerrymandered where they have happened to hold power, like in Maryland in 2010.
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But though the public will doesn't decide elections, it should still weigh on those who hold power.
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The Times plans to "hold power to account, impartially and unflinchingly" during the Trump presidency, they wrote.
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People who hold power are not going to sign-off on reforms that take their power away.
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"We're proud of our election coverage & we will continue to 'hold power to account,'" the company said.
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Tap and hold "Power Off" for a second or two until the Safe Mode button appears. 3.
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A prime minister who negotiates a deal she can't sell to her own people won't hold power long.
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First, individual citizens can hold power to account by bringing new and relevant facts into the public light.
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It's been no secret that Putin has been planning to hold power past his current term ending 2024.
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And these state politicians hold power in large part thanks to the strong Republican leaning of rural voters.
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Even in countries like Germany or France, where centrist leaders hold power, the establishment party system has collapsed.
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Given that the military continues to hold power through the barrel of a gun, that position took courage.
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The country's populist ruling party appeared to have retained its hold power on Sunday, according to exit polls.
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The fact that 13 months into the administration these deep-state embeds still hold power enrages Trump's base.
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We need the principled press to hold power to account, to call them on the carpet for every outrage.
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We need the principal press to hold power to account to call them on the carpet for every outrage.
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We need a principled press to hold power to account to call them on the carpet for every outrage.
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Red-Red-Green alliances already hold power in the states of Berlin and Thuringia, in Germany's former Communist East.
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The Iranian authorities were already struggling to deal with protests in Lebanon and Iraq, where its allies hold power.
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We need the principled press to hold power to account, to call him on the carpet for every outrage.
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Among those norms is to respect the autonomy of those referee institutions which hold power accountable (law enforcement, the media).
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The United States also wants a Taliban commitment to hold power-sharing talks with the government and announce a ceasefire.
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With an estimated 199573,199563 members in a country of 199553 million people, the gangs hold power disproportionate to their numbers.
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It doesn't recognize that we also want markets to be competitive to encourage innovation and to hold power in check.
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That purist isolationism will be the first of Five Star's principles to be sacrificed if they want to hold power.
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The council and pro-democracy protesters are trying to reach a firm agreement on how long the TMC should hold power.
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"We need the principled press to hold power to account, to call them on the carpet for every outrage," she said.
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Adams said some suppliers hold power in the short term because they're in a unique position to do what they do.
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Even in Greece, where radical leftists hold power, soak-the-rich populism is allied to nationalist resentment at foreigners causing austerity.
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And this time his wife, Rosario Murillo, will be at his side -- to have and to hold power as vice president.
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Tusk has support among EU states for a second term, though not from his native Poland, where opponents now hold power.
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Under a revised constitution approved by referendum in 2015, the prime minister will hold power while the presidency becomes largely ceremonial.
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For Biden, he sees himself as a pragmatic progressive, tangling with conservatives who hold power and want serious Social Security cuts.
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However, as the A.N.C. abetted Zuma, and the exact same people still hold power, except Zuma himself, we are understandably suspicious.
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The fact is that the G.O.P., as currently constituted, is willing to do whatever it takes to seize and hold power.
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Clinton lost the Electoral College solidly, and the climbing popular vote spread doesn't change anything about who will hold power in Washington.
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He transformed it into a movement with 4.3m members, which would become the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) and hold power until 2000.
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Some see the crisis as a struggle over who will hold power once the reign of King Bhumibol Adulyadej, 88, eventually ends.
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Technology has established a new wave of democracy; one where the average person is now able to personally hold power to account.
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Ultimately, the whole impeachment affair had just a modest bearing on the vital question of who would hold power in the South.
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And though the protesters have dispersed, popular anger remains a major threat to Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi's ability to hold power.
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The ruling lets stand extreme gerrymandering in places like Wisconsin, where one party is able to hold power despite winning fewer votes.
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One of the great missions of the press is to hold power accountable by revealing what those in power would rather hide.
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A suggestion for now: more diversity on a corporate level for positions that actually hold power in decision making and brand imaging.
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Throughout American history, we have learned how it is foolhardy to count on the better angels of our democracy to hold power.
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And many centrists have turned out to have a double standard, reserving passionate concern about debt for times when Democrats hold power.
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To be sure, this factional warfare does not threaten the Republican Party's ability to survive, or even to gain and hold power.
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" She also spoke of "the responsibility of the act of empathy" and the need for "the principled press to hold power to account.
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"We will continue to hold power accountable and we will continue to tell the truth," Chay Hofilena, Rappler's acting managing editor, told reporters.
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But there is another narrative that might prevail: that a democracy, led by a free press, may be able to hold power accountable.
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Democrats will continue to expand their popular vote margin while the GOP will hold power disproportionate to their dwindling share of the vote.
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Increasingly, it seems, the only way for the right to hold power is to pretend they lack it, a paradoxical state of affairs.
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One way to think of a cast ballot is as an instrument of democratic voice, a way of legitimizing those who hold power.
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Top American reporters and editors set world standards, and won't abdicate from a self-defined, and democratic, duty to hold power to account.
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Despite its history-as-slumber-party vibe, the show sometimes tried for a more complicated portrayal of how women grasp and hold power.
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If there's one message I want to get across in the book, it's that you cannot help anyone if you don't hold power.
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To hold power in a democratic system means winning elections, and in a federal system like ours, it means winning elections everywhere geographically.
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The military council and the pro-democracy protesters have been trying to reach a final agreement on how long the military should hold power.
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Instead, its job is to "report the facts, reach objective, impartial judgments about what's going on and to hold power to account," he said.
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The winner: Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, who has slaughtered hundreds of thousands of his people during the six-year war to hold power.
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In their new paper, the pair lay out how Uber in particular exploits an asymmetry of information to hold power over drivers and passengers.
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"Those who have been traumatized pass on their trauma, and for some it makes them feel powerful to hold power over someone," he says.
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And despite a collapsing economy, American sanctions and mass emigration, President Daniel Ortega and his wife, Vice President Rosario Murillo, still hold power firmly.
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There are other possible arrangements too, though the numbers make it tricky for either a unified right or center-left bloc to hold power.
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In the decade since that life-changing afternoon, Badiucao (pronounced bah-diyoo-tsow) has tried to hold power to account through his satirical cartoons.
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The Republicans hold power, and seem to be just a few votes away from pushing Graham-Cassidy through the Senate to finally repeal Obamacare.
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The big picture: The party that successfully wins over this constituency in 2020, crossing gender, race, ethnicity and age, could hold power for a generation.
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And a greater number of those women are first-time politicians; they come from diverse backgrounds and hold power as the heads of influential committees.
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Distrustful protesters, who say they have learned the lesson of recent failed revolutions in countries like Egypt, insist they should hold power during the transition.
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Mr. Dabengwa's experiences offered a template for the blend of repression, cunning and co-option that enabled Mr. Mugabe to hold power for so long.
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Campaigns for control of the 7003-seat Senate, where the Republicans hold power by a single seat, have become increasingly hard fought in recent years.
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His unique trajectory is worth watching because it will test the extent of tolerance by the rightist politicians who hold power, and by the electorate.
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The UK vote has triggered calls for similar referendums in France, Sweden and the Netherlands, while populist governments already hold power in Greece, Poland and Hungary.
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When Democrats hold power again — especially control of Congress and the White House — they will be expected to actually deliver on these Medicare-for-all promises.
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Our leaders are literally toying with our lives with their wargames and we desperately need organizations that can help keep those who hold power "in check".
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So let's teach our boys that women, too, are not only able to hold power, they are worth more than the sum of their body parts.
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Three generations after their arrival, they are fashioning a theology for highly diverse societies and secular systems of government in which Islam does not hold power.
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Republicans hold a slim majority coalition in the Senate; if they lose control of the chamber, Democrats would hold power at every level of state government.
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The story sets a collision course between the two women, who must grapple with what it means to hold power in a world of desperate people.
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In Nixon's final months, top Cabinet officers feared that he would order military action abroad to ease his plight at home — or even to hold power.
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Nor do I trust HR departments, loyal to the company above all else, to adequately investigate allegations against the men who hold power in that company.
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Mr. Holder leads the National Democratic Redistricting Committee, a political group seeking to untangle gerrymandered districts that have helped Republicans hold power in Washington and elsewhere.
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But while the Catholic Church and anti-abortion groups certainly hold power, they have not been the lone driving force behind the country's anti-abortion laws.
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The entire point of the movement is to hold power to account, and to stop those who have power taking advantage of those who have less.
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But now the populist forces that have fueled that trend hold power, and must deal with the consequences affecting the public health and security of citizens.
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Instead, it's just an acknowledgement that you may hold power that someone else doesn't because of your race, class, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, religion, and so on.
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A second possibility is that the party loses power and becomes the elected wing of an anti-government movement, its default setting when the Democrats hold power.
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But that doesn't mean that the election was a referendum on whether women could be trusted to hold power, or that women as a whole were rejected.
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" She then highlighted the importance of the press: "We need the principled press to hold power to account, to call them on the carpet for every outrage.
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Talks between protest leaders and Sudan's generals over who should hold power during a transitional period before elections are in their fifth week and growing increasingly testy.
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The Moon waxes full during a partial lunar eclipse in hard-working Capricorn on July 16, changing our view of authority figures and who should hold power.
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Swept Away, in particular, has attracted criticism as a film about how women would rather submit to men, in a state of nature, than hold power in society.
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After the 2016 election, Republicans hold power in 67 of the 98 state chambers, and, for the first time in history, control every state house in the South.
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The current moment is an opportunity to reset expectations emphatically for those who hold power, and for them to reset expectations in their areas of influence as well.
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Fear of false balance is a creeping threat to the role of the media because it encourages journalists to pull back from their responsibility to hold power accountable.
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But even in shaky economic times the unions representing orchestra musicians hold power because without players, the show cannot go on: Their product, live performance, cannot be outsourced.
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Indeed, reporters have used data to hold power to account for centuries, as a data-driven investigation that uncovered overspending by politicians, including then-congressman Abraham Lincoln, attests.
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"In his dreams he might envision a sort of Putin-Medvedev interplay, where he or one of his aides can hold power," Mr. Taraghi said of Mr. Ahmadinejad.
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On an individual level, people should hold power to account and build strong online communities and stand up for excluded groups when they are being targeted or abused.
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The deep state is a phrase often heard in countries where there is a history of military coups and where generals often hold power independent of elected leaders.
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What we do, our mission, seek the truth, hold power to account, help people understand the world, that's perfect for this moment, but it's also perfect for every moment.
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One writer calls it "chaohuan" or "ultra-unreal" because fiction has trouble competing with fact in China, and explains: There is nothing you can't accomplish if you hold power.
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To hold the line, we must recognise that despots rarely reveal their intentions and that leaders who start out well frequently become more authoritarian the longer they hold power.
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In the high pressure environment of Wall Street, stock traders hold power over millions of dollars of their employer's money, and split-second decisions can make or break careers.
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Bannon also argued that the coalition that sent Trump to the White House, including conservatives, Libertarians, populists, economic nationalists, evangelicals, could hold power for decades if they stay unified.
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Guaido says he is acting in accordance with two articles of the constitution that give the National Assembly president the right to hold power temporarily and call new elections.
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They can move to the left — and they are — but they can't abandon the center or, given the geography of American politics, the center-right, and still hold power.
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As the consensus has long held, impeachment is a political process, and many of the leaders of today's Democratic Party long to hold power in a world without politics.
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"One important step on this path is that those who hold power in Gaza renounce violence and the Palestinian Authority once again takes control in Gaza," the spokeswoman said.
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History has demonstrated that artworks hold power — they are consolidated vessels of perspective, they give voice to the voiceless, they can be a cry in a room of silent compliance.
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It's not that they can't hold power; rather, when they exert it a little too much, someone will be lurking around the corner to put them back in their place.
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You, the querent, hold power throughout the entire process: you pick and cut the deck, let your diviner know when to begin, and even decide when to end the session.
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Should Republicans hold power in Texas's state government and manage to finagle an even more GOP-leading map than last time, it could cancel out some Democratic improvements in other states.
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"Libertarians and other marginalized groups have a weird man's burden in which they are frequently held to even higher standards than the two-party dolts who actually hold power," Welch wrote.
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Girls rights advocates have tried to persuade traditional authorities and chiefs -- who hold power in local government and are perceived as custodians of culture -- to do away with camps like these.
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Republicans are campaigning to hold power, pointing to their accomplishments, including last year's passage of deficit-financed tax cuts, a rollback of federal regulations and the installation of more conservative judges.
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It is true, of course, that many Vietnamese opposed the Communist path to national liberation, but no other nationalist party or faction proved capable of gaining enough support to hold power.
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The use of these secret prisons has been expanded under the leadership of President Xi Jinping, and they are only one example of his efforts to hold power ever more tightly.
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There is no end in sight to violence in Libya, with the interim government ill-equipped to take on Islamic State and the patchwork of militias that hold power in the country.
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Whether the Democrats or Republicans hold power will also dictate the fate of the Affordable Care Act, colloquially referred to as Obamacare, and could spell trouble for two other health-care groups.
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As they continue to tally their votes in order to hold power and influence, our mainstream politicians are the ones who are creating the debacles our country is currently facing right now.
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It's GOP state legislatures using the conjunction of that bonanza with the 2010 census to redraw maps in a way that lets them continue to hold power with a minority of votes.
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By attacking the media, calling major news organizations the "enemy of the people," Trump is pursuing a familiar authoritarian tactic of trying to discredit independent institutions that can hold power in check.
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Everything we've seen says that Republicans will do anything they can to take and hold power, and Tuesday's elections may be the last chance to stop them from locking in permanent rule.
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Research shows the paper's rise in circulation has helped Netanyahu hold power since winning the country's 2009 election, but it apparently didn't provide enough influence over the media landscape for his tastes.
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In 2018 when he had Bannon on, he thanked him for appearing on his show and argued that the reason Democrats don't hold power is because they don't engage with political opponents.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Barack Obama said on Tuesday the world should resist cynicism over the rise of strongmen, in an apparent reference to populist leaders who hold power in a number of countries.
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The report from AI Now, a research institute at NYU that studies the social implications of artificial intelligence, says too many of those systems are opaque to the citizens they hold power over.
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The Hindu nationalist BJP and its allies hold power in 22 of India's 29 states, but after Karnataka, three more state elections are due to take place by the end of the year.
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"We need the principled press to hold power to account, to call them on the carpet for every outrage," Streep, 68, said at the time, without ever naming Trump during her fiery speech.
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And so it is worth chronicling closely and calling out as bullies attempt to intimidate voices whose purpose it is to hold power to account while pursuing the truth, without fear or favor.
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Trump is not yet going nearly as far as Erdogan, who jails journalists, but the preliminary logic is the same— an attempt to undermine the credibility of those who hold power to account.
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We've been on the road to stan-ism for a long time: an increasingly radical G.O.P., willing to do anything to gain and hold power, has been undermining our political culture for decades.
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This act of redefinition — of disrupting narratives about who gets to hold power, and shifting the norms of what women can do — is hard to measure, but I believe its impact is coming.
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Unprepared Democrats got bulldozed in 2010 by a $22019 million Republican campaign to win state legislatures — and the right to draw political maps that would help them hold power for the next decade.
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In his bloody quest to hold power, Assad and his forces have been accused of gassing cities, barrel-bombing schools and hospitals, conducting mass torture and executions, and using starvation as a military tactic.
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He had served two terms as president, the maximum allowed, and in 2008 had become prime minister, in a maneuver that allowed him to effectively hold power while his ally, Dmitry Medvedev, was president.
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And having watched the Trump G.O.P. hold power with a largely negative agenda and an ugly rhetorical style, I can certainly believe that a no-quarter liberalism will gain power eventually in its turn.
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People who are committed to justice for the most vulnerable will be on the alert for dehumanizing language intended to confirm biases and serve the interests of those who hold power over the weak.
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The Tories, who hold power thanks to an agreement with Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party, have now lost six MPs to by-elections and defections in 2019, the highest rate of attrition in decades.
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The Democratic-controlled House is expected to pass legislation reversing Trump's emergency order, but it is not even likely that the resolution will make its way through the Senate, where the Republicans hold power.
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In the months to come, lawmakers must come up with a compromise version between the one passed by the House and the one passed last month in the Senate, where Trump's fellow Republicans hold power.
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He also had someone like Carole Cadwalladr who was obsessing in the journalistic endeavors of figuring out what happened and what do we have the right to know and how do we hold power accountable?
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It seems that either they hold power through repression, as in the Soviet Union, and thus settle into terminal decline, or they open up and end up reforming themselves out of existence, as in Taiwan.
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A saving grace of traditional journalism is it's thick ethical basis — the drive to get both sides of the story and to hold power accountable to truth — that compels journalists to take such criticisms seriously.
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Since last week both Mr. Rajapaksa and Mr. Wickremesinghe have claimed to hold power, setting off a constitutional crisis in this island nation, a popular tourist destination and a major producer of tea and coconuts.
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Small armed bands that traditionally guarded their communities' livestock have been drawn into bitter proxy battles between the country's two largest tribes: the Dinka, who hold power in Juba, the national capital, and the Nuer.
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Targeting vulnerable communities—be it women, people of color, the poor, the disabled or any intersection of these and other points of marginalization—is a lot easier when you hold power as a wealthy, white man.
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I hope to witness the unifying of voices not only because that's the only thing that sends terror into the heart of those who currently hold power, but because when we do that, we create worlds.
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Yet in the two decades since, they have been rewarded royally, emerging the biggest political party in Northern Ireland, and today hold power over May's minority government through a supply and confidence deal agreed in 2017.
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But those who hold power in Russia are also nervous young people could become a threat, inspired by a new kind of freedom online and bridling at a political system that offers few meaningful outlets for dissent.
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But women, being human, also have the ability to be capricious and cruel, and to abuse those over whom they hold power — a dynamic illustrated by the accusations against Ronell and Argento, and also in the home.
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There's an LED timer, high-grade conical ceramic grinding burrs, and a built-in battery that can "hold power for weeks between charging" — making the Voltaire a great tool for getting a perfect cup on the road.
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The poet's idealized vision of honest farmers and shepherds working in rural simplicity was influential, some scholars believe, in shaping the Founders' vision of the new republic as one in which an agricultural majority should hold power.
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Sweden's experience may suggest that Western populists rose only with the refugee and terrorism crises and that, as those crises have faded, populism has stalled out well below the numbers needed for it to sustainably hold power.
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But as intermittent energy sources like wind and solar power grow in use, storage can hold power generated when the wind or sun is strong so that it can be used later, when demand outpaces generation. Sens.
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" As for the responsibility of Suu Kyi and her civilian government, which hold power in cooperation with the military, the UN report said they had "contributed to the commission of atrocity crimes" through their "acts and omissions.
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Londoners overwhelmingly backed remaining in the European Union in the June 23 referendum and Khan, the most senior Labour Party politician to hold power in Britain, has vowed to defend the capital from any Brexit-related hit.
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The Illustrated Herbiary: Guidance and Rituals From 36 Bewitching Botanicals by Maia Toll guides the reader through plant symbolism across time, cultures, and belief systems, showing how different herbs, fruits, and flowers hold power for healing and reflection.
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But there is no indication whether he is being criminally prosecuted, and some reports indicated that he continued to hold power until the investigation became too hot, and someone near the crown prince had to take the fall.
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In one common pattern, authoritarian rule evolves as a way for a majority or plurality group to hold power against the claims of diverse minorities, and to impose a kind of uniformity on weaker ethnic or religious groups.
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Why it matters: Maduro's 72-hour deadline for the U.S. to evacuate all diplomats set the stage for a confrontation between an authoritarian leader desperate to hold power and a U.S. administration determined to see it taken from him.
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Manny Yekutiel: And I just wanna say that people like you who have been willing and continue to be willing to hold power accountable and to hold people's feet to the fire and do it so articulately ... Thank you.
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Andrade Gutierrez was one of the major engineering groups to reach a leniency deal with antitrust agency Cade in November, but Sena said progress has been slow in talks with federal auditing authorities that hold power over public contracts.
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But "this shooting is a grave signal that journalists cannot work safely to keep the public informed or hold power to account in Ghana," said the Committee to Protect Journalists, another press freedom group based in the United States.
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It's so important because I think we all understand that investigative reporting is the most critical reporting in safeguarding our democracy, and it's the highest mission of journalism, which is to protect the vulnerable and to hold power accountable.
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On a recent walking tour in San Jose, the state's third-most populous city, a former state regulator showed the issues that are raised when the wooden poles that hold power lines and communication cables are not attended to.
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But as he looks to 2018 and a possible 2020 presidential bid, Mr. Cuomo must appeal to a restive Democratic electorate that is increasingly aware and unhappy that Republicans hold power in the State Senate during such polarized times.
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" She called for the Hollywood community to support the press in the years ahead, particularly the Committee to Protect Journalists, saying "We need the principled press to hold power to account, to call them on the carpet for every outrage.
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But if at its core magic is intention and ideas, and if glyphs are visual representations of those intentions and ideas, maybe any image-based language could hold power, whether it has the weight of history behind it or not.
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TALLINN (Reuters) - Estonian Prime Minister Juri Ratas unveiled a three-way coalition agreement with the conservative Fatherland party and the far-right EKRE group, which could see him hold power despite his Centre party having come second in an inconclusive election.
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" The report over complaints around coverage comes one week after New York Times publisher Arthur Sulzberger and executive editor Dean Baquet wrote a letter to readers promising that the paper would "rededicate" itself to "hold power to account, impartially and unflinchingly.
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Since coming to power in 2012, Mr. Xi has redoubled demands for obedience to himself as the top leader, and entrenched his power in 2018 by abolishing a term limit on the presidency, meaning that he can hold power indefinitely.
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She rightly pointed out that the President himself often takes questions from reporters -- although his freewheeling sessions spare him from the formal structure with follow-up questions by successive journalists, which offers the best chance to hold power to account.
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They've also shown that filters and emoji and especially status hold power — just look at Snapchat's drama-filled "streak" culture for proof that a public declaration of closeness can lead to obsession (which Facebook is also reportedly trying to hone in on).
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LONDON (Reuters) - The leader of Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), on whose support British Prime Minister Theresa May relies to hold power in the UK parliament, said it would seek to use its influence over the government in the Bombardier dispute.
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Not only will the Democrats hammer the policy provisions of the Price bill, but they'll also launch charges that Republicans are too inept to hold power just as Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Ms. Hoxha was elected to the Secretariat of the Albanian Women's League, a branch of the Communist Party, and served as chairwoman from 1946 to 1952 — one of the few spouses of a Communist leader to hold power in her own right.
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They have been the loudest backers of a second Brexit referendum, an idea that has failed to command a majority but could become more viable if the bigger parties splinter and need the Liberal Democrats' help to hold power after a general election.
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For those who hold power to make such policy on any level, it is urgent to involve the community affected by bringing diverse thinking to the table of policymakers and to look into the future and weigh the possible impact of the policies.
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LONDON, Sept 27 (Reuters) - The leader of Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), on whose support British Prime Minister Theresa May relies to hold power in the UK parliament, said it would seek to use its influence over the government in the Bombardier dispute.
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The BAT tax — loved by many manufacturers and hated by retail and other groups — would generate more than $1 trillion in revenue over 10 years and make the price tag of the rate cut palatable to deficit hawks who still hold power in the House.
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If anything, it makes it clear that it is now more important than ever to pay attention to the actions — not just the lip service — of the people who do hold power, so it can't be used against the people who need help the most.
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Data: PricewaterhouseCoopers; Chart: Lazaro Gamio / Axios Why it matters: Studios were hoping to work with the theaters chains on a revenue deal, but now seem to be charging ahead without their blessing, despite the fact that theaters still hold power distributing movies and driving revenue.
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It would be naïve to ignore the demonization of journalists occurring on hyperpartisan platforms and descending from a President himself, who seems intent on undercutting independent institutions -- from journalism to the judiciary and Justice Department -- whose primary purpose is to hold power to account.
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Similarly, electing a female President means imagining new possibilities: that a woman might survive that gantlet of derision to hold power with confidence, without apology, to enlarge our notions of authority and hasten an age when a female President will no longer be exceptional.
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And when they do their job, when they hold power to account, when they uncover new facts, when they behave as a fourth estate, that dynamic is actually reinforced because Trump attacks them and the news that they're digging up about him enrages his supporters.
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Despite the absence of a centralised operator, says Angela Walch, a lawyer and member of the Centre for Blockchain Technologies at University College London, the coders whose efforts establish the system in the first place and the miners who maintain a cryptocurrency's ledgers do hold power.
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Russia's booming stock market and currency, China's second quarter bounce and Nicolás Maduro's ability to hold power in Venezuela this year have all flown directly in the face of conventional wisdom about the power of the U.S. to cajole bad actors on the international stage through sanctions.
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Republicans also still have crucial structural advantages: The economy is roaring in many of the states where they hold power, the political committee led by Mr. Haslam has $87.5 million to spend on the midterms, and in state legislative elections, Republicans are shielded by gerrymandered district lines.
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That's why, in the view of researchers who study the issue of algorithmic bias, the more pressing concern is not about Google's deliberate bias against one or another major political party, but about the potential for bias against those who do not already hold power in society.
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The Five Star Movement was looking for a victory that would have allowed it to run a region of Italy for the first time, and to build credibility as a governing party after lackluster administrations in the major cities where they already hold power, like Rome.
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That's why, in the view of researchers who study the issue of algorithmic bias, the more pressing concern is not about Google's deliberate bias against one or another major political party, but about the potential for bias against those who do not already hold power in society.
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While PiS has not given details of how it plans to hold power prices steady for consumers next year, Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said on the day the Tauron hike was approved that the government was ready to launch a scheme to offset the impact on households.
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The Democratic Party's ambitions between 1996 and 2008 rose really dramatically — there was a sense within it that they were culturally out of step with the party, but to win and hold power they had to compromise with a political center that wasn't where they were.
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Without the charismatic Key, who was replaced this week by his experienced but dull deputy Bill English, National will lose votes and likely be forced to find extra seats beyond its usual coalition partners to hold power in New Zealand's German-style mixed member proportional parliament, political analysts say.
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Strategist Joao Santana, nicknamed the "maker of presidents" for helping Brazil's leftist leaders hold power for 211.4 years, was arrested last year with his wife Monica Moura and they now are serving 8-year prison sentences for million-dollar payments from bribe money in the sprawling Car Wash graft investigation.
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His victory bolsters the nuclear deal with the United States and other world powers — one of the key achievements of his first term — and his margin of victory gives Rouhani a mandate to challenge the conservative hardliners who still hold power in the country's cumbersome mix of theocracy and democracy.
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A second round of voting for candidates who scored above 12.5 percent (securing above 25 percent of votes first time round counts as an outright win) will take place on June 18, after which Reuters reports that Macron could hold power over as many as 445 seats in the 577-strong National Assembly.
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Republicans in the Senate — faced with the prospect of losing their sole foothold of power in a deep blue New York — have also suggested that even without Mr. Felder, they could still hold power through 2018 thanks to the rules of Senate, which prevent changes in leadership without a 38-seat majority.
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While Twitter noted this week that it restricted access to sensitive information to a "limited group of trained and vetted employees" and that more generally, as a platform, it remains committed to those who take great risks to hold power accountable, the vulnerable points for entering these platforms are too irresistible and too numerous.
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Norms concern things not only as apparently minor as what foods to combine but also things that communities consider tremendously consequential: who can marry whom, how children are to be treated, who is entitled to hold power, how businesses make and price their goods and services, when and how criticism can be shared publicly.
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Just as the Biennale drew inspiration from two historical sources, thoughtful artistic engagements with time and historic material are also prevalent; in his opening remarks, Pirotte contrasted Le Grand Balcon with the Berlin Biennale, which he described as "extremely naive" for considering only the present, and spoke of how many included works hold power for their historical resonance.
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Making a Murderer's first season laid this foundation, and I think a large part of what made that first season so compelling was that the show let its audience form their own judgments about Avery, Dassey, and the people who hold power in this pocket of Wisconsin while slowly introducing new information that could alter those judgments.
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" "On one end you might have something more like what you're talking about from Bernie Sanders," he said, "where you've got to name your opponents, you have to name who the enemies are, you have to mobilize against the billionaire class like the only way you're going to get anything is by extracting it from the people who hold power.
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The Nineteenth Party Congress, held in October, had the spirit of a coronation, in which the Party declared Xi the "core leader," an honor conferred only three other times since the founding of the nation (on Mao Zedong, Deng, and Jiang Zemin), and added "Xi Jinping Thought" to its constitution—effectively allowing him to hold power for life, if he chooses.
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The dissatisfaction stems from a variety of concerns, including the lack of enforcement mechanisms for making good on the promises of unity; the planned timing of the unification, after the all-important budget season in March, allowing Senate Republicans to hold power during that period; and the fact that the I.D.C. had promised to return to the fold before, in 2014.
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"Grassroots activism is great, but if the people that actually hold power don't care, or don't take you seriously, or don't listen to you, then the ways that sexism gets upheld don't change," said Shawna Potter, vocalist for feminist punk outfit War on Women and co-founder of Safer Scenes, which distributed information about bystander intervention tactics at last summer's Vans Warped Tour to help combat harassment at music venues and events.
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It sends exactly the wrong message to Austria's post-communist neighbors in Central Europe, such as Hungary and Poland, where illiberal regimes already hold power and bid to reshape the EU. In fact, it plays right into their hands, underscoring that their visions of an ethnically homogenous Europe of nations could become the rule rather than the exception in the EU. France's far-right leader Marine Le Pen understood Austria's new leadership exactly this way: "It is excellent news for Europe."
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Last night at the Golden Globes when you were receiving the Cecil B. DeMille award and used your acceptance speech to shout down the new darkness at the center of the American political soul by celebrating the diversity of Hollywood, by calling on a "principled press to hold power to account," and by tearing into president-elect Donald Trump for normalizing bullying and cruelty by mocking disabled New York Times reporter Serge Kovaleski on the campaign trail—we were with you all the way.
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As Zoller Seitz writes in The Oliver Stone Experience, in JFK the Kennedy assassination is, incredibly, mere means to Stone's larger end: to warn the viewer that since the end of World War II, the United States has not truly been a democracy, in the sense that school textbooks idealistically claim, but a whey-faced dictatorship run by the military-industrial complex—a loose consortium of interests linked by the desire to acquire and hold power by generating public fear of "enemies" within and without, then generate profits by selling arms and munitions to the U.S. military in order to defend against those same enemies.
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