The impact: The State Department has begun to hollow out.
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But they threaten to hollow out a core American ideal.
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Authoritarian forms of democracy promise to hollow out political rights too.
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Wade or simply hollow out the right until it becomes meaningless.
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Essentially, the scientists have been able to hollow out the sugar crystals.
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Hollow out a sourdough round and fill round with chilled dip. 21.
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They've tried to hollow out the CDC and NIH, I don't know.
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Hollow out some of the inside to make room for the filling. 9.
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Doesn't every single one hollow out the series' core a little bit more?
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Hollow out a sugar or mini pumpkin then roast the seeds for snacks.
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Nor ones that drill into the moon or hollow out a unique asteroid.
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Vocal cords grow brittle; high notes start to quaver; low tones hollow out.
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The success of single companies like Apple can hollow out entire markets, even regions.
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Surely 10,000 pounds of thrust would hollow out a significant bowl of regolith, right?
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Subjective control, however, quickly tends to hollow-out and politicize the military and intelligence communities.
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Yellow birch are excellent for wildlife habitat, because they stay alive when they hollow out.
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The court battle may only delay long-running Republican efforts to hollow out the agency.
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Yet as labour markets hollow out, more high-skilled jobs are being created than menial ones.
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With Cobham vulnerable too, and Rolls slimming, this would hollow out Britain's mid-sized defence industry.
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And that's only part of what Trump's done to hollow out the nation's public health infrastructure.
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As Mr. Erdogan continues to systematically hollow out Turkey's democratic institutions, foreign investors continue to flee.
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This would mean moving out of the area, of course, and could hollow out Port Talbot town.
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Trump seems determined to hollow out the State Department in a strange act of national self-amputation.
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If you simply must hollow out a fruit so you can put vodka in it, follow your heart.
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It'll continue to hollow out the media-sphere until it's one of the only places left to advertise.
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The question is, when does this NATO ally hollow out its armed forces to the point of failure?
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The idea is to hollow out armored troop carriers to hold more than a thousand gallons of water.
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First, use the drill bit to hollow out an inch-deep hole in the base of your candle sticks.
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Even worse, these cuts hollow out the EPA by reducing it to its lowest funding levels since the 1970s.
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The rules would essentially hollow out protections guaranteed to LGBTQ people by the Affordable Care Act, the Washington Post reported.
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And it's going to hollow out the basic infrastructure of our economy; in another decade, we're going to regret it.
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"Any downturn in Amazon would hollow out the city like the Boeing bust did in the 1970s," Mr. Martin said.
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Since then, however, it has seen its Democratic Party hollow out, losing legislative seats, including in this region, and giving Mrs.
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Yet the lesson of Trump's presidency is that controversies that would hollow out a normal White House often leave him untouched.
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Split the rolls in half lengthwise and hollow out some of the bread on each of the bottom halves, forming a cavity.
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Please note that you are not, as I initially imagined, supposed to hollow out a pumpkin and stick a succulent inside it.
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But it is a sign of growing cultural and economic changes that, if not addressed, could hollow out the Army from within.
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In reality, their 'modernization' will remove catch limits, weaken efforts to rebuild depleted stocks, and hollow out federal authorities that enforce compliance.
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Cut off the tops of the apples (do not discard) and hollow out the core with a spoon, leaving the bottom in tact.
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"It's about helping people live in the digital age in a way that doesn't hollow out all of the meaning in your life."
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His trade war will hurt business at a time when the rural population is aging, and it will probably hollow out farm communities.
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But many found themselves suspected as traitors or ideological termites, sent back by their Communist captors to hollow out American society from within.
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Soros's aim, according to Orbán, is to undermine the soul of European Christian society — to hollow out the West from the inside out.
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It took him and his team weeks to strip away the bark, flatten one side, hollow out the rot and finally start the carving.
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Big businesses that want to disrupt the competition often intend to lose money at first while they prove their worth or hollow out the industry.
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In the absence of federal leadership, mayors and governors will be left holding the bag when default and declining ownership levels hollow out more communities.
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If one has to choose, it would be better to maintain a smaller force that is fully ready than to hollow out the existing force.
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They perform tasks that official members of government can't or won't, helping to hollow out Israeli civil society while claiming to be part of it.
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They thought that if girls could play hockey with the boys, girls would flood boys' teams and hollow out women's hockey programs, Blainey-Broker said.
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Alex Matthiessen, the head of a grass-roots campaign to support congestion pricing, said too many exemptions could hollow out the plan, making it ineffective.
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Privacy advocates worry many of the other bills under consideration will hollow out the law, carving out loopholes for particular industries and forms of data collection.
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The legislation appears dead on arrival should it reach the White House, however, which has strongly opposed efforts to dismantle or hollow out the nuclear pact.
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They warn that deep cuts to housing funds would force some people out of their homes and hollow out grant programs meant to revitalize urban neighborhoods.
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Whatever their circumstances, the deaths threatened to hollow out a resilient family that had struggled against long odds and had great hopes for their children's success.
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Screw Driver & Hammer Method For a mess-free split, use the screw driver to hollow out eyes and drain some of the liquid prior to hammering. 4.
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And western Germany's trade unions, afraid that the east's low wages would hollow out their collective-bargaining powers, colonised the east, winning huge pay rises for easterners.
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Critics of the VA Mission Act argue it goes too far toward privatizing health care for veterans and threatens to hollow out the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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Anthony's offensive responsibilities don't need to hollow out in order for him to help a basketball team, but the dosage in which he's unleashed should probably recede.
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I knew that hunger could hurt, could scoop me hollow as a gourd, and that seeing my siblings starving could hollow out a different part of me, too.
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The Kremlin launched groups of "cyber guards" to search for prohibited content, and tried to hollow out the volunteer movement by replicating independent crowdsourcing sites with its own.
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And if automation leads to more income going to owners of capital, who already tend be wealthy, that could hollow out middle-class jobs and fuel higher inequality.
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Placing Kavanaugh on the bench would lend judicial cover to the Trump administration's efforts to roll back a half-century of progress and hollow out the Fourteenth Amendment.
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But the measure could further hollow out government institutions and private companies, as Venezuelans seek jobs in the more flexible informal sector or flee to neighboring South America countries.
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But the jargon was deliberate, designed to hollow out those very feelings of momentousness, because feelings could be distractions when you needed to focus only on the task at hand.
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The point is that, of course, if we obsess over caring for other people with no concern for self-care, we hollow out our existence and all end up miserable.
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While Russian leaders consciously work to hollow out the idea of democracy in their own country, they also seek to discredit democracy abroad — including, this year, in the United States.
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"This is no targeted response to violent extremism, but a concerted campaign to hollow out a whole culture," scholar Rachel Harris wrote in an article for The Guardian in April.
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Yep, just hollow out the core, sauté it up in brown sugar and butter, add it back in to the apple, and wrap it all up in (store-bought) pie dough.
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While U.S. President Barack Obama has taken steps to hollow out the embargo on Cuba with executive orders, the lack of U.S. financing is hampering U.S.-Cuban business opportunities, experts say.
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Instead, these experts worry that Trump is normalizing a set of practices that are typically seen in authoritarian countries — and, by doing so, threatening to slowly and steadily hollow out American democracy.
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He continues: This tactic could eventually hollow out the territories of so-called "New Russia"—that is, southeastern Ukraine—to such a degree that they sink into isolation, depression, radicalization, and violence.
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This pipe would likely be better if there was still "ice cream" in the container, which you could hollow out and you with a straw the way I did with the carrot.
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When institutions are weak and leaders see the old elite as a threat, those leaders often hollow out their own governments for fear of a coup, setting the state up to implode.
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It will deprive people not only of income, but also of significance; it will hollow out not just the labor market, but also the sense of purpose in so many people's lives.
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His fundamental point was that this was an inherently volatile and exploitative system, both liable to crisis and likely to hollow out the political institutions which supposedly exists on top of it.
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And Trump, as his West Wing staff begins to hollow out and his fascination with the techniques and personalities of global autocracy grows, appears intent on expanding the scope of his own power.
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It took several months for the Big Imagination Foundation, a nonprofit organization that "incubates brave new ideas and talent," to hollow out a 1985 Boeing commercial plane to make space for art and dancing.
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But this stretch of Bay Street can hollow out on evenings and weekends, and you'll need a car or public transit to reach more intriguing neighborhoods — or for dining options sexier than nearby chains.
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We lack the proper hybrid terms for the stew of corruption, hypocrisy, incompetence, and menace we are experiencing, and will require even more creative language as Trump continues to hollow out representative democracy from within.
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Pessimists fear this will hollow out middle-income, middle-class jobs on an unprecedented scale, with the WEF itself predicting that more than 5 million jobs could be lost in 15 major economies by 2020.
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At the same time, with the Muslim nations most on the frontline of this war, we must hollow out and nullify the jihadi ideology and show it for what it is: a decrepit death cult.
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It sat low above the valley it had helped hollow out, a white cloak across the flattened peak of a shield volcano called Ok. From this it drew its full name, Okjökull, "the yoke glacier".
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Trump's attacks against Mexicans, Muslims, Asians and others not only hollow out the country's image around the world, they divide the people, they make America weaker, they fray the fabric of society; they promote more prejudice.
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"What we're seeing in Xinjiang is homegrown self-radicalization that is made worse by repressive policies and an attempt to hollow out Uighur culture and religious practices," said Nicholas Bequelin, East Asia director for Amnesty International.
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Permitting an officer to fall back on the automobile exception in an instance like this "would unmoor the exception from its justification" and "hollow" out the "core Fourth Amendment protection" people enjoy in and around their homes.
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Despite efforts by its president, Jacob Zuma, to hollow out institutions such as the prosecutors' office, national broadcaster and anti-corruption agency, a critical press, independent judiciary and vocal opposition are keeping the government on its toes.
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The Brookings Institution has persuasively argued that the AHCA would amount to near-wholesale elimination of Obamacare's ban on discrimination against people with pre-existing conditions, and may even allow employers to hollow out employee health benefits.
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Yes, I get a little Sculptra in my temples if they hollow out, but they see me as a mom who eats healthy and who works out and is fit, but isn't obsessive and still eats Oreo cookies.
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"Popular areas will survive, but it would not be surprising if areas that are not so popular will have a lot of vacant houses and turn into slums," Okada said of how parts of big cities could hollow out.
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China has suggested a "freeze-for-freeze" deal, in which the United States agrees to halt all military exercises with South Korea — something Mr. Hill noted would "hollow out the alliance" — in return for North Korea's stopping its tests.
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Op-Ed Contributor The Republican health care plan recently passed by the House would hollow out one of the most popular provisions of the Affordable Care Act: a prohibition on charging higher prices to people with pre-existing medical conditions.
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"If 5G is so revolutionary that it unlocks incredible new kinds of economic growth and tech development, then a slower rollout in the U.S. could harm our competitiveness and could hollow out tech companies," says Bateman of the Carnegie Endowment.
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By inviting such groups to the table, DeVos and her department have long been signaling that they are willing to hollow out Title IX protections, and to take advice on the issue from people who may not have survivors' best interests at heart.
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While Silicon Valley will play a role in the future of cars, he said, it need not be the case that technology companies hollow out the auto business in the way that Google has turned cellphone hardware into a largely unprofitable commodity business.
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At his town hall in Grand Blanc, a town about 10 miles north of troubled Flint, Michigan, many of those in attendance voiced the anxiety underscored by years of economic, cultural and technological shifts that served to hollow out much of the state's manufacturing infrastructure.
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The question we should be asking is why and how we allowed those dictatorships, over the decades before the 2011 revolutions came, to hollow out their states so completely that the Arab Spring was all but assured to bring chaos regardless of the world's response.
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The coronavirus pandemic should be an unequivocal wakeup call for the United States and its allies to collectively oppose Chinese efforts to hollow out the existing rules order and advance alternatives that are detrimental to the free flow of information and global public health.
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He noted that the four prosecutors who quit the Stone case "hit the road," raising the prospect that their protests failed to introduce accountability to the administration and only served to further hollow out the government and make it more pliable to the President.
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A deal that includes reversing even some tariffs creates a political dilemma for Mr. Trump, a self-avowed "tariff man" who has used levies to punish China for trade practices that have helped hollow out American manufacturing and to press Beijing to change its economic practices.
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States could change eligibility requirements to exclude more people, they could hollow out the benefits going to Medicaid recipients, or they could further depress reimbursement payments going to physicians and other health-care providers, an action that in some communities would be tantamount to denying patients care.
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" Finally, in a generous gesture to her political opponent, Han Kuo-yu, she asked him to "take special note" of the principles that should guide any Taiwanese leader in preserving Taiwan's freedom and democracy: that China damages the status quo by "exploiting" [prior understandings] to "hollow out" Taiwan's security, that sovereignty cannot be "traded away for short-term economic gain," and that "China is presently penetrating and infiltrating Taiwan's entire society.
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Apart from the obvious fact of his being restricted to a wheelchair since 21800, when an arterial collapse left him mostly paralyzed from the neck down, he is also entering that awkward phase in life when bodies degenerate unevenly, so that even as he's become a little corpulent at the middle, his cheeks are starting to hollow out and his powerful neck to narrow, giving the impression that his shiny bald head and tufted white goatee are elongating with time.
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