I don't feel like I'm imposing on anyone else's space.
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That's the largest fine the FAA has proposed imposing on Amazon.
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GIGOT: What about the tariffs that China is imposing on American goods?
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She was ill at ease, at first, imposing on the prisoners' lives.
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GIGOT: So this is from the tariffs that we are imposing on China.
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Ms. McLorg was trying to introduce Canadian customs without imposing on the family's own.
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Or should we expect Leonard to be this imposing on a regular basis from now on?
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Those that represent the bosses are particularly good, with a heft that's suitably imposing on the board.
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For a man of admittedly short stature, the Imp looks pretty imposing on the seat of power.
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The trade Trump is imposing on the GOP was apparent in 2016 and enormously intensified in 2018.
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Future unexpectedly adds the cherry on top, neither imposing on the track nor melting into the background.
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The riders plan to break up into smaller groups to keep from imposing on drivers along the route.
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Doctors have gone on strike over a new, less generous contract that the government is imposing on them.
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Wilber seethes at his twin brothers for imposing on his time, consuming his money and disrupting his plans.
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If you have a flair for moxie and chutzpah, watch out for moments when you're imposing on others.
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The broad range of tariffs the federal government is imposing on U.S. imports will fuel those inflationary forces further.
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This charade that Washington, or Trump more particularly, is imposing on the border is nothing more than empty rhetoric.
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"Forgive us for imposing on your valuable time," these ambassadors said simultaneously in the official languages of the six legislatures.
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That is in part because of restrictions China began imposing on group travel shortly before Ms Tsai's inauguration in 2016.
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"I always think it's better if you do the right things instead of the government imposing on you," he said.
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They don't want courts or anybody else making it up as they go, they don't want presidents imposing on them.
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As a person with acute social anxiety and a chronic fear of imposing on others, this was harder than it sounds.
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For Mr. Moore, the situation in Flint is a microcosm of the disaster he sees President Trump imposing on this country.
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In this one seemingly innocuous query, I hear one generation imposing on the next one its resolute idea of How Things Are.
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Stance Warped R2D2 Socks, $18, available at StanceThe lovable droids look imposing on these socks made by an NBA player-favorite brand.
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Name Withheld In many fields, employers exploit the vulnerabilities of potential employees by imposing on them conditions that are hard to refuse.
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It would also require that ISPs be entirely transparent about the numerous, often anti-competitive restrictions they're imposing on users' internet connections.
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Similarly, leaders need to take immediate, bold action to mitigate the financial harms the pandemic is already imposing on households across America.
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They&aposre doing it now because they&aposre pretty much under a booth when it comes to the sanctions were imposing on them.
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On the one hand, as a practical matter, they're imposing on people and playing on the hope that people won't know their rights.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced $12.8 billion (US) worth of retaliatory tariffs on American goods, the same amount the US is imposing on Canada.
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By itself, that wouldn't be enough to protect the capitalists from government action to make them internalize the damage they're imposing on the world.
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It made sense for her to testify, but not like that, as if she were on trial, or imposing on the committee's precious time.
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And how do you create a question that will include strangers so that they don't feel as though I am imposing on their privacy?
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Historically, gardening has often been an act of control, bringing a riotous landscape to heel and imposing on it the stamp of human will.
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His ambitious show in Beijing seems perfectly timed to exploit the self-inflicted political crises the United States and the UK are imposing on themselves.
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And next coming November is when we go after oil and the energy sector and that is going to be very imposing on the Iranians.
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This is the best — now, perhaps, the only — means of countering the one-state reality that Israel is imposing on itself and the Palestinian people.
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One assumes Martha to be physically imposing, on the order of Uta Hagen, who created the part, or Ms. Turner, who was marvelous in it.
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"On a standalone basis Avolon is a fine company but parent liquidity issues are imposing on them some constraints regarding their funding profile today," Wasden said.
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In Chinese, the traditional character for 'dragon,' 龍, sits silent and imposing on the page and can only be remembered through countless hours of repetitive practice.
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France voted this week to approve a new law penalizing sexual harassment in public areas by imposing on-the-spot fines for catcallers, BuzzFeed News reported.
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Oil and gas industry representatives are expressing worries about new tariffs the Trump administration is imposing on steel and aluminum imports from three key U.S. allies.
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It has rallied supporters with nationalist, conservative and Catholic slogans, vilifying social elites including judges, the liberal opposition and the EU as imposing on ordinary Poles.
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Within a year, the county terminated the monitor's contract, at the sheriff's request, and waived $5 million in fines the monitor had recommended imposing on CorrectHealth.
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Still, the virus itself also presents an obstacle to widespread long-term adoption of automation because of the economic stress it is imposing on many companies.
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Peck noted that the aid largely insulates eligible consumers from even the double-digit percentage increases that some insurers are imposing on their premiums for next year.
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He argued that companies that burn fossil fuels should be taxed at a rate that reflected the harms they were imposing on the rest of the world.
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But there remain a defiant few pastors and religious leaders who refuse to close their doors, accusing the government of overreach and imposing on their religious freedom.
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There is more diversity in US cities First, the claim that "leaders" are insulated from the diversity that they are imposing on other Americans of lesser means.
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"Today's action holds China accountable for unfair taxes that they are imposing on American exports of broiler chicken products," U.S. Trade Representative Michael Froman said in a statement.
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Even with all this trauma, nightmares, anguish and pain that this government is imposing on us and our children, we still have to fight for our asylum cases.
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The ongoing drive to complete the GOP's tax bill will test whether that balance can endure under the heightened stress Donald Trump's tumultuous presidency is imposing on it.
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I helped prepare a speech for Buchanan — which he delivered before a small audience in Washington, DC — on the costs of the sanctions we were imposing on Iraq.
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Mr. Trump suggested this week that he will provide another $15 billion in financial support to farmers, potentially funded through the tariffs he is imposing on Chinese imports.
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Trump made a reference to the unprecedented trade sanctions Washington is imposing on China, but he did not explicitly state it as a cause of Xi's possible mischief.
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"Consent." The reader watches as the narrator turns Frances' life to chaos, imposing on her his own perception of the fleeting nature of human relationships, and of meaning itself.
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Flynn had talked to Kislyak about sanctions the Obama administration was imposing on Russia for meddling in the election, but later claimed falsely that the talks were not substantive.
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As discontent over the shutdown has mounted, the administration has expanded its efforts to minimize negative impacts that might exacerbate the political cost the shutdown is imposing on Trump.
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What are we negotiating for with respect to the taxes we&aposre imposing on Americans when they choose to buy, say, Canadian or Mexican steel, or aluminum, for that matter?
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"It's a very bad scheme that we're imposing on a country where we've either bought or brought oligarchs into our camp by false promises," says Thierry Baudet, a prominent Eurosceptic.
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"I don't understand what the Thai government wants out of this," Artef told Reuters, adding that some people in the region see the history as imposing on their Malay-Muslim identity.
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The penalty is the largest fine the FAA has proposed imposing on Amazon, which the agency said has had a series of at least 24 hazardous materials violations in recent years.
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One is that the recent Republican tax bill, rather than eliminating the individual mandate, actually made the mandate more onerous by imposing on individuals a legal obligation to purchase health insurance.
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The deal signed by U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese Vice Premier Liu He will roll back only some of tariffs that the two sides have been imposing on each other.
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Apple prices may increase because of the massive Tariffs we may be imposing on China - but there is an easy solution where there would be ZERO tax, and indeed a tax incentive.
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Apple prices may increase because of the massive Tariffs we may be imposing on China – but there is an easy solution where there would be ZERO tax, and indeed a tax incentive.
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Our conversations ranged widely, but they almost always landed in the same place: the restrictions the city was imposing on the ride-hailing companies that could send them packing from Austin altogether.
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Pompeo voiced the optimism during an interview with CNBC, in response to a question about whether the US could have as successful a response as China without imposing on people's civil liberties.
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Quinn, imposing on home health care workers in the public sector the regime that Janus will impose on their union mates in other industries: public-school teachers, social workers, bus drivers, nurses.
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S. trade war as companies start to shift supply chains to Southeast Asia to escape tit-for-tat tariffs that the world's two biggest economies are imposing on each other's goods and services.
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The researchers' most chastening findings reflect the obvious class overhang in any discussion of the opioid epidemic She didn't have a car, felt bad about imposing on friends, and taxis were too expensive.
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The administration is claiming that tribal citizens are members of a racial group, not sovereign nations, and therefore, subject to the same cruel policy that Trump is imposing on millions of other Americans.
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BIG OIL FEARS TOLL OF TRUMP TARIFFS: Oil and gas industry representatives are expressing worries about new tariffs the Trump administration is imposing on steel and aluminum imports from three key U.S. allies.
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On November 6th the commission's vice-president, Valdis Dombrovskis, said it was considering imposing on Italy an "excessive deficit procedure", for steering countries back on to what Brussels considers the fiscal straight and narrow.
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The regulations that county and state officials are imposing on marijuana growers — every growing plot must have a house to certain specifications — are driving many Hmong to question the future profitability of the business.
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It really is [about] being non-judgmental, being tolerant, being accepting of people; in other words creating a safe space that... people can feel that they can be themselves [in] without imposing on other people.
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"Apple prices may increase because of the massive Tariffs we may be imposing on China - but there is an easy solution where there would be ZERO tax, and indeed a tax incentive," the president wrote.
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Hours after O'Rourke powerfully protested the cruelty that Trump is imposing on immigrant children created in the image of God, Cruz sought to reincarnate himself as a born-again supporter of justice and human rights.
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"Apple prices may increase because of the massive Tariffs we may be imposing on China – but there is an easy solution where there would be ZERO tax, and indeed a tax incentive," he wrote in September.
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Yet Bonauto worries religious conservative are building up a body of examples that suggest marriage rights are imposing on religious rights, thereby creating new facts that arguably could persuade courts to revisit the rights of marriage.
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But the buildup of tariffs the United States and China are imposing on each other may spill over into Europe, and Italy's anti-establishment government could also create turbulence, said Ronald Indergand, an economist at SECO.
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"We will keep you posted on this project," Moscow Exchange Chief Executive Alexander Afanasyev said, explaining the delay was as a result of the risks of new penalties that other countries are considering imposing on Russia.
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But even it seems to know that, despite its bluster: Judging from bans China is now imposing on travelers from certain European countries, it is well aware that cases of infection could be reintroduced from abroad.
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In part, the retail slump reflects the fact that the next round of tariffs that the Trump administration is now considering imposing on Chinese imports includes a range of consumer products, from shoes to clothing to smartphones.
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In addition to the nearly incomprehensible suffering the United States is imposing on these children, the administration's new policy, which separates children from parents, makes it much harder for the child to make a claim for US protection.
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The S&P energy index was up 0.5 percent, the most among the 11 major S&P sectors, after the Trump administration said it would aggressively enforce economic sanctions that is it re-imposing on Iran this week.
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However, Apple may be saying 'Look, if you're the local DA in Tupelo, Mississippi, and you don't know how to open an iPhone, you should not have to resort to imposing on Apple employees to open that iPhone.
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And it's from the White House, with its burn marks, that the President apparently held a very contentious phone call with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau about tariffs Trump is imposing on the US neighbor to the north.
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"Apple prices may increase because of the massive Tariffs we may be imposing on China - but there is an easy solution where there would be ZERO tax, and indeed a tax incentive," Trump said in a tweet Saturday.
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As a result, the more mandatory prison time we impose onto those facing charges, the more prison time we are really imposing on poor people of color in a system that already incarcerates them at outrageously disproportionate rates.
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Countering the one-state reality that Israel is imposing on itself and the Palestinian people will require a solution that secures full equality, freedom and justice for all peoples in the region, regardless of which borders they live between.
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These freedoms give Hong Kong a special status internationally, allowing it to negotiate trade and investment agreements independently from Beijing -- for instance, it does not have to pay the tariffs that the United States is imposing on Chinese imports.
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In a new interview with French newspaper Journal du Dimanche, the Ad Astra actor — who also owns a French vineyard with ex Angelina Jolie — was asked his feelings about a tariff Trump has publicly considered imposing on French wine.
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A television assembly company in a South Carolina county that Office of Management and Budget Chief Mick Mulvaney represented in Congress has won an exemption from new tariffs that the Trump administration is imposing on goods made in China.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration will aggressively enforce economic sanctions that is it re-imposing on Iran this week and expects the measures to have a significant impact on the Iranian economy, senior U.S. administration officials said on Monday.
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SOCHI, Russia (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin oversaw the launch of a fourth and final line supplying electricity from Russia to Crimea on Wednesday, saying the project had broken an energy blockage he accused Kiev of imposing on the peninsula.
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The last 50 pages of the book read like a hasty after-action report, and Andrei should be pretty miffed with his author for imposing on him a denouement, and diminution, not only rushed but, in part, difficult to believe.
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Given DeWine's decision to support an order issuing a public health emergency after Franklin County Court's statement, questions have also been raised about whether the governor was going against the judge's decision and imposing on the role of the judiciary.
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Such calls for more stimulus are unlikely to materialize any time soon, as the minutes showed others in the board fretting over the rising cost of prolonged easing such as the strain ultra-low interest rates is imposing on commercial banks.
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BEIRUT, Jan 12 (Reuters) - Lebanon's central bank is seeking extra powers to regulate and standardise controls which commercial banks are imposing on depositors, the governor said on Sunday, saying his intention was to ensure "fair relationships" between banks and customers.
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The FTC notes a laundry list of what it couches as "significant new privacy requirements" that it's also imposing on the company — writing that: Although there are already criticisms of the order for not being strong enough — including from inside the FTC itself.
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On other issues, Mr. Curbelo has also warned that the tariffs Mr. Trump is imposing on steel are so broad that they might raise prices for residents of the Florida Keys who are trying to replace their metal roofs after Hurricane Irma.
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What is happening is a national wave of rejection and repudiation of the government and politics that Trump is imposing on America that Republicans in Congress, in one of most disastrous blunders in political history, are clutching tightly to with both hands.
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End the shutdown now, immediately, or there will be a day of action coming soon in which employees across all federal agencies will stand together to protest the injustices and hardships the shutdown is imposing on them and the public they serve.
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The President announced additional sanctions that we'll be imposing on Iran for -- whether it was their surrogates in Yemen who fired these missiles and drones or whether they fired them themselves, we're imposing punishing new sanctions on Iran to hold them accountable.
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It also came on the day that his national security adviser, John Bolton, threatened to punish European firms that violate new sanctions the Trump administration is imposing on Iran after withdrawing from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), a nuclear deal implemented in 2016.
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"This is an additional punitive measure the administration is imposing on parents in an effort to frighten Central Americans, to discourage them from seeking asylum," said Reuben Cahn, executive director of the Federal Defenders of San Diego, who is representing several of the caravan migrants.
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"Well, I will demand that Europe put in place a carbon tax at its border, a tax of 1 to 3 percent, for all products coming from the United States, if the United States doesn't apply environmental rules that we are imposing on our companies," he added.
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While the three countries do use some trade barriers to protect certain particularly vulnerable domestic industries from competition (the US has protected its lumber industry from Canadian competition for decades, for example), the tariffs that the US is imposing on steel and aluminum are exceptionally severe.
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The U.S. government said on Friday it has no objections to new terms a judge has proposed imposing on PG&E Corp for its criminal probation to reduce the risk of the bankrupt power producer's equipment sparking more destructive wildfires, including one to preclude it from reissuing dividends.
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Set in the twisted reality that is the Lovecraft universe, this set-for-2017 title, a digital reinvention of the 1981 pen-and-paper game, will star frightening, grotesque creatures and test players' nerves as they stumble into insanity, irreversibly scarred by the supernatural extraterrestrial imposing on the world they thought they knew.
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Trade with the EU, he argues, cannot make up for the loss of economic ties with Russia, which in any case is open to a three-way deal; the idea that Ukraine must choose between Russian or EU spheres is "a spin that Eurocrats have been imposing on us, reinforced by the Americans".
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If a parent bank abroad gets into trouble, they do not want capital to be siphoned away from a local subsidiary to prop up the parent; and if the subsidiary stumbles, they want to be sure it has enough equity of its own so it can be allowed to fail without imposing on local taxpayers.
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I think this these sanctions that they&aposre imposing on Turkey are going to hurt them at a time when they&aposre in financial crisis and they&aposve got banks that are affected in Turkey because they&aposve been loaning money to Turkey for years and it tied up in this so it&aposs going to impact in Europe as well.
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On March 2nd, a Supreme Court diminished by the loss of Antonin Scalia, the conservative justice who died in February, asked whether a law of 2013 that, in effect, shuts down more than three-quarters of the 40-odd abortion clinics in Texas runs foul of a 1992 precedent prohibiting states from unduly imposing on a woman's right to choose.
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"Defendants have allowed the physical condition of Detroit's schools to deteriorate to the point of crisis and have forced Detroit's school-age children to spend their young lives in deplorable surroundings risking their health and safety in the process and imposing on students and their teachers an atmosphere that interferes with their securing a minimally sufficient education," the complaint said.
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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 predicted that the tariffs he is imposing on imported solar panels and residential washing machines will lead to new jobs for American workers.
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" Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Hill Reporter Rafael Bernal: Biden tries to salvage Latino Support Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE claimed that expanding the system to cover all private transfers of guns would not be "in any way imposing on or impinging on the rights that the Second Amendment guarantees.
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TRUMP SIGNS SOLAR TARIFFS: 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 predicted that the tariffs he is imposing on imported solar panels and residential washing machines will lead to new jobs for American workers.
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Passionate patriots across the nation are marching in the streets, registering voters, campaigning for candidates, and fighting like hell to end the corruptions and injustices that 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 and those George Will recently called his poodles in Washington are imposing on America.
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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's foolish and potentially destructive trade war with the rest of the world has triggered yet more foolishness — the president's proposal to provide $22019 billion of government financial assistance to U.S. farmers harmed by retaliatory tariffs other countries are imposing on U.S. agricultural exports.
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And it has signaled that the legislative changes it would support look a lot like those that members of both parties have long advocated: adding more guarantors to reduce the dominance of Fannie and Freddie; giving all guarantors a broad duty to serve all markets, rich or poor; imposing on guarantors a utility-like regulated rate of return to ensure that communities of more modest means aren't priced out of the market; and providing the same level of subsidy that we have today to lower costs for borrowers of modest means.
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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 on Saturday pitched what he called an "easy solution" for Apple to avoid his proposed tariffs on China: Make the products in the U.S. Trump acknowledged in a tweet that "Apple prices may increase because of the massive Tariffs we may be imposing on China," but suggested the issue was not with the tariffs themselves.
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