And the bombardment won't let up on its way east.
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Also, he's let up on some of his entrepreneurial hustle.
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"This is not a moment to let up on the pressure."
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But now's the time to let up on your leisurely pace.
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North Korea also hasn't let up on its anti-US rhetoric.
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Most important for the Cardinals, they didn't let up on the Huskies.
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"She called me and said, 'Shaun, just let up on it,'" he said.
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These FBI agents didn't let up on their rescue efforts for nearly a week.
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In the meantime, late-night hosts aren't going to let up on the president.
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But Pepper even got Roker to let up on a little of his germaphobia.
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Since then, Trump has not let up on his pledge to build a wall.
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On Wednesday Munger said it was time for regulators to "let up" on it.
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I don&apost think we&aposre going to let up on any of these matters.
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Some analysts also assert that Washington has too often let up on pressure too early.
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Valdez never let up on telling the stories of what drugs were doing to his country.
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No reason to believe they won't let up on the gas and ruin ten more passers.
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Multiple senators urged the Trump administration not to let up on economic sanctions amid ongoing talks.
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But she also vowed not to let up on oversight of his policies and personal conduct.
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It's really critically important that we not let up on the gas at all on these programs.
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There are many "false reports" that the administration will "let up" on its trade tactics, Cramer said.
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But Pence has not let up on the tough rhetoric he's been delivering since arriving in Asia.
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Until then, none of these potential future limitations are any reason to let up on the push for VRE.
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Rubio didn't let up on the attack, going at Trump in his most forceful way yet in the campaign.
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Now known as the "auntie of the resistance," the California congresswoman has not let up on the Trump administration.
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It may not up the ante from the last film, but it doesn't let up on the pace either.
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Walkout organizers applauded the progress on sexual harassment but said they would not let up on the other issues.
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We're heading into two weeks of congressional recess, but there won't be any let up on the health news.
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He pressured James Comey, then the F.B.I. director, to let up on the Russia investigation, as a political favor.
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Democrats believe they have the high ground on this issue, and they are not about to let up on Republicans.
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That's why his sway on the issue of rape matters, and why he should not let up on his message.
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We will know where the most drastic measures must be deployed and where we can let up on the reins.
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If you're going to open your staging with a rape, you really can't let up on the tension in what follows.
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While he has threatened in recent days to boycott the prime-time event, he let up on the language on Tuesday.
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After Bannon asked Boyle to let up on Priebus, Boyle began telling people that Bannon was guilty of "treason," per BI's sources.
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The Stars didn't let up on Alexander Georgiev as Corey Perry fired a shot past the netminder for the fifth Dallas goal.
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Stocks ended mixed on Tuesday as investors let up on the accelerator after a three-week rally sent indexes to new highs.
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To let up on those realities would undermine the series' Emmy-winning credibility and risk turning a great story into flimsy fan service.
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Law enforcement is also concerned if they let up on security it will send a message that the building is an easy target.
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Pepe also argues that to truly embrace a post-Thanksgiving burrito, you're going to have to let up on your aversion to carbs.
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There are still some issues related to gender that Pope Francis has not let up on, such as allowing women to become priests.
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The goal is great, but don't sleep on the reaction from the defender who let up on Luciano, freeing him up for the kick.
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Cruz hasn't let up on her criticism of the president, though she has praised White House staff for their handling of the crisis repeatedly.
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And once Atari let up on its restrictive third-party development policies, it opened up the doors for a true golden age in Atari software.
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Our movement was sad to see him let up on his ambition as he rolled out the specifics, before we even give it a try.
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And there was to be no let up on the New Year fight calendar for the skinny kid with the pickax shins and cheeky uppercuts.
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Basic income's advocates do need to let up on the automation fantasies, and think about how to reconcile a universal cash benefit with free migration.
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And I'll bring this up, too, Charlie Munger, your partner, just recently said he thinks regulators, it's time for them to let up on Wells Fargo.
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For the last three years, David Quinn, the men's hockey coach at Boston University, hardly ever let up on Jordan Greenway, one of his star players.
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By all definitions, Cam shouldn't have let up on his pace, but now he's in the locker room and backup QB Derek Anderson is in right now.
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On Tuesday P&G's share price fell, closing down 0.5 percent, as investors worried whether the company would let up on its promises to pursue operational reforms.
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A scientist by training, and a staunch advocate of government transparency by trade, Gibbs hasn't let up on her cage-rattling since that day four years ago.
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Still, Roach said he hoped the Chinese government will not let up on efforts to contain the coronavirus outbreak even though there will be short-term economic impact.
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So, we had to ask Austin if the Rockets would let up on the Clips a little bit, given it's his papa on the other side ... and uh, nope.
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But the faceoff shows how far apart Congress and the White House have drifted on Saudi Arabia, and lawmakers are vowing not to let up on holding Riyadh accountable.
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The White House "believes it's going to beat China," Cramer said Friday, adding that there are many "false reports" that the administration will "let up" on its trade tactics.
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Pompeo said the United States will not let up on military support for Afghan troops until the Taliban take the necessary steps to show they are serious about peace.
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But if Washington doubles down and Turkey does not let up on Brunson, what has become a diplomatic flashpoint could very well contribute to a much deeper economic crisis.
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Despite its improving fortunes — and the planned resumption of dividend payments in 2017 — Peugeot vowed that it would not let up on the cost-cutting that drove its turnaround.
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Hoenig said there were several areas where regulators could afford to let up on smaller banks and help local lenders hold their own against megabanks, including the Volcker Rule.
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Washington is in no mood to let up on the political, economic and diplomatic pressure on Tehran that is looking more and more like an effort to topple the regime.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren has not let up on her attacks on Mr. Trump since he took office; most recently, she has renewed her calls for him to release his tax returns.
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Chief Executive Mark Schneider said the company would not let up on its turnaround, part of efforts to adjust to a shift in customer preferences away from packaged food towards healthier eating.
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Within minutes of that unforgettable entrance by escalator, he accused Mexico of sending drugs, crime, and rapists into the United States, and he never let up on the ethnic insults and xenophobia.
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U.S. futures showed no let-up on the horizon, with Nasdaq e-mini futures pointing to falls over 1 percent for tech stocks while industrials looked set to open 0.9 percent softer.
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It's kind of like the difference between having to let up on the gas to ease into a parking spot, and having to pull the e-brake at precisely the right moment.
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With the grueling government shutdown behind us — for now — late-night hosts have let up on their political focus, and are preoccupied instead with the frigid weather pummeling much of the country.
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The reasoning here is pretty straightforward: Anyone with an amply charged phone can afford to wait and see if Uber's real-time demand-based pricing system might let up on the extra charge.
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Dudley said the industry-wide lessons learned from BP's 2010 well blowout, the largest in U.S. history, ensures companies won't let up on safety no matter how the Trump administration overhauls federal regulations.
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As Europe clamps down on Iran's sanction-busting activity and the US refuses to let up on harsh sanctions battering its economy, the risk of conflict between Iran and the world dangerously persists.
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In the memo, Spicer makes clear that Republicans are not going to let up on Clinton over her server, which is set to come under new public scrutiny as the summer heats up.
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He insists, as Mr. Trump did on Tuesday, that the United States will not let up on sanctions against the North until the disarmament process is well underway in order to maintain leverage.
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Update after 10 months of ownership (March 2020)It's been about a year since Adidas launched the updated Nite Jogger sneaker and the brand hasn't let up on releasing new and interesting colorways.
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The CCDI said in a separate commentary on its website on Thursday that the investigation of Lu was a potent sign that the party would not let up on its fight against wayward officials.
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It was there that my colleagues and I had the pleasure of working under McCarthy's leadership when he was Republican Leader of the California Statehouse, a relentless warrior who never let up on Democrats.
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Another factor new to the market is the active participation of President Donald Trump, who through tweets and comments has pressured both Saudi Arabia and OPEC to let up on production when prices are high.
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor interrupted US Solicitor General Noel Francisco before he could complete his second sentence and did not let up on the government's top lawyer through the end of his allotted time at the lectern.
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"We must have a staunch will, not let up on our zero tolerance attitude, investigate all cases and punish those who are corrupt, to give corrupt elements no place to hide in the party," he added.
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With steel and aluminum tariffs already in place and more on the horizon, the "Mad Money" host didn't expect the president to let up on his trade dispute with the rest of the world anytime soon.
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It would also help greatly if congressional Republicans would let up on their relentless efforts to weaken the federal consumer bureau so that it could swiftly investigate and reform or outlaw predatory rent-to-own schemes.
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And the Trump administration has shown no signs it will let up on its demands that Russian forces leave Eastern Ukraine, even though Trump himself suggested during the campaign that Russia had not annexed the Crimean peninsula.
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Asked whether such overseas tie-ups were more difficult with rising protectionist sentiment, Muilenburg said Boeing would not let up on its global expansion which, if done strategically, would increase jobs in the United States and abroad.
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Senior House Democrats say they won't let up on their demands for documents and testimony from outgoing Energy Secretary Rick Perry in the wake of his resignation announcement — and at least one Republican agrees with them. Rep.
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"I am a liberal Democrat who voted for Hillary Clinton, but I really think we should let up on Trump now and accept he is our president and wish him well," Professor Klein said in a statement.
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Heavy rain forced a brief suspension after the golfers had been on the course for a little more than an hour, but the rain let up on the humid, overcast day where possible thunderstorms remained in the forecast.
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It also came after a top Chinese official said his government shouldn't push a conspiracy theory that coronavirus had come from the U.S. But the Trump administration more broadly has not let up on its blame-China message.
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Civil rights advocates said there were signs of a crackdown on some of the most outspoken of them in advance Obama's arrival, and authorities have not let up on their arrests of protesters who take part in weekly demonstrations.
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During a two-point conversion against the Atlanta Falcons today, Cam Newton tried for the extra-extra point, started to let up on his run, thinking he was home free, but Falcons linebacker Deion Jones had other designs on the play.
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But the newly formed Paramount Network is going for it, turning the classic, ruthless film into a TV series that really doesn't seem to let up on the kind of spare-no-one selfishness that made the original so brilliant.
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His remarks to journalists on his plane returning from a trip to Africa suggested Erdogan was not going to let up on criticism of monetary policy even as the lira languishes near record lows, partly on concern about central bank independence.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said on Sunday that Tehran has no plans to let up on its missile production — an announcement that came days after U.S. lawmakers in the House voted to impose new sanctions against Iran's ballistic missile program.
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Kardashian, who used Atkins after the birth of her first child, North, signed up for Atkins 40, which encourages its users to let up on some of the stricter rules of the original Atkins plan by having a more balanced diet.
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President Donald Trump won't let up on the border wall, and is reportedly set to ask Congress for $13 billion to deliver on his signature campaign promise — even after his smaller border-security ask prompted the longest shutdown in American history.
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" • "Officials have not let up on their campaign to urge other countries to block Huawei — a firm with close ties to the Chinese government — from their burgeoning 5G networks, which will power everything from self-driving cars to military operations.
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And it refused to let up on any of its potentially alienating elements, from the off-kilter framing to the weird monologues about our rigged political system to the potentially gimmicky "what's real and what's not?" questions, even one iota.
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The bottom line: The potential for someone to sow doubt after the midterms — possibly through some combination of misinformation and attacks on election systems — means that the pressure won't let up on government officials and Silicon Valley companies responsible for policing election meddling.
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But there was no let-up on the horizon for Argentina, with the peso weakening 0.5 percent after Buenos Aires said it would request a "high access stand-by" financing arrangement from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to calm volatile financial markets.
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She cited Russia and North Korea as two places where "time, money and creativity" are paying off for the C.I.A. At the same time, Ms. Haspel said, the agency has not let up on the Islamic State, Al Qaeda and other militant groups.
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"It would be nice if they gave some people their $40 back or let up on storage fees," said Carrie Miller, who owns the sustainable-skateboard company Bamboo Skateboards with her dad and uses both Amazon and her company website to sell products.
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"The best strategy would be deploying sanctions... sustained financial pressure in which we do not let up on those financial institutions that are assisting North Korea," said Republican Representative Ed Royce, chairman of the House committee, who just returned from a trip to South Korea.
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A memo written by Comey at the time says Trump tried to get him to let up on investigating Michael Flynn's ties to Russian officials (Flynn pleaded guilty in December to lying to the FBI about his contacts with Russians during the presidential transition).
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"It has to be a point where there is no stopping in the intensity of negotiation, no pause and no let up on Nigeria, but you help them with resources so they can be in the forefront of getting these girls back," she said.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong banks published full-page newspaper ads calling for law and order in the Chinese-ruled city and international jewelers sought the rescheduling of a huge trade fair as weeks of pro-democracy protests showed no sign of let-up on Thursday.
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Maybe if he'd found a way to dial it back a little—to achieve a certain amount of balance, to let up on occasion, to focus on the bigger picture instead of the bar brawl he'd just instigated—he might have had more success in the playoffs.
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"I've been in that situation, where you have nothing to lose and no pressure, so you just swing freely," said Townsend, who simply waited for the teenager to let up on the pedal ever so slightly before rebounding for a 251-16, 225-2000, 269-3 victory.
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But the tape of Trump's remarks was only the latest in a series of offensive statements from the Republican nominee, who began his campaign alleging Mexico was sending rapists and drug dealers to the United States, and barely let up on his harsh language as the campaign wore on.
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But Dorsey should have known his time in the right-wing sun would be short-lived; the likes of Hannity and Jones have proven over and over again that they will never let up on the social-media giant, even when Twitter appears to skew explicitly in their favor.
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A legend of salsa and Latin jazz-rock fusion, Mr. Palmieri 80, has never let up on his dissonant, endlessly mercurial improvisation style; this large band, which plays a relatively traditional brand of New York Latin dance music, matches his fire while keeping things fluid enough for dancers.
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The third day of the TI22 main event did not let up on the excitement that's been swirling around the $23 million competition, ending with what may have been the most entertaining match of The International so far in the contest between wildcard team EHOME and defending champions Evil Geniuses.
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While the leadership here has not let up on its repression of its people — the police have beaten protesters in demonstrations over an environmental disaster — it now appears more interested in playing one superpower off against the other, perhaps even giving the Pentagon some rotating access to key Vietnamese ports.
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"Now, I expect when oil bottoms and I think it will shortly, as today was a big capitulation day, the hedge funds will reverse a bit and will go and buy back the old industrials and the banks and maybe let up on the fast growth tech and health care," Cramer said.
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But that didn't resolve the problem in the long term, according to Rob Joyce, a senior National Security Agency official who alleged earlier this month that China let up on its hacking in the immediate aftermath of the agreement but is now in violation of the deal — a claim that's in line with the findings of several cybersecurity researchers.
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Elisa Massimino, the president of Human Rights First, said that even though it appears likely that failing to fulfill his vow to close the Guantánamo prison will be part of Mr. Obama's legacy, it was still "incredibly important" that his administration did not let up on the effort to get out those men who were deemed transferable, if security conditions could be met, after a six-agency review.
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