The goal is to make vulnerable GOP incumbents like Sens.
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The White House wants to make vulnerable House Democrats pay for impeachment.
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The federal government did not rush in to make vulnerable communities whole after coastal storms.
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Reilly uses his tools to make vulnerable, hand-cut constructions, or digital quilts, as he calls them.
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As well as cleaning up catastrophes, the new outfit is expected to accelerate efforts to make vulnerable settlements more resilient.
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President Donald Trump is calling on Congress to find a solution for the 800,000 young immigrants who he's decided to make vulnerable to deportation.
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Republicans have wasted no time in trying to make vulnerable Senate Democrats pay a price for voting last week against an amendment defunding Planned Parenthood.
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The Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, fighting to preserve Republican control this fall, doesn't want to make vulnerable members take a stand in the populist storm.
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As opportunity inherent in clean batteries turn to necessity, investors will increasingly look for technologies that can help make vulnerable regions of the world resilient in future energy crises.
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In our paper, we argue that society has an ethical responsibility not to make vulnerable groups pay a disproportionate share of the costs resulting from our growing use of algorithms.
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Attempts to make vulnerable migrants fear raids, detention, and deportation more than the gangs and traffickers in their home countries have proven to be ineffective, as well as outrageous and immoral.
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Republicans appear to hope that by dragging out the process, they can plant seeds of doubts with the public about impeachment — and make vulnerable Democrats all the more nervous about the path forward.
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The Review Group on Intelligence and Communications Technology, convened by President Obama, urged the US government to fully support and not in any way subvert, undermine, weaken, or make vulnerable generally available commercial software.
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The Review Group on Intelligence and Communications Technology, convened by President Obama, urged the US government to fully support and not in any way subvert, undermine, weaken, or make vulnerable generally available commercial software.
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The commission told President Obama that the United States government should "not in any way subvert, undermine, weaken or make vulnerable generally available commercial software," and it urged more companies to adapt such systems.
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"For a tiny cost saving measure, to risk lives and to take out our one coordinating office and to make vulnerable some of our key programs, we just think is the wrong policy move," said Nickel.
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Days after federal prosecutors charged him with insider trading, Representative Chris Collins announced on Saturday that he was abandoning his re-election bid amid worries that his legal troubles could make vulnerable his otherwise solidly Republican district in western New York.
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However, passing a budget in the Senate would require members of both parties to cast a series of tough votes in the annual "vote-a-rama," a marathon of dozens of consecutive votes when both sides try to make vulnerable incumbents take positions that the opposition can turn into political attacks.
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Led by the president and his allies, Republicans promised to make vulnerable Democrats pay for their impeachment votes and said the partisan split — combined with the near certainty that the Senate would ultimately, and perhaps quickly, acquit the president — would allow them to make the case that this was strictly a political exercise born out of spite against a duly elected president.
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