The EU could retaliate if Trump makes good on his threat.
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But only if he makes good on what he promised them.
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Freshly makes good on its mission to make healthy eating easy.
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So Valerie makes good on what she said at the gun shop.
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As the season unfolds, though, it never really makes good on that joke.
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But Blade Runner 2049 makes good on the questions raised by its predecessor.
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It's here that Thor makes good on its Greatest Mega Drive RPG promise.
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If Trump makes good on all his promises, climate change will continue unchecked.
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Tuesday's action makes good on a threat President Donald Trump made last month.
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Because it's him that makes good on the film's promise for unintended hilarity.
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Unlike us mere plebeians, Mark Zuckerberg often makes good on his New Year's resolutions.
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If he makes good on his promise, maybe he'll make it to the yacht!
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Paula makes good on her promise to be less invested in Rebecca's life, too.
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In the end, he makes good on his promise not to write a hagiography.
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If the FTC makes good on a threat to "unwind" mergers, it's potentially huge.
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One: Donald Trump makes good on his hints and pulls the US out of NATO.
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Hopefully Amazon makes good on producing the Input's Hi-Fi cousin, the $199 Echo Link.
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And will "Captain Marvel" be the movie that makes good on this long unfulfilled potential?
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Mexico says there's more to come if Trump makes good on promises to withdraw from NAFTA.
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Which is where Tom — determined to have a "wild" time — makes good on his hall pass.
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But for the most part, Watch Dogs 2 makes good on the premise of its predecessor.
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We're betting Carson makes good on his touches this week and gets over the fumble issues.
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The decision makes good on a campaign promise and aligns with Mr. Trump's "America first" message.
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It also depends on whether you don't mind that "Deadpool" soon makes good on its opening credits.
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But assuming Heatworks makes good on shipping the Duo, Calahan says it should cost less than $200.
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Coming up right here on The Story, North Korea makes good on a promise to President Trump.
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Today is the day Google makes good on a lot of its 2017 I/O VR promises.
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But Trump said the action makes good on a campaign promise to help grow America's manufacturing sector.
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It doesn't take long before "Brimstone" makes good on the promise — and threat — implicit in its title.
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The trailer promises something thoroughly dark, gothic, and twisty, which we hope the film makes good on.
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But if he makes good on making America great, the bond market might be selling off big time.
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The real danger, however, is if Duterte makes good on his threat to move toward Moscow or Beijing.
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Many also fear a global trade shock if Trump makes good on campaign pledges to review trade accords.
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This semi-modular gaming PC makes good on Razer's five-year-old concept first debuted at CES 2014.
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But all of that could unravel if incoming Trump makes good on his promise to "rip the deal" apart.
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Such enthusiasm may take flight once again, if EasyJet makes good on a research project it announced this week.
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But if Trump makes good on some of his campaign rhetoric, those alliances could be in for radical reassessment.
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We say this sketch alone – a perfect fusion of music and comedy – makes good on her family's showbiz legacy.
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The move makes good on his campaign pledge to unravel former President Barack Obama's plan to curb global warming.
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If Mr. Trump makes good on his tax cut promises, billions are expected to go back into their pockets.
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It makes good on its claims of delivering the effectiveness of a chemical peel without the harsh side effects.
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Besides the Just Folks program, Lindbergh also makes good on his campaign pledge to keep America out of war.
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That said, the Zens Liberty makes good on the true promise of wireless charging, which is convenience and flexibility.
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That's at the root of the Trump administration's potential legal problem if the president makes good on this threat.
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It's all about the GoldFusion technology with Rhone, which makes good on its promise to keep you stink-free.
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They have promised their base that they would repeal Obamacare, and this makes good on that promise, they say.
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The steps to eliminate regulations makes good on a much-repeated Trump campaign promise to promote business-friendly policies.
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In victory, Klose makes good on his UFC debut and improves to a perfect 7-0 (with one no contest).
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Trump makes good on promise to rollback regulations "Very, very glamorous, right?" mused the President as the guests laughed loudly.
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And America's enemies, who have pegged Trump as a bloviating bully who rarely makes good on his threats, take comfort.
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Stranger Things season 2 makes good on Harbour's promise in one obvious way: people actually talk about Barb being missing.
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In the end, though, it's the fielders' athleticism and instincts that makes good on the promise of the new data.
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This Is Us makes good on the potential that comes with bringing all of the Pearsons into the same room.
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Boston also offered $25 million in property tax incentives if GE makes good on a pledge to hire 800 people.
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Investors are still waiting to see whether Trump makes good on his campaign pledges to cut taxes and boost spending.
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Obamacare If President Trump makes good on his threat to stop funding subsidies, premiums would skyrocket for some Obamacare plans.
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Groups such as the American Civil Liberties Union have already threatened to sue if Trump makes good on his promise.
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Throughout the work in Arles, he makes good on this visionary belief in art-as-nature and nature-as-art.
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" This leads him to a triumphant boast that this singular, exhilarating show improbably makes good on: "Time cannot contain us!
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He said there are hundreds of experts in relevant fields working to make sure North Korea makes good on any promises.
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But they have also started work on protecting EU-Iranian business ties if Trump makes good on his threat to withdraw.
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Economists say the RTGS reform shows promise provided the government makes good on a plan to let the new currency fluctuate.
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But if Mr. Trump makes good on his campaign promises, experts in climate change policy warn, that legacy would unravel quickly.
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The new Vizio P-Series Quantum, however, makes good on the promise of affordable excellence thanks to good old fashioned performance.
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New York (CNN Business)If the Trump administration makes good on its latest tariff threat, Apple would be a big loser.
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But if he makes good on his implicit vow to pardon Joe Arpaio, the disgraced former sheriff of Maricopa County, Ariz.
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The deal will heighten interest in assessments of OPEC production, to see the extent to which it makes good on the cutbacks.
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If Kim makes good on his promise to denuclearize, sanctions could be lifted, paving the way for Pyongyang to resume foreign trade.
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It also makes good on ambitions to expand into payments that the SoftBank-backed Kabbage had shared with media outlets last year.
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Seventy-eight-year-old Willie Dawson is hoping President Donald Trump makes good on his promise to bring down high drug prices.
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And he can burnish his legacy in the bargain, at the same time he makes good on his past promises to Dreamers.
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This performance piece from the singular surrealist director Robert Wilson, adapted from Nijinsky's diaries, makes good on dashed promises of years past.
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If Iran makes good on its threat, it will have enough fuel to make a single bomb in less than a year.
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The latest version makes good on at least part of his promise, and will provide protections for some American farmers and autoworkers.
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As I said, if Sanders makes good on his pledge-ish and releases 10 years of returns on April 15, it won't.
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But we're still tired of having to prove our humanity and trying to make sure that America makes good on its promise.
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Here's a solution: become a citizen of the nation of Asgardia and hope it makes good on its promise to colonize the moon.
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That growth is poised to continue under the Trump administration, if the president makes good on his promises to invest in infrastructure spending.
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Whether or not he makes good on it—gambling is outlawed on the mainland—the bet highlights the changing face of China Inc.
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But they have also started work on protecting E.U.-Iranian business ties if the U.S. president makes good on a threat to withdraw.
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But they have also started work on protecting EU-Iranian business ties if the U.S. president makes good on a threat to withdraw.
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SMITH: Coming, as President Trump makes good on his promise to get tougher on Iran, angry mobs are flooding the streets of Tehran.
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In the second scenario, U.S.-Mexico relations sour and Trump makes good on his threat to slap hefty tariffs on imports from Mexico.
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The sweeping legislation, passed 234-193, makes good on the campaign pledge to clean up Washington that helped catapult Democrats into the majority.
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If the president makes good on his threat, experts estimate that premiums for a standard "silver" plan would increase by about 19 percent.
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Skepticism about the band's future swirled in 2015, but the slew of Foos news makes good on Grohl's promise that the group would continue.
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Are you an immigrant, documented or undocumented, and unsure of what your rights will be if Trump makes good on plans to enforce deportations?
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If Mr Trump makes good on his promise to build a wall along the Mexican border, then southern checkpoints will be particularly clogged up.
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The biggest threat posed by China is its potential domination of the Asia-Pacific -- if Trump makes good on his "America First" foreign policy.
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Claudia Jordan wants Planned Parenthood to remain alive and strong, in case Casey Anthony makes good on her veiled wish to have more kids.
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It makes good on Blanche DuBois's assertion in "A Streetcar Named Desire" that "sometimes there's God, so quickly," especially if that god is Eros.
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But assuming Ford makes good on her willingness to appear before the Judiciary Committee next week, the future for Kavanaugh is now much blurrier.
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We're far from that level of trade tension, but California exporters will still feel the pinch if China makes good on its tariff threats.
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If Trump makes good on his campaign promise, it would up-end decades of U.S. policy, enrage the Muslim world and draw international condemnation.
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It's taken a while, but the company today launched an update to the Android Auto app for — well — Android that makes good on this promise.
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The tune's an adventurous blast of heartland rock that also makes good on the comparisons that've long been drawn between Granduciel and Bruce Springsteen. —E.
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Kuczynski would lose the support of Fujimori's left-leaning foes if he makes good on the deal to secure the elder Fujimori's release, said Chlimper.
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Perhaps when Tesla CEO Elon Musk makes good on his most recent "achievable" max speed claim of just 20 seconds for 260 to 20.05 mph.
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This makes good on CIA director Gina Haspel's somewhat off-the-cuff announcement earlier in April that the agency had an account in the works.
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If Trump makes good on some or all of his claims with no pushback from the public or Congress, then the imperial presidency lives again.
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In addition, it will grow our economy, stop further Chinese entrenchment in the region and will guarantee that President Trump makes good on his promise.
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For Neller and other Pentagon chiefs, investing to prepare for more advanced threats is a priority, regardless of whether Trump makes good on his pledges.
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Even if President Trump makes good on his promise to withdraw from the Paris agreement, they said, a future president will one day rejoin it.
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The executive action makes good on a promise the Republican made on the campaign trail and mimics promises that Presidents Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan made.
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Though its conclusion makes good on the promise as a "horror" movie, it also somewhat detracts from Hereditary's resonance as a story of universally familiar trauma.
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The company hopes Vector, while more expensive than Cozmo at $249.99, makes good on the promise of its predecessor, all in a much more capable package.
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But if he makes good on his pledge, it could have huge ramifications for the two countries and the balance of power in the wider region.
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A study published on Monday makes good on that vow, albeit ten years late: For the first time, researchers have imaged the human brain on LSD.
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But if the DOJ makes good on Rosenstein's promisew in the letter appointing Mueller, the odds seem tilted in favor of an full and fair resolution.
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Second, if the referendum fails and Prime Minister Renzi makes good on his vow to resign, Italy will plunge headlong into a period of political instability.
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Of course, the hyper-talented but clumsy superteam has, historically, been a more reliable basketball archetype than the one that actually makes good on its promise.
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But you also need to be a country others can take seriously — a nation that stands by its promises, but also makes good on its threats.
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If President Trump makes good on his promise to "let Obamacare implode," premiums would rise by as much as 26 percent, the Congressional Budget Office said.
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Sasha makes good on his threats and does the most insulting thing you could do to a screenwriter by writing his own ending for the film.
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The new launch provider hasn't actually launched any rockets, however, so it'll have to pass that key milestone before it makes good on that new contract.
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The online retailer promises to provide "access to high-quality, hard-to-find wines from around the globe," and it certainly makes good on its promise.
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Kanye West may get an audience with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in September if Dennis Rodman makes good on his recent promise for an invite.
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Episode four was all about setup, setting the stage for what promised to be a big final act, and "City of Light" makes good on that promise.
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His Harlem club makes good on the Black Renaissance's American Dream, a place for Black people to gather and spend their money at a Black-owned business.
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Trump's proposal — which makes good on a campaign promise — would raise the maximum payment to 12.5 percent of income, but shorten the payment period to 15 years.
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After spending a few days with the beta version of developer Niantic's new mobile game, I can safely say the title mostly makes good on this promise.
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This week, Ortiz will most likely play his final three games here if he makes good on his vow to conclude his 20-year major league career.
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" He added that DiCaprio replied that if Trudeau makes good on his climate change pledges, he'll be the "first to come up and celebrate us for it.
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But for the most part, "The Lying Game" makes good on its premise that tall tales have consequences, especially when they're exposed to the glare of truth.
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This week is supposed to be "Immigration Week" in the Senate, when Majority Leader Mitch McConnell makes good on his promise to allow a fair, open debate.
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It also makes good on his pledge to address the gap between wealthy Manhattan and the rest of the city, a longstanding gripe with many New Yorkers.
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It makes good on the president's promise to withdraw from the deal, signed in 290, which gave Iran sanctions relief in exchange for limits on its nuclear programme.
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In an email on Monday she shared with Reuters, Samsonite told her it would again raise prices to match the tariffs- if Trump makes good on his threat.
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If Flying Lotus makes good on a promise he made on Twitter last year, this will be the first of more Captain Murphy material to come this year.
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The bill makes good on Republican promises to cut red tape they say hurts businesses, but does not go nearly as far as some GOP lawmakers had hoped.
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"I'm going to save Surrealism," his younger self declares, and "Endless Poetry" makes good on that vow with a barrage of improbable situations and bizarre, sometimes grotesque images.
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Wattam, by turn, never quite feels like it makes good on the plethora of contextual puzzle-solving and comedy which might have been wrung from its diverse cast.
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As well as generating new jobs, the deal makes good on a promise to invest in the nation's military — as outlined in the government's recently published Defence White Paper.
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The boys look like they could be her sons, but I don't have time to ask because the lights dim, and Carla makes good on her caution from earlier.
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If she makes good on this promise, she can earn her spot in the ranks of great American presidents who put country ahead of party, America ahead of self.
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The outlook for the yuan ultimately hinges on whether the U.S. administration makes good on its threats to slap tariffs on an additional $200 billion worth of Chinese imports.
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As John Bolton puts together his A-team, the right person at the NSC is needed to ensure that America makes good on its religious freedom promises and priorities.
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Julio Moreno, an immigration lawyer in Tucker, Ga., near Atlanta, said his phones began ringing Tuesday with clients concerned about arrest if Mr. Trump makes good on his threat.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump released a $1.13 trillion budget outline Thursday that makes good on a series of campaign promises, including cutting Environmental Protection Agency by about one-third.
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But reconciliation is not relative; a government either makes good on the promises to reform the systems that have long threatened Indigenous people and their culture, or it does not.
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If Trump makes good on his promise to put a 303% tariff on everything the U.S. imports from Mexico, GM will be stuck with a tough choice on the Blazer.
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If Trump makes good on his rants against wind and solar, it will be countries like China and India that muscle in, the International Energy Agency (IEA) predicted in November.
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However, Trump rarely makes good on those threats, according to a Reuters review of court dockets in the database of online legal research service Westlaw, a unit of Thomson Reuters.
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Calling her degrading names and telling her she should stand in a pile of trash, the man threatens to post the video online -- a threat that he makes good on.
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If Manchin makes good on his pledge to hold it up, the Senate will not be able to pass the funding legislation by the Friday deadline to avoid a shutdown.
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If Secretary Burwell makes good on her threat, however, it would only serve to forewarn investors and companies that the diseases or drug classes she targets are bad financial bets.
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It's a shrewd move on Microsoft's part, but one whose real dividends won't pay off until Microsoft makes good on its promise to deliver more interesting games for the platform.
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The presidential race was one of the most divisive in years, with outgoing leader Benigno Aquino and rival candidates warning of a disaster if Duterte makes good on his promises.
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But if the utility makes good on its target of having the equivalent of 137,000 EVs (1 bus = 20 cars) by 2020, that could require equipment upgrades and modifying peak hours.
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If President-elect Donald Trump makes good on his campaign promises, some borrowers who took out federal student loans and use an income-based repayment plan may get a better deal.
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The Google Pixel runs no risk of falling into that category, luckily, and in fact makes good on Google's promise to deliver one of the best cameras available on any smartphone.
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Where Trump was a chaotic, undisciplined narcissist, the Carlson who wins in 2024 is a canny political strategist who makes good on Trump's forgotten promise to embrace anti-corporate economic policies.
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If President Trump makes good on his campaign promise of $20 billion for school vouchers by creating a national tax credit scheme, it could vastly increase the amount of bureaucratic waste.
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Regardless of how his new administration makes good on those threats, companies that rely heavily on federal contracts will remain leery of getting off on the wrong foot with the new administration.
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There's definitely something there.) Tara makes good on her promise when she gets back to Alexandria and receives the awful news about Denise (and presumably Glenn and Abraham) from Eugene and Rosita.
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President Trump also increased levies on goods from Europe earlier this month, and tensions could rise if he makes good on his threat to impose a tariff on imported cars next month.
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I mean, I'm very happy for Savoie, just as I am for any young, hot genius woman who makes good on my long-term life goal of marrying a wealthy older man.
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But if U.S. President Donald Trump makes good on his threat to impose tariffs on the full range of Chinese imports into his country, it could hit that sector hard, experts said.
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Fans will have to wait until Episode IX to see if he makes good on his promise, however, or else be left to dreaming up Finn and Poe ships on their own.
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If Trump makes good on his promise to make deportation of undocumented immigrants, you can expect police to bring the same measures they use in serious crimes to bear on this task.
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The Temer administration has been cautious in reacting to the election, but officials have acknowledged that the country's incipient recovery could suffer if Trump makes good on his promises to limit trade.
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Bannon's theory of the case was -- and is -- simple: If Trump makes good on the things he promised his base during the campaign, he will be well positioned to get re-elected.
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He is in far worse shape if he caves than if he stands his ground on the government shutdown and holds out for a bargain that fundamentally makes good on that promise.
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If President Trump makes good on his threat to slap sanctions on Venezuelan oil or ban shipments to the US, Venezuela would be crippled because that's the country's only source of income.
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However, if Turkey makes good on threats to restore capital punishment, that would effectively end its hope of joining the bloc, since abolition of the death penalty is a requirement for membership.
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New York (CNN)Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said Monday that America will pay a "high cost" if US President Donald Trump makes good on his threats to scrap the Iran nuclear deal.
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Our correspondent raises this question: If Mr. Trump makes good on his threat to pull out, how will he convince Kim Jong-un that North Korea can trust a deal to disarm?
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For years, Apple has been under fire for relying heavily on China for its product manufacturing, and this announcement makes good on its recent promise to expand operations in the United States.
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This week, Ms. Williams said, she started getting calls from wholesalers warning that prices will go up again if Mr. Trump makes good on his threat to increase tariffs on Chinese imports.
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Dozier also spoke with Toboni about how his fight to die has impacted his family and what happens when the State pledges to kill you — but never makes good on that promise.
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That's not going to be of much use if China makes good on its threat, made via the Communist Party-controlled Global Times, to restrict rare earth supplies to U.S. defence contractors.
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Until the company finally makes good on its plans to launch a phone in the U.S., they'll continue to be hard to recommend over other devices made by Chinese players such as OnePlus.
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If Trump makes good on a tariff threat against Mexico, it is not clear how that would affect the United States-Mexico-Canada trade deal, which the administration is pushing Congress to ratify.
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LONDON (Reuters) - GlaxoSmithKline is divesting its rare disease gene therapy drugs to private biotech company Orchard Therapeutics as Chief Executive Emma Walmsley makes good on her promise to prune the drugmaker's pharmaceuticals portfolio.
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In Rone's case, it's a thirst trap that makes good on the promise of sex if you click her OnlyFans link and subscribe for $14.99 a month or buy her content another way.
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It may not be subtle but melding a grindhouse reference and a rom-com carpool karaoke bit together is one of the ways that Sweet / Vicious makes good on its totally unsubtle title.
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While Jordan Howard or Darren Sproles could steal some touches — or perhaps even a touchdown — from Sanders in Week 2, we're betting that Sanders makes good on the touches he receives this week.
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If he makes good on his promise to bring an end to the slaughter by forcing a change in Assad's behavior, then Congress and the American people should give him their full support.
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Donald Trump's most ardent supporters are likely to be hit the hardest if he makes good on his promise to dismantle the Affordable Care Act and embark on trade wars with China and Mexico.
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And while Trump's executive action makes good on a promise the Republican made on the campaign trail, his press secretary's claim that there has been a "dramatic expansion of the federal workforce" is inaccurate.
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Northrop, like its U.S. peers Lockheed and Boeing, will benefit if President Donald Trump makes good on suggestions, floated by officials last month, to raise the U.S. defense budget to $750 billion this year.
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II makes good on that highly relatable statement, with Sam (Logan Browning) arguing with the internet and trying to convince people out of their point of view before realizing that that almost never works.
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But analysts said with the easing of tensions, China and South Korea were not likely to continue fully enforcing the tough measures needed to make sure North Korea makes good on its latest promises.
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" If, like with those damn lyric zines, Brand New makes good on this promise the members will, "stay 18 forever," as Lacey dreamed on their debut album's cry for eternal youth, "Soco Amaretto Lime.
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China listed beef and other U.S. goods that may incur a 2495 percent duty by the end of May if Washington makes good on threats to raise tariffs on $20177 billion in Chinese goods.
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Graham-Cassidy also repeals some of the onerous taxes and regulations imposed by Obamacare, expands the limits on health savings accounts and makes good on the promise to protect patients with pre-existing conditions.
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The broader effects are still unclear, but the cyber world will be watching closely to see if the Russian government makes good on its threat to retaliate against U.S. software manufacturers over the ban.
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Another element of political risk for companies to consider is the potential for disruption to business if U.S. President Donald Trump makes good on threats to ditch the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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Two decades after medical marijuana was legalized, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau makes good on one of his more progressive campaign promises: to legalize recreational use with the hopes of reducing related crime and underage usage.
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It's called "Måneblôt" (Danish for "Nightmare," which is pretty rad) and it really makes good on the promise of all those ancient Scandinavian folk instruments that Myrkur mastermind Amalie Bruun showcased in the album trailer.
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It's all part of Facebook's new Ad Library launching today that makes good on its promise to increase transparency after the social network's ads were used to try to influence the 2016 U.S. presidential elections.
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Still, Boeing faces a headache over what to do about lost fighter sales if Canada makes good on a threat to drop a deal for F/A-18 warplanes in retaliation for Boeing's trade claim.
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So here we are: The United States is the world's most connected and pivotal power, and will remain so — unless President-elect Donald Trump makes good on his proposals to withdraw America from these commitments.
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Ultimately, Mr. Silver was convicted on corruption charges, Mr. Rapfogel went to prison for a kickback scheme and a path cleared for Essex Crossing, which finally makes good on the city's half-century-old promise.
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Manafort is 23 years old, and likely faces a sentence that will keep him behind bars for most or all of his remaining life -- unless Trump makes good on his suggestion of a potential pardon.
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The hiring of Mr. Scharf, 54, makes good on a promise by Wells Fargo's board this year to look outside the company for a leader who would help the bank break from its recent past.
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The playwright Mr. Bock makes good on the presumptuous promise of his title, with a comprehensive micro-macro look at one middle-aged gay man's existence, in which even nonexistence becomes a coup de théâtre.
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We've known for a while that Atlanta would have a 2018 return date, but the official news makes good on cast member Lakeith Stanfield's prediction that the show would be back early in the year.
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LONDON, April 12 (Reuters) - GlaxoSmithKline said on Thursday is was transferring its rare disease gene therapy drugs to Orchard Therapeutics as Chief Executive Emma Walmsley makes good on her promise to prune the drugmaker's pharmaceuticals portfolio.
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However, with the exhibition at the MUAC, she makes good on her promise to return the ring to Mexico, where it's on display for the first time after a stint in Europe and the United States.
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Progressives who supported Clinton in the primary should use their leverage to ensure Clinton makes good on her vow to stop TPP and keep other promises she made on the campaign trail to win progressive votes.
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Will America stand silently by if Mr. Erdogan makes good on his threats to overrun the border and decimate Rojava simply because his regime cannot tolerate a pluralistic democracy that includes the Kurds right next door?
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How the Trump administration got into a showdown with Iran that could lead to warTrump has no clear strategy if Iran makes good on its vow to avenge the killing of a top general, experts say
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"If Prime Minister Netanyahu makes good on his threat to annex West Bank settlements, he should know that a President Buttigieg would take steps to ensure that American taxpayers won't help foot the bill," he said.
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With this win, which is likely to be debated over the coming days, "Killa B" makes good on his latest return to the Octagon, which follows a lightning fast submission of Jacob Volkmann on the regional circuit.
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Legality questioned Trump's executive order, titled "Protection Of The Nation From Foreign Terrorist Entry Into The United States," makes good on his longtime campaign promise to tighten borders and halt certain refugees from entering the United States.
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Trump's nomination makes good on his campaign promise to name someone similar to the late Justice Antonin Scalia, an iconic conservative whose seat has been vacant for almost a year following his sudden death in February 2016.
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For some, Europe must now step up and take more responsibility, both for its own security and the wider world, if the entrepreneur makes good on campaign talk of limiting U.S. defense commitments and other engagements abroad.
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LUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - Ireland insists British Prime Minister Theresa May makes good on commitments to provide a "backstop" plan to ensure Brexit does not create a disruptive hard border with Northern Ireland, Ireland's Foreign Minister said on Monday.
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No matter how it's sold, the OnePlus 3 might be the first affordable phone that truly makes good on the promise to be as great as the high-priced flagships from the likes of Samsung and HTC.
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And in the scenes that follow, he makes good on the boast, as he roams from the mazelike, snowy forests of Norway to the boundless sea, with stops in the New World and the North African desert.
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Garcia Zarate could serve anywhere from 16 months to three years for unlawful possession of a firearm—and potentially even more time if the Justice Department makes good on its promise to file federal charges against him.
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RELATED: A push in Congress for Ivanka Trump's child care plan Trump's pushing for a paid family leave program -- which was first reported by The Washington Post -- makes good on a promise he made during the 2016 campaign.
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The EVO23-S makes good on this promise, measuring in at only 0.69 inches thick, and joins the even thinner 0.66-inch thick Razer Blade in offering Nvidia's new "VR Ready" GPUs in an extremely portable form factor.
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Still, having seen him in action as President, it's surely best, as we hurtle toward 2020, to be prepared in case President Trump makes good on his threats from 2016 -- now with far more power at his disposal.
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And after a big year, Salesforce is at a pivotal time as this is the year Wall Street will want to see results from its $15.7 billion Tableau acquisition and how it makes good on lofty sales targets.
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The announcement arrived at the end of last month during Culture Minister Audrey Azoulay's presentation of her department's forthcoming budget, and makes good on President François Hollande's announcement in July that a substantial increase was in the works.
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There have been worries about the risk of rising costs for Nissan and its rival automakers if Trump makes good on promises to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) or slap tariffs on vehicles imported from Mexico.
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Bonnie Leung, the vice convenor of the Civil Human Rights Front in Hong Kong, told INSIDER that if the Chinese government makes good on the threat, they can expect a scene similar to the Tiananmen Square protests in 1989.
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So far the company has only been allowed to sell to medical patients, but that will all change when prime minister Justin Trudeau makes good on his promise to legalize marijuana for recreational purposes in the Spring of 2017.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump would almost certainly face a legal challenge if he makes good on his threat to get funding for a U.S.-Mexico border wall by declaring a national emergency and circumventing Congress's purse-strings power.
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It is just the latest exit for Uber (UBER), which has offloaded operations in Russia, China and Southeast Asia in recent years, as it makes good on a pledge to shed underperforming ventures that have struggled against the competition.
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"Boy are we focused like all get out on Phase Two, which really will make a difference to East Harlem and Central Harlem and makes good on a commitment that's been out there for 75 years," Mr. Lieber said.
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Trump's federal budget proposal makes good on his promises to do away with the NEA and NEH, which he first articulated the week before his inauguration and subsequently reiterated in March with the release of his preliminary budget outline.
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Trump's move makes good on his campaign pledge to approve the Keystone XL pipeline project, which would transport crude oil from Canada's tar sands to the Gulf of Mexico — and which was rejected by former President Barack Obama in 2015.
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The move makes good on Pressley's promise to enter the political fray ahead of the 2020 elections, while immediately changing the landscape of what is shaping up to be one of the more hotly contested House Democratic primaries in the country.
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The full impact of a Trump presidency remains unclear to economists, as many said they were waiting for Trump's first 210 days in office to see if he makes good on promises to build a border wall and raise trade tariffs.
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Now foreign companies that have spent billions of dollars on U.S. factories and local leaders who host them worry that global supply networks that back those investments will fray if Trump makes good on his pledge to roll back trade liberalization.
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Topping the agenda at Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida will be whether he makes good on his threat to use U.S.-China trade ties to pressure Beijing to do more to rein in its nuclear-armed neighbour North Korea.
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A study shows it now makes good on its claim about boosting financial health, as a third-party review by TransUnion found LendUp customers are more likely to raise their credit score than non-borrowers or those borrowing from another lender.
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"I came to show the support of the Defense Department for this project and demonstrate that the United States makes good on its promises," Mattis told his Vietnamese counterpart at a closed-door meeting later in nearby Ho Chi Minh City.
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For now, her success may look good for the Saudi Kingdom, but it's surface level compared to the inequality between women and men that will remain long after she makes good on her plans to move to Italy in September.
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It doesn't always follow the true border between Mexico and the US. If President Donald Trump makes good on his promise to build a border wall, such quirky property arrangements are expected to arise more often, stranding more US citizens.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump asked Republican senators not to leave town for their August recess without passing a health care reform plan that makes good on seven years of promises to repeal and replace President Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act.
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And it makes good on the motivational and aspirational component of Celebration Rock by completing a heretofore unexplored trilogy: Post-Nothing worried about dying, Celebration Rock dreamed about living, Near to the Wild Heart of Life is living the dream.
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If the company makes good on the plans, the measure may be—though is not necessarily—a part of a settlement that YouTube is reported to have reached with the Federal Trade Commission over violations of data privacy laws for kids.
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Above her desk hangs a framed orange poster touting the "zero waste" goal, which she said will only happen if de Blasio finally makes good on his promise to implement a citywide mandate that food and yard scraps be recycled.
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Eric Swalwell (D-Calif.) said he'd keep an open mind about Trump, but that if the president-elect "makes good on his promise to reverse America's progress in opportunity and equality, he will find in me the stiffest of opposition."
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Her wide-ranging D.J. sets have always implied an interest in the world beyond the dance floor, and her recent single "Notice Me" makes good on that promise, pairing crisp, innovative synth-pop production with a compelling sketch of unrequited love.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's government is preparing a macroeconomic response in case U.S. President Donald Trump makes good on threats to quit the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), an event which could wreak havoc on the Mexican economy and hurt the peso.
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HaptX sees their expensive glove system as a peripheral that makes good on a lot of the failed promises of other systems and as something that has some real promise in the prototyping phase for manufacturing or in making workplace training highly realistic.
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The European Union is keen to work with Washington to reform the World Trade Organization and cooperate on common challenges to global trade, but will retaliate if Washington makes good on its threat to raise car tariffs, a top EU official said.
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The White House is looking for ways to limit the economic damage that will result if President Donald Trump makes good on his recent threats to close the U.S.-Mexico border, according to Larry Kudlow, the Director of the National Economic Council.
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The country's third-largest listed insurer by market capitalisation also said it had completed the sale of its insurance operations in Puerto Rico, Indonesia and the Philippines as it makes good on its word to streamline business to be smaller and less complex.
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There are message boards for this same purpose on the site, which, combined with its old-school design, make it feel like one of the last corners of the World Wide Web that makes good on its early promises: connection, community, shared knowledge.
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I transported five people on a four-hour, roundtrip jaunt to Long Island from Business Insider's suburban test center, and there were no fistfights, so chalk one up to Nissan there for selling a family car that actually makes good on the designation.
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The United States trade representative is aiming to publish a list of Chinese goods as early as next week that would incur additional tariffs if Mr. Trump makes good on his most recent threat to tax an additional $100 billion in Chinese goods.
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The new spending bill makes good on an effort to improve the quality of child care for low-income working families that began in 2014, an important goal aimed at ensuring that dollars for child care are spent to improve child well-being.
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Panicked callers turned to the source of information they rely upon above all others: Univision, the Spanish-language television network, which is aggressively tracking whether Mr. Trump makes good on his campaign vow to conduct the largest mass expulsion of modern times.
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But the Mexican market may find its way to the chopping block if talks to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement collapse and President Donald Trump makes good on a threat to pull out of the 2000 deal with Canada and Mexico.
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Microsoft is rolling out an update to its Your Phone app on Windows 10 that will allow it to mirror notifications from your Android phone onto your PC. This makes good on a promise from August 2018 when Microsoft said that notifications would be coming.
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European powers still want to hand Trump a plan to save the Iran nuclear deal next week, but they have also started work on protecting EU-Iranian business ties if the U.S. president makes good on a threat to withdraw, six sources told Reuters.
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Across the record's 13 tracks, Donnelly makes good on her assertion that she's not trying to be the voice of a movement; Beware of the Dogs is first and foremost a personal, intimate document, not the work of someone attempting to capitalize on a moment.
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This announcement makes good on earlier leaks first spotted by 9to5Google that Android would be pulling the Google Play Store, along with its one million apps, into Chrome OS. That's huge, great, awesome news for lovers of Chromebooks (of which they are supposedly very many).
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Hobbs & Shaw, the first and so far only spinoff of the series, also makes good on that promise, this time by building out the prickly not-quite-friendship established between Luke Hobbs (Dwayne Johnson) and Deckard Shaw (Jason Statham) in The Fate of the Furious.
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Mexico could face a severe economic shock if Trump makes good on a pledge to impose escalating tariffs of 5% on all Mexican goods from June 10 if the country does not halt a recent surge of migrants from Central America crossing the U.S. border.
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Vinnie and Frankie closely mirror the Keitel-De Niro dynamic — one a reliable earner, the other a screw-up who never makes good on his gambling debts — and it has always seemed likely that Vinnie would similarly pay for his loyalty to his brother.
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Mr. Shults makes good on that promise with his second feature — an actual horror movie, in which a patriarch (Joel Edgerton), determined to protect his wife and son from a threat outside, must decide what to do about another family that comes a-knockin'.
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CIBC strategist Jeremy Stretch said next weekend's second round of presidential elections in France was likely to weigh on the euro but could also be the trigger for a bigger push higher if centrist Emmanuel Macron makes good on poll predictions of a clear victory.
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Beatrice Lindstrom, a lawyer at the Institute for Justice and Democracy in Haiti, said that "until the U.N. makes good on its promise to fund cholera elimination and remedies for victims, it will keep having to contend with legal challenges and public relations nightmares."
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In one week, China's leaders will see if President-elect Donald Trump makes good on a campaign pledge to brand Beijing a currency manipulator on his first day in office, and starts to follow up on a threat to slap high tariffs on Chinese goods.
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While everyone in the world waits to see if Beyonce makes good on the boob bet ... we couldn't stop discussing which Super Bowl halftime performances busted out in our mind -- and we made a quick gallery of our stand-out shows for your viewing pleasure.
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DUBAI/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia will cut crude oil allocations to its customers worldwide in September by at least 25,210 barrels per day, an industry source said on Tuesday, as the top oil exporter makes good on its pledge to help rein in a global supply glut.
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He will have to prove that he is not pulling punches when it comes to protecting his agency's independence from the White House—particularly if Mr Trump makes good on a particular promise he made earlier this year: to review the role of all the intelligence services.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The European Union is keen to work with Washington to reform the World Trade Organization and cooperate on common challenges to global trade, but will retaliate if Washington makes good on its threat to raise car tariffs, a top EU official said on Monday.
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President Donald Trump has signaled he may soon give the Pentagon a freer hand to confront those advances, if he makes good on threats to pull out of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, which required elimination of short- and intermediate-range nuclear and conventional missiles.
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But even if President Xi makes good on his promises, and not a single ounce of new fentanyl enters into our country, it would make little difference to those already struggling with addiction — there's already so much here, its ubiquity and effects are hard to stop.
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The move makes good on a pledge that President Xi Jinping made to President Trump last year and serves as a potential sign that China is prepared to make some compromises in trade negotiations with the U.S. On May 1, the country will enter the Reiwa era.
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Meanwhile, Chinese firms have begun to expand into sectors other than natural resources and transportation, particularly into energy infrastructure projects in Chile, Argentina and Ecuador, as China makes good on Xi Jinping's pledge to deliver $250 billion in direct investment and $500 billon in bilateral trade by 2025.
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The company had promised to offer a commercially available flying car in 2017, and this somewhat makes good on that promise, though pre-orders placed now won't ship until 2020, since AeroMobil expects to ramp up to full production over the next few years and deliver starting then.
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Still, if President-elect Trump makes good on his promise to repeal the law, he will effectively strip millions of Americans with mental illness overnight of the most medically rational and humane benefits they have ever had — without giving them any indication of what, if anything, will replace them.
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PARIS/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European powers still want to hand Donald Trump next week a plan to save the Iran nuclear deal, but they have also started work on protecting EU-Iranian business ties if the U.S. president makes good on a threat to withdraw, six sources told Reuters.
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In an email on Monday she shared with Reuters, Samsonite told her it would again raise prices to match the tariffs - if Trump makes good on his threat.. "We are optimistic this saber rattling ahead of the planned China/USA trade meeting this week will be reversed," the email said.
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Topping the agenda at Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida will be whether he makes good on his threat to use U.S.-China trade ties to pressure Beijing to do more to rein in its nuclear-armed neighbour North Korea, which is working to develop missiles capable of hitting the United States.
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Across the record's 13 tracks, Donnelly makes good on her assertion that she's not trying to be the voice of a movement; Beware of the Dogs is first and foremost a personal, intimate document, not the work of someone attempting to capitalize on a moment (not that Donnelly has ever given that impression).
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The newly unveiled measure makes good on a longtime promise from GOP lawmakers to repeal and replace former President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE's signature healthcare law.
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The Panorama's display will also feature audio recordings from the Border Trolley Tours including interviews with area residents and a biologist and naturalist who studies local flora and fauna, which will no doubt experience negative consequences if President Trump ever makes good on his threats of building an expanded and reinforced border wall.
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Those four factors suggest that, if Walsh makes good on his "get in the President's face every day" pledge, there is a decent chance he could have an influence in the presidential race that extends beyond his chances of actually toppling Trump, which, as I noted above, are pretty damn close to zero.
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And yet, to the extent Zuckerberg actually makes good on these pledges to put "privacy first" and prove skeptics wrong — "Frankly we don't currently have a strong reputation for building privacy protective services," he admitted — he may also open the door to a different set of concerns about the social networks he controls.
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If Trump makes good on his threats—to deport millions of immigrants, bring back torture, kill the families of terrorists, build a wall with Mexico, imprison Hillary Clinton, and fill Guantanamo will more suspects in his war on terror—he will have to find a like-minded FBI director to do his dirty work.
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That cash can add to Apple's bottom-line by either providing a huge liquidity boost to the stock if Trump makes good on his one-time repatriation tax promise (Tom McClellan, The McClellan Market Report editor provides good technical color on this), or allowing the company to snap up players in AR, VR, content or cloud storage.
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If Mr. Trump makes good on his threat to pull out of the 2015 nuclear agreement with Iran, how will he then convince the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, that America will honor the commitment to integrate North Korea into the world community if only it disarms — the demand Mr. Trump made from the podium of the United Nations.
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A lawsuit filed by the Massachusetts attorney general includes new details about how the company intentionally marketed illegally to teens, including advertising on websites for Seventeen Magazine, Cartoon Network, Nickelodeon and Nick Jr. The suit from Attorney General Maura Healey makes good on the 2018 announcement from her office that she would investigate the company's marketing and advertising campaign for illegally targeting children.
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There are other numbers in the poll -- 55% have an unfavorable view of the GOP healthcare law compared to 31% who view it favorably, 75% think the legislation makes good on either none or only some of President Trump's promises -- that suggest the AHCA, unless the Senate can pull a rabbit out of a hat, could be a major anchor weighing down Republicans in 2018.
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A MINUS Lizzo: Cuz I Love You (Atlantic/Nice Life) Bigging up via an exuberantly overstated intensity that doesn't quit when the tempo eases and only slows to a creep for some erotica that gets loud at a climax worthy of the name, this long-running hopeful makes good on an iconicity worthy of her casual pride and skilled transition from rapper to singer.
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His daughter's child-care subsidy could be reconfigured to deliver more to the working class; it could be combined with the larger earned-income tax credit envisioned by Paul Ryan or the wage subsidy that Marco Rubio is championing, and both could be folded into a tax reform that makes good on Trump's Treasury nominee's recent promise to prioritize middle-class tax cuts over tax cuts for the rich.
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George Sorial, the Trump Organization's executive vice president and counsel, said the donation makes good on the company's promise to give away profits from foreign governments during 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 time in the White House.
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The fear is that the next country to experience China's boycott diplomacy will be the US. "If President Trump makes good on his threatened 10 percent tariff on $200 billion in Chinese goods, a boycott would be one likely element in a Chinese response," Elizabeth Economy, the director for Asia studies at the Council on Foreign Relations and author of "The Third Revolution: Xi Jinping and the New Chinese State," told CNBC.
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More from the Supreme Court fight … Kavanaugh makes good on pledge to hire female law clerks (The Washington Post) … The new justice hears his first Supreme Court arguments from the bench today, with his daughters and family in attendance (The Associated Press) … Democrats see Kavanaugh's confirmation as an issue that will endure through the 2020 presidential election (The Hill) … Collins becomes a top 85003 target for Democrats (The Hill) … Trump faces new decision to appoint Kavanaugh's successor on a powerful appeals court (The Hill).
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