When you're in space, your body isn't moving against gravity.
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"It looks more like the government was moving against their purge list and they were acting to defend themselves, knowing that once the government was moving against them they would have no chance," he said.
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Congressional Republicans are moving against the Federal Communications Commission's broadband privacy rules.
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And a number of personnel moves also showed the tide moving against Cobb.
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Firing Sessions at this time, or moving against Mueller, fall into those categories.
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The electoral arithmetic is moving against FijiFirst, with its dependence on the Indian vote.
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Go deeper: With natural gas on the rise, U.S. market is moving against coal
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Nearly every defendant he's targeted has pleaded guilty, meaning he's moving against people with overwhelming evidence.
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What the Soviets in the 1970's called the "correlation of forces" is moving against Iran.
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Moving against the crowd, I went down onto the floor and around to the dressing rooms.
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With polls moving against her reelection bid in deep red North Dakota, is it possible that Sen.
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Exasperated Davosites are now backing the Lib Dems, but so far the polls are moving against them.
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In the longer term, changing patterns of trade and technology are moving against Germany's world-beating manufacturers.
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In the midst of the [government shutdown] chaos, you're talking about moving against one of your own?
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In moving against Hamas, he indicated that he was done propping up the Palestinian Authority's political rival.
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Polls show public opinion moving against the president in favor of impeachment, driven largely by Democrats and independents.
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The exchanges argue they simply offer an alternative trading method to prevent share prices moving against big investors.
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Dark pools allow institutional investors to anonymously trade large blocks of shares without the market moving against them.
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Soldiers on armored vehicles were guarding the presidential palace but not moving against demonstrators, a Reuters witness said.
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Robert tells him the lines are all moving against him, the money is getting bet on the opposite side.
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Moving against Cabello suggests that the Trump administration has ruled out a soft landing for Maduro and his cronies.
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Friends argue he was biding his time before moving against Mr Zuma's camp at the ANC's conference in 2017.
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But whereas voting intention is tricky to measure, other metrics are clearer—and they are moving against the Tories.
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A rectangle of sun spilled through the starboard-side door, swaying and moving against the grain of the carpet.
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The interest rate differentials have been moving against the U.S. U.S. interest rates have been moving faster than everybody else's.
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They also insist the Syrian plane was to provide ground cover for Syrian ground forces that were moving against ISIS.
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"The coefficient of friction of your joints moving against each other is less than two ice cubes rubbing together," he says.
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In Michigan, which Trump won by just over 6900,000 votes in 2016, the polls appear to be moving against the president.
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Go deeper: Wyoming coal country struggling despite Trump's support With natural gas on the rise, US market is moving against coal
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According to Bloomberg, federal prosecutors began moving against the transactions in May, when they filed "damming" seizure warrants with the banks.
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At a time when SoftBank most needs its cash flow to pay off its debt, the world is rapidly moving against it.
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Moving against retailers would be an escalation of the state's efforts to excise connections to guns from the nation's largest pension system.
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Hard-liners in the Justice and Education Departments are moving against any use of race as a measurement of diversity in education.
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The only question is whether Ellaria and company will bother to wait for Dany to show up before moving against the capital.
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Social media has given us a wealth of shocking images: the National Guard firing indiscriminately into crowds, killings, tanks moving against demonstrators.
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Vlad Zamfir, a researcher at the Switzerland-based Ethereum Foundation, told Reuters that it was no surprise China is moving against such currencies.
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The polling is moving against the president as he prepares for a Thursday trip to McAllen, Texas, for an event at the border.
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In 22002, as Israel prepared to declare itself a sovereign nation, it sought foreign assistance to fight the Arab nations moving against it.
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But against the Cardinals (243-220), he labored to get the offense moving against Arizona, which recorded it first shutout in 03 years.
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The new law regarding social media companies solidified the country's position as one of the most aggressive in moving against online hate speech.
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Joyce is standing fast, and his supporters claim there are few if any signs of numbers moving against him, despite intense media pressure.
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With a new president in charge, the national police and prosecutors have started moving against some individuals involved in the dairy farm case.
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Farther out from those, about 15.5 million miles from the planet, there are nine that revolve in the opposite direction, moving against Jupiter's rotation.
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She could stay on to ensure some stability for Brexit negotiations but some Tory MPs will start moving against her once they are underway.
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Moving against the broader market, Suzuki Motor tumbled 4.2 percent after its Indian unit Maruti Suzuki's February sales dropped 0.8 percent on the year.
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Moving against the broader market, Suzuki Motor tumbled 3.9 percent after its Indian unit Maruti Suzuki's February sales dropped 0.8 percent on the year.
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They know as well as I know that the demographic tide is moving against them and will soon wash away much of their power.
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The lack of pre-trade price information is designed to help institutional investors trade large blocks of shares without the market moving against them.
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In a separate interview, Blair said he thought it was possible that Britain could stay in the EU because public opinion was moving against Brexit.
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Earlier, Reuters witnesses saw a hard core group of activists with small metal bats, metal and wooden poles and slingshots moving against the human tide.
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From Mexico to Brazil, Indigenous tribes moving against stop ranchers, loggers, miners and other business interests — sometimes aggressively — are hoping to reclaim their community land.
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Public health advocates praised the F.D.A. for moving against the companies, but said it should have happened sooner, given the widespread knowledge of public harm.
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But popular sentiment has been moving against trade deals, with even Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton opposing the TPP despite praising it as secretary of state.
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From a deterrence standpoint, Karnad says it makes sense for Pakistan to publicly trumpet its missile launch in order to dissuade adversaries from moving against Islambad.
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Many participants argue that less transparent strategies offer a helpful service for large investors who want to avoid prices moving against them when executing big trades.
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The national demographics have been moving against Republicans for some time, but they have been able to maintain the majority of power in Washington despite that.
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"A dancer does so much more than a model; he or she is jumping, falling, moving against another body, rolling on the ground," Mr. Noisette said.
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Districts moving against the tide Not all suburban races are moving toward the Democrats -- the party, for instance, is growing gloomy about their prospects against Rep.
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The president's statement put pressure on Prime Minister Juri Ratas, although he has shown little sign of moving against his partner in a four-month-old coalition.
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The Justice Department simultaneously sued to block Anthem Inc's proposed $45 billion deal for Cigna Inc, moving against an unprecedented effort to consolidate the U.S. health insurance market.
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"We believe the market is moving against Ocado," analysts at UBS said in a note, citing growth rates slowing in online grocery and challenges from an inflationary environment.
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Many market participants argue that the less transparent venues offer a helpful service for large investors who want to avoid prices moving against them when executing big trades.
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The women's activism came amid a harsh crackdown on dissent orchestrated by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who was consolidating power by moving against critics and potential rivals.
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Putin's landslide win was so widely expected that financial market reaction was muted, the ruble barely moving against the dollar and the Russian stock exchange flat Monday morning.
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" Asked about the idea that moving against Mueller would precipitate a constitutional crisis, Schlapp responded vigorously, "The constitutional crisis occurred yesterday when the president's lawyer's office was raided.
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Despite the obvious best intentions of the policy change, moving against the contingent of erotica artists who had found a home on the site was a wildly unpopular move.
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"Making weapons locally is common everywhere in the world and we are moving against the sources of such weapons because they represent a risk," Adnan Al-Dmairi told Reuters.
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The intrigue: The Washington Post's Steven Mufson writes up a good account of Thursday's decisions... Go deeper: With natural gas on the rise, U.S. market is moving against coal
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Trump thinks the action he took against Brennan could be a possible model as he considers moving against other former intelligence officials who have criticized him, the Post reported.
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However, Democrats have a much more difficult path to regaining the majority in the Senate, with the tide moving against various Democratic candidates in states won by President Trump.
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If at some point, the Ukraine controversy convinces leading Democrats that the political liabilities of not moving against Trump outweigh the liabilities of doing so, the dam could break.
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SHANGHAI, May 16 (Reuters) - China's yuan took a breather on Thursday, barely moving against the U.S. dollar, as the market calmed following some sharp falls stemming from increased Sino-U.
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I watch the lines and I can see them all moving against the same horse, I have to respect that, even if I don't have an opinion on the race.
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But he was impressed by prosecutors moving against some of Mr. Zuma's political and business allies, and the thought of returning to the A.N.C. was no longer inconceivable to him.
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But on Sunday, in a move that sent Guatemala lurching toward chaos, he ordered the head of a United Nations-backed anticorruption panel expelled after it began moving against him.
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In a culture which values corporate loyalty, Kim was moving against the tide when he handed the NHTSA 250 pages of internal documents on the alleged defect and nine other faults.
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There was speculation before the police recommendations were made public that Netanyahu might call early elections, seeking a public mandate that would make a prosecutor think twice before moving against him.
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New public opinion polls are moving against Democrats on impeachment as independents sour on the House inquiry and increasingly express opposition to the hearings that have consumed Washington in recent weeks.
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Prime Minister Hailer al-Badri said late on Tuesday that Islamic State had been severely weakened in the Mosul campaign, and the military had begun moving against it in the western half.
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Indeed, they could go on forever like that, playing whac-a-mole with different movements that pop up and begin radicalizing their users, moving against them after enough people have been killed.
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The revelation that Neumann may have transported marijuana across international waters, as reported in The Wall Street Journal, also has contributed to Son moving against Neumann in recent days, said the people.
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Active management serves an essential function in markets, above all providing price discovery and liquidity, at critical points moving against the grain and all of the trading vehicles programmed to move with it.
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In that moment, this year's batch of Super Bowl prop bets are born and gamblers hustle to get the first money down on the bets they like before prices start moving against them.
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Everything makes an amazing sound whether it's being built or destroyed: The sound of Lego moving against Lego sounds like ice being shaken in a glass, or coat buttons cascading onto a table.
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TOM O'HARE, BOSTON To the Editor: It is interesting that the Trump administration is moving against any use of race as a measurement of diversity in education but makes no reference to gender.
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Well, according to the co-founder of viral website 9GAG, with so many would-be entrepreneurs out there chasing the next big trend, it's all about moving against the tide and being contrarian.
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But Chinese officials have been moving against the digital currency for months, banning fundraising through digital coin launches (technically known as Initial Coin Offerings, or ICOs) and ordering local exchanges to halt operations.
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There was speculation before the police recommendations were made public on Tuesday that Netanyahu might call early elections, seeking a public mandate that would make a prosecutor think twice before moving against him.
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While no decisions have been made about moving against Russia, American consideration of more aggressive actions comes amid a threat by Secretary of State John Kerry Thursday to halt diplomacy with Moscow over Syria.
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WASHINGTON — The strange objects, one of them like a spinning top moving against the wind, appeared almost daily from the summer of 2014 to March 2015, high in the skies over the East Coast.
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Brady looked better than he has in months, completing a season-high 78.8% of his passes for 271 yards and a touchdown, keeping the Patriots offense moving against the stout defense of the Bills.
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It is an equal irony that on the global map of the many countries supporting the White House in moving against the illegal, disastrous regime in Venezuela, our NATO allies are sitting on the sidelines.
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Martin Frost, a former member of Congress from Texas who led the Democrats' campaign efforts in 1998, as Republicans sought to impeach Mr. Clinton, warned that moving against a president has the potential to backfire.
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But her biggest mistake was moving against then-vice president Emmerson Mnangagwa, Mugabe's right-hand man, who had a strong following in Zimbabwe's military and among the war veterans who fought in the liberation struggle.
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He describes his approach to his joysticks as "organic and minimalist"—and moving against the prevailing trend among arcade controllers for home consoles of being akin to literal replicas of what's usually found in arcade cases.
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The only questions that matter now are whether Kelly can prevent Trump from moving against Robert Mueller, the Justice Department special counsel in charge of the Russia investigation,and whether he will resign if he can't.
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On the other hand, with the trend definitely moving against Clinton and with so many questions about her health to boot, all the pressure is on her to perform extremely well in the face-to-face meetings.
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O'Connor was unable to get the offense moving against BYU and gave way to Terry, who came off the bench in the second half and recorded 63 yards passing and a touchdown but also threw an interception.
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Moving against Barr and McGahn in such a manner, and potentially other senior administration officials who are blocking Democratic oversight gambits, could be a way for Pelosi to let off some of the steam in her restive caucus.
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OTTAWA — The Canadian police on Monday began moving against protesters who had set up transportation blockades around the country in sympathy with an Indigenous group's campaign to halt construction of a natural gas pipeline to Canada's West Coast.
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Clinton argued that the court should "stand on the side of the American people," which she clarified meant siding with the rights of women, backing LGBT rights, and moving against the Citizens United ruling on money in elections.
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INGRAHAM: We were talking about Facebook and Apple moving against more conservative voice beyond Alex Jones but to other conservatives who have seen their voices diminished on these mega-platforms, trillions of dollars of market cap in these companies.
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Demographics in the United States are moving against Republicans, especially at the presidential level, and Ryan rightly fears that this will only be made worse by Trump raging across the country for the next six months as the Republican nominee.
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Yes, as has been pointed out, Britain has the lowest corporate tax rate in the G7 but the direction is generally down; Britain will be moving against the tide at just the moment when its future is most in doubt.
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Image 2 of 2 CARACAS, Venezuela – President Nicolas Maduro has accused two opposition legislators of having roles in the drone attack that Venezuelan officials have called an assassination attempt on the leader, and his allies are moving against the accused.
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Interestingly, it was MBS's rise a couple of years ago that seemed to be creating a new narrative: a young prince who was letting women drive, bringing in music and culture, liberalizing the economy, and moving against a hard line.
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If he finishes well beneath that mark, it will raise some pretty serious questions about just how legitimate his support is nationwide — whether it's because late deciders keep moving against him or because his mediocre field operation is failing to mobilize infrequent voters.
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Sweeney's comments come just a few weeks after he similarly criticized Microsoft over its handling of the Windows Store, saying that Microsoft was "moving against the entire PC industry" by making certain Windows features exclusive to games distributed via the Windows Store.
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In an op-ed for The Guardian on Friday morning, Sweeney claimed Microsoft was actively "moving against the entire PC industry" with its Windows Store and Universal Windows Platform initiatives, both of which are key component of Windows 10 (more on that shortly).
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From Mr. Trump's "buy American, hire American" rallying cry in Wisconsin this week to Vice President Mike Pence's warnings to Japan and South Korea about the need to rewrite trade deals, the Trump administration is moving against free trade on multiple fronts.
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According to the Fredericksburg Free Lance-Star, when she reached down to grab her heel, she felt something moving against her fingers (and somehow, she didn't scream bloody murder and then faint, which is more than I could hope for myself in that situation).
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"Right now, public opinion is moving against him," said GOP strategist Ford O'Connell, who argued that Trump has been smart in branding the impeachment inquiry unfair but that he would eventually need to hand over the reins to someone else to carry through the message.
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More than 50 men and women — dressed in 1950s starlet pink bra-and-big pants combos, silvery shift dresses, Easter egg pastel sweaters, white lab coats and pumps — writhing and collapsing, pulled in one direction, then another; moving in sync and then moving against the tide.
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Takeaway: Under the Trump administration, the prince's influence in Washington seems greater than ever, with the president adopting his views and moving against the prince's two enemies — Iran and the Muslim Brotherhood — even over the advice of his own cabinet officials and senior national security staff.
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WE THINK THEY BUILT A LOT OF INVENTORY AT THEIR COMPANY, WE THINK THEY'VE PUT A LOT OF INVENTORY INTO THE CHANNEL, WE THINK THEY'RE BEGINNING TO HAVE TO HIRE BACK PEOPLE, COMMODITIES ARE MOVING AGAINST THEM AND THEIR END MARKETS ARE BEGINNING TO TURN AGAINST THEM AS WELL.
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But Republicans also saw an opportunity to seize on debate moments over middle-class tax increases, health care reform and economic inequality to portray the Democrats as tax-and-spend liberals — in hopes of redirecting the national conversation at a time when public opinion is moving against the president.
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And at the moment, the momentum is moving against Trump and Senate Republican leaders -- raising the possibility that the President could be forced to issue the first veto of his tenure on what is widely seen as his biggest campaign promise, an embarrassing moment to say the least.
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The question I was trying to get to is when you defend Samantha Bee, when you move away from the rest of the conservative, Republican — well, at least the Trump — audience, and you're alone among conservative radio commentators in moving against Trump, what is your audience telling you?
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Instead, he holed up, and it has become increasingly clear that the government has begun to favor exile as a solution rather than openly moving against the vice president, who is still popular among his northern Uzbek constituency and has threatened violence in the past if he was not respected.
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Moving against them is the expense of upgrading networks to run 25G: This requires denser arrays of masts and 'smallcells' to deliver data-intensive services, and the laying of fiber-optic cable to boost speed and achieve the low reaction times needed to delight online gamers or make self-driving cars safe.
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Modern anti-abortion movements in the U.S., for about half a century, have found substantial success in holding elected officials accountable to their goals and in getting their grievance on many state legislative agendas: essentially, in making abortion a make-or-break issue for conservative elected officials, even at times when momentum appeared to be moving against their issue.
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Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenWyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations Wyden calls for end to political ad targeting on Facebook, Google Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity MORE (D-Ore.) said officials "showed extraordinary resilience and determination" in moving against the group and working with local officials.
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Democrats' path to taking back the Senate appears to be more fraught, with the tide moving against various Democratic candidates in states won by President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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Citigroup will pay disgorgement and prejudgment interest totaling $5.4 million and a penalty of $6.5 million, while its affiliate, Citi Order Routing and Execution (CORE), will pay a penalty of $1 million, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said in a statement Dark pools allow institutional investors to anonymously trade large blocks of shares without the market moving against them.
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The meeting comes as the Turkish military began moving against Kurdish forces that were fighting ISIS in northern Syria, just days after President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Trump adviser: 'He should stop saying things that are untrue' US moves British ISIS suspects from Syria amid Turkish invasion MORE announced that U.S. troops would leave the area.
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If Mr. Abramovich's British visa delay turns out to be more than a bureaucratic hiccup, it could be a sign that the British government, too, is moving against Russian oligarchs and wants to curb what has been called "Londongrad," a large community of Russians, both fans and foes of Mr. Putin, who have sought shelter in the British capital for their money and families.
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Congress and 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, however, are now moving against our PLO representative office in Washington, D.C., because we had the temerity to say that our rights should be protected through the International Criminal Court Imagine being told your office would be taken away if you dared to go to court because your neighbor was building on your land.
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