Some observers consider such climate policies to be political nonstarters.
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Most of the proposals alone are considered nonstarters by Democrats.
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The most extreme remedies, like impeachment, remain nonstarters in Republican circles.
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Many of the proposals are nonstarters for both Democrats and Republicans.
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The four biggest parties — Republican, Democratic, Libertarian, and Green — are all nonstarters.
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He said they were nonstarters for the White House, according to the officials.
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Many tiger reserves are nonstarters, with less than five tigers or none at all.
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Among the nonstarters are any attempts to block funds for ObamaCare implementation or environmental protection.
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The principles were quickly denounced by Democrats in Congress, who said the demands were nonstarters.
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Needless to say, many of these demands would be nonstarters if they were working with Democrats.
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Many of the proposals would be nonstarters for Democrats, and some would be problematic for Republicans.
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His administration has pushed for significant changes to the deal, but Mexico and Canada say they're nonstarters.
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Bown told me that based on conversations with former Canadian and Mexican officials, the US proposals are nonstarters.
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She also asked for Judge Kavanaugh to testify first, but both requests are viewed by Republicans as nonstarters.
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Republicans and Democrats across Congress viewed many of the cuts proposed in Mr. Trump's budget outline as nonstarters.
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" She doesn&apost want this before the midterms, saying: "The president&aposs list of potential nominees are complete nonstarters.
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Pay attention to these six nonstarters so you don't kill your chances before you get out of the gate.
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But both ideas are nonstarters in today's Washington — and that leaves companies to lead the country to the polls.
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Both are nonstarters for Democrats, who Republicans expect will need to help pass legislation to keep the government's lights on.
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Some of his notions, including higher taxes on the wealthy and a completely government-run health care system, are nonstarters.
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Those proposals have been called "poison pills" by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and "nonstarters" by participants in the talks.
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We suppose things can be nonstarters for men too, but for our purposes here, we're going to focus on the ladies.
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Changes that would really please the Freedom Caucus — like getting rid of the tax credits altogether — would be nonstarters with moderates.
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Earlier in October, US representatives rolled out some stridently anti-free trade proposals that the Canadian and Mexicans considered absolute nonstarters.
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And he said some issues were simply nonstarters, such as reversing Wall Street and banking reforms enacted after the 2008 economic collapse.
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The Senate group has mostly taken mandatory worker verification (e-verify) off the table, which is one of the biggest nonstarters there is.
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But some enforcement funding — including money for detention beds, which could help the administration detain more undocumented immigrants — are likely to be nonstarters.
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David Hogg, co-founder of March for Our Lives, acknowledged that some proposals might be nonstarters for gun owners, such as a gun registry.
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That could expose some vulnerable members up for reelection to uncomfortable votes on provisions that, while nonstarters for the party, are popular with voters.
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Some prospects didn't want to be anywhere near such an egomaniacal, unprincipled man, while others were nonstarters because they'd publicly vented their doubts about him.
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What that usually meant in the past was U.S. forces leaving the Korean Peninsula all the way to the elimination of America's nuclear arsenal — all nonstarters.
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A prime suspect in sabotaging the Hanoi summit by convincing the president to offer proposals that were blatant nonstarters, Mr. Bolton was conspicuously absent on Sunday.
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On Thursday, there were reports out of Montreal that U.S. trade negotiators weren't budging on their proposals that Mexico and Canada have called nonstarters in the talks.
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But if he wants help from across the aisle, McConnell is going to have to meet some key conditions that may prove nonstarters for most of his own members.
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Even if a massive digitization program had been in place, it would likely not have extended to forgotten bubble-gum singles, disco one-offs and other long-lost nonstarters.
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They can easily be divided into two groups: bipartisan House and Senate bills that Democrats can get behind, and conservative bills that are nonstarters for Democrats and activists alike.
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A Democratic official familiar with the negotiations said that those spending suggestions were seen as the White House's starting position, calling the levels "nonstarters," but that talks would continue.
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In recent weeks, the Trump administration has sparred with American businesses that support Nafta and has pushed for significant changes that negotiators from Mexico and Canada say are nonstarters.
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"Some parts of the administration's request - like increasing ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) detention beds - are nonstarters, which is why we have excluded them from our offer," said the aide.
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The future of Nafta has appeared increasingly at risk in recent weeks as the Trump administration presses for significant changes that businesses and Canadian and Mexican negotiators say are nonstarters.
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On top of DACA, CHIP, and Obamacare funding, Democrats will still have to put up a fight against a whole host of "nonstarters" that Republicans have been known to propose.
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The so-called Break Free From Plastic Pollution Act is a long shot, with no Republican co-sponsors and several provisions that seem sure to be nonstarters in an election year.
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These issues are political nonstarters with the Trump administration and shouldn't be part of trade deals that are meant to facilitate the free flow of goods and services across the border.
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Negotiators have continued to clash over provisions in the pact, including rules for auto manufacturing, and the United States has continued to insist on changes that its trading partners say are nonstarters.
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Bernie Sanders, who got the most votes in both Iowa and New Hampshire, are seemingly nonstarters in Washington, certainly with a Republican-controlled Senate and probably even with a slim Democratic majority.
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Trump has pushed for several elements that Democrats have said were nonstarters, including a lengthy list of White House priorities that included changes to asylum, mandatory worker verification and hardline immigration enforcement measures.
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Bigger Chinese goals, like achieving "market economy" status in the World Trade Organization, are likely to be nonstarters unless the country makes major progress on allowing international companies better access to its market.
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Congressional budget committees are expected to craft their own budget proposals in June, and many Republicans have already signaled that the draconian cuts Mr. Trump wants to make to domestic programs are nonstarters.
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But uncertainty reigned at the end of the talks, with a gloom dominating the negotiations with Mexico and Canada this time around after U.S. trade officials proposed several provisions that both countries considered nonstarters.
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"This will be a heavy lift for the House, and for the Senate, a lot of this will be nonstarters," said former Senator Judd Gregg, Republican of New Hampshire, who chaired the Budget Committee.
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In the latest round of negotiations over the free trade pact between the US, Canada, and Mexico, which concluded on Tuesday, US negotiators made a number of protectionist demands that Mexico and Canada consider nonstarters.
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Trump, on the other hand, wants money for his border wall between the United States and Mexico, and has been working very hard to destabilize health insurance exchanges, both of which Democrats say are nonstarters.
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With both sides dismissing each others' positions as nonstarters, administration officials including Vice President Mike Pence and Trump son-in-law Jared Kushner met with Democrats over the weekend in an attempt to push negotiations forward.
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But an official working on impeachment told Axios that the House Intelligence Committee said Hunter Biden and the whistleblower are "absolute nonstarters": "We will not conduct the sham investigations the president demanded that instigated this inquiry."
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A conservative plan A group of conservative leaders in the House unveiled their immigration bill, which includes a wish list of conservative requests and a number of provisions that would be nonstarters to Democrats and some moderate Republicans.
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Two provisions that would have effectively prohibited the transfer of munitions to the Saudi-led campaign in Yemen were also dropped, after Mr. Kushner, who helped negotiate the deal, intervened and indicated they were nonstarters for the White House.
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The bill is a proposal from key committee and subcommittee chairs Bob Goodlatte, Raul Labrador, Mike McCaul and Martha McSally that includes a large number of hard-line immigration provisions that Democrats and some Republicans have said are nonstarters.
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Several of those conditions are likely to be nonstarters for the committee's Republican majority, including the notion of compelling testimony from Judge, who has said he has no memory of the alleged incident and does not want to appear.
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Republicans will likely have to stay unified to enact Trump's budget vision, as his proposed cuts to nondefense spending — including to foreign aid and programs to combat climate change — are likely to be nonstarters with Democrats in both chambers.
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One concern among Democratic and Republican lawmakers in recent weeks has been that while Trump claims that he wants a deal to protect DREAMers, his staff, particularly senior adviser Stephen Miller, are poisoning its prospects by attaching provisions that are nonstarters.
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As Capitol Hill is waiting for the formal White House budget next month, lawmakers are already dismissing some ideas outright as nonstarters and trying to get in front of a ticking clock on the need for a final budget deal.
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" Any viable deal with the North Koreans, they suggested, "would require explicit acceptance of their nuclear state status and significant rollbacks to the U.S. conventional military presence in the Northeast Asian theater, both of which are nonstarters for the United States.
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In late December, he tweeted that there would be no deal on DACA without funding the border wall, an end to "chain migration," and a complete overhaul of the legal immigration system — almost all of which are nonstarters for Democrats.
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That attempt was blocked by other White House officials, but the 1994 agreement with Canada and Mexico is on the verge of collapse amid deep disagreements with the United States, which has made a series of demands that the other nations consider nonstarters.
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"[Ryan's] staff have briefed him what we said are nonstarters: [border] wall, detention beds, interior enforcement, more efforts to do expedited removals — all this stuff that we know creates due process nightmares, targeting individuals in a discriminatory fashion, we aren't doing," said Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC) chairwoman Rep.
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A senior Republican staffer familiar with the negotiations with Ford told BuzzFeed News Thursday night that two particular things Ford and her lawyers are asking for are nonstarters for the Judiciary Committee: subpoenaing a high-school friend of Kavanaugh's who Ford says witnessed the assault and allowing her to testify after Kavanaugh.
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What is, however, disturbingly unique about this election cycle is the almost quixotic belief by so many millions of Americans in the feasibility and achievability of extreme ideas—many of which are designed (when they are detailed) to almost ham-handedly accomplish goals that have otherwise been considered complete nonstarters in past general elections.
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After the clear nonstarters were off the table—in their first manifesto, the prisoners had asked for mass transportation to a "non-imperialistic" country—the potential deal at Attica was arrived at quite quickly: amnesty for the mutineers and a promise to look into their previous petition in exchange for an end to the uprising.
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"I don't see any breakthroughs unless the Chinese bring something completely unexpected, which seems unlikely, but these talks could be useful in setting expectations by identifying what areas are fruitful for further discussion and what ideas are nonstarters," said Christopher Adams, who had been the senior coordinator for China affairs at the Treasury Department before leaving this year.
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AFTER "TERMINATOR 2," different studios tried extending the series without the participation of Hamilton or Cameron: In 2003, "Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines" killed Sarah Connor offscreen and failed to reach the box-office heights of its predecessor, while recent efforts to revive the franchise, including the 2009 "Terminator Salvation" and 2015 "Terminator Genisys," were ultimately nonstarters.
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But it has also been caused by self-imposed constraints: an anti-tax ideology that rejects virtually all sources of new public funding; a fixation on deficits at the expense of the deferred maintenance bills we are passing to our children, particularly for infrastructure; and a political system so partisan that previously bipartisan ideas like bridge and airport upgrades are nonstarters.
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Other initiatives were short-lived or nonstarters, such as an anemic lending library and free used goods table. Another free school in Nottingham found skillshare-oriented classes with more traditional pedagogy more popular than sessions on radical education. Similar to free schools, free university projects are run from college campuses most prominently in Europe. Organized by volunteer student collectives, participants in these initiatives experiment with the process of learning and are not designed to replace the traditional university.
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