The U.S. pay floor has not budged in a decade.
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His annual salary of $81,840 has not budged since 1998.
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Among poor rural families the rate has not budged since 1990.
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The banks seem unconcerned: their pricing has not budged since 2015.
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Bloomberg noted that "the vast majority" of clients had not budged.
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Those numbers have not budged much since then, according to California's Drought Monitor.
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Among poor rural families like Fatia's the rate has not budged since 1990.
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Democrats have offered Mr. Trump $1.3 billion for border security and not budged.
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The ship has not budged from the southern Iranian port of Bandar Abbas.
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The Kardashians have not budged after what they view is a deal-breaking betrayal.
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Notably, the divorce rate had not budged and the marriage rate continued to decline.
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While the Federal Reserve has announced enormous stimulus measures, financial markets have not budged.
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However, Di Maio has not budged on his refusal even to talk with Forza Italia.
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However, prices of rice have not budged, a situation largely blamed on hoarding by middlemen.
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The center-right group has demanded that Mr. Lofven resign, but he has not budged.
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The gas tax has not budged since 1993 when President Bill Clinton was in office.
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The proportion of Americans not working has by and large not budged since the 1950s. Why?
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Despite all the controversy that surrounds the president, partisans on the other side have not budged.
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As expected, the control group's numbers, including their weights and resting metabolic rates, had not budged.
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As expected, the control group's numbers, including their weights and resting metabolic rates, had not budged.
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Her book landed in Amazon's No. 1 spot on Friday, November 9, and has not budged since.
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At $7.25 an hour, Wisconsin's minimum wage has not budged since Walker took office seven years ago.
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The stock has not budged since Mr. Johnson took over as chief executive in April last year.
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Average sodium consumption in the United States and in many other countries has not budged for decades.
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Surprisingly, average street prices have not budged, even though wholesale prices fell by 22017% between 272 and 248.
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But the numbers show that, at least so far, the popularity of Mr. Jackson's music has not budged.
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Tech companies' record on diversity is just abysmal and has not budged in years, despite all the promises.
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As a proportion of GDP—0.6%—public spending on research and development has not budged in 20 years.
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An estimated 3,600 people make their homes outside, a number that has not budged substantially in recent years.
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It offers some bad news: It has not budged since that chilly autumn day in Kyoto 230 years ago.
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People and priorities come and go, but our desire to put life-changing products in users' hands has not budged.
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And there is one company that has not budged from the top of the list of the most beloved restaurants.
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The federal pay floor sits at $21 an hour — a level from which it has not budged in a decade.
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But despite stabs at reform by the administrations of George W. Bush and Barack Obama, corporate taxes have not budged.
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The frontier, protected by Amazon rainforest, has not budged since the Portuguese built a now-ruined fort there in the 43s.
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For example, across the country, rates of gun violence, including suicides and homicides, have not budged an inch in 15 years.
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The number was chosen in 1988, based on airline crash lawsuits, but has not budged since despite inflation and other factors.
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Meanwhile, teacher salaries in Oklahoma have not budged in ten years, even as insurance and cost of living expenses have gone up.
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The result makes Republicans stand out among those whose sense of urgency has not budged over 123 years and four different presidents.
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He noted - as have U.N. nuclear inspectors - that the Iranians "have not budged a hair's breadth from their commitments under the deal".
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And Trump's approval rating, which has been locked in the low 2023 percent range for most of his presidency, has not budged.
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After summit talks between Trump and Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan, Esper suggested Ankara had not budged yet on the S-400 issue.
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But the campaign is not up on the airwaves there, and Trump's level of support and his dismal approval rating have not budged.
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Still, the Senate Republican majority has not budged, drawing a rare rebuke from a member of its delegation, Senator Marty Golden of Brooklyn.
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The size of Mr. Gross's benchmark unconstrained fund is $1.5 billion and has not budged much from this level in the last year.
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The discount rate had not budged since the Fed last raised its short-term rate target the previous December, and at the Dec.
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Despite street protests and mounting international pressure, PiS has not budged and enjoys strong public support, in part due to more generous social spending.
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Rob Godfrey, a spokesman for Ms. Haley, said the governor declared in May that she did not want the job and had not budged.
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Trump is still angry at Sessions for recusing himself on the Russia investigation -- and doing it without telling him first -- but Sessions has not budged.
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Even as hiring picks up, wages for new college grads have not budged, when adjusted for inflation, from prerecession levels, according to the Economic Policy Institute.
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Nearly 8 in 245 whites are at least doing okay financially versus two-thirds of blacks and Hispanics, and that gap has not budged since 2401.
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More than half of preschool-age children (ages 2 to 5) drink juice regularly, a proportion that, unlike for sodas, has not budged in recent decades.
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But officials acknowledged that China had not budged on their No. 1 request on North Korea: to cut off all shipments of oil to the North.
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The $3 million has not budged since, even though that amount of money in 1988 dollars, when adjusted for inflation, is now worth more than double.
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His canvases stir my imagination: The barefoot young woman leaning against the tree in "Dreaming in Umbria" (2015) seems as if she has not budged all day.
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Several online banks pay rates above 1 percent, but big banks have not budged much since rates fell to near zero during the 2007-2009 financial crisis.
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Clinton's case, she has not budged on her economic proposals, which were drafted while she was still battling Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont for the Democratic nomination.
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By the numbers: The labor force participation rate — the percentage of workers 16 and older who are working or looking for work — has effectively not budged since 2012.
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While private spending on education has not budged in real terms in the rich world in the past ten years, in China and India it has more than doubled.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Republican, has not budged from his hard line of refusing to bring up any government funding bill that does not have Trump's backing.
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Except after more than 20 years of mandatory detention, on- and offshore, and the speeches, plays, books, performances, artworks and protests arrayed against it, the situation has not budged.
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" In fact, he believes 100% of the move this year has been multiple expansion, pointing out that forward 12-month earnings estimates for the S&P 500 "have not budged.
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But amid all the shake-ups, breakdowns and implosions for the campaign, Jeffrey Lord, CNN political commentator and the most omnipresent defender of the Republican presidential nominee, has not budged.
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The Chargers have not budged, with general manager Tom Telesco saying in August the team worked to find a solution but had not been able to come up with one.
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Yet despite a pile of evidence unearthed in the impeachment probe — and some in the GOP expressing concern over Trump's communications with foreign leaders — Republicans have not budged on impeachment.
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A year ago 42 percent of small-business owners expected changes in technological innovation to have a positive effect on their business — and since that time, that number has not budged.
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As more women enter the workforce, and gender equality remains an issue that most governments are at least nominally committed to addressing, why has the value of women's unpaid labor not budged?
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But unlike neighbouring, democratic Taiwan, whose decision last year to give same-sex couples the right to marry gave a fillip to the gay rights movement across Asia, China has not budged.
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Those wagers have not budged even after a surprisingly strong U.S. retail sales report on Tuesday, robust June jobs data and the biggest rise in New York manufacturing in over two years.
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Those wagers have not budged even after a surprisingly strong U.S. retail sales reading on Tuesday, robust June jobs data and the biggest rise in New York manufacturing in over two years.
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Specifically, China has not budged from the three demands it made of the US when talks collapsed in in May of this year:China demands the US remove all tariffs on Chinese goods.
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Democratic leaders have not budged on that issue, leading White House negotiators to try to target moderate members to put pressure on House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.
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A record 28500 percent of households have zero or negative wealth outside of their housing equity, and the average wealth of the bottom 6900 percent has not budged since the mid-2628s.
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About half of Germans remain opposed to autobahn speed limits, a proportion that has not budged in the last decade, according to Michael Kunert, the director of the polling company Infratest Dimap.
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Ms. Sharmila's strike raised the profile of the campaign to oppose the law, and Amnesty International has called her a prisoner of conscience, but the government has not budged on repealing the legislation.
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Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, has not budged from his support for Start-Up, and the state insisted this week that the program would produce more than 4,000 new jobs over the next several years.
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In 2018, unemployment has not budged from 4.1 percent in several months, its lowest since the turn of the century, but the fed funds rate remains at its crisis-era level of 1.25 percent.
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The Sacklers so far have not budged from a proposal to pay $3 billion over seven years and an additional $1.5 billion or more through an eventual sale of another business they own called Mundipharma.
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The Parkland students are attempting to break a nearly decade-old stalemate in which the proportion of Americans backing gun control, over protecting gun rights, has not budged from around 50 percent, according to Pew data.
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Despite historically large protests for gun control and school walkouts over this issue, the NRA has not budged on its anti gun control stance, and instead advocates for arming teachers, a policy President Donald Trump also endorses.
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The share of women economists at the Federal Reserve, which includes its headquarters and 22017 regional Feds, has not budged at 243% of the workforce while the share of minority economists has risen to 22018% from 230%.
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The nine-year-old economic expansion has not budged the figure yet, but it has pulled hundreds of thousands of long-term unemployed people into jobs, often at companies where they learn transferable skills when previously they had few.
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Despite calls from presidential candidates Julian Castro, Beto O'Rourke and others to reopen the criminal case in Bland's death, the special prosecutor, who had access to the video when Encinia was indicted on a perjury charge, has not budged.
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While Blue Cross has had successful H.M.O. plans for decades, the overall enrollment in the plans offered to employees has not budged from around 700,000 members over the last several years, out of 4.6 million signed up for employer-based coverage.
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"His approval has not budged, and they are more likely to say tariffs are doing more to help than hurt the U.S. He needs rural voters to turn out for him," Wichowsky said, to combat headwinds such as female voters.
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I met six of the nine [women] on the premiere night, and they're all so progressive and open-minded and forward-thinking, and it's funny to think that even in the course of 40 years, or whatever, that she's not budged at all.
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Isolating Trump There has been little contact between the US and North Koreans since Hanoi and the Trump administration has not budged on its refusal to lift any sanctions until Pyongyang provides greater evidence that it is prepared to reduce its nuclear arsenal.
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The agency did change its outlook to "stable" from "negative" in 2014, several months after Prime Minister Narendra Modi was elected with promises of ambitious economic and fiscal reforms, but has not budged even as the government has lobbied rating agencies hard for an upgrade.
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Triple C-rated distressed assets have not budged much from around 80 percent of par, according to Barclays indexes, while the lowest-rated United States high yield debt was trading at 41.9 percent of par on Tuesday, at a slight premium to 35.5 percent on Oct.
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In the Capitol, Democratic leaders are sizing up the 26-day impasse and have decided House members will remain in Washington next week – even if the border debate has not budged – during what had been a planned district work period to mark the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday.
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That realization rests on several facts: that the Taliban are a stubborn insurgency, that they have not budged on their demand to talk directly with the Americans, and that the Afghan government, mired in infighting and marred by political opposition, would struggle to lead a cohesive peace agenda without American help.
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Ray Madoff, a tax expert at Boston College, points out that the share of money going to charities in America has not budged in the past decade, at roughly 22009% of disposable net income (though of course, since DAFs still account for less than a tenth of total giving, many other factors could play a role in this).
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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 has not budged from his demand for border wall funding, and congressional Democrats are equally dug in on their refusal to provide that money.
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On Monday – after nearly a month of bad press that began with an Indiana judge and ended with firing his campaign manager – the latest Quinnipiac survey in the state showed Trump's polling numbers had not budged from their May tie with Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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