On trade, American families will pay the price, just as immigrants themselves pay the price for Democratic refusal to countenance a secure border.
|
|
If I didn't pay the price for the things we both know I did do, I'm certainly not going to pay the price for the things I didn't do.
|
|
For everything you watch and love, animators pay the price.
|
|
And farmers, consumers and the environment will pay the price.
|
|
The economy will pay the price during the next downturn.
|
|
" McCain worried that members of military "will pay the price.
|
|
Those border communities pay the price for sanctuary city decisions.
|
|
But American consumers would pay the price, the analysis suggests.
|
|
"The people are going to pay the price for it."●
|
|
But all of us will -- quite literally -- pay the price.
|
|
Unfortunately, we may all pay the price of his therapy.
|
|
David will now pay the price for his bad judgment.
|
|
Because I can promise you this: If I didn't pay the price for the things we both know I did do, I'm certainly not going to pay the price for the things I didn't do.
|
|
So, this is not new and people do pay the price.
|
|
"Lebanon will pay the price," a top Lebanese banker told Reuters.
|
|
And Ingram was left to pay the price, despite her innocence.
|
|
"It's the students, usually women, who pay the price," Olivarius continued.
|
|
And your college-age child shouldn't have to pay the price.
|
|
When higher education is less accessible, we all pay the price.
|
|
To be sure, Biden will pay the price for his remarks.
|
|
Their campaign peddled lies, and our country will pay the price.
|
|
The only question is who will pay the price this year.
|
|
Lopetegui knew he would be the one to pay the price.
|
|
All of our people will pay the price for being afraid.
|
|
You have released the whirlwind, and you will pay the price!
|
|
You have released the whirlwind and you will pay the price!
|
|
Ultimately business and consumers in the EU will pay the price.
|
|
Equifax is asking you to pay the price for its malfeasance.
|
|
Rural communities, American taxpayers and our children will pay the price.
|
|
And you will pay the price — but I'm there with you.
|
|
And it is consumers and merchants who ultimately pay the price.
|
|
Either way, vulnerable women around the world will pay the price.
|
|
When regulators make mistakes, consumers pay the price in unintended consequences.
|
|
" He said, "I can promise you this: If I didn't pay the price for the things we both know I did do, I'm certainly not going to pay the price for the things I didn't do.
|
|
" He said that he "can promise you this: If I didn't pay the price for the things we both know I did do, I'm certainly not going to pay the price for the things I didn't do.
|
|
If you emit, if you pollute, you have to pay the price.
|
|
So when one of "the chosen" messes up, they pay the price.
|
|
"You are making your citizens and ours pay the price," he said.
|
|
Agree -- loudly -- with Beijing's territorial and political claims, or pay the price.
|
|
How do women like Shelley pay the price for defying social norms?
|
|
Now, politicians and manufacturers will pay the price for their close relationship.
|
|
Snapdeal trusted BJP Trolls & not some1 like AK. Pay the price now.
|
|
The global aluminium industry continues to pay the price of Chinese excess.
|
|
Should they succeed, it is the consumer who will pay the price.
|
|
When policy is not based on science, American women pay the price.
|
|
Tragically, it is the Syrian people who continue to pay the price.
|
|
Only this time, the producers and crew pay the price in blood.
|
|
U.S. soldiers will pay the price in terms of fighting resource wars.
|
|
If they feel they have been tricked, she could pay the price.
|
|
I'm angry he's not alive to pay the price for his actions.
|
|
Qassem Soleimani "will pay the price," he added in a speech Sunday.
|
|
All the while, those who likely can least afford it pay the price.
|
|
Cute, wildflower-munching pikas don't deserve to pay the price for our mistakes.
|
|
If it takes my salt and sole you know I'd pay the price.
|
|
Israel will pay the price, in damage to its justice system and institutions.
|
|
I understand that I must pay the price for my decisions and actions.
|
|
People who pay the price and people who are willing to do that.
|
|
If Iran continues its aggressive policies, it will have to pay the price.
|
|
Munn removed a predator from a film; she would certainly pay the price.
|
|
And Amazon might not want to pay the price to license the technology.
|
|
It's time to own up to it and pay the price of admission.
|
|
People who fear an annual Amazon commitment — get ready to pay the price.
|
|
The world's poor — and the environment as a whole — will pay the price.
|
|
While the Clintons tend to skate, their aides and friends pay the price.
|
|
They invested very little, and I think now they will pay the price.
|
|
As trade tensions exacerbate China's economic weakening, manufacturers in Germany pay the price.
|
|
He liked booze, and needed it, and was willing to pay the price.
|
|
But orca whales, salmon, and other critically threatened fish could pay the price.
|
|
Many victims, desperate to regain access, simply pay the price without consulting police.
|
|
So again I ask you, 'Who will be willing to pay the price?
|
|
The American people, they hinted darkly, would pay the price for Democrats' behavior.
|
|
And so very few people will pay the price tag of the phone initially.
|
|
Officer Liang, in their view, was the one who had to pay the price.
|
|
Ahmadinejad may pay the price for disobeying Khamenei by running for president, analysts said.
|
|
Not many were willing to pay the price tag after the highly publicized crash.
|
|
It's problematic, and I think we'll pay the price for it down the road.
|
|
Erdogan responded by warning the Netherlands it would "pay the price" for its actions.
|
|
But the longer the war drags on, the more civilians will pay the price.
|
|
Millennials need to pay the price today so they can pay any price tomorrow.
|
|
But you do him wrong from another team, they had to pay the price.
|
|
I went to jail, because I had to pay the price for my actions.
|
|
"They were quite happy to pay the price that we asked," Mr. Young said.
|
|
I fear it is vulnerable racial and religious minorities that will pay the price.
|
|
The message from the palace is clear: get on board or pay the price.
|
|
It's time for the companies to pay the price for the damage they've caused.
|
|
"You have released the whirlwind, and you will pay the price," Mr. Schumer said.
|
|
Trump, and the rest of his party, will pay the price at the polls.
|
|
We pay the price through fear of retaliation and fear of losing our jobs.
|
|
Consumers either will choose to pay the price, or perhaps will buy cucumbers instead.
|
|
If you're willing to pay the price, you can have absolutely anything you want.
|
|
And little ones who did nothing are the ones who will pay the price.
|
|
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said those responsible for the murder will pay the price.
|
|
If our rulers have ruled us badly, we will pay the price, not them.
|
|
This legislation will too easily force everyday users, startups, and victims to pay the price.
|
|
And they don't have to pay the price that it costs to monitor this stuff.
|
|
I suggest that millennials pay the price today so they can pay any price tomorrow.
|
|
My prayers go out to the cast and crew who will now pay the price.
|
|
You've got to acknowledge the difficulties ahead, and be willing to pay the price anyway.
|
|
The United States said Moscow must be made to pay the price for its actions.
|
|
And it&aposs time for them to be accountable for that and pay the price.
|
|
If you're stupid enough to buy it, you'll pay the price for it one day.
|
|
But too often, the standards are not the same and military children pay the price.
|
|
China's people will pay the price, directly or indirectly, to US farmers for their crops.
|
|
Clinton and Obama deliberately destabilized Libya, and now Italy and Europe will pay the price.
|
|
Lately it has cooled off, though, and people like Ms. Blackie may pay the price.
|
|
"I used to use a Lombardi saying: 'You've got to pay the price,'" he said.
|
|
Trump's personality often requires that someone else must pay the price for the President's failures.
|
|
You can learn, have, or be anything if you are willing to pay the price.
|
|
"Taxpayers must never be forced to pay the price when big banks fail," Hensarling said.
|
|
It comes from us being unwilling to pay the price that the right action often demands.
|
|
And they can&apost play politics with it or they can but they pay the price.
|
|
In Stein's view, our species is beginning to pay the price for our reckless urban development.
|
|
"The Warriors make you pay the price for making mistakes," said former coach and player Jackson.
|
|
Should he have had to pay the price for what he did in the past now?
|
|
But when resorts build walls to stop their sand disappearing, local communities can pay the price.
|
|
But, being an adult also means you have to pay the price to personalize that space.
|
|
Some recent polling has shown a majority of Americans might be willing to pay the price.
|
|
He waited too long to act and now, they say, the Kurds will pay the price.
|
|
Fast forward, I'm nine years out of the league and I'm starting to pay the price.
|
|
Perhaps it's only fair that, as women rise to power, they pay the price for failure.
|
|
If we're not prepared to pay the price, we'll have to become our own delivery drivers.
|
|
"We will not obey any unjust and unlawful demands, and are willing to pay the price."
|
|
If Republicans insist on standing in the way, they will pay the price at the polls.
|
|
They're breaking a contract with their customer; they should have to pay the price for that.
|
|
"Californians should not pay the price for decades of PG&E's greed and neglect," Newsom said.
|
|
If Trump's China trade sanctions do not satiate his base, Germany's economy may pay the price.
|
|
And it's our parks and public lands, and all who visit them that pay the price.
|
|
It is they who will pay the price if the most beautiful postwar political idea dies.
|
|
It seems he may not have done that — and could potentially pay the price for it.
|
|
"Think of all the men you get to kiss, and you don't pay the price," she said.
|
|
Both the winning bidder and the second-highest bidder have to pay the price of their bid.
|
|
It'll be Republican politicians across the country, not him, who will truly pay the price down ballot.
|
|
So while you may be getting a good price now, you will pay the price later on.
|
|
The politicians preventing action on global warming today will not be there to pay the price tomorrow.
|
|
Let me just tell you, here at Recode, we don't like mistakes, and people pay the price.
|
|
"I don't understand why I should have to pay the price," Kidman's character says in the trailer.
|
|
The alternate approach was to walk into a Scion dealership and pay the price on the window.
|
|
HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Hong Kong will pay the price of Chief Executive Carrie Lam's losing bet.
|
|
It's great for U.S. lumber producers, not so great for U.S. homebuilders, who inevitably pay the price.
|
|
" Prominent activist Joshua Wong tweeted in response to the death that "the gov must pay the price.
|
|
Clemson was not the only unbeaten team to pay the price for a less-than-challenging schedule.
|
|
This bill will send a clear message to Tehran to stop their activities or pay the price.
|
|
"If you're stupid enough to buy it, you'll pay the price for it one day," Dimon said.
|
|
The host city — and usually the city's blacks and Muslims — pay the price for the ensuing rampage.
|
|
If America stands separately, we will all pay the price, and so will our friends and allies.
|
|
If I really feel I need or want something, I should be willing to pay the price.
|
|
It's not unusual for Cabinet officials to pay the price for their boss's failure at the polls.
|
|
"Now the ball is in their court to either do that or pay the price," Pelosi said.
|
|
The Trump administration is moving in the opposite direction and hard-working Americans will pay the price.
|
|
When you know you should be creating, do you distract yourself or do you pay the price?
|
|
As a 33-year-old, I'm one of those who ultimately will have to pay the price.
|
|
American families will be expected to pay the price for the trillions added to the federal deficit.
|
|
The interior minister warned that protesters would "pay the price" for what he called their unlawful actions.
|
|
"It's part of my value system, and I'm willing to pay the price for it," he said.
|
|
But in an internet-scape where joy is hard to come by, I'm happy to pay the price.
|
|
It's a backlash against the fact that people feel they had to pay the price for the recovery.
|
|
Farmers pay the price The impact of the bad weather is real for farmers across the United States.
|
|
Bergé drove a fierce bargain, waiting for Mr Pinault to give in and pay the price he wanted.
|
|
The industry is already starting to pay the price for egregious ad loads and disruptive, irrelevant ad experiences.
|
|
If we want truly clean sports, we might have to pay the price by re-thinking our miracles.
|
|
If you're gonna live in paradise, once in awhile you have to pay the price," he said. "Mr.
|
|
"The feeling remains that Sunnis should pay the price for what they have done under Saddam," he said.
|
|
If the government imposes a tariff, or border tax, on our imported goods, who will pay the price?
|
|
When men engage in aggressive and abusive behavior towards women, they should pay the price for their misdeeds.
|
|
If you want to feel good about the stocks you're holding, you'll pay the price in lower performance.
|
|
Ex-offenders should not continue to pay the price for their crimes after they have served their sentences.
|
|
Militant attacks in Western Europe have stoked fear of outsiders, leaving refugees to pay the price, he said.
|
|
CEO Jamie Dimon has called it a fraud " and said investors will ultimately "pay the price for it.
|
|
If America falls behind in the clean energy revolution, it is not Trump who will pay the price.
|
|
But if you don't take advantage of this prime opportunity for recovery, you'll pay the price later on.
|
|
WeWork is hitting the brakes after its IPO went up in smoke — and landlords could pay the price
|
|
On this field, on this day, I will pay the price for being poor and young and powerless.
|
|
You can't use the government to make other people pay the price for your religious beliefs or practices.
|
|
And I'm just angry that he's not alive anymore to have to pay the price for his actions.
|
|
Unfortunately, it's the smallest and most vulnerable — children my daughter's age — who will pay the price for inaction.
|
|
Who will pay the price for the administration's last-minute decision to cut navigator funding by 40 percent?
|
|
Living in This Fairfield County area offers lots of green space to those who can pay the price.
|
|
"I've always said that one day we'd have to pay the price for the hype around Berlin," Michel says.
|
|
"Californians should not pay the price for decades of PG&E's greed and neglect," Newsom said in the release.
|
|
But there does come a time when both sides need to unite or the party will pay the price.
|
|
Something is deeply wrong with the Republican Party right now, and the country is going to pay the price.
|
|
It now seems clear that Christie himself, and New Jersey Republicans, will have to pay the price as well.
|
|
Now that the company is bankrupt, it can't even afford to pay the price for the problems it created.
|
|
Flooring it every chance you get might feel fun and look cool, but your body could pay the price.
|
|
U.S. aluminium consumers, it seems, will pay the price for the administration's stated aim of forcing U.S. smelter restarts.
|
|
Our battle level is really high, we want to pay the price defensively and we score some big goals.
|
|
Consumers pay the price of the subsidies—more than €20 billion ($22 billion) each year—through their electricity bills.
|
|
If Britain rejects free movement, it will have to pay the price of being excluded from the single market.
|
|
If OSHA cannot enforce injury recordkeeping requirements, underreporting will proliferate and worker health and safety will pay the price.
|
|
The president has repeatedly asserted that China, and not U.S. consumers, would pay the price of the trade war.
|
|
The EPA staffing crisis was manufactured by the Trump administration, but we will all pay the price for it.
|
|
And while we pay the price for developed nations' wealth, we only have comparatively modest budgets to protect ourselves.
|
|
The longer we wait to build modern engagement capacity for our democracy, the more citizens will pay the price.
|
|
Ultimately, we all pay the price for environmental degradation, and we all benefit from good stewardship of the land.
|
|
Perhaps it's only fair that, as women like Sheryl Sandberg rise to power, they pay the price for failure.
|
|
"Our patients will ultimately pay the price," said Dr. David O. Barbe, the president of the American Medical Association.
|
|
Bernie: no endorsement from Warren MORE "will pay the price" for "awful decisions" in abortion-related cases. http://bit.
|
|
America doesn't have enough nurses, and it's the country's caregivers and most vulnerable populations that will pay the price.
|
|
In a situation of all-against-all struggle, groups without access to economic and social power pay the price.
|
|
"At the end it is the American consumer who will pay the price for Mr. Trump's policy," he added.
|
|
All of us will pay the price for collective Arab silence and inactivity in the face of such suffering.
|
|
"The skies are blue, but it's the common people that have to pay the price," said Zheng, the shopowner.
|
|
Mr. Erdogan then warned that the Netherlands would "pay the price" for its "shameless" treatment of Turkey's foreign minister.
|
|
If the NLRB's decision remains in effect, small businesses will likely suffer, and workers could ultimately pay the price.
|
|
When you're with your loved ones, do you look at your smart phone or do you pay the price?
|
|
Ultimately, it is our brave and dedicated citizen-warriors who pay the price of continuing resolutions and government shutdowns.
|
|
That does not mean you have to pay the price of a Scottish castle for a Macallan-brand bottle.
|
|
It looks like US President-elect Donald Trump will pay the price for alienating dozens of national security elites.
|
|
In each instance, those men strike back — and the women in their lives inevitably pay the price, emotionally and physically.
|
|
Asking Social Security beneficiaries to pay the price is not a fair — or successful — strategy for keeping the system solvent.
|
|
That means some regular season games — and the fans who attend them — pay the price for the NBA's taxing schedule.
|
|
Telecom Italia was one of the four borrowers seen so far in 2016, but it had to pay the price.
|
|
"What happens is the people who give a fuck the most are the people who pay the price," said another.
|
|
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan vowed revenge on the duo, saying they will "pay the price" in a public speech.
|
|
Recent evidence on the effects of the Trump administration's tariffs imposed in 2018 suggests that Americans will pay the price.
|
|
Effectively, the same Twitter diehards that criticize every tweak and change might pay the price for the app's growth problems.
|
|
Unlike you, those partners understand that if that bird lands on the endangered list, Western economies will pay the price.
|
|
In and out of the ring, he was willing to pay the price to accomplish what he wanted to achieve.
|
|
Then, when incomes don't rise quickly enough to service the liabilities, debtors pay the price and a vicious shift occurs.
|
|
The gaming world is fragmented, and gamers are asked to constantly choose or pay the price of having it all.
|
|
" Dimon then said in October that people "stupid enough" to buy bitcoin will "pay the price for it one day.
|
|
Rich Indians are willing to pay the price if they can jump the long queue to an American Green card.
|
|
When the United States does not fully control, monitor or understand the actions of its partners, civilians pay the price.
|
|
Real people will pay the price with this cruel decision and we will do everything we can to stop it.
|
|
"When the U.S. engages in a tit-for-tat fight with our trading partners, farmers pay the price," he said.
|
|
You're expecting me to pay the price of a modern console for something that has "retro" right in its name?
|
|
And for those who are part of "the other," it means one thing: We will continue to pay the price.
|
|
But we are prepared to pay the price of losing an occasional scoop in order to protect our precious credibility.
|
|
Hospitals, doctors, health insurers, state insurance commissioners and patient advocates decried Trump's move, saying consumers will ultimately pay the price.
|
|
What if you could pay the price — time, intention, a serious allocation of funds — and make it all this way?
|
|
How long should a man who has faced no legal and few financial consequences for such actions pay the price?
|
|
Companies that are leading polluters have long benefited from American corporate welfare, and now regular Americans all pay the price.
|
|
Overregulation for ozone and methane emissions threatens to undermine oil and natural gas production, and consumers could pay the price.
|
|
They are traded in the main livestock market in Lodwar, and sometimes used to pay the price of a bride.
|
|
Today, when you see what's happening in the world, journalists are the first category of people who pay the price.
|
|
As policies warp from pro-economy to anti-environment, few will gain while our environment and health pay the price.
|
|
Davutoglu said the artillery fire would continue and promised that those responsible for the Ankara attack would "pay the price".
|
|
If you don't pay the price to develop your mind with consistent learning, your mind will become dull and unclear.
|
|
"American businesses and American families are going to pay the price for this," he told CNBC's "Squawk Box " on Friday.
|
|
When your alarm goes off in the morning, do you hit the snooze button or do you pay the price?
|
|
That sensibility -- we pay the price for adult failures -- is another reason some say youth activists can be so motivated.
|
|
" She added, "If Mike did it, then he's going to have to pay the price, but what if he didn't?
|
|
And the higher premiums get, the more difficult it is to persuade young and healthy people to pay the price.
|
|
"You're going to pay the price like a whore, right there by the trash," he says in the now-deleted video.
|
|
The platforms, industries and brands that are at the center of this disruption will continue to innovate or pay the price.
|
|
Apple has already made some amends, but if it fell afoul of the law it still has to pay the price.
|
|
"We can pay ... the price, because previous economic policy had cost us tens of billions of zlotys a year," he said.
|
|
Of course, cutting labor costs benefits corporations in a major way, but it is workers who have to pay the price.
|
|
But what is clear is that businesses and individuals who are reliant on the border running smoothly will pay the price.
|
|
Not only do the individuals seeking information and services from crisis pregnancy centers suffer, communities as a whole pay the price.
|
|
But when things go wrong, Beijing will still have to pay the price for letting bad companies prop up bad lenders.
|
|
We didn't vote to walk away from American climate and clean energy leadership and leave our kids to pay the price.
|
|
Law enforcement is scrambling to keep up as some victims, desperate to regain access, simply pay the price without consulting police.
|
|
In doing so, they have empowered the radical liberal fringe of the party, and now they stand to pay the price.
|
|
"My tranquillity persists," Mr. da Silva said, "in the thinking that those who made mistakes should pay the price for them."
|
|
In practice, innocent people will pay the price for these companies' incompetence and their willingness to do business with autocratic regimes.
|
|
Be aware of the situation you're in and understand when you let attention divide you, you're likely to pay the price.
|
|
The sequence puts an exclamation mark on an episode — and a season — about characters who pay the price for their aspirations.
|
|
Drug companies can upcharge for insulin since type 173 diabetics have no other choice; it's either pay the price or die.
|
|
"I know all of them want to be champions, but I tell them they got to pay the price," he said.
|
|
While many families relent under Taliban pressure and call their children back from the army, others resist — and pay the price.
|
|
If we treat it as a relic of decades past, it will rust away and future generations will pay the price.
|
|
Those who pay the price — and their children and then those children's children — can only resent the opportunists for their plight.
|
|
In the case of Cyberpunk 2077, it appears that it is once again the development team that will pay the price.
|
|
When the traditional IPO process fails, "the only people that pay the price are the employees and the CEO," he said.
|
|
"It's time to stop these political attacks before even more women pay the price with their health and lives," Wheat said.
|
|
"They shoulder some responsibility for the chaos in Hong Kong and they should be sanctioned and pay the price," said Hua.
|
|
When you put industry shills in charge of the very agencies they used to aggressively oppose, we all pay the price.
|
|
"They shoulder some responsibility for the chaos in Hong Kong and they should be sanctioned and pay the price," she said.
|
|
"They shoulder some responsibility for the chaos in Hong Kong and they should be sanctioned and pay the price," Hua said.
|
|
"If we as Lebanese think we can meddle in the affairs of other nations, we will pay the price," Hariri added.
|
|
If our rules deter the massive infrastructure investment that we need, eventually we'll pay the price in terms of less innovation.
|
|
"It says that people love extravagance and are willing to pay the price to indulge in such extravagant menu items," he added.
|
|
He was worried that the next time he was profiled he'd lose it on some bigot and have to pay the price.
|
|
Women — all women, from the handmaids on the bottom of the totem pole to the Wives at the top — pay the price.
|
|
Immigrants and people of color pay the price for false positives and misidentification if the software is faulty, not vendors or engineers.
|
|
And when they fail to reach this unreasonable standard of emotionlessness, they — rather than the directors who demand it — pay the price.
|
|
The law's ambiguity is forcing MNCs in many industries to reconsider how they hold data, and Chinese consumers may pay the price.
|
|
"What happens is the people who give a fuck the most are the people who pay the price," says a former employee.
|
|
In the end it feels like they've missed the boat a couple of times and now they're starting to pay the price.
|
|
But no federal agency should have to pay the price for this absurdity with a budget cut—except maybe the Pentagon itself.
|
|
It was a lesson about La Prairie: If you have innovation and you have performance, women are willing to pay the price.
|
|
The women in the auditorium were urged to negotiate hard, even for their first job, or else pay the price later — literally.
|
|
Deprived of a chance to replenish themselves, stocks everywhere pay the price: almost 90% are fished either to sustainable limits or beyond.
|
|
Patients would pay the price for this strategy, since some prescription drugs they need might no longer be covered by insurance companies.
|
|
Their plan: protect the producers of the fossil fuels that are driving climate chaos - and leave our kids to pay the price.
|
|
Dimon called bitcoin a "fraud" in September and later said those "stupid enough to buy it" will one day pay the price.
|
|
Gymnastics, like many sports, has its dark corners and shadows, places where devious coaches can lurk and children can pay the price.
|
|
These patriots aren't looking for money, they are looking to serve their country — and willing to pay the price to do so.
|
|
They invested very little, and I think now they will pay the price,' Andreas Wieland, the chief of Hamilton Medical, told Reuters.
|
|
When the tax cut fails to produce an economic boom, the middle class and poor will be left to pay the price.
|
|
China's top securities regulator, Yi Huiman, told a conference on May 11 that "those who did bad things must pay the price".
|
|
Most diets recommend nuts in large amounts, but if you go overboard on this protein alternative, your skin will pay the price.
|
|
When China allows its currency to fall in an attempt to boost its own exporters, American companies and workers pay the price.
|
|
Senator Chuck Schumer expressed regret for saying two conservative justices could "pay the price" over an abortion case before the Supreme Court.
|
|
The rest of us would pay the price through more pollution, more health problems, and more greenhouse gases that fuel climate change.
|
|
The incoming chairman, Jay Clayton, has questioned whether companies should face large fines when shareholders ultimately pay the price for corporate penalties.
|
|
He sees that tendency when they, and others, suggest people who voted for President Trump should pay the price for his policies.
|
|
So both the people of Israel and of Gaza are going to pay the price of the P.A.'s cynical political game.
|
|
Leeds told PEOPLE in February that she was still waiting for Trump to pay the price for what he allegedly did to her.
|
|
And it is women — foremost women of color, women who are uninsured, low-income, young or otherwise disadvantaged — who will pay the price.
|
|
Democrats hope to convince voters that congressional Republicans bear some responsibility—and should pay the price in November—for the administration's ethics deficit.
|
|
The risk is that formidable trade barriers and even more tariffs would be put into place, and American workers will pay the price.
|
|
Together they could be a powerful team if Google's willing to pay the price, which Kara Swisher reports could be around $30 billion.
|
|
"It is absolutely unacceptable to make all Muslims pay the price for the pain and horror" of the attacks on America on Sept.
|
|
Still, civilians died in that film, and the Avengers are continuing to pay the price, both in international disapproval and in personal guilt.
|
|
The prankster says it was done as a joke, adding Trump should pay the price if he's ever found guilty of a crime.
|
|
You're not obligated to pay the price you initially suggested, because what you're being offered is completely different from what you were promised.
|
|
Several American states are teaming up to address an epidemic of opioid abuse, as children increasingly pay the price for their parents' addiction.
|
|
As a nation we have chosen not to pay the price to have an active-duty force large enough to do the job.
|
|
However, "the question is whether the United States is prepared to pay the price for [Kim's] agreement to denuclearize North Korea," Koh continued.
|
|
When a businessman thinks he's an infallible genius, his business, his employees and his creditors -- bondholders in Trump's case -- may pay the price.
|
|
As billion dollar corporations such as GEO Group and CCA make profits hand over fist, it is immigrant communities who pay the price.
|
|
"If you're stupid enough to buy it, you'll pay the price for it one day," Dimon said at a conference just last month.
|
|
These two profiles in courage must have known that, by their "no" votes, they would pay the price — defeat in the next election.
|
|
Over time, this hope has faded, particularly because of Egypt's inability to pay the price of a special relationship with the United States.
|
|
In 2019, the permanent campaign and the 24 hour news cycle continue to march onward, and the American people still pay the price.
|
|
"There's more value we can extract and at the moment, no one's willing to pay the price, so we'll run them," he said.
|
|
I want to tell you Gorsuch, I want to tell you Kavanaugh, you have released the whirlwind and you will pay the price.
|
|
"For every dream of yours you make come true, you'll pay the price in heartbreak," her gruff but supportive grandmother tells her plainly.
|
|
You and your peers, however, are the ones who bear the weight, who pay the price, when things go wrong for the adults.
|
|
"For the body, with the change of surface, at one stage, you maybe pay the price for it a little bit," Lüthi said.
|
|
And he said Mr. Heller would pay the price with conservative Nevada voters for refusing to back President Trump in last year's campaign.
|
|
Iraq is now the location of a proxy battle between Iran and America — and its civilians expect they will likely pay the price.
|
|
"Holland, if you are sacrificing Turkey-Holland relations because of the election on Wednesday, you will pay the price," Mr. Erdogan said Sunday.
|
|
"Every time we launch these interventionist regime change wars it is not only our veterans who pay the price for that," she says.
|
|
And, alone in her room in the Qatari capital of Doha, migrant workers like Karen David worried about whether they'd pay the price.
|
|
When Intel reports earnings later on Tuesday, the world's largest chipmaker will have to pay the price for its continued missteps in mobile.
|
|
Lowe says that MoviePass has research that shows people want to go to the movies more often but aren't willing to pay the price.
|
|
The New York primary is suddenly a lot more important than Ted Cruz might have imagined and now he'll pay the price for it.
|
|
"It's all too confused right now, and this confusion is not good for those people who pay the price with their lives," she said.
|
|
"This action is both reckless and irresponsible, and make no mistake, it's our children who will pay the price," Emanuel said in a statement.
|
|
Experts, including White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow, say American consumers can expect to pay the price as U.S. businesses pass on increased costs.
|
|
But I knew that to maintain my support network and reduce my risk of returning to prison someday, I had to pay the price.
|
|
You might even have to pay the price for their past heartbreaks when they act out the way they've been rejected in the past.
|
|
He keeps his face covered in a black mask; if ISIS found out he was with the army, his family would pay the price.
|
|
If both sides focus only on containing and surpassing each other, then the economies, businesses and citizens of the world would pay the price.
|
|
On Friday, Kenya's courts sent an even clearer signal to wannabee poachers: if you choose to deal in endangered species, you'll pay the price.
|
|
Either way, the Twitter sorting algorithm deemphasizes content with weak feedback, so if tweetstormers are boring their audience, they'll pay the price in visibility.
|
|
However more needs to be done to ensure that the people of Syria will not continue to pay the price for these air strikes.
|
|
But as the protagonist keeps failing to take advantage of openings for escape, and other people pay the price, it becomes harder to sympathize.
|
|
"Still, Tacodirtshield1 was resolute, writing, "Well I don't care about a safe method man just gimme the bootleg manual, I can pay the price.
|
|
We will pay the price for the poorly thought out and ill-considered organization changes that we're making, and cuts in spending as well.
|
|
We have four years to get it right, or pay the price of what we don't fix for a long, long time to come.
|
|
A vote against this resolution will be a vote to protect large corporations and special interests, leaving the American public to pay the price.
|
|
"If you're stupid enough to buy it, you'll pay the price for it one day," Dimon warned in October, when bitcoin traded around $5,800.
|
|
When our bridges fail to receive sorely needed updates and our roads are left untended, it's often our small businesses that pay the price.
|
|
Erdogan denied and dismissed the accusations as lies, and has since taken CHP leader Kemal Kilicdaroglu to court, saying he would "pay the price".
|
|
History has shown that entire societies have made critical mistakes in bringing bad people to power, and they have had to pay the price.
|
|
Most critically though, U.S. workers pay the price in terms of jobs shipped overseas and lack of reinvestment in plants and equipment in America.
|
|
I will pay the price for not fighting before we ever set foot on a field of war—fighting against them, our own hierarchy.
|
|
Schumer on Wednesday said that the two Trump-appointed conservative Supreme Court justices "will pay the price" for "awful decisions" in abortion rights cases.
|
|
He praised officers who he said worked hard to build relationships in the community — and would have to pay the price in lost trust.
|
|
"A contact, an ambassador for Iran, once told me, 'You have to pay the price for the nuclear advancement of our country,'" he said.
|
|
Hezbollah's leader said Sunday that U.S. forces will "pay the price" for the killing of top Iranian commander Qassem Soleimani in a drone strike.
|
|
If we continue to ignore the handwriting on the wall in Yerevan, Armenia won't be the only country to pay the price of ignorance.
|
|
"There's maybe 5,000 people making trouble, but the rest of us, 10 million of us, pay the price," one Uighur man in Kashgar told Reuters.
|
|
"Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood" is laying down new ground rules for its upcoming season -- cast members who brawl will pay the price ... from their paychecks.
|
|
Though American consumers will ultimately pay the price for those high duties, Trump will frame it as a tax on the Chinese, the host said.
|
|
In fact, it can cost more to return items, as you then pay the price on the tag instead of receiving the whole-box discount.
|
|
That sounds like an awful lot of money for a bike, but the company reports that people are more than happy to pay the price.
|
|
"If things go increasingly pear-shaped then our economy will suffer and she will pay the price for that," said Shaw, the Massey University expert.
|
|
In the newspaper article, Erdogan called on the international community to take action, and warned that "the entire world stands to pay the price" otherwise.
|
|
Faced with a running cash date squeeze, those who have physical metal will often deliver against their shorts rather than pay the price of rolling.
|
|
" At an Institute of International Finance conference Friday he added: "If you're stupid enough to buy it, you'll pay the price for it one day.
|
|
Jamie Dimon, for example, called bitcoin a "fraud" in September and later said those "stupid enough to buy it" will one day pay the price.
|
|
Those who push back or don't prepare for the change will literally pay the price, especially in 2019 when MACRA's penalties and bonuses kick in.
|
|
Global growth could pay the price if the U.S. and China keep fighting over trade, warned Paul Gruenwald, chief economist at S&P Global Ratings.
|
|
"I want to tell you, Justice [Brett] Kavanaugh and Justice [Neil] Gorsuch, you have unleashed a whirlwind, and you will pay the price," Schumer said.
|
|
"If you're stupid enough to buy it, you'll pay the price for it one day," the JPMorgan Chase C.E.O. once said of the digital currency.
|
|
Now the Golden State may have to pay the price for the mayor's interference, as well as the defiance of other mayors of sanctuary cities.
|
|
And you don't have to be a senior citizen to pay the price of failing to build up the tissues that help protect that joint.
|
|
By lumping industrial operations together with small farms, the ACRE Act lets big polluters operate in secret, and leaves rural communities to pay the price.
|
|
He's spent nearly six seasons now destroying relationships with everyone around him and leaving others, particularly women, to pay the price for his bad actions.
|
|
"Consumers are still happy to pay the price to have an Apple product having probably invested heavily already into the ecosystem," McQueen told CNN Business.
|
|
When his family was told to make him stop his political activism or they would pay the price, Ramírez decided it was time to run.
|
|
Thirty-six years have passed, and Olds continues to pay the price for being a barely adolescent kid out too late for his own good.
|
|
Details and deadlines are scant, but draft regulations accelerating the development of electric vehicles offer a glimpse of Beijing's strategy: foreign automakers will pay the price.
|
|
However its chief executive Michiel Jaski said on Tuesday investors were not prepared to pay the price of 21-23 euros it was asking for shares.
|
|
Cameron's public input into the election included warning Londoners they would "pay the price" if they were to "sleepwalk" into voting for Labour frontrunner Sadiq Khan.
|
|
I didn't get a cleaning for almost a year and a half a while back, and boy did I pay the price in the dentist's chair.
|
|
People who can't afford to pay the price will no longer have access to the city, which higher income people, for-hire vehicles and companies will.
|
|
Our current business tax system makes U.S. companies less competitive in global markets and U.S. workers pay the price through lower wages and fewer job opportunities.
|
|
We should not let individuals sit in jail or detention facilities just because they are too poor to pay the price of freedom while awaiting trial.
|
|
Their powers breed in them more impulsiveness than sagacity; they can be hotheaded, lusty, intemperate, and rivalrous, qualities for which their subjects usually pay the price.
|
|
She frequently frames the climate crisis as a generational conflict between the adults who are exacerbating the problem and the children who will pay the price.
|
|
"If you want it you pay the price, if you don't want it you don't buy Colombian coffee, because otherwise Colombian coffee isn't viable," Velez said.
|
|
I've been making the case since I started that it's not sustainable and the next generation will pay the price if we don't address it now.
|
|
"We're all going to pay the price for it in terms of higher construction costs," said Alan Banks, president of the North Carolina Home Builders Association.
|
|
The problem is compounded by the fact that, in the event of a bad investment decision, fund managers are not the ones who pay the price.
|
|
Not the ultimate Teflon candidate who seems able to say anything he wants — no matter how personal, mean, ugly or untrue — and never pay the price.
|
|
Politicians who continue to engage in such childish tactics will pay the price in November, particularly those in purple districts with large numbers of independent voters.
|
|
Omar has experienced firsthand how innocent humans pay the price for militarism, warfare, and systemic injustice, and is using her platform to protect the most vulnerable.
|
|
The consumers who pay the price are often those who find it hardest to travel to shop around—for example, people with crying babies on their hands.
|
|
"What goes around comes around … America should pay the price of invading my country," said 29-year-old Marwa Fadhel, who works in Iraq's Ministry of Oil.
|
|
"This settlement should serve as a wakeup call to any company serving New York consumers: fulfill your promises, or pay the price," Underwood said in a statement.
|
|
"For every non-commodity, the dollar does all the work so that the consumer does not pay the price ... oil does not have that leverage," Currie said.
|
|
And since these mosquitoes are masters of survival, the nation has its shot now to squash Zika while it's isolated—or pay the price when it spreads.
|
|
"Both sides of Congress, both sides of the Senate, just cannot get along, and the American public is having to pay the price for it," he said.
|
|
But if you're willing to pay the price, liposuction is a relatively safe and quick procedure that can help you shed fat that diet and exercise can't.
|
|
Raposo is the latest in a series of alliance directors to pay the price for slow progress on technical convergence that they lack the authority to impose.
|
|
He may even claim that Mexico is paying for the wall through the tariffs, though it is far more likely that American consumers will pay the price.
|
|
As the US and Russia -- brokers of Syria's disintegrating ceasefire -- clash at the United Nations General Assembly this week, war-ravaged civilians continued to pay the price.
|
|
" In a resurfaced interview with the Christian Broadcasting Network from 2014, Loughlin said she would never do anything that her "children have to pay the price for.
|
|
The U.S. will "pay the price" for its decision to put an advanced missile defense system in South Korea, China's most influential daily newspaper said on Saturday.
|
|
Meanwhile, pro-choice groups flexed their growing numbers with protests and demonstrations intended to show anti-choice politicians that they would pay the price on Election Day.
|
|
ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey's President Tayyip Erdogan said on Saturday Iraqi Kurdish authorities would pay the price for an independence referendum which was widely opposed by foreign powers.
|
|
In that event, the worst case for investors would be if Republicans pay the price for inaction by losing their majority in either the House or Senate.
|
|
"Your soldiers are still in our hands ... The occupation (Israel) will not see them until they pay the price, just like they did for Shalit," Hayya said.
|
|
People with genuine medical needs pay the price — like the wounded Marine veteran denied basic work accommodations and the spinal injury victim booted from an airport lounge.
|
|
Economic policy should not be subordinated to foreign policy, and it is unfair to ask unemployed manufacturing workers and suffering farmers to pay the price for Sen.
|
|
Don't get drunk, abuse drugs, or abuse the situation you're in because the truth will come out and your career and work relationships will pay the price.
|
|
" In April, a former administrator of USAID under President George W. Bush blasted the Trump administration's plans for the agency, warning the U.S. would "pay the price.
|
|
Ruth became chief executive of the memorial and told NPR that nothing was impossible as long as you were willing to work hard and pay the price.
|
|
This pipeline will not serve the public interest, yet we will suffer the consequences and pay the price for generations to come as our water is compromised.
|
|
As the most vulnerable Americans rack up increasing medical expenses and decline in productivity due to sickness, everyone in the U.S. will have to pay the price.
|
|
"There's no reason for Texas farmers and ranchers and manufacturers and small businesses to pay the price of massive new taxes," Senator Ted Cruz of Texas said.
|
|
"With Michael right now, he wants to outwork everybody — which is great, from a standpoint of being willing to pay the price to be successful," Hahn said.
|
|
By allowing VHA anesthesia departments to waste resources in this manner, the VA perpetuates the access-to-care problem and veterans pay the price with their health.
|
|
To make matters worse, the Senate's defenders of forced arbitration seem to have no grasp of the facts at all, and real people will pay the price.
|
|
American workers and consumers will be the ones who pay the price for protectionist trade policies in the form of lost jobs, higher prices or fewer choices.
|
|
Americans are ultimately going to pay the price if the Trump administration imposes broad tariffs on steel and aluminium imports, a former U.S. trade representative told CNBC.
|
|
"The episode has destroyed Ozil's image and Arsenal and the Premier League may have to pay the price," the Global Times said on its official Twitter account.
|
|
"The episode has destroyed Ozil's image and Arsenal and the Premier League may have to pay the price," the Global Times said on its official Twitter account.
|
|
And the same way as someone who behaves inappropriately or in some manner that doesn't work in management — any kind of management — behavior should pay the price.
|
|
A pressing question the pope needs to ponder is whether he is willing to pay the price of greater conservatism to rekindle Christian power in Latin America.
|
|
Just off the coast of France in the English Channel, the Island of Jersey holds a rare piece of history available for anyone willing to pay the price.
|
|
"I think he's been transparent in saying this is in essence the cost of admission for staying relevant and therefore I'm willing to pay the price," Sanford said.
|
|
The president, who was re-elected three weeks ago and assumed sweeping new executive powers, had vowed to take Kilicdaroglu to court, saying he would "pay the price".
|
|
American Airlines is determined to make Boeing shareholders pay the price for flight disruptions caused by the airplane manufacturer's ongoing 737 Max dilemma, CEO Doug Parker told CNBC.
|
|
"Yemenis will continue to pay the price of the US's indefinite and unconditional support of one side in their country's horrific war," Paul, the Oxfam expert, told me.
|
|
It's so good that I'd probably pay the price of a dinner entrée for it, but I'm certainly not complaining that it costs less than a fancy latte.
|
|
But no buyer was willing to pay the price, which was less than half what the businessman paid two years ago, on fears they too could face scrutiny.
|
|
And to pull off a quick win, Mr Trump the salesman has long been willing to promise anything—especially when someone else will pay the price for failure.
|
|
"If you're stupid enough to buy [bitcoin], you'll pay the price for it one day," Dimon said Friday at an event hosted by the Institute of International Finance.
|
|
"We're all going to pay the price for it in terms of higher construction costs," Alan Banks, president of the North Carolina Home Builders Association, told The Times.
|
|
When the right to free speech of one group is ignored—be it teachers or families—we all pay the price in an unproductive, one-sided public debate.
|
|
Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said the HDP had been funding terrorism and that "not only those bombing and burning, but also those supporting terror" would pay the price.
|
|
It seems that our message from Manus Island -- and the message of women, children and families on Nauru -- is only delivered when we pay the price of death.
|
|
I know I told the story more than anything not to go against the Me Too movement -- I want the people who hurt me to pay the price.
|
|
You can"—the old man pauses, and then announces in a formal tone, as if affording Shay a rare privilege—"you can pay the price of his journey.
|
|
"He was always aggressive and ready to pay the price," Mr. Rhodes, the artistic director emeritus of the dance division at the Juilliard School, said in an interview.
|
|
"In no way we will make the civilian residents there pay the price of the referendum," Yildirim said in a speech in the northwestern Turkish province of Canakkale.
|
|
These experiences serve as warnings to the next Merkel administration: Balance the needs of the outside world with the interests of the nation state — or pay the price.
|
|
But that's going to put him at odds with Republicans who want to roll back the law for ideological reasons, and who are willing to pay the price.
|
|
"I want to tell you, Justice Kavanaugh and Justice Gorsuch, you have unleashed a whirlwind, and you will pay the price," Schumer said at a rally on Wednesday.
|
|
"I want to tell you, Gorsuch, I want to tell you, Kavanaugh, you have released the whirlwind, and you will pay the price," Schumer said at the rally.
|
|
With an influx of cash from signing mineral leases, some larger landowners have gotten rich, while neighbors with less land pay the price for oil and gas extraction.
|
|
The revelations (by no means new, but newly discussed) of the past year are a devastating reminder that far too often women pay the price for men's insecurities.
|
|
The idea is that the creditors holding these instruments, not taxpayers, will pay the price of a failure — and that is what occurred in the Banco Popular collapse.
|
|
He may come to regret not following that ancient wisdom more faithfully, though it could be a nation of struggling, striving citizens who will ultimately pay the price.
|
|
"When China drives down aluminum costs by cheating, Ohio workers and manufacturers pay the price," Senator Sherrod Brown, an Ohio Democrat, said in a statement late on Wednesday.
|
|
What people see is only the tip of the iceberg, but the amount of corruption and the amount of mismanagement, we will all pay the price of it.
|
|
A battle between California politicians and PG&E, the state's largest utility, is being waged over who should have to pay the price of wildfire damage in recent years.
|
|
The law shouldn&apost compel you to do something, so maybe you don&apost do it and then you pay the price of losing business, as Jesse would say.
|
|
However, the group's market share in the region slipped to 25.4 percent from 26.2 percent as it continued to pay the price of its diesel emissions test-rigging scandal.
|
|
American Airlines is determined to make Boeing shareholders pay the price for flight disruptions caused by the airplane manufacturer's ongoing 737 Max dilemma, CEO Doug Parker told CNBC Friday.
|
|
Republicans would pay the price for missing these lessons when they tried to impeach Clinton later in his presidency based on a sexual relationship with an intern, Monica Lewinsky.
|
|
If the ISPs and Pai's FCC get their way and net neutrality is killed, then huge telecom companies stand to get even richer while internet users pay the price.
|
|
To encourage this change, the charity is urging relevant governments to enforce animal protection laws on travel companies and make sure they pay the price for breaking these laws.
|
|
For one thing, the SPD-Green government has stood firmly by VW workers throughout the company's crisis, insisting that they should not pay the price for transgressions by bosses.
|
|
In Istanbul, hundreds of protesters, some carrying pictures of Nimr and chanting "Saudi Arabia will pay the price", gathered outside its consulate on Sunday as riot police stood guard.
|
|
So while the Trump administration might not specifically tax iPhone imports in the future, Apple could still pay the price for Trump's trade war through its dealings with China.
|
|
Make no mistake about it, Trump will try to blame the Affordable Care Act, but this will fall on his back and he will pay the price for it.
|
|
"If true, this is a reckless and foolish mistake, and our kids will pay the price," Rhea Suh, president of the Natural Resources Defense Council, said in a statement.
|
|
As the court begins its new term in October, it is the American people who will pay the price of holding an open seat for "President Trump" to fill.
|
|
History calls this progress, the subduing of nature to industry and the needs of swelling populations — and islands are often among the first to pay the price for it.
|
|
"Make no mistake about it, Trump will try to blame the Affordable Care Act, but this will fall on his back and he will pay the price for it."
|
|
Fifteen years later, Iraqi nationals continue to pay the price of the U.S. invasion, and many credit the creation of ISIS to the United States destabilization in the region.
|
|
Earlier on Sunday, the Iranian Interior Minister Rahmani Fazli issued a stern warning that protesters who cause public disorder would "pay the price" after the demonstrations reportedly turned deadly.
|
|
AT&T said that it had chosen not to pay the price for a channel solely devoted to Dodgers games — and that it had done so before acquiring DirecTV.
|
|
We allowed The Chainsmokers to come into being; we allowed them to have a voice; we allowed them to comment on art; now we have to pay the price.
|
|
And while Roose Bolton and Walder Frey have yet to pay the price for their treachery, it seems inevitable there will, at some point, be repercussions for their actions.
|
|
That will depend on whether she's able to make enough to offset her expenses — and if she's willing to pay the price of living a social media-driven life.
|
|
"Working-class Americans are left to pay the price for mass illegal immigration," Trump said, suggesting that undocumented immigrants are using government services and programs they don't pay for.
|
|
But while it's conventional political wisdom that one party or the other will pay the price when the government shuts down, it doesn't actually seem to work that way.
|
|
The ad then pivots to commenting on how the lack of a secure border allows drug cartels to pump poison into Texas and that Texas kids pay the price.
|
|
The Democratic leader on Wednesday warned that the two conservative justices would "pay the price" if they voted against abortion rights while addressing a crowd outside the Supreme Court.
|
|
And they shouldn't baselessly attack a judge's integrity," Conway wrote, adding that if politicians attack the rule of law "we will all reap the whirlwind and pay the price.
|
|
The company has closed its offices in Seattle and is offering free hand sanitizer and gloves to its delivery drivers as long as they pay the price of shipping.
|
|
It's long past time state lawmakers repealed this vile law, and if they don't, the majority of voters opposed to HB2 will ensure they pay the price in November.
|
|
"I know the general wisdom is, conventional wisdom is, that Republicans pay the price but not necessarily at the ballot box," the Texas Republican said in an interview. Rep.
|
|
What sense does it make having him pay the price for transgressions that he had nothing to do with, some of which occurred while he was in elementary school?
|
|
Italy's populist government is standing firm on its new budget proposals, but it could now pay the price for doing so with the EU launching disciplinary measures against the country.
|
|
Thing was intriguing to me was when we delivered shots in front the net, guys were willing to pay the price in front of the net and get second opportunities.
|
|
"This settlement should serve as a wakeup call to any company serving New York consumers: fulfill your promises, or pay the price," said Attorney General Barbara Underwood, in a statement.
|
|
"There is a sense of value from a millennial's perspective, but when they value something they're willing to pay the price for it," First Insight CEO Greg Petro told CNBC.
|
|
"I can't rule out that if there's no agreement, we may have to pay the price with certain harassment" from the EU, Keller-Sutter told the newspaper Neue Zuercher Zeitung.
|
|
Like many of her contemporaries who came of age circa 2001, Dunham also plucked the shit out of her brows as an impressionable youth — and continues to pay the price.
|
|
" JPMorgan Chase CEO Dimon has been critical of bitcoin, calling it a "fraud" and said "if you're stupid enough to buy it, you'll pay the price for it one day.
|
|
New York Attorney General Barbara Underwood had a clear message for internet service providers in the state: "Fulfill your promises, or pay the price," she tweeted Tuesday announcing the news.
|
|
"The line has now been drawn in the sand, first by Hollywood, now by the N.B.A. and N.C.A.A.: Either accept their progressive sexual agenda or pay the price," Lt. Gov.
|
|
Unfair trade deals ship our jobs overseas and encourage exploitative labor practices abroad – and misguided trade policies, like tariffs, cause crop prices to plummet and our farmers pay the price.
|
|
Meanwhile, working-class Americans are left to pay the price for mass illegal migration — reduced jobs, lower wages, overburdened schools and hospitals, increased crime, and a depleted social safety net.
|
|
"I believe the message was strong enough and simple enough: We do not cross the border, and if you open fire at us you will pay the price," he said.
|
|
Senator Schumer referred to two Members of the Court by name and said he wanted to tell them that 'You have released the whirlwind, and you will pay the price.
|
|
While humans are causing these ecosystems to collapse through rapid deforestation, overfishing and other activities, they will also be the ones to pay the price once these habitats are gone.
|
|
So this will be the scope of the investigation: it's not a question of if someone must pay the price for the sordid transaction, it's just a matter of whom.
|
|
Bernie: no endorsement from Warren Trump defends rhetoric: 'When they hit us we have to hit back' MORE that they would "pay the price" if they voted against abortion rights.
|
|
If they don't lose enough votes to confirm Kavanaugh, Republicans may pay the price this November, thanks to a fired up Democrat electorate and already growing group of disgruntled independents.
|
|
"The US military are the ones who killed (Soleimani and al-Muhandis) and they are the ones who will pay the price," said Nasrallah in a televised speech on Sunday.
|
|
Meanwhile, working class Americans are left to pay the price for mass illegal migration -- reduced jobs, lower wages, overburdened schools and hospitals, increased crime, and a depleted social safety net.
|
|
Gause explains: In the past, when Washington was more bellicose toward Iran, the Saudis worried that they would pay the price of Iranian retaliation for any U.S. attack on Iran.
|
|
However, we definitely pay the price to live in a beautiful and affluent area — rent prices are sky-high, and it's tough to make it on a private school teacher's salary.
|
|
"If you rely on long-range tactics like artillery and airstrikes, then civilians are very likely to pay the price, and that appears to be what happened in Raqqa," he said.
|
|
"Those who damage public property and create disorder are accountable before the law and must pay the price," Interior Minister Abdolrahman Rahmani Fazli threatened the crowds on Sunday, the Post reported.
|
|
Once it has enough of the hits (and maybe some of my favorites from the SNES and N64, as well), I would happily pay the price just for Nintendo's back catalog.
|
|
" Seoul also vowed to take "all necessary measures," which may include additional sanctions by the UN Security Council to ensure that "the North will pay the price for the nuclear test.
|
|
"This is treachery ... The government will have to pay the price for the violation of the custom," K. Sudhakaran, vice-president of the Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee, said in a statement.
|
|
"A vote against this resolution will be a vote to protect large corporations and special interests, leaving the American public to pay the price," Schumer said in a statement on Monday.
|
|
Kim Zolciak says NeNe Leakes is getting what she deserves ... but it's not enough -- her 'RHOA' co-star still needs to pay the price for what she said about her family.
|
|
Simply put, this means young white officers bring all their racist social programming to work with them, and black and brown communities pay the price, having their lives upended and destroyed.
|
|
"If you're stupid enough to buy it, you'll pay the price for it one day," Dimon said in response to a moderator question at an Institute of International Finance conference Friday.
|
|
They are pushed to work harder for longer hours and less pay, and at the same time they have to act as if they love their work—or pay the price.
|
|
"But if you want to do this for some more of your life, then you're going to have to pay the price, and you can't ever let this happen again, ever."
|
|
The top Senate Democrat, who said conservative justices would "pay the price" for their rulings, said he intended the statement as a warning to Republicans about the political risks they faced.
|
|
Bernie: no endorsement from Warren MORE that they will "pay the price" if the court decides to roll back reproductive rights in a major abortion case on the docket this term.
|
|
But if you're like me and you feel pushed to do it in your soul, you will find a way to do it anyway, and pay the price if you must.
|
|
If left unchecked, it will send a dangerous message to cooperators — give testimony consistent with the government's theory of the case, regardless of veracity, or pay the price with your freedom.
|
|
When Congress chooses to handle major legislation in a way that avoids rigorous analysis of its costs and implications, the private sector, or state and local governments, often pay the price.
|
|
The observation that police so infrequently pay the price for their fatal impulses, often justified by the legal catchall of being afraid, is at once very significant but also very tiring.
|
|
Don't let the president turn back the clock five decades to a time when the government was inclined to give big industry a pass and let the people pay the price.
|
|
"Those who damage public property, violate law and order and create unrest are responsible for their actions and should pay the price," Interior Minister Abdolreza Rahmani Fazli said, according to Reuters.
|
|
"If by chance he erred, and it were proven, I regret it as a father, but he'll have to pay the price for those actions we can't accept," he told Bloomberg.
|
|
"Nobody leaves unless they're willing to pay the price," says Chani Getter of Footsteps, a support group for former ultra-Orthodox Jews as well as those considering straying from the fold.
|
|
So said a party-controlled newspaper in the territory in an editorial this week warning that the pair, and others like them who call for Hong Kong's independence, would "pay the price".
|
|
Sure, California — and the entire Boston-to-Washington corridor — may be expensive, but if people don't want to pay the price, there are plenty of other places in the country to live.
|
|
Yes, the many of us who got our Harry Potter fix when the films aired on channels like Freeform had to pay the price of pausing every so often to hear ads.
|
|
Still, he says, companies that don't have authentic messages and don't implement initiatives to match their rhetoric will pay the price because consumers are skeptical about their motivation for embracing empowerment marketing.
|
|
Trump agreed to the summit in an impulsive, ill-prepared fashion, and he must now pay the price for promising the moon and the sky when this was never in the cards.
|
|
This can make initial stages of projects seem very smooth, but you pay the price later when things they should have approached you about start costing you time, money, and other resources.
|
|
"Meanwhile, working-class Americans are left to pay the price for mass illegal migration — reduced jobs, lower wages, overburdened schools and hospitals, increased crime and a depleted social safety net," he added.
|
|
" Pai, who broke a tie vote on the issue, said, "If our rules deter a massive infrastructure investment that we need, eventually we will pay the price in terms of less innovation.
|
|
And once he gets that, he will abandon these weapons are no good for anyone including his own people because if there's a war then everybody will pay the price you know.
|
|
As for the land, the air, the water, and the people who live near and work in the plants and mines, they'll continue to pay the price for coal, guns, and freedom.
|
|
"If you're stupid enough to buy it, you'll pay the price for it one day," he said in response to a moderator question at an Institute of International Finance conference in October.
|
|
" Schumer, a New York Democrat, referred to Trump appointees Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh and said he wanted them to know: "You have released the whirlwind, and you will pay the price.
|
|
Now, Ahmed worries that regular Muslims will pay the price — and last week, he called for his community to abstain from going to Friday prayers at their mosques for the time being.
|
|
I had to pay the price of LIA (the Irish word for "stone") and the partial ONE TO, while the third-person GOES EASY ON might not hit the ear quite right.
|
|
"I want to tell you, Justice Kavanaugh and Justice Gorsuch, you have unleashed a whirlwind, and you will pay the price," Schumer said in front of a crowd at the Supreme Court.
|
|
More than 100 business groups on Thursday sent a letter to Congress calling on lawmakers to ensure that U.S. consumers don't pay the price for a crackdown on China's unfair trading practices.
|
|
"The DPA with Güralp Systems Ltd ensures that the company will pay the price for the wrongdoing that occurred under its roof," Lisa Osofsky, SFO director said in a statement on Friday.
|
|
"Today the Trump Administration chose to protect consumer choice by ensuring that the American people do not pay the price for unnecessary overregulation from the federal government," Brouillette said in a statement.
|
|
While Sanders's own rhetoric has been aimed at the "middle class," many rightfully worry that it's America's workers and job creators who could ultimately pay the price for his massive spending proposals.
|
|
At one point, I asked him who was to blame and who should pay the price for the Cambridge Analytica controversy and he rightly named himself, as the person who invented Facebook.
|
|
Heat, bleach, and environmental stressors (yes, you, NYC pollution) show no mercy on our strands and we're forced to show them love or pay the price of breakage, dryness, and split ends forever.
|
|
Most people who have to pay the price for a particularly hard night of drinking nurse their wounds prostrate on the couch or slouching at a desk with greasy delivery and some ibuprofen.
|
|
And let's hope they manage to rein it in a bit, because if they don't, people like us, who actually buy these Android phones, will be the ones who pay the price.[Bloomberg]
|
|
Realistically, Democrats may be unwilling to pay the price of an impeachment investigation in the knowledge that few GOP senators -- cowed by the President's fervent support from his base -- will vote to convict.
|
|
ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said the Netherlands would pay the price for harming relations between the two countries as a row over Ankara's political campaigning among Turkish immigrants escalated on Sunday.
|
|
And about a criminal justice system he says runs on a "double standard," one for most people who face their crimes, and one for the elites who don't have to pay the price.
|
|
Opinion polls have consistently shown that any Socialist candidate will pay the price for five years of deeply unpopular rule by President Francois Hollande and be knocked out in the election's first round.
|
|
" He also noted that though their families might "pay the price" for their decision, they ultimately chose to "stand up for dignity, for justice, and to take on an enormously powerful special interest.
|
|
Though he told HuffPost at the time that his "protest art was intended to be humorous," he also said Trump should "pay the price" if he is ever found guilty of a crime.
|
|
This political grandstanding has consequences, of course, and it will be young people, women, trans men and non-binary individuals, and particularly black people and other people of color who pay the price.
|
|
"Journalists should not pay the price for military officers' unlawful attempt to overthrow the government," said Nina Ognianov, the coordinator of the Europe and Central Asia program of the Committee to Protect Journalists.
|
|
A government official, who spoke to Reuters on condition of anonymity, said there was a concern that Israel would pay the price in 2019 when the deficit would swell and exceed its target.
|
|
We have seen how this plays out and the outcome is clear — when we privilege one set of beliefs over what care people can and cannot access, the most vulnerable pay the price.
|
|
"I want to tell you, Justice Kavanaugh and Justice Gorsuch, you have unleashed a whirlwind, and you will pay the price," Schumer said as the judges hear opening arguments on the case Wednesday.
|
|
Chirayu Bhatt, an urban planner at CEPT University in Ahmedabad, said large developments - be they residential or commercial - can be good for future generations even if today's city dwellers often pay the price.
|
|
But their decision to pay the price of doing the right thing -- the onslaught of a president and his party, and a backlash from voters, respectively -- is a balm for a traumatized nation.
|
|
You pay the price at the time, but now I'm kind of proud you can go to Vienna and have a "Before Sunrise" walking tour right next to a "Third Man" walking tour.
|
|
We stand for budget and tax policies that serve the needs of working people and against proposals to make working people pay the price for tax giveaways to big corporations and the wealthy.
|
|
Phase One insists that its priority with its cameras is to provide the best image quality possible, and its customers are professionals who are willing to pay the price that image quality demands.
|
|
Whatever else Americans may need in our next commander in chief, what we don't need is an irascible executive running an administration along feudal lines, with the serfs made to pay the price.
|
|
Almost 30 years ago, her father shot her and her sister to "cleanse the family's honor" after her younger sibling got pregnant out of wedlock and he deemed both daughters should pay the price.
|
|
The president went along with the establishment Republican agenda, but repeal proved devastatingly unpopular when the GOP actually tried to pass it, and voters made them, and Trump, pay the price on Election Day.
|
|
But first, administration officials will have to fill in the blanks of his outline and make some hard choices about who — now or in the future — will pay the price of tax cuts today.
|
|
If you're feeling AirPods envy but don't want/can't find/don't have ears that work ergonomically with Apple's white tube option, there's a new top choice alternative – provided you're willing to pay the price.
|
|
Militants operating in Nigeria's southern delta region appear to be sending Big Oil a message with a string of renewed attacks on the nation's energy infrastructure: Let sleeping dogs lie, or pay the price.
|
|
China's continued demand for more military and economic respect is undermined almost daily by Kim Jong Un's missile tests and provocative statements and the White House wants to make Beijing pay the price fully.
|
|
Apple brought its smart speaker into the world with a shoddy name and an unconventional pitch, but anyone brash enough to cast the device to the side so easily will surely pay the price.
|
|
The backdrop: Interior Minister Abdolrahman Rahmani Fazli went on state television to say, "Those who damage public property, disrupt order and break the law must be responsible for their behavior and pay the price."
|
|
Her day job is in a factory, but in her spare time she works with Road to Recovery because, she says, every child deserves medical treatment and shouldn't pay the price for the conflict.
|
|
"Republicans continue to drag out this political charade closer to the 220006 presidential election, and the American taxpayers continue to pay the price," top committee Democrat Elijah CummingsElijah Eugene CummingsCan the Democrats unseat Trump?
|
|
"If they want to share the pie, then they have to pay the price," said Fayez Khozindar, the executive director of the United Taxidrivers Community Council, an advocacy group for taxi drivers in Chicago.
|
|
In a statement dated January 10, al Qaeda's Yemeni branch and its North African wing warned Riyadh would pay the price for going ahead with the executions despite a warning not to do so.
|
|
The Trump administration is basing policy on facts for once; they've come to understand that when a semi-failed narco state is left unchecked, as isolationists would want, citizens and neighbors pay the price.
|
|
"I think this is another lesson that things are never resolved successfully through violence and when they are, people would pay the price just as Terry Thompson did," Ogg told reporters outside the courtroom.
|
|
Everyone from small businesses to large enterprises are impacted; however, local governments, schools and universities, libraries, and hospitals - not to mention the consumers who all rely on these services - pay the price for this.
|
|
We should not forget that when rich elites like Donald Trump avoid taxes, the rest of us pay the price, either through higher taxes or an increase in the deficit that Trump repeatedly decries.
|
|
But They Worry They'll Pay the Price There were three rocket attacks on bases hosting foreign troops recently, including one on Camp Taji that killed two U.S. Coalition forces and one British service-member.
|
|
You do not deserve to be the CEO if your presided over this, you need to go away or they need to find someone or someone has to pay the price of what happens.
|
|
So when economists are saying one thing and voters are saying another, it's the senators in tight races who give ear to the wishes of the voters, and we the people who pay the price.
|
|
"I believe the scandals emanating from the governor's administration imperil future federal assistance, meaning the people of Puerto Rico who have done nothing wrong could pay the price for the corruption of the few," Rep.
|
|
It'll be integrated with Messenger and all of us who find it in our hearts to donate will have to pay the price of being prompted to share and pressure others to do the same.
|
|
"Hoda acknowledges her mistakes and is willing to pay the price, even behind bars if she has to," Hassan Shibly, a civil rights attorney working with her family, said in a radio interview last week.
|
|
Think about it this way: If you'd be willing to pay the price for an expensive, yet life-saving, surgery for your cat or dog, it's a smart idea to protect yourself ahead of time.
|
|
Obamacare in 2018: Many will pay the price of Washington's uncertainty Johnson expressed strong doubts Sunday that the legislation can make it through the chamber before the July 4 recess, as the GOP leadership wants.
|
|
And it's a matter of focus — instead of investing in the city we have, the Baltimore government would prefer to build a new one, and let the Freddie Grays of the world pay the price.
|
|
" Previously, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink called the cryptocurrency "an index of money laundering, " while JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon predicted if "you're stupid enough to buy it, you'll pay the price for it one day.
|
|
The PSDB will meet on May 3 to set its position, mindful that if it stays out of the government and Temer turns the country around, it could pay the price in the 2018 elections.
|
|
The president is going to challenge Democrats to compromise and if they continue to say no, they're going to pay the price with the American people," Graham said during an appearance on Fox News's "Hannity.
|
|
Led by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, businesses nationwide are claiming that the administration lacks a "coherent strategy" on trade and intellectual property theft, warning that everyday Americans will be forced to pay the price.
|
|
"But there's no reason for Texas farmers and ranchers and manufacturers and small businesses to pay the price of massive new taxes" — a burden he estimated would be about $30 billion in his state alone.
|
|
"I want to tell you, Gorsuch, I want to tell you, Kavanaugh, you have released the whirlwind, and you will pay the price," Schumer said at a rally with abortion rights advocates outside the court.
|
|
The interviewer clearly thought it was OK to disregard this, knowing Lewinsky would be the one to pay the price and look like a diva if she refused to answer or cut the interview short.
|
|
"The armed conflict in Afghanistan is not winding down, it is widening, and the people who continue to pay the price are Afghan civilians," said Omar Waraich, the deputy South Asia director at Amnesty International.
|
|
Furious at the verdict, the state police union issued a veiled threat the same day asking whether citizens of Chicago were "ready to pay the price" of police officers not feeling comfortable doing their jobs.
|
|
"Nevada's veterans should not have to pay the price for Jacky Rosen's loyalty to radical liberal Nancy Pelosi and her out-of-touch policies," National Republican Senatorial Committee spokesman Michael McAdams said in a statement.
|
|
"Today the Trump Administration chose to protect consumer choice by ensuring that the American people do not pay the price for unnecessary overregulation from the federal government," Energy Secretary Dan Brouillette said in a statement.
|
|
What he's saying: Energy Secretary Dan Brouillette said the rollback intends "to protect consumer choice by ensuring that the American people do not pay the price for unnecessary overregulation from the federal government," per NYT.
|
|
I have yet to visit a country where women don't face economic barriers, from domestic violence and workplace harassment to unequal pay and restrictive gender norms, and individuals, families, communities and economies all pay the price.
|
|
It was the blameless, hard-working Warriors, like Steve Kerr (averaging a salary of $5 million a year) and Kevin Durant (guaranteed more than $54,000,36.83 between this year and next year), who would pay the price.
|
|
North African officials back international attempts to bring Libya's factions together, but they worry they will pay the price in instability, refugees and militant counter attacks if an intervention happens without a government on the ground.
|
|
So if you start a trade war between the two of them, at the end of the day the consumer nation is the one that's going to pay the price, because they're the one buying it.
|
|
South Korea pledged to seek additional sanctions from the United Nations Security Council "so that the North will pay the price for the nuclear test," even as its own spy agency expressed doubts about the claim.
|
|
After all, those who are willing to pay the price for love are clearly serious, unlike some swipe-based free apps where the likelihood of even meeting up in real life can be slim to none.
|
|
True, Trump boasted of having worked with congressional Republicans to set mining companies free to pollute mountain streams and destroy forests, by killing the Stream Protection Rule, leaving hard hit coal communities to pay the price.
|
|
"Whether or not Donovan was fired is still unknown, but those who insult Chinese people must pay the price," the People's Daily, the newspaper of China's Communist Party, said in a commentary published late on Friday.
|
|
"The author's grandmother was trying to sell some of the family's plates, and the person she was attempting to sell them to would not pay the price she wanted," she wrote in the War Birds book.
|
|
ANKARA (Reuters) - Those responsible for the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi will pay the price and be held accountable, Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Wednesday, in response to a U.N. report on the killing.
|
|
"State lawmakers know two things: the feds are not going to do something about drug prices anytime soon, and states have to pay the price," said Trish Riley of the National Academy for State Health Policy.
|
|
We see babies in Jordan and India who have been forced to go without vaccinations against pneumonia — a disease that kills roughly one million children each year —because governments can't pay the price tags companies demand.
|
|
"They are concerned about flooding and the threat of rising seas, but they are willing to pay the price to live in an exclusive neighborhood like Key Biscayne," de la Puerta told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
|
|
Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, leader of Lebanon's powerful, Iran-allied Hezbollah movement, said the U.S. military in the Middle East would pay the price for Soleimani'S death and U.S. soldiers and officers would return home in coffins.
|
|
"Each time the Tsai Ing-wen authorities step out of line they will pay the price, like a naughty child in class getting a stern reprimand for shouting out or smashing the glass at school," it said.
|
|
When companies like Apple and Google removed the headphone jack from their newest flagship phones, we always knew that users would have to pay the price for the "courage" to move on from the trusty 3.5mm standard.
|
|
A spokesperson for the Opposition Congress party, K Sudhakaran, described the two women entering the temple as "treachery" and that the left-wing state government "will have to pay the price for the violation of the custom".
|
|
The film means us to be repelled by Cheney's ends-justify-means morality, but Cheney's position merits deeper reflection: If you insist on limits to what governments can do, are you really prepared to pay the price?
|
|
It'd be a big win for the President, but this thing just isn't that popular, and if it doesn't really juice up the economy next year, the GOP could pay the price during the 2018 midterm elections.
|
|
It is a global population redistribution in the making, and we either come to terms with it and step up to the challenge or we will pay the price for mismanaging it for many generations to come.
|
|
At a time when many specialties like rheumatology are already struggling with workforce shortages, it will be the sickest and most frail Medicare patients who pay the price with longer wait times, delayed care, and worsening health.
|
|
We will pay the cost for what the Trump administration did over the past year, of course, but we will also pay the price for what we did not do with that time and those resources instead.
|
|
"This settlement should serve as a wake-up call to any company serving New York consumers: Fulfill your promises, or pay the price," Ms. Underwood said about the deal, which was first reported by The Daily News.
|
|
"You can make an argument that the people who pay the price are the people who do the real reporting — not the hot takes, and not the clickbait — and who aren't extreme and ranting," Mr. Hayes said.
|
|
Why should our farmers have uncertainty of because of the tactic that the President used, rather than the President having an approach that shows our strength uses our leverage, but doesn't make our farmers pay the price.
|
|
But they got there by embracing the most divisive, problematic president in the country's history, and they could pay the price of that alliance when the midterms come, as the political landscape very well may shift again.
|
|
The accelerating damage could cost the global economy a staggering $23 trillion by 2050 - and rich countries as well as poor will pay the price, said Ibrahim Thiaw, executive secretary of the U.N. Convention to Combat Desertification.
|
|
We had to put in place huge savings, reforms and people question, some people question, whether the political, the politicians are there for them because they had, they feel they had to pay the price for the recovery.
|
|
"The goal is to induce an immune response that's the product of natural infection, without having to pay the price of natural infection," says Paul Offit, director of the Vaccine Education Center at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
|
|
The Turkish armed forces shelled YPG positions in northern Syria in the days after the Ankara bombing and launched air strikes on PKK camps in northern Iraq, as the government vowed that those responsible would pay the price.
|
|
ANKARA, June 19 (Reuters) - Those responsible for the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi will pay the price and be held accountable, Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Wednesday, in response to a U.N. report on the killing.
|
|
In an article in the Wall Street Journal, Erdogan also called on the international community to take action on Idlib, the last rebel enclave in Syria, and warned that "the entire world stands to pay the price" otherwise.
|
|
While, Corbyn has stressed that such tax plans would only impact the top 5 percent of earners, the Conservatives said working families would be forced to "pay the price" for a collection of unfunded spending commitments from Labour.
|
|
Meanwhile, working-class Americans are left to pay the price for mass illegal immigration, reduced to jobs, lower wages, overburdened schools, hospitals that are so crowded you can't get in, increased crime, and a depleted social safety net.
|
|
"There used to be a government that realized all its pledges over time," Davutoglu said at an event in the province of Elazig, adding that those who caused a "slide" in the party's principles should "pay the price".
|
|
French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian Thursday slammed the U.S.'s push to reimpose sanctions on companies trading with Iran, saying it was "unacceptable" that European businesses should pay the price for Washington reneging on an agreement.
|
|
With the move, they charge, they're having to pay the price of a policy they had no part in deciding; indeed Airbnb's change to its cancellation policy overrode their own cancellation policies, many of which were much stricter.
|
|
Maintaining high biofuel volumes under the renewable fuel standard program means the continuation of a mandate that has distorted the free market and given a leg-up to special interests for years, leaving consumers to pay the price.
|
|
The legal damage in this investigation is already starting to mount, and --- even if Mueller's report does not come out before November -- Republicans will still very likely be the first to pay the price in the midterm elections.
|
|
"It would have severely undermined the health and competitiveness of the whole European rail market, leaving European consumers, both as rail users and tax payers, to pay the price," said Daniel Desjardins, Bombardier general counsel and company secretary.
|
|
Proof of that is that Adam Neumann, the wild-eyed and inexplicably charismatic grifter who charmed the international venture capital class, will walk away from the company he founded with $1.7 billion, while thousands of workers pay the price.
|
|
ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said on Sunday that the pro-Kurdish opposition Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP), whose leaders were arrested on Friday, had been funding terrorism and that anyone harming the nation would pay the price.
|
|
If you can't or don't want to own a Tesla, well, you can ride in it anyway — just pay the price of the ride and someone's car will pick you up by itself and bring you to your destination.
|
|
KIEV (Reuters) - Republican U.S. Senator John McCain said on Friday that Russia must be made to pay the price for cyber attacks on the United States and that it was possible to impose many sanctions, including on financial institutions.
|
|
Traditionally, satellite internet services have been too expensive and therefore cost-prohibitive for anything but a narrow set of use cases, working with businesses and organizations that need the communications access enough to be willing to pay the price.
|
|
A five-year economic expansion in the euro zone is rapidly losing pace as weak demand from China takes a toll on the bloc's top exporter, Germany, while France and Italy pay the price of home-brewed political woes.
|
|
The people in Iran and China are seeking out tools that are effective for them in addition to or instead of tools the BBG is currently funding; they should not have to pay the price for bureaucratic foot-dragging.
|
|
"We have to ask Britain whether they are really willing to pay the price of their foreign policy to have a free trade deal with the United States," a senior western European diplomat told Reuters on condition of anonymity.
|
|
BEIJING, Oct 1 (Reuters) - The United States and South Korea are destined to "pay the price" for their decision to deploy an advanced missile defence system which will inevitably prompt a "counter attack", China's top newspaper said on Saturday.
|
|
Saudi Arabia's oil production was slashed in half following an attack on two of its oil facilities on Saturday, and China, along with other countries in Asia and the Middle East, may be the ones to pay the price.
|
|
Proponents of Prop C say that it's a moral imperative to help the homeless, and that San Francisco, which has seen some of the nation's strongest economic growth in the past two decades, can afford to pay the price.
|
|
While recent polling shows Democrats with a sizable edge on the generic congressional ballot, Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna Romney McDaniel downplayed the suggestion that GOP House candidates would pay the price for their Senate colleagues pushing Kavanaugh through.
|
|
"The Democratic leader traveled to the workplace of the two judges, and in front of a crowd of activists, he told those judges you will pay the price, right in front of the Supreme Court building," Mr. McConnell said.
|
|
The system of global free trade has downsides — when an industry shifts from one country to another, masses of workers can pay the price — but it was set up as a kind of permanent win for the United States.
|
|
Schumer told the two Trump-appointed conservative justices on Wednesday that they "will pay the price" for "awful decisions" if they vote to approve a Louisiana abortion law that could prompt the court to reconsider the landmark Roe v.
|
|
That means it's reasonable to believe that every time we see a TV news segment or even get a notification on our phones about an event, statement or policy that we believe represents discrimination, our bodies pay the price.
|
|
"There is a real danger at the end of the day that Abe's Japan will have to pay the price for whatever changes are implemented by North Korea, without having a say in the decision itself," he told CNN.
|
|
"The mainland will surely act to make sure Taiwan and the U.S. pay the price for their high-level exchanges," said a Wednesday op-ed published by The Global Times, a nationalistic arm of the Communist Party media apparatus.
|
|
How Donald Trump could actually build the wall — and who would pay the price Donald Trump's plan to build a solar border wall, explained with math Here's all the land (and water) Trump's border wall would have to cover.
|
|
GENEVA (Reuters) - Politicians who fail to act on climate change will pay the price electorally, the head of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) said in a climate speech on Wednesday, criticizing some governments for going the wrong way.
|
|
Mark Heyer knows Fields will get some form of punishment, saying he is "still going to have to pay the price," but ameliorating the hate he sees as his motivation for the 2017 attack is more important to him than retribution.
|
|
I believe justice will eventually prevail in Kenya, as in other parts of the world that have decriminalized same-sex conduct, but in the meantime ordinary LGBT Kenyans will continue to pay the price for the state's indifference to inequality.
|
|
The argument they made was a logical one, according to the broken rules of justice in this country, and terribly sad: If white officers were going unpunished for killing black people, why should an Asian cop have to pay the price?
|
|
"As usual, the administration sides with big, powerful special interests over the interests of average American families, who will pay the price for lower miles per gallon and dirtier air," said Chuck Schumer, the Senate Democratic Leader, in a statement.
|
|
BOLTEN: A fiscally irresponsible tax reform would not be a net benefit to the U.S. economy because we would ultimately pay the price in higher interest rates, in maybe a fiscal crisis in the U.S. Does that mean budget-neutral?
|
|
Now imagine that this precious information and record of your daily life could be fair game not only for the police, but for anyone willing to pay the price for it, and used to further prey on you and your family.
|
|
I made sure I got enough sleepLack and sleep can not only lead to bad habits — you'll hardly be inspired to cook a healthy meal or hit the gym if you're exhausted — but your metabolism will also pay the price.
|
|
"If the United States and South Korea harm the strategic security interests of countries in the region including China, then they are destined to pay the price for this and receive a proper counter attack," the paper added, without elaborating.
|
|
Boston Taxpayers should not pay the price of sanctuary city policies From A.J. Castilla As a combat veteran and taxpayer, I have never been encouraged to cast my vote for any candidate for elected office promising to violate federal immigrations laws.
|
|
In a series of early morning tweets, Trump called the verdict a "complete travesty," repeating his calls to build a border wall with Mexico and warning Democrats to take a tougher stance on immigration or pay the price in elections.
|
|
The Dakota and Lakota of the Standing Rock tribe would hardly be the first American Indians to pay the price for white people who want to move environmental hazards out of sight, out of mind and out of their water faucets.
|
|
" I've seen this in response to my own reporting on the opioid crisis, through emails describing overdose deaths as "survival of the fittest" and that people who use drugs should "pay the price of their criminal choices and criminal actions.
|
|
Black and Latino students pay the price most heavily, according to a class-action lawsuit filed last week in State Supreme Court that says racial inequity in the sports programs of the public schools violates the city's human rights law.
|
|
"I want to tell you, Gorsuch, I want to tell you, Kavanaugh: You have released the whirlwind, and you will pay the price," Schumer said at a pro-abortion-rights rally outside the court, according to video clips posted online.
|
|
That "cultural Marxism" is a crude slander, referring to something that does not exist, unfortunately does not mean actual people are not being set up to pay the price, as scapegoats to appease a rising sense of anger and anxiety.
|
|
He was widely praised for what many saw was humility and an admission that Uber's past and reputation had caught up with it, and that the company would be forced to pay the price of such a past for some time.
|
|
Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer said Thursday that he "should not have used the words I used" when he declared in front of the Supreme Court that two justices would "pay the price" for their decision in an abortion case.
|
|
Frustrated with this political impasse, and a dismal economic outlook, thousands of protesters gathered on Saturday afternoon under the slogan "We will not pay the price," in reference to the country's crushing $87 billion debt, according to the Associated Press.
|
|
"I would make it very clear we were not going to in fact sell more weapons to them; we were going to in fact make them pay the price and make them in fact the pariah that they are," he said.
|
|
"Contrary to the way people are talking about it in the liberal media, the Democrats are going to pay the price for having used and abused Dr. Ford in the process," Sununu said on "Fox News," where he frequently appears.
|
|
BEIJING, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Media organisations that spread racial discrimination and maliciously smear China must pay the price, Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said on Thursday, following Beijing's decision to revoke the press credentials of three Wall Street Journal correspondents.
|
|
"That means it's likely that mortgage rates would go up, families would pay the price of Britain leaving the EU." Osborne and Prime Minister David Cameron are trying to persuade voters to choose to stay in the EU on June 23.
|
|
But it also showcases less positive traits, including his willingness to trample the truth for his own benefit, a selfish streak for which friendly foreign leaders sometimes pay the price and even a shockingly casual way of talking about political violence.
|
|
Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen became the latest Cabinet member to pay the price for not letting Trump do what he wants -- and on the issue he cares about more than any other -- when she was forced to resign on Sunday.
|
|
"I'm laughing because conventional wisdom is, and John Boehner planted this into the minds of everybody all along, that whenever there is a government shutdown, House Republicans always pay the price and I'm laughing because that's not true," King asserted.
|
|
" 2: They have more passion because they pay the price One of the most memorable moments in the aftermath of the Parkland shooting came when David Hogg, a high school senior, looked into a camera and said: "We are children.
|
|
BEIRUT, Jan 5 (Reuters) - Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah said on Sunday the U.S. military in the Middle East would pay the price for the assassination of Iranian Major General Qassem Soleimani, calling this the just punishment for his killing.
|
|
BEIRUT (Reuters) - Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah said on Sunday the U.S. military in the Middle East would pay the price for the killing of Iranian Major General Qassem Soleimani, warning that U.S. soldiers and officers would return home in coffins.
|
|
And then there's the simple incentive that unites all congressional Republicans: If Trump's administration collapses beneath scandal, corruption, incompetence, or extremism, they — and their congressional majorities — will pay the price in 2018, while Trump doesn't face voters again till 2020.
|
|
Industry groups say fracking could prove a huge domestic energy source, and that Britain's shale gas reserves could cut imports of natural gas to zero by the early 2030s - but those living on the frontlines fear their homes could pay the price.
|
|
It's true that there'll be less stuff, but with the market corned on key properties like Star Wars and Marvel, you're going to have a lot of die-hard fans willing to pay the price of entry, whatever it might end up being.
|
|
Yemen hospital hit in airstrike, kills 267 "On average, at least 210 Saudi airstrikes attack Yemen daily but that increases to hundreds more when Saudi escalates its attacks on Yemen, and that's when civilian targets pay the price of Saudi aggression," said Luqman.
|
|
"The families who I have fought for long and hard now will be able to go to court, and soon, and if the Saudi government was complicit in 9/93 they should pay the price to the families who deserve justice," he continued.
|
|
Visor: Get Your Taxes Done For You — $89 See Details Featuring more than 33 hours of hands-on training in all things budgeting, investing, and wealth-creating, this eight-part bundle retails for $853, but you'll pay the price of your choosing.
|
|
In its report, "The UK border: preparedness for EU exit", the National Audit Office (NAO) said there was not enough time to put fully effective border operations in place for a no-deal Brexit by March 29 and businesses would pay the price.
|
|
With fewer people using the grid, those who remain dependent on it could be left to pay the price of upgrading and maintaining the mammoth system, speakers said on Tuesday in Pittsburgh, a member of The Rockefeller Foundation's 100 Resilient Cities (100RC) initiative.
|
|
Alternatively, perhaps Trump is so afraid of what the special counsel will learn that he will pay the price of angering many of his core supporters in order to fire Mueller, even if this requires firing Sessions first, regardless of the political cost.
|
|
"The reality is clear: If the federal government maintains the current cuts in marketing and outreach, premiums will be higher than necessary, consumers will be hurt as a result and taxpayers will pay the price by supporting higher [than] necessary subsidies," Lee writes.
|
|
All viscerally oppose President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE and decided that Melania Trump must pay the price for their partisanship and anger.
|
|
"I think Republicans are holding the state hostage, and as we go to the polls we'll see people fight back and make sure they pay the price at the ballot box," said Kimberly Reynolds, executive director of the North Carolina Democratic Party.
|
|
Technology is making "variable" or "dynamic" pricing — the same strategies that ensure a seat on an airplane, a hotel room or an Uber car are almost always available if you're willing to pay the price — more plausible in areas with huge social consequences.
|
|
"The reality is clear: If the federal government maintains the current cuts in marketing and outreach, premiums will be higher than necessary, consumers will be hurt as a result and taxpayers will pay the price by supporting higher [than] necessary subsidies," Lee writes.
|
|
How does this – how does this serve all the benefits that could come for that, without having the consumer pay the price or the new world of technology that we're in not be advanced in a way that is the best possible way?
|
|
" When asked in Davos about the case involving his son, Mr. Bolsonaro told Bloomberg, "If by chance he erred and it were proven, I regret it as a father, but he'll have to pay the price for those actions we can't accept.
|
|
"The American army is the one that killed them and it is the one that will pay the price," Nasrallah said, although U.S. civilians in the region "should not be touched" because this would serve the agenda of U.S. President Donald Trump.
|
|
"As long as President [Donald] Trump believes that the Chinese are the ones who pay the price, he's going to keep taking a hard-line approach to these negotiations, and that means your portfolio should have as little exposure to China as possible, " he said.
|
|
According to excerpts of that speech, released early in the morning and leapt upon by the media, it also contained the observation that supermarket cashiers grasped better than the president that American consumers—not foreign producers—pay the price for his imposing tariffs on imports.
|
|
"In our complaint filed today against Uber, the allegations show that Uber's model of profits over safety has caused countless numbers of female riders to pay the price for Uber's shameless failure to act," the plaintiffs' attorney Jeanne M. Christensen said in a statement.
|
|
"The GOP tax scam just reinforces all the things voters don't like about total Republican control of Washington — they're helping their rich and powerful friends, while Americans who actually work for a living pay the price," Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee spokesman David Bergstein said.
|
|
While headlines jump between Donald Trump and Brexit, these protests are designed to inconvenience, to force people to confront the current scientific research, and to offer a voice to children who can't yet vote, but who will soon pay the price for climate inaction.
|
|
In fact, Waldfogel proposed that he has come up with a solution so that consumers can practically go about getting a gift for loved ones, enjoy the 'warm fuzzies' of giving and ensure the economy does not have to pay the price in the process.
|
|
WASHINGTON — As Senate Republicans on Thursday defended their refusal to consider any Supreme Court nomination put forward by President Obama, Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina warned that both parties would pay the price, leading to the selection of judges with increasingly partisan views.
|
|
If the Rohingya are abandoned to a fate no less cruel than that which forced them across the border, the government of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will be seen as a facilitator of those abuses and could pay the price domestically in next year's elections.
|
|
BEIJING, June 15 (Reuters) - Those who insult Chinese people should pay the price in order to deter would-be offenders from following suit, Chinese state media said in a sharply worded commentary, after remarks by a UBS economist about pigs sparked an outcry in China.
|
|
Last Wednesday, the Supreme Court heard arguments in a case examining Louisiana's abortion restrictions, the case that led Roberts to publicly rebuke Schumer for a comment that the two Trump-appointed justices would "pay the price" if they ruled the way the Trump administration prefers.
|
|
WASHINGTON, March 5 (Reuters) - Chuck Schumer, the top U.S. Senate Democrat, expressed regret on Thursday for remarks he made a day earlier that two Supreme Court justices appointed by President Donald Trump would "pay the price" if they rule in favor of abortion restrictions.
|
|
The chief justice issued a rare rebuke of a sitting member of Congress, chastising the Senate's top Democrat for saying at a rally outside the Supreme Court that Trump's two nominees to the court would "pay the price" if they vote against abortion rights.
|
|
" AOC went on to make a more nuanced and vital point about the inequality of who fights our wars, saying that the rich and powerful who start wars usually don't send their children into harm's way, leaving poor and working people to "pay the price.
|
|
"By arresting and intimidating journalists, confiscating newspapers and attempting to censor news dissemination, the Sudanese authorities keep trying to get journalists to stick to the official narrative or pay the price," CPJ Middle East and North Africa program coordinator Sherif Mansour said in a statement.
|
|
If you're a college basketball player or planning to become one, here's what that means: no matter where you play, you could just as easily be blindsided and pay the price for something that happened in your program years before your arrival on campus.
|
|
It didn't appear as if she'd slipped on the ice, but then again, he wouldn't have expected her to: her physical control, on the track, in the water, it belied her inner imbalance, as if one had to pay the price for the other.
|
|
Common sense and knowledge of the past history tells me that no matter what eventually passes, not everyone will be happy, and the politicians will use this to keep their jobs, the lifestyle and power it affords them, and the American people will pay the price.
|
|
"It's disappointing that instead, they are digging in their heels, doubling down on partisanship, and forcing families to pay the price by allowing insurers to skirt patient protections—but as I've said before, Democrats are not walking away from the table even if Republicans are," she added.
|
|
It's been a remarkably successful strategy for him, despite considerable collateral damage to the long list of people he's screwed over — from unpaid contractors to defrauded Trump University students — and now that he's president, we all get to pay the price for his various cover-ups.
|
|
Mark MeadowsMark Randall MeadowsSchumer warns Kavanaugh and Gorsuch they will 'pay the price' Nikki Haley expected to endorse Loeffler in Senate race Trump tells Republicans he won't extend surveillance law without FISA reforms MORE (R) is almost certain to be replaced by a Republican and state Sen.
|
|
"Now that it appears that the Assad regime is going to regain its hold over all of Syria, the international community wanted to extricate them so that they wouldn't have to pay the price of the enormous hatred that the Syrian regime has for them," he said.
|
|
Saturday's protest, under the banner "We will not pay the price," was meant to unite people from across Lebanon against the most recent effort to form a new government, by Hassan Diab, an engineering professor and former education minister who was designated premier on Dec. 19.
|
|
Republicans who want to salvage a conservative policy victory from their health care fracas would be wise to leave Obamacare alone, so that its authors can pay the price for its failure, just as the G.O.P. restores price to the rest of the health care system.
|
|
"The only explanation for Pruitt's eagerness to lead the EPA is that he hopes to continue his track record of taking fossil fuel money then using his influence to help polluters maximize their profit margins while the American people pay the price," she said in a statement.
|
|
"As long as President [Donald] Trump believes that the Chinese are the ones who pay the price, he's going to keep taking a hard-line approach to these negotiations, and that means your portfolio should have as little exposure to China as possible, " the "Mad Money" host said.
|
|
"We can't let Labour turn back the clock, let spending get out of control and make hardworking families pay the price ... Look to the lessons of history - they'll ruin our finances, raise your taxes and saddle the next generation with debt," he will say according to advance extracts.
|
|
"We cant let Labour turn back the clock, let spending get out of control and make hardworking families pay the price ... Look to the lessons of history - theyll ruin our finances, raise your taxes and saddle the next generation with debt," he will say according to advance extracts.
|
|
"We cant let Labour turn back the clock, let spending get out of control and make hardworking families pay the price ... Look to the lessons of history - theyll ruin our finances, raise your taxes and saddle the next generation with debt," he will say according to advance extracts.
|
|
" Schumer, speaking as the Supreme Court heard arguments in an important abortion case from Louisiana, called out Brett M. Kavanaugh and Neil M. Gorsuch by name: "I want to tell you, Gorsuch; I want to tell you, Kavanaugh: You have released the whirlwind, and you will pay the price.
|
|
"While we respect President Trump's decision to go after China and get them to change, and stop stealing intellectual properties, and to protect high-tech industries -- the bicycle industry is a very low-tech industry -- and we're the ones being targeted and having to pay the price," Kamler said.
|
|
Yet after Kaepernick's on-the-record statement to gathered press, several highly placed N.F.L. sources who requested anonymity raised questions about whether Saturday's late changes were more about perpetuating the quarterback's brand as the man who continues to pay the price for protesting on behalf of black people.
|
|
"While the Democratic Party continues to push for the repeal of these successful tax cuts, red state Democrats are now feeling the heat for their wrong calculation in voting against the GOP plan, and they'll pay the price for it this November," said NRSC Communications Director Katie Martin.
|
|
Click here to get those and more in the PEOPLE Babies newsletter Afterwards, Hudson appeared to pay the price for their nature-filled walk, announcing that her feet were "swollen AF." Days earlier, the mommy-to-be showed off her baby bump while celebrating the fourth of July in Aspen, Colorado.
|
|
"In the past, if 100 people in this room want to get a car and there's only 50 drivers around, the conventional way to do it is just to increase the price so that only 50 people who are willing to pay the price [can take a ride,]" he said.
|
|
"While a growing number of states are working to advance popular pro-life laws, Illinois is trying to outdo New York's abortion extremism — and unborn children and their mothers will pay the price," Jill Stanek, the national campaign chair for the Susan B. Anthony List, told the Chicago Sun-Times.
|
|
President Trump added nearly $2 trillion to our deficits with tax cuts for the wealthy and large corporations, and now it appears his budget asks the American people to pay the price, " said John Yarmuth, Democratic chairman of the House Budget Committee, who added: "It has no chance in the House.
|
|
"The borders were flung open and now everyone is being forced to pay the price socially and financially while suffering from a loss of domestic security," said the 41-year-old, who grew up in the former Communist East Germany and runs a business repairing car radiators and heat exchangers.
|
|
"Democrats have been caught napping on the courts for a while now, and we are going to pay the price for years to come," said Brian Fallon, the head of Demand Justice, a progressive group formed to encourage Democrats to put more emphasis on the struggle over the federal courts.
|
|
Unfortunately, powerful special interests have opposed increased VA accountability, with public-sector unions refusing to accept any but the most minimum accountability measures, such as the weak measures offered by the Veterans First Act, despite the egregious and well-documented abuses by VA employees for which veterans ultimately pay the price.
|
|
Speaking from the Senate floor, Schumer said he was not making a threat against two of the court's conservative justices, Brett Kavanaugh and Neil Gorsuch, when he said during a Wednesday address before pro-abortion activists that the pair would "pay the price" if they act to restrict abortion rights.
|
|
Chief Justice John Roberts issued a rare statement on Wednesday defending his newest colleagues, Justices Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh, after Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer warned at a rally earlier in the day that the two Trump appointees would "pay the price" if they voted against reproductive rights activists.
|
|
The committee heard from Kornze's boss, Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE, on Wednesday.
|
|
"Politicians in Louisiana have made it their mission to restrict access to safe and legal health care — with women in the state left to pay the price," Amanda Allen, senior state legislative counsel at the Center for Reproductive Rights, said in a statement, urging the governor to veto the measure.
|
|
He would replace Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE, who has been President Obama's Interior secretary since 2013.
|
|
Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE and Michael Connor, her deputy, visited the area last month.
|
|
" Chad Griffin, the president of the Human Rights Campaign, a lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights advocacy group, said in a statement, "It's long past time state lawmakers repealed this vile law, and if they don't, the majority of voters opposed to H.B. 2 will ensure they pay the price in November.
|
|
Whether it is motorcycle backfire in Times Square causing a stampede, or children afraid their immigrant parents will no longer be home upon their return from school -- we are watching the entire country pay the price of unchecked white supremacy, hate, and violence that spread as a result of multiple tech platforms.
|
|
Bernie: no endorsement from Warren MORE, who were both nominated by President TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes unexpected step to stem coronavirus Democrats start hinting Sanders should drop out Coronavirus disrupts presidential campaigns MORE, had "unleashed a whirlwind" and "will pay the price" if they voted against abortion rights.
|
|
"This report makes clear that Illinoisans continue to pay the price for the state's disastrous budget impasse, in the form of late payment interest penalties and a state government that is weakened at almost every level by the inability to pay its bills on time," said Jamey Dunn, spokeswoman for Democratic Illinois Comptroller Susana Mendoza.
|
|
But he did notify Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE that he was working on the book.
|
|
The details: In a letter sent Wednesday, the Republican governor urged Farenthold to pay back the $84,000 in taxpayer funds used to settle the claim "to the counties in [his] district to cover the costs of the ... special election," adding that "the counties and taxpayers ... should not again pay the price for your actions."
|
|
Dems say they still want to try: "It's disappointing that instead, [Republicans] are digging in their heels, doubling down on partisanship, and forcing families to pay the price by allowing insurers to skirt patient protections--but as I've said before, Democrats are not walking away from the table even if Republicans are," said Sen.
|
|
Warren could limit her range of emotion and come off as cold, calculating or inauthentic, or she could show that anger — the anger felt by so many women since the Access Hollywood tape, since November 2016, since the Women's March, since the #MeToo movement, since Brett Kavanaugh, since Harvey Weinstein — and pay the price.
|
|
" The solution that he and his team came up with is a subscription where consumers pay (the price is starting at $2.49 per month for the first six months after launch, then goes up to $4.99 per month) for "a web that's twice as fast, with no shadowy trackers, no ads, no pre-rolls.
|
|
President Trump tweeted this morning about the not guilty verdict in the Kate Steinle murder trial, claiming the crime took place thanks to Obama-era immigration policies and stating that Democrats will pay the price in upcoming elections: Go deeper: Read more about the trial and verdict — which Trump called "disgraceful" in a tweet last night.
|
|
" Keeping fossil fuels in the ground is a ridiculous construct and even Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE says is "naïve.
|
|
Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE had harsh criticism for activists who want to dramatically reduce the production of fossil fuels.
|
|
Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE is reminding her department's employees that sexual harassment and other misconduct by workers is unacceptable.
|
|
Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE announced the moves Friday as part of President Obama's second-term push to fight climate change.
|
|
"They didn't come out the way I intended," Mr. Schumer said of his remarks a day before that Justices Neil M. Gorsuch and Brett M. Kavanaugh — both installed by Mr. Trump — would "pay the price" if a contentious Louisiana case the court was hearing ended up reducing access to abortion in the state and across the country.
|
|
Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE is trying to give underrepresented youth better access to recreation opportunities on federal land.
|
|
Up to now, that's primarily been the realm of premium devices with the implicit understanding that people who can pay the price for a high-end flagship probably also have access to Bluetooth headphones Otherwise, you're getting a lot of what you'd also get on the standard U11, including Edge Sense, the squeezable sides that Google coopted for the Pixel 2.
|
|
After diagnosing the conditions that led to the crisis, he talked about the fallout, or lack thereof, for the financial engineers who helped drive up risk and create the Great Recession but never really had to pay the price: Particularly the fact — think about it — not one criminal charge has ever been brought to any bank executive associated with 2008 crisis.
|
|
But the Republicans are also investigating how extensively Zinke's predecessors in the Obama administration -- Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE and Ken Salazar -- used private and government planes.
|
|
GOP vice presidential nominee Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceFEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding Log Cabin Republicans endorse Trump MORE will pay the price in November for the poorly phrased remark he made about Mexicans at Tuesday's debate, a Democratic congresswoman predicted Wednesday. Rep.
|
|
"Giving up public lands or natural areas to development is not synonymous with economic growth and development," Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE said in April.
|
|
That would be a marked change in direction for Interior, where President Obama and Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE sought to more tightly regulate such projects.
|
|
But they worry they'll pay the price While there has been some speculation that Iran could infiltrate major government agencies, knock out large swathes of the power grid or take phone networks offline, the reality is that the agencies and companies operating these networks have put in place relatively robust defenses in recent years that Iranian hackers would find almost impossible to breach.
|
|
Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation Trump health official: Controversial drug pricing move is 'top priority' Environmental advocates should take another look at biofuels MORE (R-Iowa) said that while the United States should defend itself against countries like China that violate global trade rules, farmers shouldn't pay the price.
|
|
Other fellows include former Secretary of the Interior Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE, Washington Post correspondent Dan Balz and Mark Strand, the president of the Congressional Institute.
|
|
But the Republicans are also investigating how extensively Zinke's predecessors in the Obama administration — Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE and Ken Salazar — used private and government planes.
|
|
But the Republicans are also investigating how extensively Zinke's predecessors in the Obama administration -- Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE and Ken Salazar -- used private and government planes.
|
|
The Netflix miniseries When They See Us from Ava DuVernay is excruciating to watch—an unflinching look at the human wreckage left behind after New York City's police, prosecutors, courts, and news media insisted that five young Harlem residents pay the price for a crime they didn't commit: the rape and near-murder of a jogger in Central Park in the spring of 1989.
|
|
The Interior Department, then led by Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE, paused the sale of new coal leases on federal land in 2016 and launched a review of the coal program.
|
|
"The responsible rule released today represents a modern and balanced approach to meeting the nation's energy needs," Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE said in a statement.
|
|
ON TAP WEDNESDAY II: Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE will speak on the Obama administration's "Record of Progress on Energy" during an event at Columbia University.
|
|
Recently Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE and National Parks Director Jonathan Jarvis traveled to Alabama to meet with community leaders and citizens from the cities of Anniston and Birmingham.
|
|
ON TAP TUESDAY II: The House Natural Resources Committee will bring in Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE to talk about her agency's budget request for fiscal 2017.
|
|
"This year's report shows that our public lands and waters continue to have a huge economic impact on communities across our country," Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE said.
|
|
Yes, isolationism, nationalism and ethnocentrism exist in a minority, but more thoughtful critics of T.P.P. object not to international trade but to trade agreements that are biased toward corporate interests, allow abuses of labor and the environment, and are unaccompanied by effective trade adjustment assistance for those American workers who pay the price for the increased prosperity that trade brings to the rest of us.
|
|
Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE called Tuesday for major changes in how the country handles conservation in an effort to modernize efforts to protect public land.
|
|
ON TAP TUESDAY: Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE will testify at a Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee hearing on President Obama's 2017 budget request for the department.
|
|
EX-OBAMA OFFICIAL BLASTS DAKOTA ACCESS MOVES: Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE, the Interior secretary under President Obama, on Wednesday slammed the Trump administration's push to complete the Dakota Access pipeline.
|
|
Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE is traveling to Utah this week amid divisions over a proposal for a new national monument to protect land in the state.
|
|
Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE will present her department's budget to the House Appropriations Committee's panel on the Interior Department and the Environmental Protection Agency at a Wednesday hearing.
|
|
Folks were rightly proud the day in 2016 that governors from the West came together for a ceremony to ink the deal with then-Secretary of the Interior Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE.
|
|
In a letter to Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE, who oversees the FWS, the lawmakers ask that the government reinstate the recovery program and continue reintroducing red wolves into the wild.
|
|
Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE is traveling to Utah this week to meet with local and state officials about the monument proposal — which the administration has not endorsed — and other ideas.
|
|
Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE is warning that, regardless of governments' work to combat climate change, the United States and other countries will have to deal with populations displaced by its effects.
|
|
INTERIOR SECRETARY LOOKS TO THE FUTURE: Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE called Tuesday for major changes to how the country handles conservation in an effort to modernize efforts to protect public land.
|
|
Recently, as we celebrated National Parks Week, Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE spoke about the importance of our protected public lands both for our economy as well as our national identity.
|
|
"Given the unique and challenging Arctic environment and industry's declining interest in the area, foregoing lease sales in the Arctic is the right path forward," Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE said in a statement.
|
|
The spat -- which came before Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE testified on the budget request -- likely previews a host of congressional fights during this year's appropriations process, including over the Interior and environment spending bill.
|
|
"These improvements were long overdue and urgently needed to better align our regulatory framework with a 85033st century energy marketplace, offering a simpler, smarter, market-oriented process," Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE said in a statement.
|
|
"Through this proposed rule, we're requiring more stringent design requirements and stricter operational procedures for critical equipment used in offshore energy development," Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE said in announcing the proposal last year.
|
|
"Today's bold action underscores the United States' leadership and commitment to ending the scourge of elephant poaching and the tragic impact it's having on wild populations," Secretary of the Interior Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE said in a statement.
|
|
"These improvements were long overdue and urgently needed to better align our regulatory framework with a 21st century energy marketplace, offering a simpler, smarter, market-oriented process," Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE said in a statement.
|
|
Former Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE in a recent interview ribbed her successor for choosing to fly his own personal flag over the agency's headquarters in downtown Washington, D.C., when he is in the building.
|
|
And while Secretary of the Interior Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE couldn't schedule enough photo ops with ranchers or closed-door meetings with Western governors, she repeatedly refused to meet with the leading sage grouse conservation groups.
|
|
"The final Well Control Rule seeks to better protect human lives from offshore oil spills by comprehensively addressing the full range of systems and processes involved in well control operations," Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE told reporters Thursday.
|
|
"This is a smart budget that builds on our previous successes and strengthens partnerships that will ensure we are balancing the needs of today with opportunities for future generations," Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE told reporters on Tuesday.
|
|
"The final Well Control Rule seeks to better protect human lives from offshore oil spills by comprehensively addressing the full range of systems and processes involved in well control operations," Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE told reporters Thursday.
|
|
A DNA report suggested the main perpetrator was Turkish, not a Syrian Kurdish YPG fighter as initially claimed by the government, but two security sources told Reuters on Wednesday that he had entered Turkey from Syria in July 2014 using a fake ID. The Turkish armed forces shelled YPG positions in northern Syria in the days after the Ankara bombing and launched air strikes on PKK camps in northern Iraq, as the government vowed that those responsible would pay the price.
|
|
The Alaska Support Industry Alliance, in a letter to Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE, said oil development in the Arctic Ocean could support up to 85033,000 jobs a year in the state and result in $150 billion in wages over 50 years of drilling there.
|
|
And now, even more concerning, the administration is doing nothing to step in and protect the innocent bystanders that are seeing their property destroyed and their lives turned upside down simply because President Obama and Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE sympathize with the protestors.
|
|
"When we look at the budget in front of us, it looks like, again, a rocky start to the final year of this administration," Murkowski told Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE at a hearing about the budget request filed earlier this year.
|
|
The plan unveiled by Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE covers management of the 10.8 million acres of federal land in the desert, with areas set aside for up to 27 gigawatts of renewable energy like solar and wind power, and significant protections for other areas.
|
|
In December, then-Agriculture Secretary Tom VilsackThomas James VilsackUSDA: Farm-to-school programs help schools serve healthier meals OVERNIGHT MONEY: House poised to pass debt-ceiling bill MORE and Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE denied Antofagasta's application to renew expired mineral leases in the area.
|
|
Donald Trump warned Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) that he'll have to pay the price if he doesn't get along with a President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE after Ryan repudiated him for failing to disavow backing from David Duke.
|
|
Which is why the March announcement by Secretary of the Interior Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE and Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) Director Abigail Ross Hopper on the proposal for the nation's Outer Continental Shelf (OCS) Oil and Gas Leasing Program for 2017 to 2022 is critical for Alaska's future.
|
|
"We urge the administration to once again set the pace in the fight against global climate change by ensuring these vital and unique waters are permanently taken off the table from any future oil and gas development," the group wrote in a letter to Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE.
|
|
We also extend our gratitude to U.S. Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE and U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom VilsackThomas James VilsackUSDA: Farm-to-school programs help schools serve healthier meals OVERNIGHT MONEY: House poised to pass debt-ceiling bill MORE for their support of these national monuments.
|
|
"This new rule not only provides a strong foundation for the future of energy development on America's public lands, but is an important and exciting milestone in our ongoing efforts to tap the vast solar and wind energy resources across the country," Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE said in a statement.
|
|
The coal moratorium was instituted early last year by Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE, the previous Interior secretary under former President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
|
|
Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanTrump tells Republicans he won't extend surveillance law without FISA reforms Hillicon Valley: Democrats in talks to bridge surveillance divide | DHS confident in Super Tuesday election security | State pledges M cyber help to Ukraine | Facebook skipping SXSW amid coronavirus Trump to meet with Republicans amid deadlocked surveillance fight MORE (Ohio), Mark MeadowsMark Randall MeadowsSchumer warns Kavanaugh and Gorsuch they will 'pay the price' Nikki Haley expected to endorse Loeffler in Senate race Trump tells Republicans he won't extend surveillance law without FISA reforms MORE (N.
|
|
Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanTrump tells Republicans he won't extend surveillance law without FISA reforms Hillicon Valley: Democrats in talks to bridge surveillance divide | DHS confident in Super Tuesday election security | State pledges M cyber help to Ukraine | Facebook skipping SXSW amid coronavirus Trump to meet with Republicans amid deadlocked surveillance fight MORE (R-Ohio) and Mark MeadowsMark Randall MeadowsSchumer warns Kavanaugh and Gorsuch they will 'pay the price' Nikki Haley expected to endorse Loeffler in Senate race Trump tells Republicans he won't extend surveillance law without FISA reforms MORE (R-N.
|
|
Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE was spot on when she said during her recent conservation address, "If we stay on this trajectory, 100 years from now, national parks and wildlife refuges will be like postage stamps of nature on a map, isolated islands of conservation" ("Interior secretary calls for 'major course correction' on conservation," April 19).
|
|
We're grateful for his leadership in protecting these places as well as the leadership of Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE, Agriculture Secretary Tom VilsackThomas James VilsackUSDA: Farm-to-school programs help schools serve healthier meals OVERNIGHT MONEY: House poised to pass debt-ceiling bill MORE and Feinstein, all of whom contributed to this effort.
|
|
"We have a responsibility to ensure the public — including state governments — get a fair return from the sale of America's coal, operate the program efficiently and in a way that meets the needs of our neighbors in coal communities and minimize the impact coal production has on the planet that our children and grandchildren will inherit," Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE said in a statement.
|
|
"We have a responsibility to ensure the public -- including state governments -- get a fair return from the sale of America's coal, operate the program efficiently and in a way that meets the needs of our neighbors in coal communities and minimize the impact coal production has on the planet that our children and grandchildren will inherit," Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE said in a statement.
|
|
Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE, the Interior secretary under 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, said the Trump administration's decision to approve the Dakota Access pipeline "reneges" on the government's obligation to a tribe opposed to the project.
|
|
"The program takes a balanced approach to oil and gas development, focuses potential lease sales in areas with the highest resource potential, greatest industry interest and established infrastructure, while removing certain areas for consideration that we know are not appropriate for leasing," Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE told reporters Tuesday, adding that officials gave more opportunities for public engagement in the consideration process than ever before.
|
|
A group of over 200 U.S. service veterans, including two retired generals and the Vet Voice Foundation, sent a petition calling for an end to wasting American energy resources from oil and gas leases on public lands to 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, Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE, and U.S. Bureau of Land Management Director Neil Kornze.
|
|
Recently, Interior Secretary Sally JewellSarah (Sally) Margaret JewellNational parks pay the price for Trump's Independence Day spectacle Overnight Energy: Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone | UN report offers dire climate warning | Trump expected to lift ethanol restrictions Zinke extends mining ban near Yellowstone MORE and EPA Administrator Gina McCarthyRegina (Gina) McCarthyOvernight Energy: Critics accuse Interior's top lawyer of misleading Congress | Boaty McBoatface makes key climate change discovery | Outrage over Trump's order to trim science advisory panels Trump's order to trim science advisory panels sparks outrage Overnight Energy: Trump order to trim science panels sparks outrage | Greens ask watchdog to investigate Interior's records policies | EPA to allow use of pesticide harmful to bees MORE visited Shenandoah National Park – an awe-inspiring treasure in my Luray, Va., backyard.
|
|