The important thing is to have our own political entity.
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And each time she's working for a completely different political entity.
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Awlaki: So it's not limited to a political entity or a geographical entity.
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But Iran is a different political entity from North Korea, one with multiple power centers.
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Retaining the Jordan Valley would effectively leave Israel encircling any Palestinian political entity that emerges.
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And the religious right needs both groups if it's going to survive as a political entity.
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Since the EU is a political entity rather than one country, there's no one set border policy.
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The firms said the center stated in writing that it was not aligned with any foreign political entity.
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The problem is that archaeological evidence of a political entity in China going back that far is scant.
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After that raid the bill to establish an autonomous political entity became politically toxic and died in Congress.
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But this change was easier for the Chinese, whose language was effectively limited to a single political entity.
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It marks the first time Outliers has been paid by any political entity since its founding, FEC records show.
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"We didn't have to seek permission from any political entity, and that's partly why we've succeeded," Mr. Lipchin said.
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Democrats say that the court was, in fact, told that funding for the dossier came from a political entity.
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It is to turn Hong Kong into an independent or semi-independent political entity and subvert 'one country, two systems'.
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The museum is backed by a private organization, Taawon — Arabic for "cooperation" — and is not affiliated with any political entity.
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"Current law simply limits groups from being both a tax-exempt ministry and a partisan political entity," the groups wrote.
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But ISIS' strategy of creating a political entity on the ground has made it vulnerable to both airpower and conventional armies.
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But Cortez Masto is not a nationally known political entity, despite overseeing the Democratic Party's biggest 2016 electoral victory in Nevada.
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Beijing views Taiwan as a province that has gone astray and has no right to international recognition as a separate political entity.
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And there's a growing public appreciation that the Supreme Court is often as much a political entity as the presidency or Congress.
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It creates the impression that US democracy is in crisis as a direct result of a seemingly all-powerful, foreign political entity.
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The District of Columbia, a political entity whose city council lies ideologically somewhere to the left of Bernie Sanders, has done exactly that.
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"There's a long history of the upstate legislators treating New York City as if it was a wayward, profligate political entity," he said.
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This could also be a total disaster, given that this Democratic primary is a hot mess and Levi is a unproven political entity.
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The city-state, which celebrated its 215rd birthday this month, has been governed by one political entity, the People's Action Party, since independence.
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Despite Taiwan's lack of diplomatic recognition by the majority of countries, APEC allows it to participate as an economic, rather than political, entity.
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However, although many Westerners assume that the government has always been chaotic and irrational, the regime had until recently been a functioning political entity.
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That is, whether Puerto Rico has a right to organize itself as a political entity, with equal rights and duties as the 50 states.
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The Working Families Party, like the Conservative Party and Independent Party, survives as a viable political entity because of a quirk in the law.
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Her announcement opened a leadership race for both the CDU and the ultimate prize (and responsibility) — leading Europe's largest economy and most influential political entity.
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Success for the United States in Afghanistan would be a negotiated political solution that sees the Taliban as a political entity in the Afghan government.
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Mr. Dagan, though, argued that Iran was a deeply divided political entity, and an open conflict with Israel would only help unify its feuding parties.
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Planned Parenthood, he said, has come to be seen by many Republicans as a political entity whose goal first and foremost is to defeat them.
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In reality, the CFPB is a political entity with arbitrary powers, pushed quickly through by a Democratically-controlled Congress and signed by a Democratic president.
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But as a sign of just how vast the impeachment ad wars have become, one of the top spenders on Facebook wasn't even a political entity.
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Despite Taiwan's lack of diplomatic recognition from the vast majority of countries, APEC allows the island to participate as a separate economic, rather than political, entity.
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"Chinese Taipei" enabled Beijing to look magnanimous in allowing ethnic Chinese brothers to compete, while not allowing any recognition of Taiwan as a separate political entity.
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Despite Taiwan's lack of diplomatic recognition by the vast majority of countries, APEC allows the island to participate as a separate economic, rather than political, entity.
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Like the hermit nation, the Southeast Asian country has been ruled by the same political entity, the Communist Party of Vietnam, since its independence in 1945.
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It is time for lawmakers and party leaders to realize that abortion is not just a political entity; it is a social justice and human rights issue.
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That would be an important step toward an EU of lasting peace, increasing prosperity and, yes, solidarity to create a more cohesive social, economic and political entity.
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He has been pictured in public with a map of his country that includes the Greek province of Macedonia and Mount Olympus as one united political entity.
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Flanders has existed as a political entity since the Middle Ages, encompassing the territory around the cities of Ghent, Bruges and Ypres, but never achieved full sovereignty.
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He went on to change the constitution, making his KANU party the only legally permitted political entity and triggering the wrath of many Kenyans who sought democracy.
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The LDP, Japan's main political entity, holds a hefty majority in parliament, so whoever wins the party's leadership vote is typically assured the role of prime minister.
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China views Taiwan as a wayward province, to be brought under its control by force if needed, with no right to international recognition as a separate political entity.
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By encompassing all of these people in a single political entity, it dramatically reduces the complexity of global governance—even if it does not always feel like that.
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What if that money flowed from a political entity on the left to a private law firm, to Fusion, to a British spook, and then to Russian sources?
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It also succeeded in bribing three other economically stressed countries to sever diplomatic ties with Taipei this year, advancing China's goal of delegitimizing Taiwan as a political entity.
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Separated from the rest of Myanmar by a rugged mountain chain, the region, once known as Arakan, has for most of its history been a distinct political entity.
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But his tenure has yet to yield significant advances for the Philippines' LGBT community — relatively new as a political entity and still finding both its feet and its numbers.
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An earlier version of this article referred imprecisely to the political entity that was allied with the German Empire during the time of the Armenian massacres in 1915-16.
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But in an appearance on "Fox & Friends," Nunes was asked about reports over the weekend that the FBI application did refer to a political entity connected to the dossier.
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The payments make up the largest payments reported to a Trump business by a political entity, according to the watchdog group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW).
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With this in mind, any calls from critics during my tenure to make the Transhumanist Party a more traditional and legal political entity were currently were not of high importance.
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Again, how can you even begin to talk about conservative intellectuals without discussing the founding of Heritage in 1973, or the roughly contemporaneous weaponizing of AEI as a political entity?
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The band has never been an outright political entity, but Halford has certainly never been shy about his opinions, often couching societal commentary within his grandiose, big-idea lyrical schemes.
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The DCCC, the party committee charged with electing Democratic candidates to the House of Representatives, is so far the only political entity that has "announced their relationship" with Wickr, said Wallenstrom.
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The balance is confused: Israel functions here more as an emotionally weighted symbol than as a political entity, but Foer gives it just enough page time to distract you with political questions.
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The idea is that giving any money to a union means helping an inherently political entity; in this case that entity was a labor union that also worked on behalf of Democrats.
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Not only was this move reckless, weaponizing the reputation of the bureau once again as a partisan political entity, but also Comey was apparently ignoring the strong discouragement of the Justice Department.
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Even Mr. Abadi's closest advisers now concede that that alliance was a serious tactical error, which they attribute to the overwhelming task of setting up a new political entity on short deadline.
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Immediately, you're a figure that is going to signal for people inside the status quo world that you're a political entity, you're a political configuration, because you're just automatically not status quo.
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Beijing views Taiwan as a province that has no right to international recognition as a separate political entity and has increased pressure on multinational companies to refer to Taiwan as part of China.
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The bedrock political entity is the town rather than the county or region and, as in much of New England, town Boards of Selectmen—in effect, powerful city councils—make virtually all political decisions.
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The country's king must now rule on who will be the next prime minister, as the loose coalition of opposition parties led by Mr. Mahathir is not officially recognized as a single political entity.
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And even if the Supreme Court decides not to get involved in impeachment related cases, this crisis has the potential to undermine Chief Justice's attempts to cast the court as a non-political entity.
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Furthermore, the UN has clearly become a political entity, drifting further and further away from the principles of its charter; an entity cynically controlled by those uninterested in steering it back to its founding values.
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He's a well-known political entity in the Garden State, and will be spending plenty of money attacking Hugin's pharmaceutical background and campaign contributions to President Donald Trump, who is supremely disliked in the Garden State.
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The standard for registration under FARA is basically whether or not an entity such as a media outlet seeks to influence U.S. public opinion or policy on behalf of a foreign political entity such as a government.
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The U.S. State Department produces an annual report for Congress under the 1992 Hong Kong Policy Act, which determines whether Hong Kong has maintained enough independence to qualify as a separate political entity for export control purposes.
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In the early nineteenth century, revolutions against Madrid broke up the Viceroyalty into independent republics, and part of the pathos of "Zama" is that the political entity that Don Diego serves will hardly outlast his abbreviated life.
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Focus on how with Kavanaugh's appointment, Trump has successfully turned the Supreme Court into a conservative political entity for the next generation -- and, in the process, thumbed his nose at victims of sexual assault and harassment everywhere.
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She explained it takes lots of formal paperwork, lots of incorporated state parties, lots of declared federal party candidates, and lots of bank accounts with money in them to become considered to be a FEC-approved political entity.
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At a stroke of a pen, the Europeans created the world's new political entity, exercising its power through a quasi-free trading regime within the six countries, with a porous trade wall toward the rest of the world.
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In its decision, the commission said any biopic material "subserving the purposes of any political entity" and that had "the potential to disturb the level playing field during the elections, should not be displayed" during the election period.
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The ship is a subsidiary of a multiplanetary body called the Federation, in principle a utopian political entity but in practice more akin to a modern diversified corporation, with global (that is, galactic) reach and a complex bureaucratic structure.
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We now know thanks to the I.G. report and thanks to the work of Sara of you, that the Department of Justice is a political entity that Obama turned it into a political police force and the FBI followed suit.
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The Constant Contrary CommentFor every article or post about a major celebrity or organization, political entity or issue, there is bound to be someone down there calling you an idiot sheep blinkered to the harsh reality of your sheeply life.
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But ISIS' strategy of creating a political entity on the ground has also made it vulnerable to both airpower and conventional armies, while--as events of the last 24 hours show--it is still subject to JSOC kill/capture operations.
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The law, enacted in 1938 to unmask Nazi propaganda in the United States, requires people to disclose to the Justice Department when they advocate, lobby or perform public relations work in the U.S. on behalf of a foreign government or political entity.
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The Federal Elections Commission is currently considering a notice of proposed rule-making that would classify "internet communication" on platforms like Facebook and Twitter as "public communication," therefore requiring explicit disclaimers when an ad is sponsored by a politician or political entity.
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" Eventually, after being provided with numerous web links proving Australia's status as a bona fide independent geographical and political entity, including the Australian government's own website, the professor caved and admitted she would review the assignment "after [she did] some independent research.
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No offense to my friends in the progressive movement, but if you run a political entity that needs to engage Latino voters and you have zero Latino staffers, commit early to working with your partners to ensure your Latino advertising is effective.
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Because the DNC is an organizational institution rather than a public-facing political entity, the list of members who voted against the debate has not been made public, making it even more difficult for voters to hold the party accountable for its unconscionable decision.
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As the Palestinian Authority turns toward a more pragmatic approach in addressing water, but also the environmental and energy needs of their people, it will lead to an economically more secure Palestinian political entity and perhaps even to better outcomes in the larger political negotiations.
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Miss Americana shows us the fractals of Swift as a public person—first a precocious young songwriter, then a newly political entity—but there is no real through line to connect them, other than that Swift's perception of herself hinges entirely on other peoples' perception of her.
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We were formed in May of this year as a political entity inclusive of the forces of the Iraqi opposition as response to the incessant suffering of the Iraqi people from the ongoing aggression of organized terrorism represented by ISIS and sectarian militias across the country.
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"There would usually be an ethics agreement whereby the public official relinquishes all control over the political entity (in this case, the PAC), but it can either give the money away, or in theory could keep it with someone else having control over the accounts," Spies said.
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All along, Mikova has had its own off-kilter identity as part of Ruthenia, a nation that existed as a political entity for just one day in 1939, but that survived for centuries as a separate culture and language in the borderlands between Slovakia, Ukraine and Poland.
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That could restart hostilities between Republican and Loyalist terrorists who, since, 1998, have agreed to a ceasefire on the premise that Ireland and Northern Ireland are united (with a small "u") as a geographic entity, while Northern Ireland remains part of the UK as a legal and political entity.
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Schiff and other Democrats charge that the Republican memo led by House Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes of California is misleading and omits key facts, including that the FISA application did state that ex-British intelligence agent Christopher Steele, the author of the dossier, was paid by a political entity.
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More changes to the map loom: By the end of the century, rising sea levels could render some small island states uninhabitable, raising the question of whether a country can continue to exist as a political entity if the piece of land it is associated with no longer does.
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From the time that Cyrus allowed the Jews to return to Judea again, they were subject first to the Persians, then to a series of Hellenistic kingdoms and finally to the Romans, and during that time Israel was neither fully a reality — an independent political entity — nor solely an idea.
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Assuming the talks do begin, negotiations would likely involve a general ceasefire, accepting the Taliban as a legitimate political entity, dual prison releases, delisting Taliban leaders from various sanction lists, security and financial guarantees for the Taliban, constitutional reforms, distribution of power and patronage and eventual withdrawal of foreign forces.
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"These guys march to a different drummer, they're not motivated by the establishment of the (autonomous region), they do not see an ethnic Maguindanaon-led political entity as the goal they have been striving for," she said, referring to the ethnic group which stands to gain autonomy under the proposed devolution of powers.
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Instead, the political entity collapsed, turning the smaller Russia into an independent state surrounded by former Soviet republics that Russian officials came to refer to as their "near abroad" and continue to regard as part of Moscow's legitimate sphere of influence — just as it was under the thumb of Imperial and Soviet Russia.
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Videos that support initiatives like the "It's On Us" pledge (to prevent sexual assault on college campuses) and climate change have attracted millions of viewers and pledgers online (one video had more than 42 million views on Facebook, making it the most-watched Facebook video ever published by a U.S. government or political entity).
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The territories in question, as we recall were "occupied" by Jordan and Egypt in the war of 213, two countries with which Israel has signed a peace treaty and maintains diplomatic relations, but they are claimed today by the Palestinians, who did not have any political entity at the time and certainly not a state whose lands were taken.
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Fox News host Tucker Carlson ratcheted up his rhetoric against rival network CNN late Wednesday, dismissing the news outlet as a political entity following the conclusion of special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's investigation.
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A connection to a political entity lends it credibility and also allows Breitbart to draw fragmented online communities together into an organised platform, says Angelo Carusone of Media Matters for America, which monitors conservative media in Washington, DC. In Britain, where it launched in 2014, Breitbart loudly promoted the campaign of the UK Independence Party (UKIP) to leave the European Union.
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Related: Russia says accusations it hacked the Democrats are paranoia Whoever is responsible, the DNC email heist is one of the most spectacularly effective cyber attacks in history — starting with a data breach of a major political entity in arguably the most powerful country in the world, then dumping that intelligence to set off a political maelstrom resulting in the resignation of a most senior official.
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Any notion that the royals were an outdated but innocuous non-political entity came crashing down when, after a dogged 10-year battle, the Guardian published the 'black spider' letters which laid out in black and white just how much Charles was sticking his oar in where he shouldn't have been, putting pressure on politicians at the highest level to see that his interests were top of the agenda.
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Mr. Patrick, now at Bain Capital, the private equity firm made famous for launching Mitt Romney's business career, does not have a political entity he is raising money for, but he has still kept in touch with New York donors, including attending a donor dinner last spring and an event to mingle with contributors more recently at the Manhattan offices of Morgan Stanley, according to people familiar with the events.
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