"The way to help is to recognize that there are all of these biases and to push against them and push against them aggressively," Sandberg said.
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California must push against &aposblue wall,&apos Franklin Graham says .
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They are starting to increase the premium push against Samsung.
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I wanted to push against the formal structure of Bach.
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But the character's push against colonialism still drives Lee's performance.
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We have to all push against the false narratives and equivalencies.
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In space, there is no air to push against a vehicle.
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There's no need to fight and push against the little things.
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But this is the exact stigma Ramouni wants to push against.
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I always felt like I wanted to push against that. Guys!
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Amazon has increased its push against Netflix on both price and availability.
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Most recently, there have been rumblings of an expulsion push against Sen.
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Go deeper: Trump administration asked Israel to publicly support push against Maduro
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Could be North Korea, Iran, a new push against ISIS in Syria.
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Germany views itself as a leader in the push against climate change.
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You know how to push you often need someone to push against?
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The latest push against the Confederate flag is coming from the pulpit.
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For fillers to work, they must have some structure to push against.
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He's able to create all this doubt, push against the mainstream media.
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You need to hold them over the fire and push against them.
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We have to really create the momentum to push against those interests.
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We push against her bulk, which contorts to fit the small space.
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You want to push against the snow, not spear the ground below it.
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These rockets push against the Earth's surface, reducing the speed of the spacecraft.
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But he sees Trump's push against Obama-era regulations as a good start.
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The domain registrar Namecheap is making a last-minute push against the changes.
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My friends and I would push against those bubbles in clumsy, teenage ways.
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A full bladder will push against my uterus, making visibility and access easier.
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Will he push against the partisanship that has overtaken Congress and promote compromise?
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These small ambiguities allow Morabito to push against the viewer's process of perceiving.
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Every athlete wouldn't be as good if he didn't have someone to push against.
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Twitter said it decided to intensify its push against extremist posts on its own.
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By reclaiming Lilith's story, women can push against this unrelenting and oppressive status quo.
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Shelley Capito's (R-WV) office, about the grassroots push against the bill on Wednesday.
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"She liked to push against societal expectations and be a little provocative," she said.
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The push against inactive users highlights a broader effort to tidy up the platform.
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Musk, however, is resolute, calling those who push against his warnings "fools" at SXSW.
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Given the latest research, some conservatives are starting to push against more voter ID laws.
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Swimmers push against water to move forward, and water pushes back to slow them down.
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Inside the cabin, 8 pounds of pressure push against every square inch of surface area.
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If you push against an industrial robot arm, it's like pushing against a brick wall.
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Their legs are sprawled outwards so that their feet can't push against the ground properly.
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Trump has been critical of the program, as part of his push against foreign workers.
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There's some discussion of having them lead a big push against climate change, for instance.
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These help to push against the surface and slow the capsule's fall a bit further.
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It's also where most earthquakes happen as tectonic plates push against each other, causing tremors.
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Some rules have already loosened since the U.S. began its global push against the company.
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He knew what buttons to push against the racist politicians who stood in his way.
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" If asked why, a typical answer was "because there's no air to push against in space.
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As part of a push against "socialistic" policies in big, blue cities like Austin, Texas Gov.
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""Another person familiar with the push against the U.N. resolution said it was a collaborative effort.
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In the past the army has dismissed claims they are behind Supreme Court's push against Sharif.
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A top lobbying group for the wireless industry signaled its support for the push against robocalls.
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Mr. Pompeo's public remarks coincided with a private push against Mr. Assange by the Trump administration.
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It's also where 90% of earthquakes happen as tectonic plates push against each other, causing tremors.
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Mr. Trump's advisers are using steel as part of a broader push against China's excess factories.
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The latest Kurdish push against ISIS follows a lengthy and contentious stand-off with Turkish forces.
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"But we've got time, and we have to get healthy and make a push against Washington."
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Over the past two months, Jordan has organized an intensive diplomatic push against the embassy move.
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Her second push against the tidal wave of public opinion was to bring men into the office.
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"We want to open a Pandora's box, we want to push against the hornet's nest," Nagel said.
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Breakingviews There's a harmful flip side to the push against tax-inversion deals in the United States.
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Feature The conceptual artist's life and work push against the boundaries of race and identity in America.
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But too often he is disinterested in fact-based views that push against his pre-conceived notions.
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It's part of Operation "Spring Shield," a Turkish campaign to push against the Syrian advance in Idlib.
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Syrian government troops have renewed a push against the last opposition stronghold, which is in Idlib Province.
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Elizabeth Warren is leading a push against the long-held view that higher taxes slow economic growth.
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All administrations face some version of this problem, but part of good staffing is to push against it.
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Even the push against the repeal of Net Neutrality got equal or better billing the last few days.
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If anything, Bannon could emerge even stronger and more powerful from this McConnell and Co. push against him.
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Hawaii Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard took to Twitter to describe the allied push against terror money as a "farce".
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Even if politics prevents the center's closure, critics plan to keep up their push against the Berks facility.
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In Washington and around the world, there has been an aggressive antitrust push against the big tech companies.
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To help it push against export restrictions, the industry appealed not just to Republicans but to former Democrats.
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They fail to distinguish (or perhaps to care about) laws that level hierarchies and boundaries and push against conformity.
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Assistant remains Google's largest competitive push against Amazon's Alexa and, to a lesser extent, Apple's Siri and Microsoft's Cortana.
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The rebels last month staged a major push against IS, but the group counter-attacked and beat them back.
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China's proposal to ban mining is part of a larger push against cryptocurrencies in the country over recent years.
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For now, experts said some prosecutors may push against the states' actions on abortion by refusing to enforce them.
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Last week, the Trump administration targeted Fujian Jinhua in a major escalation of its push against alleged economic espionage.
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No longer does my stomach push against a fluid filled cyst in my abdomen after I eat too much.
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If reprisals continued, Europe might limit exports of other American agricultural products, intensifying its push against genetically modified crops.
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In his next term, Mr. Biden would begin a legislative push against crime that would last nearly two decades.
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The letters themselves push against their lines, against each other, hemmed in — crushed by the frame of the picture.
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The forwards on both teams line up and push against each other while the ball is rolled between them.
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That leaves experts uncertain about how far Mr. Trump might push against the core norms of America's liberal democracy.
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The White House announced an immediate review of Washington's support for the 18-month-old military push against the Houthis.
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In the next panel on the left, they push against the resistance of the blue strokes, which partially cover them.
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"There is a feeling of helplessness like you're trying and trying, you're trying to push against the system," Bonne said.
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The Support for Patients and Communities Act, signed in October, was the most recent bipartisan push against the drug epidemic.
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Now, young activists will have to push against the pendulum of the conservative policies as Jones did two decades ago.
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Last fall, police and intelligence forces began a major push against Islamic State and Taliban cells in and around Kabul.
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We would help push against this trend, 900 words a week, 40-something times per year, depending on special issues.
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Conservative group Americans for Prosperity is readying a $4 million push against McCaskill and Donnelly, according to The Associated Press.
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Here in the United States, the Trump administration is leading a new push against federal climate and renewable energy policies.
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Kyanka knew there were edgelords who'd push against the stated limits and see how far they could get before being banned.
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The school discipline move is just one part of a broader push against civil rights policies undertaken by the Trump administration.
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That is especially true considering that Cameron has long spoken about being at the forefront in the push against tax havens.
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Obuong's goal is to make the club a lasting institution, to resist the economic tides that push against the club's progress.
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Even at schools with dress codes, teens find ways to push against norms with their choices of shoes, socks, or backpacks.
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The House Republican leaders' comments came as American companies mount a furious push against the corporate AMT, according to the Journal.
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Milk's prominence soon put him in the crosshairs of some of the most destructive forces in the push against gay liberation.
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It would help, for instance, if Goodwin had some half-interesting antagonist to push against him, other than sketchily drawn bureaucrats.
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This so-called subduction zone yields periodic earthquakes, which release the energy building up as the plates push against each other.
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Is it better to work inside the system, to push against it from the outside or to smash it to pieces?
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A surge in gunshot wounds to Iraqi troops was an indication that they were making another push against Islamic State positions.
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It was very divisive culturally, and we wanted there to be push against the tsunami that was coming and did come.
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But the push against May fizzled out, as these hardliners overestimated their initial support and couldn't reach the 48-letter threshold.
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After achieving convictions and settlements with numerous defendants, the push against insider trading on Wall Street has largely run out of steam.
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A similar message was conveyed to several U.S. allies that still haven't issued statements of support in the U.S. push against Maduro.
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But technology in these films is the only reason the villains are effective, and it's how they push against the series' nostalgia.
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Even clear, direct scientific solutions to food crises and health epidemics push against the weight of thousands of years of cultural identity.
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My movement is paralyzed, but I push against the knife staring me in the face with all the strength I can manage.
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Later on in the program, he urged Gary Cohn to stay in his job, in part to push against additional tariffs. Whoops.
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As a result "Downa Ride" seems to grindingly push against its own limits, and that's part of what makes it so fun.
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" Bolton said the renewed push against the court also fits into Trump's goal of putting the interests of Americans "above all else.
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And those countries have made different choices about how much they want to push against those forces through a variety of programs.
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The day happens to coincide with the final push against the last holdout of the Islamic State in Baghuz, near Deir Ezzour.
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In the CCTV segment, Zhengfei shrugged off the global push against his company and hinted at the rationale behind the media push.
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Despite the complexities and mixed motives, a combined push against Islamic State has made the pseudo-state crumble, according to the statistics.
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However, from that fury came a determination that transformed my physical weakness into a mental strength and relentlessness to push against limitations.
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He had touted all three on the campaign trail in his final push against banjo-playing Democrat Rob Quist earlier that day.
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When it does, it can push against our joints, causing some people, especially those with injuries or arthritis, to feel aches and pains.
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Macron, meanwhile, will on Tuesday push against the "Spitzenkandidat" system whereby a lawmaker selected by the European assembly should get the Commission job.
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Music and music fandom in particular became an escape, a way to subvert and push against the restrictive social order of the day.
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On the ground, however, Sessions's anti-crime efforts look more like the old war on drugs than a new push against violent crime.
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I have tried to push against the aftermath of colonial slavery by using the art process as a tool for transformation and healing.
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The movement of the plates leads to earthquakes and volcanoes -- mainly near boundaries where the plates push against and rub against one another.
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Leveraging the visibility of their role, they have embraced opportunities to amplify the leadership of grassroots activists and push against deep-rooted bias.
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"But, in the present and in the future, if we don't want it to be an obstacle, we have to push against it."
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WikiLeaks claimed on Twitter on Thursday that the push against him was a result of American pressure, because the Ecuadorean Constitution forbids extradition.
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Later, we watched Maid of the Mist tour boats push against the current, and gazed at a double rainbow that spanned the river.
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This has been a major call among Democratic lawmakers in Washington, and a demand Republican congressional leaders have been quick to push against.
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Alibaba has long faced accusations that its sales platforms harbor vendors selling fakes, and it has worked hard to push against that depiction.
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Republicans are already complaining to Nadler about the impeachment process, signaling that Judiciary will be where they make a major push against impeachment.
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Fellow board member Terry Quill is an industry lawyer and former society president, who led the society's push against labeling chloroform as carcinogenic.
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What if the push against "normalizing" the potential horrors of a Trump administration ends up making the actual administration seem better by comparison?
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Instead of asking the software to generate something useful in a vacuum, he gave it another piece of software—an adversary—to push against.
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Airbnb had made an aggressive push against the proposal and spent $85033 million on a super PAC to fund a campaign against the measure.
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Those moves came on top of a broader push against former President Obama's policies on subjects as diverse as tax regulations and national monuments.
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And, more comforting than that, Social Eating seems to push against the persistent idea that everyone on the internet needs to be multi-tasking.
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The actions are part of a coordinated, broad-based push against organizations representing federal employees, and specifically their collective bargaining agreements (The Washington Post).
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In doing so, it would appear that the national-security interest is the factor most likely to push against sweeping disclosure of Mueller's report.
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To use sign language, to embrace it in non-signing public spaces, one must sometimes push against ideas of having committed a gross indiscretion.
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Policy Clash President Obama's civil-rights legacy looked on track, not long ago, to include a major push against America's deeply entrenched housing segregation.
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The producer's emotionally intense productions push against the boundaries of club music, and there's a good reason she's showing up on every festival bill.
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This disinformation campaign, like the one in 2016, appears aimed at sowing discord to create feedback loops encouraging people to push against the establishment.
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That is likely playing a role in Saudi Arabia's current push against Hamas, which includes cutting off funding to the Gaza-based terror group.
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Foreign governments, multinational companies and the Pentagon have continued to push against broad tariffs, arguing that the measures could disrupt economic and security ties.
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But I'm sort of secretly trying to push against that, to push for the album as a playlist, as its own work of art.
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If it maintains some of the more questionable aspects of the original story, it also tries to push against them for a modern audience.
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The short highlights this momentum as it builds, the title a reference to the necessity to push against the police as one unified group.
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It occurred to me that two of the most straightforwardly beloved digital technologies—podcasts and group texts—push against the attention economy's worst characteristics.
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The complaint over President Trump's dealings with Ukraine that set off an impeachment push against him was released today by the House Intelligence Committee.
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Third, Trump and the Republicans are attacking the impeachment power itself as an unconstitutional device to push against the facts of the 2016 election.
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She got inside the small room's tub and stayed put for about 10 hours, listening to the wind pound and push against the walls.
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The Republican Jewish Coalition ran an ad highlighting that the fund gave to groups that back the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions push against Israel.
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In a country where one in three women will experience domestic violence, dancehall seems to both reinforce dangerous gender roles and also push against it.
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Three years later, Citi shareholders voted down then-CEO Vikram Pandit's $15 million pay package as part of a broad shareholder push against executive pay.
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US policymakers, looking for allies on the ground in Syria to push against ISIS there, settled on the Kurds as the most reliable and willing.
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Over 120 countries adopted the United Nations' first-ever global ban on nuclear weapons Friday, in a significant milestone in the push against nuclear proliferation.
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This creates the need to educate and push against misinformation, Daniel Lucey, adjunct professor of microbiology and immunology at Georgetown University Medical School, tells Axios.
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I'm kind of rebellious, in the sense that anytime someone thinks they understand or thinks they can pigeonhole us into something, I push against that.
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Apple says it will continue to push against orders to decrypt private data stored on a locked device unless Congress steps in and decides otherwise.
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Only then can the US adopt the kind of mentality that will push against "tough on crime" attitudes even as the crime rate goes up.
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Push against the open doorOnce you find your focus, it's still important to be open to a variety of opportunities that will get you there.
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He has been attracted to subjects that push against, or well past, the clearly marked boundaries of propriety and obedience to authority in Japanese life.
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And each party currently pivots on the degree to which law enforcement is expected to work with or resist black communities' push against police violence.
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European Union officials this month called on countries in the bloc to expand education programs as part of a push against misinformation and election interference.
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It is true that Trump needs something to push against, but that's not a very convincing argument against opposing him at a moment like this.
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They're coming off a 27-13 loss in New England in Week 8 and look to start a playoff push against a struggling Broncos team.
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The forces of liberalism, modernity, cosmopolitanism, the open society, and Enlightenment values always have to push against our innate tribalism, authoritarianism, and thirst for vengeance.
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You don't have to be a "Rocket Man" scientist to presume this public push against Sessions is prompted by the President of the United States.
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Syrian Kurdish and Arab forces, with U.S. help, are moving in on the terrorist town in preparation for a final push against the Islamic State.
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The initial military push against the group routed many fighters from their forest hide-outs and put an end to major attacks on military installations.
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In his push against the judge, Mr. Avenatti said he had witnesses who could corroborate his client's claims, but he never brought any forward publicly.
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He met for two hours behind closed doors with President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on the eve of a massive push against ISIS' Syrian stronghold of Raqqa.
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Excluding mint and menthol from this new push against flavored vapes worries public health experts like Kathleen Hoke, a law professor at the University of Maryland.
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I push against a lot of that artistically, but the onus isn't on me to change them — if they want to do right, they will change.
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The exhibition's artists push against narratives put forth by corporate and government industries by producing specific knowledge and corroborative objects around unmapped historical and political events.
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While tech industry executives, including Mark Zuckerberg, have suggested they're open to some kind of regulation, it's likely they would make a push against the proposal.
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Turkey, which has fought against the Kurdish YPG militia in Syria, is supporting Syrian insurgents in a separate push against Islamic State further west of Manbij.
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GLOBAL BACKLASH The worldwide push against high drug prices has seen the Trump administration in the United States declare bringing down prescription prices a top priority.
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In the aftermath, activists organized highly visible protests, including in Utah, to push against the idea that acting on same-sex desire would compromise their faith.
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LONDON, (Reuters) - In a huge immunization effort in 150 countries, health teams will on Sunday launch what they hope will be the final push against polio.
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But the wave of criticism sparked other Republicans to warn that any concerted push against the special counsel could be politically disastrous for the White House.
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Jerry Falwell, have died or retired; its organizational weight has withered; its crusades, such as the push against same-sex marriage, appear to be lost causes.
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The reshaping of his team is likely to leave the President even more freedom to push against presidential conventions and test the limits of his power.
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Republican senators — taking the reins back from Ms. Mitchell after she opened a line of questioning into their nominee — railed at the Democratic push against him.
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This would be Game No. 150, the start of their final push against the team that has reigned atop the National League West for five seasons.
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"Universities are so inherently white and Western, when you start to push against it, you realized how intractable a lot of that is," Mr. Stoicheff said.
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It's not a fault line, but a network Fault lines occur where rocks on two sides push against or slide past each other, displacing the earth's crust.
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You push against the idea that every feature evolved to be adaptive, and instead say that sometimes it's arbitrary and based on what the animal itself likes.
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If the Jags are going to run with success, or protect Blake Bortles, they'll need to at least get some push against their much-improved defensive front.
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But, compared with terrestrial radio or network TV, the Internet offers fewer direct boundaries to push against; there are no station managers to thumb your nose at.
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As part of the push against discriminatory zoning laws, Sessions announced a lawsuit against a town in New Jersey for denying approval to an Orthodox Jewish synagogue.
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The broad, cross-ideological push against qualified immunity is a rare step in the right direction, but any reform of the doctrine relies on the Supreme Court.
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Politicians in the Philippines are demanding information about Sanofi's advertising campaign and their government's aggressive push, against the advice of some experts, to vaccinate a million children.
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But if Schoenberg's music tries to push against the bonds of tonality, Schreker's, while just as harmonically restless, seems more willing to bask in sumptuous diatonic sonorities.
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Bill Gates has sunk $500 million of his own wealth into nuclear power startup TerraPower as part of his push against climate change, per Axios' Amy Harder.
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In many ways, the just-wrapped impeachment push against Trump from within Washington is helping him make the case that he's still far from an establishment politician.
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An alliance of those who recognize the threat Mr. Trump poses to the American identity can push against him, to hasten the day that the fever breaks.
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But the reactionary push against trans rights in North Carolina and other states has spurred the broader LGBTQ rights movement to take trans-specific issues more seriously.
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While it remains to be seen if the legislation will pass—Speier's previous effort failed—it's reassuring to see a continued push against this gross invasion of privacy.
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The ban was part of a defense law passed last year and is part of a broad U.S. push against Huawei, the world's largest telecommunications network gear maker.
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Elite private universities—which already spend millions on outreach programmes—can only do so much to push against a public education system where quality and income go together.
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It should also "give a timely push against protectionism and for free trading relationships and international cooperation", the paper continued, referring indirectly to Trump's scepticism on trade agreements.
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And it's not just progressive groups like Indivisible, MoveOn, Planned Parenthood, ADAPT, and the Working Families Party that now have an extra chance to push against the bill.
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His push against Clinton, a former first lady, U.S. senator and secretary of state, was notable because few Democrats seemed inclined to challenge her claim on the nomination.
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As a result of the push against the military presence in Puerto Rico (namely Vieques), Roosevelt Roads became Naval Activity Puerto Rico (NAPR) before it was eventually inoperative.
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Rajan's relentless push against inflation was widely seen as a game-changer in a country where consumer prices were rising more than 10 percent as recently as 2013.
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An organizer of the Sunday protest, Sammy Ip, said the rally would not target Lam but focus on a broad push against Beijing's perceived encroachment into the city.
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He asked the Whittakers to describe their son's journey, then he conducted a short physical exam, asking Andrew to push against his hand and touch his own nose.
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During her Conservative party leadership campaign, Prime Minister Theresa May hinted at implementing worker representation on company boards, part of a broader push against "out of touch" elites.
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Internal Republican polls have Blankenship in the lead just one day before the West Virginia Senate primary, spurring national Republicans to make an eleventh-hour push against him.
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Alvaro Uribe, the president from 22010 to 211, made a big push against the FARC, a left-wing guerrilla army that had been fighting state forces since 218.
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They should push against the grain, and give voice to the voiceless the powerless and the whispers of truth that haunt the apostles of unchecked power and wealth.
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Backers had previously hoped to include the Creates Act in the government funding bill in March, but it was dropped amid debate and the lobbying push against it.
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We need to push against fascism, racism, and homophobia at every chance—not just tearing down NSBM, but confronting people when they use "casual" racist and homophobic slurs.
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Mr. Moreno continued his push against Mr. Correa this week, announcing questions for a proposed referendum that could block Mr. Correa from seeking to return to the presidency.
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English said there has to be a relentless recruiting push against top programs like North Carolina and Duke, the programs the SEC will see up close on Sunday.
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While those cities may lack expertise, they do not have "big negative bureaucracies to push against", which may make winning the case for low-carbon development easier, he said.
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The conflicts within function both as performance and punctuation, self-contained one-off challenges meant to threaten and engage, to push against a player's sense of efficacy and progress.
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For a while in science fiction, there was a bit of a push against space travel in stories, but it seems to be back in a big way recently.
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The ban is one part of a multifaceted U.S. push against Huawei Technologies, the world's largest telecoms network gear maker, which Washington accuses of espionage and stealing intellectual property.
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Surprisingly, given the push against outdated gender norms among younger women, they were just as likely as older women to want to give up their name for their husband's.
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The strongest hint of controversy during his stroll through Portsmouth came when a television at the diner broadcast an MSNBC report about Mr. Trump's "birther" push against President Obama.
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A part of me identifies with the pretty, affectless performers on view, while another, warring element of my consciousness wants to push against this desire, to be something different.
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As part of a push against the militants, authorities announced they were razing farmland and properties for several km (miles) around the town of al-Arish in North Sinai.
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The magnetic field and the electrical currents push against each other, which allows whatever is riding on it -- a hoverboard or a train car — to float above the surface.
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New York State AG Letitia James says the signee has added "momentum" to push against the merger, which was greenlit by the U.S. Department of Justice in late July.
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If MSCI grants Saudi Arabia emerging market status, it could be seen as a reason to push against an international listing, the sources close to the listing process said.
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A security source said the offensive was making advances with several hills taken in the push against the militants entrenched on fortified high ground, in outposts and in caves.
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People love to consider the entire continent of Africa strictly within this third-world context, and this seemed to push against that narrative while relating it to New York.
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At Friday's meeting, New Delhi expects U.S. officials to push against India's efforts to mandate foreign firms to store more of their data locally, an Indian government official said.
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The move, part of a push against persistent harassment against transgender people on the service, was hailed by community advocates as an important example for other social media platforms.
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It also has been a way to push against a tradition of painting that I have absorbed from my training, but which I am not fully at home with.
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But Ms. Fure has something else in mind: making acoustic and amplified sounds push against one another within the concert hall's space, and affecting listeners on a physical level.
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" He reserved special praise for Lee's direction, writing, "Is it better to work inside the system, to push against it from the outside or to smash it to pieces?
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The Justice Department is expected to announce another enforcement action against China today as part of a push against the threat the country may pose to America's national security.
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But while Waters channeled progressive energy as an outspoken critic of the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy leading to family separation, she hasn't joined the push against the agency.
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We talked about the strategic thinking behind the administration's renewed push against Israeli settlements, what it means for the incoming Trump administration and for Israeli domestic politics, and more.
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On Sunday the Turkish defense ministry officially announced "Operation Spring Shield," a campaign to push against the Syrian advance in Idlib, though the attacks had already begun days earlier.
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To the Editor: As a feminist, I admire Jessica Knoll's iconoclastic position and desire to push against a system that discriminates against women financially, legally, politically and so on.
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" He also celebrates Lee's enduring streak of subversion: "Is it better to work inside the system, to push against it from the outside or to smash it to pieces?
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And one of the things it looked at was how white evangelicals were reaching out and working with conservative members of the black church to push against LGBT issues.
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The ban is part of a broad U.S. push against Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, the world's largest telecommunications network gear maker, which Washington accuses of espionage and stealing intellectual property.
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It is the latest in a growing feud between Erdogan and the 83,000-member Turkish Medical Association and emblematic of the president's broader push against traditionally left-leaning professional groups.
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In a renewed push against the problem, Brazil has pledged to reduce net new deforestation to zero by 210, down from more than 270,230 square kilometers (22016,0003 sq miles) today.
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Instead, it's offering resistance via the motor, and using your momentum to push against that resistance and harvesting the resulting collected power to put back into that battery, recouping charge.
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It's a quick end to one of the most notorious neo-Nazi sites on the web, and comes as part of a larger push against hate groups across the internet.
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The ban is part of a broad U.S. push against Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, the worlds largest telecoms network gear maker, which Washington accuses of espionage and stealing intellectual property.
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The ban is part of a broad U.S. push against Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, the worlds largest telecommunications network gear maker, which Washington accuses of espionage and stealing intellectual property.
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The ceasefires around the country are freeing up units of the Syrian army and their affiliated forces, allowing them to be redeployed in a big push against the terror group.
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The SEC inquiry mirrors one started last year by New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, whom Exxon has accused of overreaching in a politically driven push against fossil fuel companies.
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He largely avoided drama during his confirmation hearings at the end of March, using circumspect evasions and folksy humility to leave Senate Judiciary Committee Democrats without much to push against.
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Facebook's dominant position and huge user base across its platforms make it a tempting target for the Trump administration as it begins a renewed push against end-to-end encryption.
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As the most successful U.S. female presidential candidate to date, Clinton must contend with workplace stereotypes that push against the instinct to take a sick day from the campaign trail.
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The United States and Europe long struggled to find an approach to Syria, undecided on how hard to push against Assad and how much to back – or trust – the opposition.
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And you have to really push against that because the ad model is really this incredibly transactional model and it's not based on the quality of your audience at all.
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Beyond the push against lobbying, though, Trump has signaled little desire to reduce the role of the wealthy and powerful, said Sheila Krumholz, executive director at the Center for Responsive Politics.
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The Texas Public Policy Foundation, a member of the policy network, has made a legal and public relations push against the city of Austin, which has a strict home-sharing ordinance.
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Investigations uncovered a fake travel agency in Greece that helped traffic people, and a brothel in Austria housing a cannabis growing operation during an international push against organized crime, said Europol.
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The numbers likely will change by the time it goes through the congressional appropriations process, but the proposed cuts are consistent with the administration's push against environmental regulation and scientific funding.
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"Domestic demand is strong, really strong, and perhaps beginning to push against the capacity constraints of the economy," said Paul Mortimer-Lee, chief market economist at BNP Paribas in New York.
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This type of bill, a version of which is being pushed by Oregon Representaive Earl Blumenauer, would largely align with the Democrats' "Better Deal" push against corporate concentration and environmental degradation.
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It is the first major push against corruption and impunity for the rich and powerful in Brazil, and has profoundly shaken the political and business communities in Latin America's biggest economy.
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The ban is one part of a multifaceted U.S. push against Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, the world's largest telecoms network gear maker, which Washington accuses of espionage and stealing intellectual property.
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In an attempt to push against that ingrained sense of fear and reservation, Malaviya took the locals under her wing, channeling their fascination of seeing something they had never seen before.
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The push against President Trump's policy has dovetailed nicely for Mr. Cuomo's recent embrace of broader national themes, evidenced by his increasingly vocal attacks on Washington's and New York's congressional Republicans.
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For the dad, I was thinking about a gentle giant type, and later on I decided this would be a good opportunity to push against the stereotype and make him younger.
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In the wake of a string of mass shootings that have rocked the nation, frustrated Democrats have been mounting a push against McConnell and Republican leadership to take up gun legislation.
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The ban is one part of a multifaceted U.S. push against Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, the world's largest telecoms network gear maker, which Washington has accused of espionage and stealing intellectual property.
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Hyperallergic: As a pioneer of the feminist art movement, what gave you the strength to push against the conventions of the time, and the male-dominated art world you were part of?
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While their subject matter is divergent, the exhibition's artists push against narratives put forth by corporate and government industries by producing specific knowledge and corroborative objects around unmapped historical and political events.
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The ban is one part of a multifaceted U.S. push against Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, the worlds largest telecoms network gear maker, which Washington has accused of espionage and stealing intellectual property.
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Twitter user Keah Brown, who lives with cerebral palsy, created the tag this week to show appreciation for her community, and push against the idea that people with disabilities can't be stunning.
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The intrigue: The move comes as the Trump administration continues its push against the Chinese telecom giant, arguing that it might use its expansion across sectors like 5G to spy on Americans.
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Henry Rollins, while in Australia for his spoken word tour, appeared on the panel show The Project and gorgeously summed up the ridiculousness of the push against marriage equality in the country.
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Fiddler confirmed that Daily Kos will be part of the Facebook News Tab while the organization continues to push against Facebook's decision to include right-leaning publication Breitbart News as a partner.
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Bharara, appointed by Democratic President Barack Obama in 2009, has pursued an aggressive push against corruption in state and city politics and is known for his prosecution of white-collar criminal cases.
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And yes, you can lose weight and be bloated at the same time since cancerous tumors, for instance, can push against your abdomen area where bloating tends to occur, Duker Freuman said.
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With skills honed during his years as a personal trainer, Kenneth then invites Alex to make the mind-muscle connection, use her Kegels to clench around then push against my inserted fingers.
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Both Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan still grow cotton, even as a push against forced labor to harvest the crop in Uzbekistan and the shrinking water supply have led to a reduction in cultivation.
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It's absolutely within the abilities of academic research to study such examples and to push against the most obvious statistical, ethical or constitutional failures and dedicate serious intellectual energy to finding solutions.
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Never Mind the Students; Homework Divides Parents At some city public schools, worksheets are out, passion projects are in, but some say the push against homework favors families with money and time.
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"We're seeing this as the beginning of a push against Republican and Trump tax plans," said Americans for Tax Fairness Executive Director Frank Clemente, whose group is a partner on the march.
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Biden was also joined in his anti-corruption push against the prosecutor by numerous leaders in Europe as well as the International Monetary Fund -- none of whom had any family ties to Burisma.
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" Menendez slammed the tactic and urged Lighthizer to push against similar threats in the future, saying it is "a dangerous economic game to play, especially when we're not talking about trade-related issues.
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Jerry Brown on Thursday signed a bill into law placing statewide limits on local law enforcement cooperation with federal immigration authorities creating a potent counterbalance to the Trump administration's push against undocumented immigrants.
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The UAE response is to use special forces to try to sharpen a long-running push against al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP), seen as one of the jihadi network's most capable.
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"Politicians are unashamed to meddle in science and I think the way we push against that is to get more scientists into public office and claim a seat at the table," Naughton said.
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And they always end up thematic, but it was just trying to push against how tightly I wanted to package the concept and what kind of ribbon I wanted to put on it.
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I wouldn't get a high chair that pulls up to the table, because I've seen way too many kids use their feet to push against the table and tip their chair over backward.
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Blankenship has recently been surging in the race, triggering establishment Republicans to make a hard push against his nomination for fear that he would be unable to beat the likely Democratic nominee, Sen.
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Ryan also continued to defend Republican members of the House Intelligence Committee, such as Chairman Devin Nunes, who've been leading a push against the Justice Department to provide information about the confidential source.
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The number of said women who had the courage to push against these more powerful men can be, sadly, counted on one hand alone ... I thank The New York Times for standing strong.
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I think we all have to ask ourselves if there are people who have nothing else to do but push against our liberal society, who is actually defending it if we are not.
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In its earlier arguments, the House said it needed McGahn's testimony as part of its impeachment push against Trump, noting that McGahn could speak to a "pattern" of obstructive behavior by the president.
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Such a trading pattern implies investors are uncertain of future direction as sellers and buyers push against one another to leave the opening price near the price at the end of the day.
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With Huawei, Devialet has built two subwoofers — loudspeakers which enable low-pitched audio frequencies — into the speaker which push against each other to cancel out any vibrations from the body of the device.
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In the latest U.S. push against Tehran, a senior U.S. official said on Tuesday that countries buying oil from Iran should prepare to halt all imports of it starting in November or face punishment.
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The Justice Department is now expected to push against affirmative action policies at American universities that it believes are discriminating against white or Asian-American applicants, the New York Times reported on Tuesday night.
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The most striking instance of this — and surely the most controversial (for her to say, and for me to now push against) — is her insistence that anyone who's anti-abortion doesn't make the grade.
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The CWA endorsement expressed support for the presumptive Democratic nominee's opposition to the Trans-Pacific Partnership and her push against a possible vote on it during a lame-duck session after the November elections.
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In their own ways, both push against the conventions of the emerging literature on democracy's latest breakdown, which has tended to speak in earnest tones of endangered norms and existential threats to the republic.
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Mr. Horowitz described one exercise in which several actors held the actress playing Ophelia in "Hamlet" and had her push against them while reciting the "O, what a noble mind is here o'erthrown" speech.
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Anger over what some U.S. lawmakers saw as a too-deferential performance by Trump and his failure to confront Putin over Moscow's alleged meddling in U.S. politics galvanised a new sanctions push against Moscow.
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It doesn't take an automotive analyst to see that the industry, in other words, is caught between two colliding mega-trends: the monster-truck-ification of America and the growing push against fossil fuels.
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Furthermore, Biden was also joined in his anti-corruption push against the prosecutor by numerous leaders in Europe as well as the International Monetary Fund -- none of whom had any family ties to Burisma.
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Since there were no eruptions on the sun to push against the magnetic field that day, researchers think the crunch may have come from a storm at the edge of Earth&aposs magnetic bubble.
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And, of course, once Reagan began negotiating with Gorbachev some 15 years later, then the Soviet Union was really put in a hole, because Reagan was able to push against that high Soviet military budget.
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The European Union added its weight to the push against Maduro early on Thursday, saying Venezuela's authorities should respect the "civil rights, freedom and safety" of Guaido, but stopped short of recognizing him over Maduro.
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"When I was young and coming out, I really looked to her story because I felt like in her career she faced … backlash for coming out and there was a push against her," Rippon says.
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In Greenville, the largest city in the Upstate, the senator's field organizers think he can make a sizable push against Clinton in an area that's more rural and white than other parts of the state.
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It turns out that the best part of watching proper artists play Passpartout isn't necessarily the skill they demonstrate or the brilliance of their work—it's watching them push against the constraints of the game.
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Chief executives from some of the nation's largest retailers are slated to meet with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin on Tuesday for the first time, part of their ongoing push against the controversial border adjustment tax.
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President Muhammadu Buhari's administration has previously said Boko Haram was almost defeated but the latest attack shows the group's continued ability to stage hit-and-run raids, prompting a renewed government push against the militants.
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The European Central Bank last year caused a stir in some countries, notably Germany, when it said it would stop issuing 500 euro ($529.05) notes as part of a push against their use by criminals.
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President Muhammadu Buhari's administration has been saying Boko Haram are almost defeated but the latest attack shows the group's continued ability to stage hit-and-run raids, prompting a renewed government push against the militants.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Venezuela's ex-military intelligence chief told a Spanish court that Washington was fabricating drug-trafficking charges in its extradition request, throwing into doubt future cooperation with the U.S. push against Venezuela's socialist rulers.
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SADA Systems specializes in helping customers move to and use Google Cloud services — making it a key ally, as the company looks for any advantage in its push against Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure.
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The push against Wolff's book marks one of Trump's most significant efforts yet to curb unflattering coverage of him and his family during a first year in office often marked by criticism of the media.
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The letter represents the biggest employee-driven push against climate risk in the tech industry yet, as activist tech workers increasingly launch public campaigns to pressure employers on issues like workplace sexual harassment and employee wages.
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Details: The movement started in early November, first centered around a fuel tax increase, though it's now ballooned into a larger push against French policies that the protestors say favor the rich and wealthy, CNBC reports.
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Attorney General Patrick Morrisey of West Virginia, a coal mining state that has led the legal push against Mr. Obama's climate change agenda, noted that the court did not rule on the merits of the lawsuit.
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Trump in December ordered a withdrawal of the 2,000 American troops in Syria, saying they had defeated Islamic State militants there, even as U.S.-backed Syrian forces continued a final push against the group's last outpost.
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Earlier this week, Reuters reported that Islamic State fighters were planting bombs near front doors in Mosul to prevent civilians leaving, as Iraqi forces make a final push against the jihadists after seven months of fighting.
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The winds push against the air coming from the LA basin's eastern mountains, which compresses the wind and heat between the ocean and the mountains, further drying out vegetation that has dried out over the summer.
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Yet I keep going, looking for some kind of external pressure that will push against me, or hoping that my next conquest will generate so much internal tension that I can't keep a lid on it.
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White and his mother Jeanne White Ginder continued to push against the discrimination and they started attracting attention from all over the country — this mother-son duo became "the face of public education about his disease."
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The new push against Taliban opium facilities comes in the wake of a new report by the United Nations Office on Drugs which recently estimated that opium production in Afghanistan had increased by 87% in 2017.
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The speech was delivered at the Reagan Presidential Library in California, home to the largest Iranian American community in the U.S., in an apparent effort to summon memories of President Reagan's push against the Soviet Union.
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But now critics of surveillance tech — who have typically argued that the technology threatens our civil liberties and sometimes doesn't even work — will likely have to push against a different argument: severe threats to public health.
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One would hope that, at the very least, they would screen their customers for ethical behavior and perhaps avoid clients who pay him to push against an entity whose purpose is to clean up pervasive corruption.
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Trump also did not totally set aside the impeachment push against him, even implying, without citing evidence, that pharmaceutical companies could be behind the "hoax" because they are opposed to his efforts to lower drug prices.
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He was also involved in the antitrust case against Oracle after the tech giant launched a hostile takeover of PeopleSoft, and in another push against Google which was accused of abusing its dominant position in search.
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Trump's top diplomat is there, on the eve of a massive push against ISIS' Syrian stronghold Raqqa, to persuade Ankara that its sworn enemy -- the Kurds -- are critical partners in the effort to defeat the terror organization.
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The conservative push against the death penalty is in its early phase but has led lawmakers in Nebraska last year to be the first Republican-dominated state in more than 40 years to approve an execution ban.
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Buhari's "Change Begins With Me" campaign, which includes a push against widespread corruption, has proved somewhat ill-fated, with some Nigerians criticizing it for being tone-deaf and failing to address their needs during a biting recession.
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Protest banners and blackouts have become an increasingly common tactic for sites and platforms to push against sweeping legislation, and many of the aforementioned companies engaged in similar actions to preserve net neutrality and rebuke SOPA/PIPA.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan intensified its crackdown against Islamist militants on Thursday, with the government announcing it had taken control of 182 religious schools and detained more than 100 people as part of its push against banned groups.
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Still, it comes as something of a shock to realize that the person who has been advising us to push against the lean-in mores of contemporary office culture leaned so far out that she escaped altogether.
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It features more than 60 writers using vivid imagery and crackling language to embrace their vulnerabilities and push against stereotypes that erase Black women's lived experiences, instead honoring the richly variant forms and stories of Black womanhood.
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President Donald Trump on Monday predicted that Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Judiciary Chairman Jerrold Nadler will be defeated by more liberal primary challengers as a result of their handling of the impeachment push against him.
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ISIS has also established a small presence in eastern Afghanistan that it used to plot a deadly attack in Kabul that killed 80 people this summer, prompting a large-scale American and Afghan military push against the group.
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After Uber CEO's abrupt resignation from Trump's CEO council last week, the tech industry is watching to see how forcefully other tech leaders will push against Trump's policies and stand up for Silicon Valley's view of the world.
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A rift could undermine Trump's "maximum pressure" push against Tehran, damage Israeli-Palestinian peace efforts, and reverberate in other theatres of conflict, so extensive has the two partners' influence been in a region critical to world oil supplies.
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YouTube is still developing and revising policies to prevent major issues — its updated creator-on-creator harassment policy is still in the works, for instance — and bad actors will continue to push against the limits of those rules.
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"The harder they push against him, the more people like me who didn't want him to start with are going with him," said Bryan Bernard, 58, who is a barber and married to Trish, the retired bus driver.
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I asked if his quixotic push against Brexit was an expiation for his push for the Iraq war — even though he maintains that, as he looks at Syria, he still feels it was right to go into Iraq.
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His digitally savvy campaign for the Democratic nomination has shown that if a candidate is willing to push against the boundaries of what social media companies will and won't allow, the companies won't be quick to push back.
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That makes the AppSheet acquisition strategic for Google Cloud, which is looking to expand its appeal to larger enterprise customers amid its major push against the market-leading Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure in the cloud wars.
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While the strategy is still taking shape, the push against China is expected to bring further sharp U.S. rhetoric and unspecified policy actions in coming weeks, according to one of the officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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As part of his push against North Korean propaganda, Pence attended the short track speed skating with Fred Warmbier, the father of an American student who died last year after being imprisoned in North Korea for 17 months.
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It's also pointless because no matter how much the industry and its media minions seem determined to turn Sundance into a snowy exurb of Hollywood, the festival continues to push against the mainstream tide through some of its selections.
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Despite the companies breaking ties with the plastic organization, and setting goals that resonate with environmentally conscious consumers calling for less waste, the companies have still been advocates in the push against legislation that would result in more recycling.
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LONDON, Sept 15 (Reuters) - Nurses, midwives and cleaners working in Britain's publicly-funded National Health Service (NHS) called on ministers to boost their salaries by 3.9 percent, in the latest push against a government-imposed cap on pay rises.
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Dozens of senior officials have been jailed for corruption since President Xi Jinping assumed office three years ago and launched a renewed push against the problem, warning it was so severe it could affect the party's grip on power.
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She began with an immediate push against what she called the "two totalitarianisms" — "globalization" and "Islamic fundamentalism" — and simultaneously billed her campaign, and this election, as "crossroads" moment with "a choice of civilization" meaning, in this case, French identity.
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AU's home town of Washington, DC, saw the number of reported hate crimes rise by 62 percent over the past year, and the university is just one of many across the country that's seen a newfound push against diversity.
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By turning two of the rotors clockwise and two anticlockwise it counters the twisting effects of torque produced by a single-rotor helicopter (without a tailrotor to push against the torque, a helicopter would spin hopelessly round and round).
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For its part, Sanders's campaign held a press call with immigration activists on Tuesday that mentioned Clinton's previous push against New York granting undocumented immigrants driver's licenses as proof that she has abandoned the Hispanic population in the past.
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And that's where Vittese was, battling for the ball, victory more or less in sight for her team, when she was sent off for a push against an opponent with less than 10 minutes to go in the game.
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But (and it is a big but), that would have depended on using specially shaped bombs and a special damping mass that provides something to push against, can protect the crew, and damp out the effects of instantaneous acceleration.
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Pro-Brexit Tories are still out front in this push against May, but the coalition against her might be a little more diverse this time, with some pro-Remain Conservatives possibly submitting letters against her, reports the Financial Times.
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Government and Emirati forces based in the port city of Aden, about 40km (25 miles) away, have been mounting a ground push against towns held by Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) along a vast stretch of Yemen's coast.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Islamic State militants are planting bombs near front doors in Mosul to prevent civilians leaving, a federal police commander and witnesses said on Wednesday, as Iraqi forces make their final push against the jihadists after seven months of fighting.
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The ban was part of a defense law passed last year, and is part of a broad U.S. push against Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, the world's largest telecoms network gear maker, which Washington accuses of espionage and stealing intellectual property.
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They're not investing in enterprise-wide knowledge — and while many business leaders push against investing in L&D programs because they're not clear on the ROI, it's imperative that they begin thinking about the negative return on not investing (RONI).
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The ban was part of a defense law passed last year, and is part of a broad U.S. push against Huawei Technologies Co Ltd , the worlds largest telecoms network gear maker, which Washington accuses of espionage and stealing intellectual property.
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Williamsburg is the perfect place for this collaborative push against the forces of gentrification, since according to a report by New York University's Furman Center, Williamsburg has gentrified the most among New York City neighborhoods in the last 10 years.
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Mexico has ditched years of hands-off foreign policy to helm the push against Caracas in the hope that its efforts will be recognized during the crucial renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement, U.S. and Mexican officials say.
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The end of the US-backed push against Assad is not only a gift to Russia and to the Syrian president -- it is also a point on the scoreboard for his ambitious allies, the Iranian regime and its Lebanese catspaw, Hezbollah.
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Hoffmann and Bernardo, her husband, are both also facing a separate trial in the sweeping Lava Jato corruption probe, an unprecedented push against corruption in Latin America's biggest economy that has seen scores of powerful politicians and businessmen jailed for corruption.
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Haftar's refusal to coordinate with the GNA on a military push against IS has also put him on a collision course once again with revolutionary powerhouse Misrata, whose fighters played an outsize role in the battle against the Qaddafi regime.
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The organization is facing a bevy of lawsuits and an exodus from its executive board amidst ongoing infighting that has sapped its financial resources as well as its ability to mount an effective push against any new gun control legislation.
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Pro-Brexit Tories are still out front in this push against May, but the coalition against her may have been a little more diverse this time, with some pro-Remain Conservatives possibly submitting letters against her, reports the Financial Times.
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A few days after the Easter attacks, Gotabaya Rajapaksa, the defense chief who led that deadly final push against Tamil separatists, announced that he was running for president in elections set for later this year, on a get-tough-again platform.
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BRUSSELS — European competition regulators on Wednesday mounted a push against tax avoidance by Silicon Valley giants, announcing plans to take Ireland to court for failing to collect back taxes from Apple and ordering Luxembourg to claim unpaid taxes from Amazon.
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The fire service itself also burns about 20,000 acres a year in carefully managed chunks, creating breaks in the treescape and clearing understory to prevent bigger fires from engulfing towns and blueberry and cranberry farms that push against the forest edge.
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But Democrats note that Asian-Americans may view the push against sanctuary cities as part of a broader animus toward immigrants if Democratic candidates can link it to the efforts by Trump and many congressional Republicans to also cut legal immigration.
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SHANGHAI — One of China's best-known financiers, sometimes called his country's equivalent to Carl C. Icahn, has pleaded guilty to insider trading and stock price manipulation, in a case that forms part of a broader nationwide push against financial improprieties.
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With the presidential campaign gearing up and Mr. Trump making immigration a focus of his re-election bid, the administration has made an example of New York and appears to be expanding its push against what it considers misguided sanctuary policies.
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Facebook has also become a focus of law enforcement's push against encryption because of the role it could play in the spread of online child sexual abuse images if it were extended to its Messenger platform, The Times reported on Wednesday.
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"That's when people start abusing their power and behaving like problematic providers," she says, pointing out that Instagram's center of gravity is naturally narcissistic, and medical providers who don't actively push against it can easily fall into self-centered behavior.
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The lessons infectious disease preparedness and response researchers like us are learning in Pakistan, during what's hopefully a final push against polio, will also apply elsewhere, as public health experts work to wipe out other infectious diseases around the world.
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Coupled with the recent push against fake news and inaccurate information being shared on the site, the announcements from Facebook show that the company is continuing to take spam and fraud more seriously going forward, which can only be a good thing.
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So suggesting something that, on the face of it, goes completely against what we've been trying to do for the last 40 or 50 years, people are going to push against that — particularly the people who have been doing this for years.
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An inventive film and an inventive filmmaker might have used the relationship between the Mexican American community and the police to question the superhero genre and push against the idea that people who cops define as criminals are always the bad guys.
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The push against Twitter comes amid a larger political backlash against companies over how they handle extremist and terrorist content, an issue that gained new attention in light of a string of mass shootings this year by gunmen with radical online footprints.
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The new sign-on button fits right in with iMessage's focus on encryption and Safari's push against third-party tracking, all fitting in with Apple's broader vision of itself as a cleaner and more controlled alternative to the rest of the tech world.
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On Twitter, the prominent Democrat derided the decision to include the world's largest oil exporter in the push against terror money as a "farce," given its history of funding an extreme interpretation of Islam that has pollinated other areas of the Middle East.
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Trump's push against Islamic State in Syria could soon present him with an unenviable decision on whether to risk alienating NATO ally Turkey by relying on the U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces, or SDF, which in addition to Arabs includes Kurdish YPG fighters.
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By the end of the decade, the scene would even have its own bona-fide music festival, but not before laying the foundation for various other musical movements that would also draw from overlooked genres to push against the limits of taste.
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As Ted said, we do have the Company Store products uploaded on our website, but we will be, in a broader way, launching some additional brands in July to help us really make a big push against this important category for us.
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MARAWI CITY, Philippines (Reuters) - Philippine aircraft and troops launched a renewed push against Islamist militants in a southern city on Tuesday and a military spokesman said the aim was to clear the area by the weekend Eid festival, although there was no deadline.
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"We will spare no effort in addressing solid waste-related environmental issues by strengthening inspections and improving disposal capabilities for dangerous waste," the Ministry of Ecology and Environment told Reuters by email in response to questions about the push against such pollution.
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The main news release, issued in video form by the military, featured dramatic imagery and music but no information on the scale or the goals of an operation that the military has billed as its biggest push against the Islamic State in years.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Austria's right-wing government plans to shut seven mosques and could expel dozens of imams in what it said was "just the beginning" of a push against radical Islam and foreign funding of religious groups that Turkey condemned as racist.
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Moreover, Robins distinguishes each of her gray, black and nearly white shapes by outlining them in scarlet, electric green, sunshine yellow or bright blue – resulting in a kind of halation in which interior seems to brighten and push against its sharply colored boundaries.
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With a relatively high center of gravity and a smooth, rounded back, a roach that gets turned over for any reason will find it very hard to right itself without twigs, leaves or other uneven features for its legs to push against.
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A military push against the jihadist group Boko Haram has enabled troops to enter remote parts of northeast Nigeria in the last few months, but insecurity and the fear of violence has restricted access to some areas by road for many aid agencies.
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"What will bring it to a close is the Department of Justice and FBI giving us the information that has either been requested for subpoenaed," said House Freedom Caucus Chairman Mark Meadows, of North Carolina, who has led the impeachment push against Rosenstein.
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They're a modular design; you can sub out the barrel and replace it with a new one, and same for the stock (the part of the gun you push against your shoulder), the sight, the grip, the magazine, and on and on.
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But the plan detailed by the United Arab Emirates' state-owned telecommunications company, Etisalat, was the latest indication that American officials are having difficulty persuading other countries to go along with their push against Huawei, the world's largest maker of telecommunications equipment.
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On Sunday, the Wall Street Journal quoted two U.S. administration officials as saying that Washington was readying a major new sanctions push against North Korea but could hold off on implementing it to avoid disrupting the delicate talks to revive the summit.
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The big picture: Trump's tweet comes just weeks after Big Tech began a push against far-right conspiracy theorist Alex Jones and his website InfoWars — and a week before some of the top executives in Big Tech are set to head back to Capitol Hill.
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But whether enough black middle-class voters return to the A.N.C. will help determine the party's margin of victory — and, more important, whether Mr. Ramaphosa gets the strong mandate to carry out his push against corruption and efforts to clean up his own party.
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They will join the 255,000 or so people already displaced from Mosul and surrounding areas since October, when the U.S.-backed push against Islamic State began - creating a huge challenge for aid agencies delivering food and shelter to people who have known years of suffering.
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"We are ready to give in on some issues, Bialowieza among them, but we are expecting Brussels to stop its push against Warsaw on other issues, such as our much-needed reform of the courts," said the source, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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"I feel lied to," said Anna Beavon Gravely, the deputy state director of the North Carolina chapter of Americans for Prosperity, a Koch-backed group that is funding a grass-roots push against Republicans in Congress who want to stop short of an outright repeal.
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The final agreement looks to be a big win for Democrats, who have been using the threat of a filibuster in the Senate to push against President Donald Trump's request to partially fund the border wall, increase defense spending, and gut environmental and science programs.
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Yet at the same time, Iran does have popularly elected bodies with real power, institutions that push against one another, and political factions that are constantly at one another's throats, jockeying for power and influence to see through their dramatically clashing visions for the country.
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Seemingly, Pruitt is trying to push against the landmark "endangerment finding" from 2009, where the Supreme Court agreed with an earlier EPA finding that greenhouse gases threaten public health, and ruled that the EPA must implement policies that protect people from the dangers of carbon emissions.
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Looking at Alabama's exit polls shows us that the push against the patriarchy has gained heartening force and followers over the past 12 months; it also reminds us that the work isn't even close to over, because the hardest minds to change haven't moved an inch.
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The deployment and arms sales signal an intensified push against Tehran that is likely to raise concerns on Capitol Hill, where lawmakers have questioned the administration's threat assessment about Iran and have expressed concern that the US military build-up could lead to an accidental confrontation.
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That said, the patterns in the data push against the interpretation of Trumpism as indicative of a realignment in which Democrats are "becoming the party of rising professionals," while Republicans represent "downwardly mobile white Americans" (to use the words of George Packer in the New Yorker).
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Raqqa battle looms Trump's push against Islamic State in Syria could soon present him with an unenviable decision on whether to risk alienating NATO ally Turkey by relying on the U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces, or SDF, which, in addition to Arabs, includes Kurdish YPG fighters.
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It is instead an exposition of how two realities, a besieged and defensive Muslim American community and an endlessly suspicious America that constantly demands proof of the community's patriotism, come together to create the constrictions that she and many million young Muslim Americans must push against.
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The grace and precision of the performances — not only Mr. Karam's and Mr. El Basha's, but also those of the actors playing the colleagues, advocates, surprise witnesses and bureaucrats who populate an increasingly crowded story — push against the director's fondness for grand statements and obvious ironies.
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Watch VICE News' Reclaiming Sinjar: Pushing Back the Islamic State: As the commander in al-Yarmouk pointed out, US Special Forces and American aerial support have played a crucial role in the coordinated push against IS, and nowhere is that more obvious than with the Peshmerga.
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Trump loyalists have long been scathing about Page, but the push against Manafort — and to a more modest degree against controversial GOP consultant and longtime Trump friend Roger Stone — has only set the media's antennae twitching with the sense that something big is around the corner.
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The great men of history are typically presented as determined individuals rather than team players, and Cooper treats Johnson Sirleaf no differently, telling the story of Liberia's momentary and ultimately unsuccessful push against female genital mutilation as if it originated with the president's overwhelming humanitarian impulse.
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With a mix of short burlesque reels, documentaries, and feature-length films from the 1980s to 1990s, this particular collection goes back and considers what used to be an accepted depiction of erotica onscreen, and how far filmmakers could push against the censorship of the time.
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Lobbying efforts like Juul's "Project Switch" — which sought to connect customers with a public relations firm that specializes in "grassroots" political messaging for business clients to push against a New York state ban — have public health officials suspicious that a history of fake front groups is repeating itself.
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In 2017, New York State records showed that the company hired a lobbyist to push against the issue there, and an Apple lobbyist in Nebraska told a lawmaker there that passing a right to repair bill would turn the state into a "Mecca for bad actors," criminals, and hackers.
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And the incoming businesses get to take advantage of some of the same tax incentives that became a rallying cry during the push against Amazon: REAP, New York's incentive program for Long Island City, gives companies up to $3,000 per employee per year for moving to the area.
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In addition to revealing that memo on Mueller's scope, Manafort's push against Mueller prompted prosecutors to reveal they found a link between Manafort's business and a person with Russian intelligence ties during the campaign, and were investigating his interactions with Russians in 2016 and possible campaign finance violations.
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Justice Minister Sergio Moro, who before taking his government post was the federal judge who spearheaded the Car Wash trials and sent Lula to jail, said on Wednesday that the Supreme Court sending the cases to an electoral court would be a blow for the country's push against impunity.
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The intricately patterned background of Kehinde Wiley's 2014 oil painting "The Sisters Zenaide and Charlotte Bonaparte," a version of Jacques-Louis David's portrait in which Napoleon's nieces are replaced by two young black women, is an explicit push against the narrowly conceived Western canon in which minimalism took shape.
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The coalition, which is hoping to raise $28503 million over the next three years and has already received commitments for over $22019 million, intends to harness the organizing acumen of local activists and the political prowess of D.C.-based antitrust organizations to push against Amazon's unprecedented power and reach.
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According to City AM, the acquisition will give Tandem a much-needed push against a number of other rival U.K. challenger banks, such as Atom, Starling and Monzo, "with a near-£200m loan book and over £300m of deposits," even if Harrods Bank, owned by Qatar Holdings, is itself loss-making.
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Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer earlier this year engaged in a public push against stock buybacks and laid out a plan to make companies reward their workers — by paying them more, giving them better benefits, and funding their pensions — before they can buy back shares. Sen.
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The coalition, which is hoping to raise $15 million over the next three years and has already received commitments for more than $5 million, intends to harness the organizing acumen of local activists and the political prowess of D.C.-based antitrust organizations to push against Amazon's unprecedented power and reach.
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The foam head is sturdy enough not to bend or buckle even as you push against heavy snow load, yet the material is also gentle enough not to scratch the exterior of your car — that includes auto paint, window and windshield glass, and even those more delicate vehicle vinyl wraps.
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The push against King is an attempt to redraw a line effaced by Donald Trump's race-baiting, and since as you may have noticed Trump is still the president, it matters only as a possible marker for a post-Trump Republican future, not a defining statement for the G.O.P. today.
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Sessions's crackdown on individual illegal gun carriers would also likely come in the absence of a similar push against the traffickers who supply them, as the attorney general nominee has given no indication that he will seek the resources and tools necessary for stanching the flow of firearms in the black market.
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Around the world Two days after Iraqi forces launched a new push against Islamic State in Mosul, bomb blasts ripped through a marketplace in central Baghdad - the start of a spate of attacks that appear to signal a shift in tactics by the Islamist group towards insurgency and away from controlling territory.
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Amazon, Apple, Roku and other streaming services, for instance, have resisted calls to stop streaming NRA TV. Corporations also continue to pump millions of dollars into the campaign coffers of congress members who push against gun reforms while putting no support behind activist efforts, including from Parkland students, to change the gun laws.
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"Today's U.S. data was stronger and any time you get a sentiment number out of Germany that is worse than expected, that combination is going to give the dollar a little bit of a push against the euro," said Scott Wren, senior global equity strategist at Wells Fargo Investment Institute in St. Louis.
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Instead of just insisting that voting is a sacred civic duty, as Democrats have done before, they're now focusing on persuading these voters that voting is a real, tangible thing that can begin to improve their lives now, promoting how they believe Democrats' policies push against adversarial political forces and explaining how government works.
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As part of a push against those allegations, Qatar hired the firm of former U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft to assist in "evaluating, verifying, and as necessary, strengthening the client's anti-money laundering and counterterrorism financial compliance programs and providing legal advice and recommendations to enhance and improve such efforts," according to a contract.
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" The painter Kerry James Marshall, one of the few living artists among the opening crowd on Tuesday, said that no matter how much his contemporaries might want to deny or push against it, "on some level, in one way or another," all of us "want to be a part of an institution like the Met.
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British government officials will meet with representatives of American technology companies this week to demand that they do more to help in the fight against terrorism and online hate speech, the latest move in a widening global push against encryption technology that blocks access to the private messages of criminal and innocent users alike.
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A group of us have been meeting here, a group of Democrats, talking about the fact that when and if we ever resume power in the House, that we&aposre going to push against our own leadership about writing bills, leaving the other side out, because then, whenever they come back, they will say, well, we remember that.
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In a time when democracy is under assault around the world, the Nobel Committee wisely chose to shine its spotlight on Ahmed, a man who has made it his mission to reverse decades of oppression, push against the global tide, and give peace, freedom and equality a chance in a deeply troubled part of the world.
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Having to push against every object in the map and all the level boundaries to try to force your way out isn't much fun… Even for its time, the engine for Dog's Life was a bit crappy…I can't put my finger on it, but it just felt like the world was held together quite loosely.
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In fact, it's hard to find any antitrust expert who has endorsed the logic or outcome of the European Commission's $5.1 billion push against the bundling of apps and services with the Android operating system, says our columnist James B. Stewart: The commission's stated mission is to protect European consumers by assuring them the benefits of competition.
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Skowronek went on: If there is something new in Trump's leadership that claims special attention — something that cannot be bracketed off as a character issue, a personality disorder, or a historical fluke — it lies here, in its forceful push against the boundary condition of affiliation and in its expression of newfound political independence in presidential action.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer joined a frustrated chorus of Democrats mounting a push against Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and Republican leadership to take up gun control legislation after a Saturday rampage in West Texas left at least seven people dead and added fuel to the debate on gun violence in America.
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Juul Labs has taken action to reverse this trend, including a $30 million investment in youth prevention, removal of non-tobacco-flavored nicotine pods from retail stores, deleting its social media, enforcing stricter age verification for online sales, an offensive legal push against counterfeiters and copycats and a new $10 million ad campaign focused on attracting smokers to "make the switch" to Juul.
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Consider just how much the National Rifle Association has changed the conversation about guns in just a few decades: After the NRA went through an internal revolt in the late 1970s, the group began to push against all restrictions on firearms — under the logic that giving even a little on this issue could eventually lead to a sweeping confiscation of everyone's guns.
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But the reality is that they'd almost certainly just spend all that time disagreeing with each other and not producing legislation, because the political incentives they face push against working together, because the centralized leadership structure of Congress makes it hard for them to do anything else, and because there are some deep philosophical disagreements that make it hard to agree.
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When: September 13–November 1 Where: Kohn Gallery (1227 N Highland Ave, Hollywood, Los Angeles) Drawing inspiration from literature, philosophy, history, and science, the work of artist Enrique Martínez Celaya might seem like it requires erudite knowledge of these fields to understand it, but understanding is less important than allowing his images to confound and push against the impulse to make meaning.
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Volker was planning to leave later this year, a source familiar with Volker told the newspaper, but he decided to resign this week amid House Democrats' impeachment push against President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Trump adviser: 'He should stop saying things that are untrue' US moves British ISIS suspects from Syria amid Turkish invasion MORE.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (I-Vt.) announced plans to host rallies in two red states this weekend as he continues his push against Senate Republicans' bill to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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There are Obama administration alumni and party strategists being recruited for the push against Senate Republicans as well, including Katie Beirne Fallon, who was until recently the White House director of legislative affairs; Anita Dunn, a former White House communications director; Paul Tewes, the former 2008 Iowa state director of Mr. Obama's campaign; and Julianna Smoot, a top fund-raiser and another veteran of the 2012 presidential campaign.
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I feel so compelled to try to push against that, to absolutely rebel against the screen by creating paintings that you need to see first hand because something materially is happening in terms of scale, or color, or like where paint wraps around the side of the painting so it's not just on the surface, it's almost three-dimensional — to just stack up as many things as I possibly can.
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Josh HawleyJoshua (Josh) David HawleyGOP signals unease with Barr's gun plan Hillicon Valley: Zuckerberg to meet with lawmakers | Big tech defends efforts against online extremism | Trump attends secretive Silicon Valley fundraiser | Omar urges Twitter to take action against Trump tweet Zuckerberg to meet with lawmakers to discuss 'future internet regulation' MORE's (R-Mo.) push against big tech; and Mike Lillis, staff writer covering Capitol Hill, to look at Congress's return to Washington.
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There's Erno, a former Society citizen — exiled after accidentally causing the death of his mother — who returns as a member of the investigative team; Amestris, an ambitious businesswoman and daughter of a wealthy industrialist from another colony called Persepolis, who marries Erno; Mira, a protest artist grappling with the death of her brother; and Casey, an athlete in the Society who is trying to gain parental rights for his son and push against the communities' social norms.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE is holding a rally at Washington Square Park Wednesday, gearing up for the state's primary next week and hoping to continue to push against Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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The NRDC joined a number of groups last year in an unsuccessful push against President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's "one in, two out" executive order, which directs federal agencies to repeal two regulations for each new one they issue.
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White supremacist demonstrators in Charlottesville push against riot police on August 12, 2017, with virtually no repercussions from police (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)The rally, officially known as Unite the Right, was a major turning point in America's understanding of hate groups in the US. Organized by Jason Kessler, a white supremacist and former contributor to The Daily Caller, the rally showed that racists who may previously have been scared to be so public in their hate are no longer worried about organizing.
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Tonight's highlights include a bicameral push against the "fiduciary" rule, more support for an Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat Joe Biden faces an uncertain path The Memo: Trump pushes back amid signs of economic slowdown MORE tax bill and strong words from Joe BidenJoe BidenPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat Joe Biden faces an uncertain path The Memo: Trump pushes back amid signs of economic slowdown MORE.
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