They explicitly cited federal-court removal in refusing to accept service.
|
|
Coventry fans are refusing to accept the situation in silence, however.
|
|
A growing number of school districts are refusing to accept segregation.
|
|
Large hospitals in Seoul are refusing to accept outpatients from Daegu.
|
|
Those refusing to accept the surrender terms are being evacuated to Idlib.
|
|
McAfee, for his part, kept refusing to accept the hacks as genuine.
|
|
Refusing to accept defeat, Mr. Graham and Mr. Cassidy took another tack.
|
|
But back in the hotel lobby, Amal, is refusing to accept condolences.
|
|
Still, she has remained defiant, refusing to accept the Constitutional Court's ruling.
|
|
"While devolution continues to exist it can't operate like this - this is essentially destroying it, refusing to accept the rights of the parliament and refusing to accept its view," Russell, from the Scottish National Party (SNP), told Reuters.
|
|
Refusing to accept that the Chinese government might well be lying to us.
|
|
Zuckerberg could largely solve this problem by simply refusing to accept political advertising.
|
|
Refusing to accept $3 less per hour than her male counterparts, Debbie gets smart.
|
|
In refusing to accept his charity — as you see it — you assert your equality.
|
|
Another basic tenet of fairness is refusing to accept any gifts, of any amount.
|
|
He was polite but firm in refusing to accept the thinking behind all the questions.
|
|
But Chamisa's supporters say the vote was rigged, so they're refusing to accept the results.
|
|
They could lock them out of the global financial system by refusing to accept payments.
|
|
Democrats on the committee blasted their Republican colleagues for refusing to accept Horowitz's conclusions. Rep.
|
|
Barros&apos appointment sharply divided Osorno&aposs Catholics, with many refusing to accept him as bishop.
|
|
We now face the prospect of a candidate refusing to accept the outcome of the election.
|
|
Booker has joined most 2020 Democratic contenders in refusing to accept campaign donations from corporate PACs.
|
|
"We are standing up to networks like Disney, refusing to accept these huge increases," Verizon said.
|
|
For its part, Valve has acknowledged that refusing to accept the bug report was a mistake.
|
|
Javid resigned earlier this month after refusing to accept Johnson's demand that he sacked his advisers.
|
|
Banks are already refusing to accept two-bolívar notes, the lowest denomination, although they are brand new.
|
|
By refusing to accept legally qualified immigrants, we are tearing the tapestry that has made America great.
|
|
Remember, Trump spent five years leading the birther movement, refusing to accept Obama as a legitimate president.
|
|
He has surprised many by outraising Cruz even while refusing to accept money from political action committees.
|
|
The families who have won compensation had remained on their land, refusing to accept the state's terms.
|
|
Most sane, mature news organizations see this problem and address it by refusing to accept paid content.
|
|
Hotels and gas stations are also reportedly refusing to accept people from Wuhan, according to online reports.
|
|
Long before the cries of "fake news," Republicans were refusing to accept science that contradicted their prejudices.
|
|
The generation of young women coming of age today is refusing to accept its limited representations in media.
|
|
Refusing to accept either his death or her inheritance, she ends up taking her daddy issues to Asia.
|
|
Even so, refusing to accept money so it can go to help others is selfless in today's world.
|
|
On the other hand, the United States also is acting foolishly by refusing to accept bargain-priced steel.
|
|
He is refusing to accept donations from lobbyists or corporate political action committees, which has made fundraising a grind.
|
|
No other answer matters but the one he just gave about refusing to accept the result of the election.
|
|
Jammeh fled to Equatorial Guinea last month under regional military pressure after refusing to accept his defeat to Barrow.
|
|
But their refusal resulted in Marsh immediately firing the two men "for cause," refusing to accept Mr. Gilman's retirement.
|
|
O'Rouke is still reporting higher fundraising figures than Cruz, despite refusing to accept campaign donations from political action committees.
|
|
Refusing to accept my fate as a woman, I used my short haircut to pretend to be a boy.
|
|
Further complicating the situation, Maduro is refusing to accept U.S. offers of humanitarian assistance, despite his public's glaring needs.
|
|
What is more human than refusing to accept things as they are, than believing we can make them better?
|
|
Rebels refusing to accept the deal will be exiled with their families to other rebel-held parts of the country.
|
|
But Charlie's parents, refusing to accept the prognosis, want to take him to the United States for an experimental treatment.
|
|
A big part of confronting Islamophobia, for me at least, has been refusing to accept it's not a big deal.
|
|
Five officers were called in 2018 to intimidate a patient who was refusing to accept medication for their bipolar disorder.
|
|
His sister, Bea, lives in an Ikea-furnished flat in London, refusing to accept even a penny from her father.
|
|
Many Zimbabweans doubt the government's ability to manage the new bond note system, with some shops refusing to accept the currency.
|
|
Those words led Republicans to mock Clinton for refusing to accept responsibility for running a bad campaign that ended in defeat.
|
|
Democrats were quick to accuse the Republicans of refusing to accept the F.B.I.'s recommendation, despite past praise for Mr. Comey.
|
|
Many people are marching, demonstrating, ranting on social media, and refusing to accept that Donald Trump will be the next president.
|
|
It's about holding each other up as sisters, challenging the status quo, and refusing to accept less than what we deserve.
|
|
The City Council approved legislation on Thursday that prohibits stores, restaurants and other retail outlets from refusing to accept hard currency.
|
|
Instead, they've been able to review return requests individually and enforce certain policies, like refusing to accept items that have been used.
|
|
Boyfriends looking to marry have also been caught out: their future in-laws are refusing to accept the bride-price in zollars.
|
|
Her office decried "intimidation" tactics by some activists who she said were manipulating migrants into refusing to accept government offers of shelter.
|
|
A second route would be to challenge the changes in court either by refusing to accept them or by declaring them invalid.
|
|
As a result, he told the doormen to refuse services to her, and this includes refusing to accept packages addressed to her.
|
|
Furthermore, some human rights groups accuse border officials of illegally refusing to accept asylum seekers trying to present themselves at entry points.
|
|
President Nicolas Maduro is refusing to accept aid and has erected blocks across a border bridge with Colombia with the military's help.
|
|
And refusing to accept a kidney from a loved one who can help is not necessarily a brave act of self-sacrifice.
|
|
Trump, thus, is refusing to accept the political truths that were forced upon a nation through political bullying and dehumanization of dissent.
|
|
Mom started out by refusing to accept any blame on the basis that she made the best decision she could at the time.
|
|
"That assumes a pessimism about America, about the economy, about the people, about its culture that we're simply refusing to accept," Mulvaney said.
|
|
The refugees are stateless, with Myanmar refusing to accept them and Bangladesh referring to them as "undocumented Myanmar nationals," according to the Economist.
|
|
Tom Rooney (R-Fla.) criticized the National Rifle Association (NRA) for refusing to accept "reasonable" gun control regulations in an interview published Wednesday.
|
|
That is, it's about refusing to accept incremental, half-a-loaf-is-better-than-none politics and demanding go-for-broke maximalism instead.
|
|
After her ouster, she hinted at defiance, refusing to accept the court ruling and instead saying that "the truth will be known" later.
|
|
Mr. Raskin and Richard J. Barnet started the institute in 226, fiercely devoted to maintaining its independence by refusing to accept government funding.
|
|
"That assumes a pessimism about America, about the economy, about the people, about its culture that we're simply refusing to accept, " Mulvaney said Monday.
|
|
Hillary refuses to show any political friendship to Israel, refusing to accept Israel's right to control Jerusalem during her tenure in the State Department.
|
|
Refusing to accept donations from fossil fuel corporations would have signaled to disaffected progressives that the DNC is serious when it talks about reform.
|
|
In another context, this confrontation might be a powerful reminder to Escobar that he's refusing to accept responsibility for the violence he has perpetuated.
|
|
Republicans are defunding research, politicizing grantmaking, diminishing science's role in the agency rulemaking process, and flat out refusing to accept conclusions they don't like.
|
|
The result was that the industry appeared to stop believing what Boeing was saying — or knew something the manufacturer was itself refusing to accept.
|
|
Rather than refusing to accept indicators of impending death, many journalists and analysts seem incapable of accepting signs that the Trump presidency could survive.
|
|
The new President won an unthinkable election by refusing to accept conventional wisdom about the women's vote and plunging himself enthusiastically into uncharted political territory.
|
|
"The times we are living in call for difficult decisions – Proud of my father for refusing to accept these horrendous crimes against humanity," she wrote.
|
|
Aggravating the slowdown, the government has also vowed it will not relent on enforcing anti-pollution controls, refusing to accept mounting economic pressure as excuses.
|
|
And by refusing to accept abstractions, we come to know people as individuals, and can come to love them in Baldwin's sense of the word.
|
|
It is currently in a spat with Malta, which is refusing to accept a German ship with 234 rescued migrants already turned away from Italy.
|
|
Varoufakis quit as finance minister last July after refusing to accept the terms of a third bailout for Greece which imposed further tough austerity measures.
|
|
The producers of "Hamilton" are trying an unusual approach for theater — paperless ticketing — while the producers of "Harry Potter" are refusing to accept resold tickets.
|
|
His posture of being above such things is notable; he responded to losing the Heinrich-Heine by saying he was refusing to accept the honor anyway.
|
|
Refusing to accept no for an answer, the star jumped under the barricade and ran down to his seat while an usher tried to stop him.
|
|
Abadi had the option of acquiescing and agreeing to negotiate Iraqi Kurdistan's long-term future, or refusing to accept the challenge it presented to Iraq's integrity.
|
|
Seoul said Wednesday that North Korea was protesting the drills by refusing to accept its offer to send 50,000 tons of rice through an international agency.
|
|
The Czechs are facing an EU legal suit for refusing to accept asylum-seekers under the union's system meant to relieve countries hit most by immigration.
|
|
They gave accounts of being beaten by soldiers and border police for refusing to accept the cards, and being blocked from traveling for lack of one.
|
|
Lopez Obrador narrowly lost in 2006 and by a larger margin in 2012, in both cases refusing to accept results he dismissed as marred by fraud.
|
|
Sceptics have warned that a disputed result could lead to a dangerous political stand-off, with losers refusing to accept the outcome, as happened in 2014.
|
|
Through her own research, Grant has come across people trivializing the use of music in torture situations and refusing to accept it as a serious issue.
|
|
We need a president who puts our country first, not one who continues to empower Putin and threaten our national security by refusing to accept the truth.
|
|
Two banking sources said most international banks were still refusing to accept cheques from holders of accounts at one major Iranian commercial bank that has been reconnected.
|
|
"Ultimately this is a deterrent to drivers actually refusing to accept trips," said Rachel Bien, an employment lawyer at Outten & Golden LLP who has litigated similar cases.
|
|
Refusing to accept money for his daughter's tuition will both require more discussion of the topic he's asked you not to raise and look a little ungrateful.
|
|
Elected to the Senate in 2006, he has criticized Wall Street banks and defended the Affordable Care Act, refusing to accept congressional health care until it passed.
|
|
Mr. Buttigieg is refusing to accept corporate political action committee money and recently signed a pledge to not take money from the oil, gas and coal industries.
|
|
Getting more women to run for political office is a priority for her, as is refusing to accept the first "no" she hears from those she asks.
|
|
If more people are displaced, he warned, Europe would probably see another wave of refugees — a reminder that Mr. Erdogan is refusing to accept more from Syria.
|
|
Refusing to accept that grim prognosis, his father, Tom, who was also Atkinson's coach at the time, demanded that his son's leg be put in a splint.
|
|
"The times we are living in call for difficult decisions — Proud of my father for refusing to accept these horrendous crimes against humanity," she wrote on Twitter.
|
|
The result is that the industry appears to have stopped believing what Boeing is saying — or knew something the manufacturer was, until Monday, itself refusing to accept.
|
|
Lord knows, it'd be easy to mock the Trainspotting-poster rhetoric, the Fight Club justification for refusing to accept the inevitable responsibilities and disappointments of adult life.
|
|
The British bank Barclays made headlines earlier on Thursday by refusing to accept certain new currency stop-loss orders, or orders linked to a pre-established price, online.
|
|
BELGRADE (Reuters) - Serbia' foreign minister accused world powers on Tuesday of using double standards by refusing to accept the Catalan independence referendum while largely welcoming a separate Kosovo.
|
|
Reformist university professor Sadeq Zibakalam said hardliners were still refusing to accept the election's verdict: that an overwhelming majority of Iranians want the system to become more open.
|
|
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA), in particular, has faced criticism in previous years for occasionally refusing to accept D.C. driver's licenses as proof of identity at airport security.
|
|
One reading is that McConnell was putting partisan interests above the national interest, refusing to accept clear evidence of Russian interference in order to aid Donald Trump's election.
|
|
Cohen has been seeking a sentence reduction since last year, arguing prosecutors were refusing to accept his cooperation because doing so would implicate President Donald Trump in crimes.
|
|
Bolsonaro last week drew international headlines for refusing to accept a $85033 million fund to fight the fire offered by the countries making up the Group of Seven.
|
|
Read more " _____ • A. Barton Hinkle in Richmond Times-Dispatch: "For years, environmentalists have blasted 'climate science deniers' for refusing to accept the evidence for human-caused global warming.
|
|
The president has denied a humanitarian crisis exists in the country -- refusing to accept much-needed foreign aid, while also blaming blackouts on a terror attack and American sabotage.
|
|
China, for example, is refusing to accept U.S.-imposed economic reforms, and to grant liberal access to its markets as a condition of a mutually acceptable bilateral trading regime.
|
|
If L3 is the good guy, refusing to accept a status quo that sees her and her kind as second-class, then what or who is she up against?
|
|
" And the day after, she tweeted: "The times we are living in call for difficult decisions - Proud of my father for refusing to accept these horrendous crimes against humanity.
|
|
He didn't like how Chu's management decisions — such as restricting promotions and refusing to accept client matters outside his own practice — had affected his team's morale, these people said.
|
|
The military is losing patience with the leader, who is refusing to accept a deal that would allow him to resign without the disgrace of being forced from office.
|
|
With the data at their disposal and the platforms they maintain, social media companies could raise standards for civility by refusing to accept ad revenue for placing fake news.
|
|
He argued that Mexican and Canadian trade negotiators are refusing to accept provisions they have agreed to in the past, including portions of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreement.
|
|
Less an antithesis to Modernism than an alternative to it, such projects embraced 20th-century idioms while refusing to accept industrial mass production as the fundamental fact of modernity.
|
|
Poland's government has drawn fire from top European Union officials for interfering with the courts, cracking down on the news media and dissent, and refusing to accept Muslim refugees.
|
|
With his slick, easy optimism, Mayor Pete reminds me of so many techies who promise big, disruptive change while refusing to accept the full costs of achieving their idealism.
|
|
The countries have skirmished a number of times over the past two decades, with Ethiopia refusing to accept the 2000 agreement's provisions for handling locations claimed by both countries.
|
|
Separated from his mother, who was imprisoned for refusing to accept British sovereignty, he converted to Christianity and was brought to England, where he became a favorite of Victoria's.
|
|
In the wake of defeat, stunned opposition leaders could not even agree whether to pursue fraud allegations, with some refusing to accept the election results and others publicly admitting defeat.
|
|
They have proved less amenable, however, to adopting "European" values of social liberalism, with both Hungary and Poland refusing to accept Syrian refugees as part of an EU quota system.
|
|
"In refusing to accept the extraordinary public benefits of the museum, the Friends of the Parks has proven itself to be no friend of Chicago," Hobson said in a statement.
|
|
What do we do as we hear all of these horrendous stories of men in powerful positions taking advantage of people and refusing to accept the consequences of their actions?
|
|
Refusing to accept the posters as sly humor, the critics accused the marchers of obscenity and vulgarity — another familiar objection that raises its head whenever Pakistani women demand their rights.
|
|
"The Taliban have to show flexibility " The Taliban are refusing to accept a partial release of the prisoners or any conditions on their release, its spokesman told Reuters on Friday.
|
|
Saudi Arabia is refusing to accept a deal that would forbid it from enriching uranium and reprocessing plutonium, the mechanisms necessary not for nuclear energy but for developing a weapon.
|
|
The university cleared Dr. Elton after a brief inquiry, but the integrity office played the one powerful card it holds: refusing to accept what it considers flawed or shoddy investigations.
|
|
Ex-communist easterners, led by Poland and Hungary, are still refusing to accept a share of the new arrivals to alleviate the burden on countries such as Italy and Greece.
|
|
Court records show that she twice attempted to make partial payments of $25 and $50, but the court returned those payments, refusing to accept anything less than payment in full.
|
|
"Quo Vado?" is the tale about Checco, a man from a small Italian town who — after refusing to accept redundancy — is trying everything to keep his job as a government employee.
|
|
Law, the last lawmaker to be sworn in, then refused to leave the podium, demanding that Chen explain his reasons for refusing to accept the oaths of Leung, Yiu and Yau.
|
|
This is Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas's policy of punishing Hamas for refusing to accept a reconciliation agreement that would have required turnover of arms, border control and other instruments of power.
|
|
While the episode you describe does have the hallmarks of domestic battery — which often involves the victim lying and refusing to accept that something is seriously wrong — people do have accidents.
|
|
"The Senecas, as well as other tribes across the country, are refusing to accept that and filing lawsuits to hold big pharma accountable for the harms that they've caused," Gaddy said.
|
|
Big City Late last month, Ritchie J. Torres, a popular city councilman from the Bronx, introduced a bill that would forbid certain businesses in New York from refusing to accept cash.
|
|
Robert Freeman, the executive director of the Committee on Open Government, said he had received "numerous complaints" over the years about the Police Department refusing to accept information requests by email.
|
|
Mr. Maduro's decision that all 2100-bolívar notes must be exchanged has caused panic, partly because the deadline keeps shifting and many banks and businesses are already refusing to accept them.
|
|
"That assumes a pessimism about America, about the economy, about its people, about its culture, that we're simply refusing to accept," White House budget director Mick Mulvaney told reporters on Monday.
|
|
And yet, as ungraceful as refusing to accept the inevitable is, I haven't been able to get on board with the "Smile lines are the marks of a lifetime of laughter!" mindset.
|
|
"Cash-free businesses are discriminatory by design," tweeted New York City Councilman Ritchie Torres, a Democrat, who introduced a bill last month that would prohibit retailers from refusing to accept cash payments.
|
|
Stacey Abrams, Georgia's Democratic candidate for governor, is refusing to accept Republican Brian Kemp's claim of victory in the race, as her campaign's litigation team plans to file lawsuits throughout the state.
|
|
And in the more lazily formulaic second act, in which the children confront their too-demanding parents for refusing to accept them as they are, you can taste glucose in the air.
|
|
A month later 16 PLI deputies were expelled from parliament for refusing to accept the authority of the new leader, Pedro Reyes, who is thought to have close links to Mr Ortega.
|
|
He's certainly not refusing to accept the reality, but he's also clear ... he feels there's a missing "humanistic" chip in Trump's DNA, so New Yorkers need to rally together to protect themselves.
|
|
Mr. Bhusal acknowledged that the reconstruction agency remained weak, with more than half of its 208 positions unfilled, because civil servants were refusing to accept transfers to an overloaded, much-criticized division.
|
|
She blamed House Speaker Nancy Pelosi for refusing to accept the president's latest offer — but that's because Democrats are firm about not letting Trump hold federal paychecks hostage to achieve campaign promises.
|
|
Starting on Monday, Instacart gig employees plan to strike by refusing to accept orders from shoppers until the company provides the benefits they need to continue working in the safest way possible.
|
|
Mr. Biden and his defenders say he is being attacked for refusing to accept what they consider a false premise: that progress is possible only through the use of uncompromising political force.
|
|
By refusing to accept the weight of this loaded term as a label for herself, Kim is only reaffirming all of the negative baggage that we have come to associate with this word.
|
|
She also delivered a sharp rebuke of the Trump administration and the policy of separating families at the border, reiterating her administration's policy refusing to accept new ICE detainees into Atlanta's city jail.
|
|
Does the trope of a guy refusing to accept that the girl he desires doesn't have romantic feelings for him, and doing everything in his power to alter that fate, still work today?
|
|
These kinds of small public relations victories will be helpful for Trump who is coming into office with such high unfavorable ratings and so many Americans actively refusing to accept his election victory.
|
|
Mr. Sanders added to the drama by refusing to accept the A.P. survey and vowing to fight on, while Mr. Trump argued that he had done more for women than Mrs. Clinton. Mrs.
|
|
Martin left Kansas State in 2012 for South Carolina, where he has built a winning culture by refusing to accept that basketball had to take a back seat on the football-mad campus.
|
|
In defiance of overwhelming scientific evidence, the Russian Orthodox church is still refusing to accept as genuine the remains of the royal family, most of whom were solemnly buried in St Petersburg in 19983.
|
|
As they sat, protected and prospering, the elders of Wakanda washed their hands of the plight of Black people in rest of the world, while refusing to accept Erik as one of their own.
|
|
China frequently huffs about American warships in the western Pacific, refusing to accept one of the Pentagon's main reasons for deploying there: that America has a vital stake in the security of Asian trade.
|
|
The CHP argues that by refusing to accept any loss of power, he is dragging Turkey deeper into authoritarianism with the help of increasingly co-opted institutions such as the High Election Board (YSK).
|
|
Many in the media want to point the finger at others for this plummet in trust with the American people, refusing to accept the very large role they've had in bringing this upon themselves.
|
|
Throughout the markup, Collins and other Republicans blasted their Democratic colleagues for refusing to accept Mueller's conclusion that there is no evidence of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia during the 2016 election.
|
|
And yet, that doesn't stop certain members of Michael Jackson's fanbase from refusing to accept his passing, just as fervently as they refuse to accept the many allegations of child sexual abuse against him.
|
|
The immigration crisis magnified this, with several countries breaking ranks with the European Union's policy, erecting walls and refusing to accept their quota of refugees, choosing their own perceived interests over the bloc's principles.
|
|
After nearly a year in office, Mr. Trump is still refusing to accept the intelligence community's conclusions that Russia launched an attack on American democracy by interfering in the 2016 election on his behalf.
|
|
They always battled, as one British World Cup commentator put it, with "vigor and verve," refusing to accept that work ethic and guile couldn't close their skill gap with the rest of the world.
|
|
Whether it's being overconfident about the stock's prospects or refusing to accept a loss, a lack of objectivity can leave your portfolio vulnerable to market shocks and can affect your long-term financial stability.
|
|
" If DHS were to go with this policy, it would mean the agency components, which include CBP, "refusing to accept New York driver's licenses as a valid form of ID for DHS business purposes.
|
|
Refusing to accept the outcome, Clifford murdered his mutinous crew rather than let them return home with no answers, a tragedy that was covered up by the government's space program to avoid any embarrassment.
|
|
Carmack was fired from id in 2005, and sued his former employer soon after that, claiming he was forced out after refusing to accept a lowball offer to sell back his stake in the company.
|
|
Refusing to accept his silence, Ms. Blackman reached out to him, and he told her that there had been a death in his family, and that he had spent his entire day at the funeral.
|
|
But Yahya Jammeh, who ran the nation of 1.8 million for a generation after seizing power in 20123, was forced out by regional military forces this week after refusing to accept his defeat in a Dec.
|
|
By refusing to accept their evasions, and by laying out in panoramic detail what happened after the tsunami, Mr Lloyd Parry offers a voice to the grieving who, too often, found it hard to be heard.
|
|
Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari has won a second term in office after a contentious Nigerian election this weekend, but the opposition are refusing to accept the outcome and a period of uncertainty and unrest could follow.
|
|
But now insurers are engaging in a different kind of effort to avoid covering people with expensive illnesses by refusing to accept premium payments from third-party charities that help low-income patients pay their premiums.
|
|
Beauvoir believed there was a way out of the roles that society might try to impose on a person, by articulating a set of ideas about one's life and refusing to accept evidence to the contrary.
|
|
The United States can enforce a policy of refusing to accept service of legal papers at its embassies, Judge Denny Chin wrote for a unanimous three-judge panel, and so may Sudan and any other nation.
|
|
Hekmatullah Hekmat, 60, who joined Mr. Hekmatyar's party in his 20s, said Mr. Hekmatyar's actions in the 1990s were taken in self-defense as other guerrilla factions were refusing to accept his role in the government.
|
|
Much of the legal showdown hinges on whether the DOJ can argue that North Carolina has violated federal law by refusing to accept current, widely held medical standards — that gender identity is separate from biological sex.
|
|
"People who use the personal choices of climate scientists as some kind of excuse for not understanding science or refusing to accept science, those are not good-faith arguments, and we shouldn't really entertain them," Schmidt said.
|
|
Contrast that with Trump's two performances: calling it a "foreign virus," refusing to accept responsibility, then surrounding himself on Friday by a cadre of others -- corporate executives, government officials -- to share the guilt and deflect all criticism.
|
|
Gen Z knows what's real -- the threat of a warming planet, the lack of strong gun protections at a federal level -- and what's not: the socially-arbitrary gender roles that many of them are refusing to accept.
|
|
Lawmakers railed against Thorne for refusing to accept wrongdoing after an audio recording surfaced in which he appeared to ask the comptroller to approve a modification to a $520 million airport contract in exchange for a bigger budget.
|
|
" Wachtel said that in refusing "to accept the obstructionist position of her recalcitrant Russian and Chinese counterparts, Ambassador Haley made it clear that the U.S. was prepared to end the North Korean threat on its own if necessary.
|
|
Poland and Hungary, as well as Slovakia and the Czech Republic, cite security concerns and the need to preserve the traditional make-up of their societies in refusing to accept refugees from the Middle East and North Africa.
|
|
There's a longstanding history of rockists refusing to accept rap as legitimate music (or disco for that matter), in the same way that country music has historically existed on its own island that few outsiders would dare touch.
|
|
BEIJING/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China will order detailed punishment measures for officials in regions that miss air quality targets this winter, refusing to accept unfavorable weather or mounting economic pressure as excuses, an environment ministry official said on Monday.
|
|
ROME (Reuters) - Italy appeared to relent on Thursday after at first refusing to accept 226 migrants on board a German charity rescue ship, saying later in the day it would take them in but would impound the vessel.
|
|
Mr. Abbas responded by refusing to accept any revenue transferred from Israel, effectively giving up more than half the authority's income and setting it on a kamikaze course if Israel does not repeal or suspend its new law.
|
|
And while the president has said repeatedly that he wants to protect the Dreamers — at one point he called on Congress to pass a bipartisan "bill of love" — many blame him for refusing to accept the bipartisan deal.
|
|
Big retailers like Bed, Bath and Beyond, Target, and TJX Brands are refusing to accept tariff price increases from their brand suppliers, telling the companies they will have to either eat the tariff costs or find another buyer.
|
|
The DPA said it has received dozens of complaints from internet users who had had their access to websites blocked after refusing to accept tracking cookies — so it has taken the step of publishing clear guidance on the issue.
|
|
He demonstrated his tenacity - some might say stubbornness - to the last, refusing to accept his expulsion from his own ZANU-PF party and clinging on for a week until parliament started to impeach him after the de facto coup.
|
|
SINGAPORE/MANILA (Reuters) - Mobile phone retailers in some Asian countries are refusing to accept Huawei devices for trade-ins, as more consumers look to offload their device on worries Google suspending business with the Chinese firm will disrupt services.
|
|
G20 sources said the United States was refusing to accept language on climate change as a risk to the economy, and other delegates might ultimately have to revert to an earlier draft that did not include the climate language.
|
|
Podesta on Friday accused Trump of refusing to accept the U.S. intelligence community's assessment that the Russian government sought to influence the 2016 election in his favor by launching a hacking campaign aimed at damaging Clinton's White House bid.
|
|
Screengrab: Superior Court of the State of CaliforniaA California woman who claims she saw Sasquatch perched in a tree last year is suing California for refusing to accept what she now knows to be true: Bigfoot inhabits the San Bernardino mountains.
|
|
The Roman government forced Socrates to drink poison, Jesus Christ's message of love and forgiveness introduced his palms to a sharpened nail, Sir Thomas More was executed for refusing to accept a divorcee as the representative of God's divinity on Earth.
|
|
The plans also include retaliation measures against states that limit access to records, such as closing down local DHS offices, refusing to accept their state identification, cutting TSA PreCheck services, and potentially issuing subpoenas for driver's licenses provided to undocumented immigrants.
|
|
If you'll remember, we ended last week's episode with Oliver (Conrad Ricamora) refusing to accept Connor's (Jack Falahee) marriage proposal, instead telling him about what he and Michaela (Aja Naomi King) have really been up to at the law firm.
|
|
Per Nerdwallet, filing a claim for that refund may require: a receipt, your credit card statement showing that purchase, a copy of the store's return policy, and documentation from the store acknowledging that they are refusing to accept the item.
|
|
The plans also include retaliation measures against states that limit access to records, such as closing down DHS offices there, refusing to accept their state identification, cutting TSA PreCheck services, and potentially subpoenaing for drivers' licenses provided to undocumented immigrants.
|
|
The Clintons, while denying any wrongdoing, have planned a series of changes -- including refusing to accept foreign and corporate contributions and shifting some of its programs to other charities -- designed to reduce appearances of impropriety if Hillary Clinton wins the 2016 presidential race.
|
|
The leading contenders on the Democratic side appear to be Franklin County Recorder Danny O'Connor, former Franklin County Sheriff Zach Scott and farmer John Russell, who is running on a progressive platform of single-payer healthcare and refusing to accept corporate donations.
|
|
Trump, as part of a failed eleventh-hour plea to get Republicans to vote against the resolution of disapproval, signaled that he could support making future changes to the National Emergencies Act, despite refusing to accept a deal earlier in the week.
|
|
Since 2010, the Hungarian premier has increased his control over the media and put allies in charge of formerly independent institutions, while his stand on refusing to accept large numbers of migrants in Hungary has also brought him into conflict with the European Union.
|
|
This is madness for many reasons, but most of all because in refusing to accept a refugee, a country is refusing to admit an employable human being who will, most economic studies show, make a positive contribution to economic growth in the long run.
|
|
It would require the Homeland Security Department to submit to Congress every 90 days a list of countries refusing to accept back citizens who commit crimes in the U.S. The bill would also stop travel visa programs and cut foreign aid to uncooperative countries.
|
|
The talks, which have been proceeding intermittently since a March election in the province, broke down on Tuesday with Sinn Fein saying the DUP was refusing to accept legitimate demands of Irish nationalists such as official recognition of the status of the Irish language.
|
|
"More and more consumers are refusing to accept the status quo of healthcare and are saying no to expensive tests, inconvenient appointments and little to no access to their own test results," said Jeff Hawkins, the president and chief executive of Truvian, in a statement.
|
|
"So this week, I'll head back to work on Supergirl even more committed to being a part of changing the norm by listening when people speak up, and refusing to accept an environment that is anything less than a safe, respectful and collaborative space," she wrote.
|
|
Yet as countries in the rich world grow increasingly detached from cash, with some shops and cafes flat-out refusing to accept the stuff, economists can already see early evidence of the benefits of going cashless—as well as the relatively painless nature of the transition.
|
|
Only after starting to shut the program down on September 220, by refusing to accept new applications, did the Trump administration disclose how many people had DACA on the last day the program was fully in effect: 2000,25 immigrants were protected by DACA on September 25 of this year.
|
|
The Trump administration has had several opportunities to end DACA — either by nullifying the existing protections for the 780,000 people who've already been approved under the program or by refusing to accept any new people or renew the two-year protections for existing DACA recipients when they expire.
|
|
In recent years, Orban has established himself on the world stage as a leading voice against immigration, refusing to accept migrants and refugees from the Third World, particularly Islamic nations, at a time when the liberal states of Western Europe struggle to find a solution to the crisis.
|
|
" He was accused in a lawsuit by former co-host Gretchen Carlson of engaging in a "pattern and practice of severe and pervasive sexual harassment of Carlson" in part by "refusing to accept and treat her as an intelligent and insightful female journalist rather than a blond female prop.
|
|
With rising rents in the neighborhood, the apartments have become so valuable — especially the larger ones that can be broken into two or three units — that some landlords are denying succession rights and refusing to accept rent payments as a ruse to bring tenants to housing court, she said.
|
|
To put it bluntly, Qatar is being penalized for refusing to accept the status quo of the past 40 years, and for daring to challenge the conventional wisdom in the gulf that bashing Tehran, buttressing military strongmen and suppressing political Islamism are the right path for the region.
|
|
Jammeh, who ruled Gambia for 22 years before being forced into exile after refusing to accept an election defeat, created a terror and assassination squad reporting to him called the Junglers that threatened, terrorized, interrogated and killed people he saw as a threat to his rule, the Treasury Department said.
|
|
Unfortunately, powerful special interests have opposed increased VA accountability, with public-sector unions refusing to accept any but the most minimum accountability measures, such as the weak measures offered by the Veterans First Act, despite the egregious and well-documented abuses by VA employees for which veterans ultimately pay the price.
|
|
So while most professional critics would agree that going out of your way to mock the fans of a thing is both unproductive and cruel — and so is dismissing entire genres as being by their nature less-than — refusing to accept that any critique whatsoever might be legitimate is limiting.
|
|
"We believe that refusing to accept the formerly adopted no-confidence motion that rejects the appointment of the nominal premiership and coming out with various types of cheap excuses are not appropriate for a President of a country," Dissanayake said in a letter to Sirisena, a copy of which was seen by Reuters.
|
|
They did not fully use their allotted time for questioning and accused Democrats of refusing to accept Mr. Mueller's decisions not to charge Mr. Trump or his campaign for either conspiracy with the Russians or obstruction of justice — ignoring the special counsel's conclusion that he could not exonerate the president of obstruction, either.
|
|
He specifically asks Kalanick and Green: "Regrettably, African Americans and other racial minorities have long experienced discrimination when attempting to hail a taxi directly from the curb, with cabs either driving past African-American customers or refusing to accept passengers traveling to certain neighborhoods," Franken wrote in the letter addressed to Kalanick and Green.
|
|
This is heartbreaking, and at times makes me feel helpless...So this week, I'll head back to work on Supergirl even more committed to being a part of changing the norm by listening when people speak up, and refusing to accept an environment that is anything less than a safe, respectful and collaborative space.
|
|
To the Editor: With important museums and institutions rightly refusing to accept donations from the Sacklers, the family has the opportunity, the means and the moral imperative to donate their ill-gotten funds to treatment and recovery centers that serve the obscenely large numbers of people whose lives have been destroyed by the opioid crisis.
|
|
So look how eerily similar that is to our moment in which Trump faces a Democratic Party that has still refusing to accept the result of a loss of election, wants to get rid of Trump however they can, and is pursuing all these strategies, including the inflammatory race card and fascism card, to discredit Trump and his supporters.
|
|
Idaho Republicans are working to roll back the Medicaid expansion approved by their voters in November, another case of GOP lawmakers refusing to accept a Democratic mandate to expand health care to their constituents under the Affordable Care Act, and a reminder of the complicated legacy left by the Supreme Court's 2012 decision on the health care law.
|
|
We know that he&aposs wanted to, but that his legal team has been advising him against it and now, tonight, there is even more reason for his legal team to advise him against it because Robert Mueller is refusing to accept one of their key demands, to limit questioning during their face-to-face interview to matters of collusion.
|
|
But the recent economic boom in Philadelphia, long one of the most affordable big cities in the Washington-to-Boston corridor, has led to rent increases even in poor and working-class neighborhoods, and many landlords are now refusing to accept the vouchers when they can get higher rents, without the bureaucratic red tape that plagues the program, on the open market.
|
|
But they're a set of voices who are refusing to accept a story that says that what the survivors of slavery endured in the cotton fields has nothing to do with the wealth of the US today or the disproportion of the wealth between white people in the US on average and the wealth of black people in the US on average.
|
|
The center was one of four New York-based facilities that was found to engage in violations of city laws, including refusing to accept transgender people as patients, assigning rooms to transgender people based on their assigned sex at birth, and requiring transgender patients to undergo physical exams to determine whether they were on hormone therapy or had undergone surgery.
|
|
Ivanka tweeted in support of the decision: "The times we are living in call for difficult decisions - Proud of my father for refusing to accept these horrendous crimes against humanity" Tillerson was already scheduled to travel to Moscow next week before the strikes happened, and a senior aide confirmed to ABC News that he will still make the trip and he will discuss Assad while there.
|
|
When states stop sabotaging the system by refusing to accept federal aid to expand Medicaid and when the public option is restored to the Affordable Care Act as intended, the differences will become more obvious between where we are and where we would have been, absent a leader who was willing and able to finally tackle the long-feared, monstrous challenge of building a lifesaving health care system.
|
|
"There were hundreds of people of the atrium of the Hart building chanting and holding signs and sitting down on the floor and refusing to leave and refusing to be quiet because all of us are united in and refusing to accept that someone who is so dangerous in so many ways and so unfit to get to be on this court has a good chance of being approved to be on the court," she told The Hill.
|
|
There was no such reprieve for Britain's pound as it fell to $13 and to 21 pence per euro, extending a slump of 21 percent or more since the UK's June vote to leave the EU. The impact of the plunge was starting to show beyond the market too, as the UK's largest supermarket Tesco started taking some of the products from one of its biggest suppliers Unilever off its shelves after refusing to accept a 20.8928 percent price hike.
|
|
Orban has increased his control over the media and put allies in control of formerly independent institutions, while his stand on refusing to accept large numbers of migrants in Hungary has also put him in conflict with the EU. Orban said a summit of EU leaders in June should not make broad changes to the way the bloc handles immigration, adding that decisions should be made after elections to the European Parliament next year to ensure voters get a say in the matter.
|
|
Orban has increased his control over the media and put allies in control of formerly independent institutions, while his stand on refusing to accept large numbers of migrants in Hungary has also put him in conflict with the EU. Orban said a summit of EU leaders in June should not make broad changes to the way the bloc handles immigration, adding that decisions should be made after elections to the European Parliament next year to ensure voters get a say in the matter.
|
|
Cut to two hours later — after we had found the restaurant's entrance (past the supermarket's back alley and up a flight of stairs); worked our way through appetizers of wild chicory with garlic confit and cloudlike shishbarak dumplings of lamb and goat's yogurt; and had just polished off a crispy-skin grouper filet and an extravagant spin on tournedos Rossini that paired bone marrow with goose liver, chestnuts and veal stock — our waiter was refusing to accept that we were too full for dessert.
|
|
The Democratic Party seized on House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE's refusal to back Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE on Thursday, slamming the GOP for refusing to accept its own presumptive presidential nominee.
|
|
Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.) said Sunday that President-elect Donald 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 is undermining his own presidency by refusing to accept the conclusion of the U.S. intelligence community's reports on Russia's meddling in the United States election.
|
|
In this episode, the Weeds team discusses these findings as well as how alcohol policies compare to marijuana policies, and the effect the war on drugs has had on legalization efforts in the US. Sarah, Matt, and Ezra also discuss the state of the rapidly changing health care debate in the Senate, and the dynamics that are creating such a turbulent situation: moderate Republicans balking at the prospect of the uninsured population shooting up; far-right senators refusing to accept anything less than a full repeal of Obamacare as nearly enough; and a lack of leadership from Mitch McConnell and Donald Trump.
|
|