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Will he stick to this track or reverse course again?
The Khashoggi affair is a critical moment to reverse course.
But this new system makes it harder to reverse course.
Now, it appears the organization is willing to reverse course.
He predicted the stock could reverse course during Wednesday's trading.
Unfortunately, it didn't take long for Congress to reverse course.
It took him about half that time to reverse course.
It took 39 years for the court to reverse course.
They see Gottlieb's departure as an opportunity to reverse course.
Please reach out and urge them to reverse course. pic.twitter.
Then again, Mr. Trump could reverse course at any moment.
Mr. Mattis could not get Mr. Trump to reverse course.
Drain a swamp, and you may have to reverse course.
Those same central banks now seem ready to reverse course.
He had "chosen to reverse course" on cooperating, they said.
There is still time for the UK to reverse course.
As to whether Disney might reverse course ... Sean stays tight-lipped.
The influential lobbying group's head urged the administration to reverse course.
But there was some expectation that the yen could reverse course.
Soon Keurig was persuaded to reverse course, at least in part.
Only days later did the site reverse course, under external pressure.
The group also indicated that they hoped Washington would reverse course.
If their worst concerns come to pass, they will reverse course.
But might the Fed reverse course and start cutting rates again?
There is no sign that Republicans will reverse course on Gorsuch.
Her move Friday shows that she is unlikely to reverse course.
The Court, he noted, did not ordinarily reverse course so quickly.
The question is, will Twitter reverse course before it's too late?
If the FAA refuses to reverse course, Congress could enact reform.
Key US allies are dismayed at Trump's decision to reverse course.
Franken saw a glimmer of hope that he would reverse course.
Rubio announced this week he would reverse course and seek reelection.
Despite all that, the Trump administration is seeking to reverse course.
The question is whether policymakers are doing enough to reverse course.
So why did Trump reverse course on Warmbier and North Korea?
But it could reverse course if regulators change media ownership regulations.
Whether Trump will decide to reverse course remains to be seen.
Four said the central bank would reverse course and increase monthly purchases.
What did the president potentially give up to make Foxconn reverse course?
He must immediately reverse course and say he will accept the results.
"You have the opportunity to reverse course," the lawmakers wrote to Kotick.
Act as if the truth is real — do everything to reverse course.
However, he believes interest rates have capped and will likely reverse course.
So let's "shell-shock" some more Republicans and reverse course on DACA.
When the computers reverse course, the decline will be sharp and short.
Then, within 24 hours, they made a decision to completely reverse course.
It is high time for the FCC to listen and reverse course.
What are the chances that the U.K. will reverse course on Brexit?
Presumably, it will reverse course — although this document doesn't detail that process.
" He is calling for Trump to "immediately reverse course on his decision.
The Chinese government is already trying to help the economy reverse course.
L, only to reverse course after Allergan shares plummeted on the news.
WADA just reinstated the lab this year, only to reverse course today.
The EXIM board must reverse course and reject the Mozambique LNG project.
The characters must reverse course, but they are constitutionally incapable of it.
And, if past is prologue, he could reverse course on a dime.
It urged Ukraine to "reverse course" if the Times story was accurate.
If the writers want to catch our attention, they'll need to reverse course.
And the most logical remedy seems to be to reverse course and disconnect.
An outcry ensued and a few days later, the Indian government reverse course.
And even Baker cautioned against optimism that Trump's White House will reverse course.
Biden presented himself as a way to reverse course and repair the damage.
If Warren doesn't reverse course, it could hand the 2020 election to Trump.
Peru, Ecuador, and Chile should reverse course, eliminating unrealistic visa requirements for Venezuelans.
But he did not clearly reverse course on any of his campaign promises.
So far, however, there are no signs that NRG will completely reverse course.
Of course, the market pain could force Washington and Beijing to reverse course.
South Africa's currency plummeted and business community outrage forced Zuma to reverse course.
I sincerely hope that Twitter didn't think about this first and reverse course.
Some analysts, however, are skeptical that Mr. Johnson will reverse course on Brexit.
We continue to urge the Administration to reverse course and fully reinstate CNN's correspondent.
Some Republicans on Capitol Hill are still holding out hope Trump could reverse course.
The president should listen to U.S. businesses and reverse course before it's too late.
The White House statement suggests the group will soon reverse course and hike output.
Meanwhile, voices from across the political spectrum are urging those senators to reverse course.
Regulators and judges in other European markets have also caused Uber to reverse course.
GM has shown no indication it will reverse course and reopen the Lordstown plant.
Is there a scenario where Britain can reverse course and remain in the EU?
Dwyer thinks the Fed may actually reverse course, and that will push stocks higher.
Trump and Zinke should reverse course on their dangerous exploration and offshore drilling plans.
However, hedge funds could once again reverse course right after the meeting, Essner said.
Trump's decision to reverse course on Bush's approach may be motivated by several factors.
Skyrocketing numbers of minors started using the products, forcing the FDA to reverse course.
Mulvaney also temporarily froze payouts to harmed consumers, only to reverse course following backlash.
Only at the last minute did the president reverse course and cancel the strike.
"But I think President Trump could easily reverse course at any time," he cautioned.
Elizabeth Warren, for her part, is trying to reverse course after a bad month.
It has multiple elements; it can speed up, slow down or even reverse course.
The Turks, he said, "have not given up" on getting Trump to reverse course.
She knows that her assertiveness makes her unpopular, but how can she reverse course?
More than 21 million comments flooded the telecom agency, many urging Pai to reverse course.
Realising the impact of these cuts, the government has been frantically trying to reverse course.
Unless they reverse course, the stock market could be headed for more downside, Cramer said.
This builds public support and makes it hard for a future government to reverse course.
Democratic and Republican lawmakers have called on Trump to reverse course on the policy. Sen.
If they wanted to reverse course, there's still ample time for them to do so.
Carl Edwards, a fellow Chase driver, backed Nascar's decision to reverse course on a penalty.
However, the DEA's proposal generated public demonstrations and opposition, prompting the DEA to reverse course.
Progress is not guaranteed, and we cannot let the country reverse course on LGBT freedom.
It's quite possible that Kudlow and the Trump administration will encourage her to reverse course.
Bob Corker calling on President Donald Trump to "reverse course and end this incoherent" tariff.
The overwhelming opposition from GOP lawmakers is putting increasing pressure on Trump to reverse course.
They pleaded for the majority to reverse course and let their children try the medication.
Anti-tobacco groups have long pushed the FDA to reverse course and remove menthol cigarettes.
The American people made their choice, but they have a chance to reverse course now.
It appears the outcry from millions of Americans has finally pressured Trump to reverse course.
Some of those who did reverse course and attend this year drew criticism for doing so.
Despite this, most remain confident that the RBI has already gone too far to reverse course.
"It's never easy to reverse course, especially when it's a decision with financial implications," he said.
Jesse Jackson Jr. and James Clyburn to put pressure on the White House to reverse course.
If trade negotiations between the U.K. and EU go into reverse course, that would be terrible.
Conte said unequivocally that Patreon did not reverse course because people were deleting their Patreon accounts.
Deere shares reverse course Fri on bullish view of U.S. farm economy ** Tech dips 0.2 pct.
Amid continued uncertainty for commodities and emerging markets, those stocks could soon reverse course, traders said.
How can we reverse course and retrace our steps toward some semblance of comity and restraint?
A bit of flattery may get you somewhere with Trump, but reverse course at your peril.
President Donald Trump, to this point, appears unwilling to reverse course on his own policy shift.
In public remarks and interviews that Wednesday, Trump seemed to reverse course on several major points.
Trade associations are pressing the administration to reverse course on the escalating tit-for-tat tariffs.
Skyrocketing numbers of minors started using the products, forcing the FDA to reverse course last year.
Yet the farming community still seems firmly behind Trump, giving him little incentive to reverse course.
I don't believe that Trump's supporters would reverse course in the same way that Nixon's did.
He said the Fed should immediately reverse course and cut rates by half a percentage point.
If Poland does not reverse course, Brussels should proceed with efforts to suspend its voting rights.
I learned a lot, along the way, about the steps Djokovic was taking to reverse course.
Some in this courthouse believe that Mr. Roof may reverse course again and reinstate Mr. Bruck.
It is not too late for Sanders to reverse course and keep the progressive dream alive.
The opposition: Republican lawmakers panned Trump's decision Monday and called on him to reverse course. Sen.
" Reading quotes from the Senate's top four Democrats, McConnell added that his colleagues shouldn't "reverse course.
If his newfound outrage is genuine, he should also reverse course on his unconscionable refugee policy.
Redler said more than an overall pullback, he's expecting different sectors to continue to reverse course.
Already, business conditions are improving, and the government can always reverse course if it needs to.
It is late in the day but maybe not too late for Trump to reverse course.
But he doubled down on his call for the Fed to reverse course and slash rates.
But based on the recent Wall Street news, it's possible Mnuchin will reverse course as well.
Still, economists said the report was unlikely to lead the Fed to reverse course yet again.
Nor will it be easy for Trump to reverse course in his personal relationships with Democrats.
The president says he does not like to reverse course, but he did it repeatedly, this work.
But there's reason to be optimistic that this long-running trend is destined to soon reverse course.
His "introversion" theory suggests that the Atlantic, which is currently widening, will eventually start to reverse course.
In the end, it was congressional outrage that compelled the White House to reverse course on Doral.
Primus claimed that Goldman first called the Hong Leong bid "unfair," only to reverse course weeks later.
It's possible that a new mayor will change the timeline of the closure or reverse course entirely.
Now, a leaked image of its next flagship Android phone appears to reveal a surprising reverse course.
It's time for our elected officials to reverse course before our nation goes the way of Greece.
Yet there is still an opportunity for President Magufuli to reverse course and champion democracy in Tanzania.
Could the U.K. at any point reverse course and decide to remain a part of the EU?
Trump is far from the first Republican candidate on the national stage to reverse course on abortion.
IPI urged Ukraine to reverse course immediately and re-admit Wehrschuetz to report freely from the country.
Though, reports began to surface earlier in the week that Nike was finally looking to reverse course.
If Ross is serious about accomplishing his mission, he needs to find a way to reverse course.
Ms. Collins, however, said she did not expect Mr. McConnell to reverse course and allow a vote.
"I think the Trump administration needs to reverse course on what's been a disastrous policy," Moynihan said.
But his allies have mounted an all-out pressure campaign to force the chairman to reverse course.
Mercury rotates so slowly that the sun often appears to stop in the sky and reverse course.
It's possible the administration could reverse course and decide to release a public version of the complaint.
Rate-setters are probably well aware they may have to reverse course if there's a messy Brexit.
Knowing the show, it could well reverse course before next week's episode hits its first commercial break.
That set off an outcry (and news media coverage) that caused the agency to slightly reverse course.
Ryan specifically mentioned the market to Trump in his attempts to persuade the president to reverse course.
And that price tag is what prompted the Legislature to reverse course and consider undoing the 2015 legislation.
However, they agreed to reverse course and hike output in June after cutting output more than they intended.
Surely he'll reverse course in Episode IX, giving Rey the famous parents she was always meant to have!
He claimed Saturday that he is "getting a lot of praise" for his abrupt decision to reverse course.
Last week, a committee of oil producers said it may reverse course once again given current economic conditions.
Rounds of sanctions haven't prompted Putin to reverse course, leading to some European nations to doubt their efficacy.
If the goal is to fight climate change, countries have to reverse course on how they use forests.
For most firms, it would cost more to reverse course than move ahead with the changes already underway.
In 254, Missouri became one of the first states to reverse course by cutting that to 6.43 weeks.
Nonetheless, the level of disappointment is deep, and Republicans had worked hard to get Trump to reverse course.
He's got to reverse course immediately," Scaramucci said in an interview with CNN's Alisyn Camerota on "New Day.
The decision to reverse course followed a standing meeting between Ryan and McCarthy on Friday, the source said.
And unless the authorities in Rome decide to reverse course, the debt controversy will continue for some time.
By last September, after Mr. Stamos's investigation had revealed further Russian interference, Facebook was forced to reverse course.
She suggests ways to reverse course and ensure that middle-class Americans and small businesses aren't left behind.
But now, as they reverse course, they are abandoning people in pain as well as people with addiction.
He first wanted to hold a vote in late June, only to reverse course after running into opposition.
But the company received so much backlash for its decision that it decided to reverse course almost immediately.
But now, as they reverse course, they are abandoning people in pain as well as people with addiction.
Trump actually did that just weeks before the 2018 Singapore summit, only to reverse course a little later.
Obviously, I would use any legal means at my disposal to reverse course if Sessions is planning a crackdown.
In a fresh script, Alaskans are being asked to reverse course and pay for the state's gaping budget hole.
But a poor showing by the Christian Democrats in state elections in March would pressure her to reverse course.
If the pressure on Mr Sisi's budget eases, he may well be tempted to reverse course on the subsidies.
It remains to be seen if the Trump administration will continue to maintain detente with Cuba, or reverse course.
And some warn that having the FCC reverse course on such a major rule could invite new legal obstacles.
The bad news is that there is as of yet no indication the administration is prepared to reverse course.
Russia's energy minister Alexander Novak said on Sunday it was too early to make a decision to reverse course.
Martland had a slew of supporters in Congress who urged the Army to reverse course on the discharge. Rep.
Indeed, it is rare -- not unheard of, but rare -- for a judge to reverse course and deny permanent relief.
In Monday's interview with ABC, Cohen seemed to reverse course, saying his family, not the president, is his priority.
Existing tax rules give retirement savers who make such a transaction time to change their mind and reverse course.
More than 1,100 economists, including 14 Nobel laureates, urged President Donald Trump to reverse course on recent trade measures.
Last month, comedian Kathy Griffin crossed a line from which may prove difficult, if not impossible, to reverse course.
The Obama administration did such a thing in 2013, only to reverse course as part of the nuclear deal.
She went as far as to reverse course and choose not to disavow financial help from a super PAC.
After years of budget woes, state lawmakers voted to reverse course from the sweeping tax cuts championed by Gov.
SPOT GOLD REVERSE COURSE AFTER LOWER-THAN-EXPECTED U.S. NON-FARM PAYROLL DATA, UP 0.2% AT $1,554.60 PER OUNCE
It is not expected that Merrill Lynch will reverse course, even if the rule is overturned at some point.
Kentucky also received a work requirements waiver, but Andy Bevin's election as governor means his state will reverse course.
But every time this seems to be the case, episode writer Richard Price and director James Marsh reverse course.
To be clear: This memo doesn't mean that Mnuchin -- and Trump -- will suddenly reverse course and turn over the returns.
For now, the federal government has only secured handshake commitments from the premiers, leaving their successors free to reverse course.
Worst of all, they lived through a period of vast environmental destruction, and see no urgent need to reverse course.
The Fed could reverse course on cutting rates if U.S. economic data improves between now and its July 10 meeting.
In the past, after significant downturns, Tesla was able to reverse course, regain its old highs, and then push higher.
But on the flip side, Baruch believes the name could just as easily reverse course and fall back to $7.
"This momentum could reverse course real quickly, and you could see a nice dip in the S&P," he said.
It didn't take long for Microsoft to reverse course: the Start menu was brought back to life with Windows 10.
Now, Trump has only announced two appointments so far, so it's not too late for him to reverse course here.
AMAZON REVERSES ON TABLET ENCRYPTION: Amazon said it will reverse course and restore an encryption feature on its Fire tablets.
He also said he would urge lawmakers to reverse course and allow people to bring discrimination cases in state court.
If that is true, he must fully reverse course on this rash and ill-informed proposal to expand offshore drilling.
Kensho data reveals the ETF tends to reverse course — up 2.6% in one month, trading positively 74% of the time.
We urge the Department of Justice to reverse course immediately and allow immigration judges to do their jobs without interference.
Terry McAuliffe (D), told reporters on Tuesday that Clinton planned to reverse course and support the controversial Trans-Pacific Partnership.
But the possibility that Trump might reverse course impose broader tariffs is still a cause for concern in the industry.
Mitchelson said a huge beat on third quarter earnings could be the only way for the stock to reverse course.
Who they choose as their leader now might be a crucial in determining if they can start to reverse course.
She had hoped that enough lawmakers would reverse course, despite their concerns, rather than risk crashing out without a deal.
Few other countries are currently looking to reverse course on the draconian measures being taken to slow the disease's transmission.
Myanmar's military leaders must reverse course and begin to contribute to the restoration of stability and peace in the region.
Earlier in the day, several European leaders urged Britain to reverse course and remain a member of the European Union.
Eventually, Gillette was forced to reverse course by introducing lower-cost razors and beefing up its cheaper disposable shaver collection.
If he sticks to his word, striking a deal would require either him, or the European Union, to reverse course.
If he sticks to his word, striking a deal would require either him, or the European Union, to reverse course.
Some have likened the 2011 ban to the Prohibition era, predicting that leadership will ultimately feel pressured to reverse course.
We must reverse course to attract and retain the world's most ingenious innovators by making the most of our diversity.
"We strongly encourage you to reverse course and halt any efforts to impede cooperation with this important investigation," they wrote.
Uncomfortable choices A lot of the choices we have to make to reverse course away from slow extinction are uncomfortable.
Graham pleaded with his colleagues to reverse course, saying the arguments that it is too expensive to complete are wrong.
"It's not too late to reverse course and take steps to fully protect speech and assembly in Myanmar," she said.
Although stockmarkets remain at an all-time high, other indicators more sensitive to Mr Trump's promises have started to reverse course.
On Thursday, a committee representing the group said rising global crude stockpiles and economic uncertainty could force them to reverse course.
They should then prepare new sanctions on Russian financial institutions and shipping interests, to be implemented if Russia doesn't reverse course.
The company will have to do a few obvious things on Thursday when it reports earnings in order to reverse course.
The vocal minority, it seems, was loud enough — and perhaps so was the customer base — that Instacart had to reverse course.
The Packers are not likely to be blown out again, but expecting their passing game to suddenly reverse course is unrealistic.
The result will be stop and start fiscal policy and a Fed that might have to hike and then reverse course.
Should the economy overcome that obstacle, the markets likely would follow and reverse course on the aggressive pricing of rate cuts.
Miller knows that getting the state to reverse course is a long shot, but says a feasibility study is in order.
The Packers are not likely to be blown out again, but expecting their passing game to reverse course suddenly is unrealistic.
In addition to weighing its legal options, Cook said Apple is still trying to persuade the Trump Administration to reverse course.
It's not too late for the President to reverse course and be the pro-freedom leader many hoped for and expected.
There are three conditions that need to be met for the Fed to reverse course and cut interest rates, LaVorgna said.
"We can't have another health care failure," a White House official said, explaining how aides prevailed on him to reverse course.
Unlikely. If the regime wants to boost its religious credentials, it could reverse course and unleash the religious police on society.
And, importantly, does Broadcom go ahead with plans to move its official headquarters to the U.S., or does it reverse course?
The bounce came as Apple's shares sharply cut their losses, which also helped the Nasdaq reverse course and post slight gains.
If the University of Alabama has any sense, it will reverse course, publicly support Riley, and offer him back his job.
Mr. Trump has in the past made positive statements about China only to reverse course and issue new threats soon after.
To imply that advertising alone caused Mayor de Blasio to reverse course is an unduly cynical view of the political process.
Congressional Democrats said on Sunday there was still no deal and some airline unions sought to convince lawmakers to reverse course.
He also noted that House members who initially passed could still reverse course over the next two years like then-Rep.
In emails, which were reviewed by The New York Times, Ms. Echeverria pleaded with Internal Affairs Bureau officials to reverse course.
"It's not too late for President Trump to reverse course on steel tariffs," said AEM President Dennis Slater in a statement.
Patrick's decision comes after former Vice President Joe Biden decided to reverse course last month and accept funding from super PACs.
"I urge Mr. Wheeler to reverse course and treat this public health threat with the urgency it deserves," Mr. Carper said.
It could be the last test of whether economic pressure can force North Korea to reverse course on its nuclear program.
In a letter dated on Monday, the companies urged FCC Chairman Ajit Pai to reverse course and vote against changing the rules.
If iPhone demand continues to weaken, Daryanani thinks Apple may reverse course on offering several tiers of pricing for each smartphone generation.
A global economic slump forced the Fed to reverse course last year, cutting rates to the 22020 percent to 1.75 percent range.
When the school tried to block his appearance, Spencer threatened a lawsuit, prompting the university to reverse course and take extraordinary precautions.
A message came over a police loudspeaker that the march had to reverse course or the people in it would be arrested.
They are under mounting pressure by Britain and France, and companies like Airbus, to reverse course or risk damage to commercial credibility.
Second, the price of oil needs to reverse course and start declining despite how it might affect major oil producers, Cramer said.
And the third-quarter ending in September will probably generate near-3 percent growth, as inventories reverse course and start rising again.
Earlier this year, Indonesia enforced a moratorium on coal shipments to the Philippines but the resulting economic damage saw Jakarta reverse course.
But brisk sales of the trade paperback for Grace's series convinced the publisher to reverse course and bring Grace back for more.
Sanctions will not cause Mr Putin to reverse course, but they do make it harder for him to drive his way out.
But in August, the Environmental Protection Agency announced its intent to reverse course on Obama-era vehicle emissions and fuel economy standards.
The plan was lambasted by Republicans, but the White House says Trump won't be able to reverse course without a court battle.
When markets do decide to reverse course, many of these investors may not be adequately insulated against the inevitable next market downturn.
When Ford announced plans to shift small-car production to Mexico, Trump had also vowed to pressure the automaker to reverse course.
Defense hawks have launched a full-court press to convince Trump to reverse course and return to the $733 billion budget. Sen.
It is also good news that those same decision makers, as in the Campbell Soup case, are not afraid to reverse course.
I'm doubtful that the Fed has any desire to reverse course soon, and particularly not in the run-up to an election.
Last month, after reports that 18,000 people lost their coverage under work rules in Arkansas, top Democrats urged officials to reverse course.
And the news outlets, along with many others, see no reason to believe that the superdelegates will reverse course after backing Clinton.
In June a group of 103 lawmakers signed a letter sent to Pruitt calling on him to reverse course on the rulemaking.
"We can't have another health care failure," a White House official told Zeleny, explaining how aides prevailed on him to reverse course.
Trump is unpredictable, and may reverse course if cornered – though the pain of the fallout will depend on the speed of tightening.
We're urging CVS to reverse course and be a leader in the fight to help women get the basic healthcare they need.
All eyes are now on Pakistan and the UN to see whether those wielding power over the remaining Afghans will reverse course.
Al Gore predicted at an Axios event Tuesday that President Trump won't reverse course about withdrawing America from the Paris climate deal.
But just hours later he signaled on Twitter that he was unlikely to reverse course on that agreement, the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
The outcry led the president to reverse course under political pressure and sign an executive order on Wednesday to end the policy.
He had to reverse course on plans to open an enormous crypto hedge fund when the markets suddenly turned sour in December.
But now that the new coronavirus has forced many companies to shift to remote work, it will be hard to reverse course.
While Trump has emphasized his intention to reverse course, the national security agencies have a mixed record in actually following his lead.
"A sharp rise in non-performing loans is likely unless the central bank is prepared to reverse course soon," the consultancy said.
Rubio has been the overwhelming favorite and has led nearly every poll since his decision to reverse course and run for reelection.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, the Conservative leader, has promised to reverse course and make the national healthcare system the first priority.
If these states reverse course now, they could expect enrollment and costs to soar to at least these levels, well beyond projections.
Since the Fed would reverse course in an economic slowdown, the group could be signaling more than just a pause in rate hikes.
With oil prices rising rapidly, the group agreed to reverse course and hike output but offered little in the way of a blueprint.
His chief of staff confessed to, and later tried to reverse course on, the underlying charges in the briefing room on live television.
When the price of bread doubled a year ago, triggering protests, the government tried to reverse course and reintroduced some of the subsidy.
He is setting a framework out there so whoever the incoming president is going to consider this very highly and not reverse course.
Republican Colorado Senate nominee Darryl Glenn is one of several party members to reverse course in the span of just a few days.
China slammed the US decision to target Zhuhai Zhenrong and its chief executive, Youmin Li, and urged the Trump administration to reverse course.
Just weeks after passing a new tax on big businesses, Seattle political leaders signaled late Monday they would reverse course and repeal it.
Washington (CNN)The Trump administration continues to reverse course on its messaging surrounding highly controversial US immigration policies following days of significant pushback.
American newspapers aren't likely to suddenly reverse course and start hiring cartoonists back, and digital outlets' commitment to cartoons is uneven at best.
It has resulted in more than 2,000 children being separated from their parents, and Trump has faced enormous political pressure to reverse course.
The warning, reductions and the decision to reverse course on the UN vote are just the latest setbacks in deteriorating US-Cuban relations.
The rebound accelerated last spring as Trump prepared to restore sanctions on Iran, prompting OPEC+ to reverse course in June and hike output.
Eric Greitens recently announced his administration would reverse course and allow religious organizations to apply for and be eligible for such state grants.
Officials there had said as recently as Wednesday that it would not imminently release its findings, only to reverse course the next day.
Mr. Trump's other option would be to reverse course, as he did with North Korea, and move from threats to a diplomatic embrace.
Mr. Trump has said sanctions would remain until North Korea dismantled enough of its nuclear program to make it difficult to reverse course.
The CBOE Volatility Index, otherwise known as Wall Street's "fear gauge," is near decade-old lows and doesn't seem ready to reverse course.
Republican lawmakers haven't been publicly criticizing Collins for his decision Wednesday to reverse course and announce he would fight to keep his seat.
If Republicans were to reverse course and increase taxes on the rich, it would come as a big disappointment to the party's base.
In related news, climate change caused the melting water from one of Canada's largest glaciers, above, to reverse course in a geologic instant.
An anonymous graduate of Fudan circulated an open letter on Wednesday on WeChat, a messaging app, calling on the university to reverse course.
Lawyers on both sides said the development did not make the case moot because Mr. Greitens or the next governor could reverse course.
Following the decision to reverse course, several lawmakers were quietly fretting that Mr. Trump's megaphone was much more powerful than they had realized.
Unlikely as it may seem, supporting impeachment is an unprecedented opportunity to reverse course on their hypocrisy and re-embody their own ideals.
While some believed Cruz and Lee can be won over, it's harder to see Republicans convincing Paul, Collins and McCain to reverse course.
The ballots are secret, so it's possible people could change their minds or reverse course, but that's certainly a positive sign for May.
Presidential candidates have often argued that they'll fight all the way until the convention, only to reverse course when defeat is finally unmistakable.
The alliance agreed in June to reverse course and put more oil on the market after cutting output more deeply than the group intended.
His lawyers are working furiously to reverse course -- and now have an end-of-week deadline to make their latest case in federal court.
Despite Snapchat's decision to reverse course on key aspects of a redesign hated by many of its core users, engagement is still going down.
Two years ago, stocks futures plunged when it became clear that Trump would win the presidency, only for them to reverse course within hours.
While there has been almost radio silence on Russia,Trump has had time to reverse course on China, now accepting its "One China" policy.
Ahmed Aboul Gheit, the head of the Arab League, urged Iran to reverse course after the United States blamed the country for the attacks.
Trump is putting pressure on the Saudis and OPEC to reverse course, but many analysts are skeptical the so-called OPEC+ alliance will comply.
Faced with the risk of losing power entirely, Mr Salvini offered the M5S an incentive to reverse course and stick with the current coalition.
Some restaurants have tried, only to reverse course later, having lost customers appalled at the new prices and servers deprived of the tip windfall.
According to local media reports, parents at the school were angry with the decision and the outcry compelled the archdiocese to reverse course. Sgt.
Though Trump has since walked back on some of these pledges, his unpredictability makes it impossible to know whether he will again reverse course.
"It is beyond absurd for the administration to reverse course on its way out the door," said American Petroleum Institute Upstream Director Erik Milito.
Apple wasn't going to reverse course on this one — and now that others have made the change, Google would've been the odd one out.
With ObamaCare continuing to hurt more and more Americans every day, bold leadership is needed to quickly reverse course and provide commonsense healthcare reforms.
The Atlanta Hawks are faltering with five losses in six games and look to reverse course when they host the Dallas Mavericks on Monday.
The Iranian government reiterated that it would reverse course if European leaders found a way to ease the impact of American sanctions on Iran.
Smaller companies, not counting the elite among them, may have to reverse course and ride a more conservative current as the majors move forward.
Trump later sought to reverse course, saying he misspoke when he said that he saw no reason why Russia would meddle in U.S. elections.
Newspapers, websites and broadcasts that break with the party line are pressured to reverse course, and, in the worst cases, forced out of business.
"It is beyond absurd for the administration to reverse course on its way out the door," said American Petroleum Institute upstream director Erik Milito.
We hope they will join us in pressing for the Trump administration to reverse course and ensure sports aren't turned into a political tool.
Samsung also erred by telling Hong Kong consumers around that time that models there would be unaffected, only to reverse course a day later.
That severely limits his ability to reverse course on the spate of unbalanced policy decisions the board has issued over the last several years.
A senior White House official tells CNN that if Russia doesn't reverse course, it will ultimately see US missiles tested and deployed in Europe.
But, these are the same people who in the next breath — or next election — could reverse course and vote for a flagrant white supremacist.
But by Sunday afternoon, the central government had ordered states to reverse course and seal their borders, ordering migrants to stay where they are.
But by Sunday afternoon, the central government had ordered states to reverse course and seal their borders, ordering migrants to stay where they are.
Ross called up acting NOAA administrator Neil Jacobs on Friday and told him to reverse course on contradicting the president, according to the sources.
But Karlan notes that the Court wouldn't even have to totally reverse course and start applying strict scrutiny to make progress on these issues.
Such a severe downturn would certainly prompt the European Central Bank to reverse course, but it would not be able to prevent substantial pain.
That wouldn't really start to reverse course until the 1950s, when each New Jersey county was granted the right to decide on blue laws.
This won't be the end of litigation over Medicaid work requirements, but Kentucky wouldn't be the first state to reverse course after an election.
The administration "must immediately reverse course and allow public health experts to lead a nationally coordinated response," said the S.E.I.U. president, Mary Kay Henry.
The spokesman also said that Iran could reverse course if the U.S. curtails the sanctions it has imposed on Iran, the news service added.
The company initially rolled out this policy back in April, but seller backlash over PayPal claiming the commission fee led it to reverse course.
It's unlikely these voters will reverse course on Trump if he delivers on his promise to improve the economy in the long-forgotten Midwest.
As they awoke to Trump's tweet, Brazilian and Argentine officials said they would try to speak with Washington and press Trump to reverse course.
President Trump called the practice unfair, but Rwanda declined to reverse course — so he started taxing Rwandan imports to the U.S. earlier this year.
The alliance agreed to reverse course and hike production in June as U.S. sanctions on Iran threatened to leave the world short of oil supplies.
Perhaps there's a way to reverse course and nab Ryan Clady or D'Brickashaw Ferguson before the offseason ends, but right now this position looks ugly.
Looming over any action the Obama administration takes against Russia is whether Trump will seek to reverse course once he takes office on Jan. 20.
Trump announced in an August memo that he intended to reverse course on a 2016 policy that allowed troops to serve openly as transgender individuals.
Nevertheless, there seems to be little appetite to reverse course at the election and restore power to a confrontational hardliner like Rouhani's predecessor Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
While I am hopeful the Fed will halt the rate hikes for the foreseeable future, I am less optimistic the Fed will fully reverse course.
But while U.S. Treasury yields initially rose after the data, stock market volatility caused them to reverse course and fall to a three-week low.
The more that trade policies dominate the initial Trump policy agenda, the greater the likelihood that the stock market rally will stall or reverse course.
The National Press Club supports our colleagues in the White House Correspondents Association in its protest and calls on the White House to reverse course.
Murray, from the VFW, said he hopes that shining a light on what the administration is considering right now will cause it to reverse course.
Regardless of the imperfections and wrongdoings, it's time to reverse course and allow all service members and veterans access to VA and VA community care.
This is the equivalent of choosing chocolate over vanilla, only to reverse course and choose vanilla instead, once strawberry has been added to the menu.
Nevertheless, if the war continues, this fledgling rivalry will change the nature of the conflict, and then it would be too late to reverse course.
David Jolly (R-Fla.) announced Friday he'd end his campaign for the Senate amid growing certainty that Rubio will reverse course and run for reelection.
Union leaders and local officials hope they can convince GM to reverse course and slot another vehicle for the plant before the facility is idled.
Russia's energy minister Alexander Novak said in Abu Dhabi on Sunday it was too early to make a decision to reverse course and cut supply.
Democrats on social media have called for Schultz to reverse course and have threatened to boycott Starbucks if he jumps into the next presidential election.
Those public statements will make it very difficult for any of these members to reverse course and support even a revised version of the bill.
On Sunday, however, Bloomberg appeared to reverse course, acknowledging that his desire to drive down crime blinded him to the negative impacts of the program.
And what's especially striking right now is that even industries Trump claims he wants to help are protesting his policies, urging him to reverse course.
Before the company severed ties with Kaepernick, though, its top communications executive persuaded his colleagues to reverse course because of the potential for negative publicity.
As sales slumped in the winter months, Mr. Musk announced that the company would close many of its stores, only to reverse course days later.
Britain could unilaterally reverse course on withdrawing from the E.U., according to a legal opinion from the advocate general for the European Court of Justice.
The consumer group Public Citizen and other health groups sent a letter on Wednesday to Gilead's chief executive, Daniel O'Day, asking him to reverse course.
And in April he said that he was "psyched" to terminate the North American Free Trade Agreement with Canada and Mexico, only to reverse course.
" She urged the decision makers "to reverse course immediately and finish evaluating the options they are considering to protect New York City and the region.
If inflation begins moving meaningfully higher in the CPI report, the Fed may need to reverse course on those rate cuts to fend off inflation.
It's surprising to see Microsoft reverse course on OneNote, but it's clear that end users simply preferred the desktop app to the company's UWP app.
Some of the leaders urged him to reverse course after he announced that American troops would no longer be operating near the Turkey-Syria border.
Just one example: Repeated poundings on Fox prompted Trump to reverse course on a budget deal, leading to the longest government shutdown in American history.
But along with key technical trends in crude, Worth also believes that the dollar is actually about to reverse course from its lows and bounce.
Two Senate Democrats are pushing the Trump administration to reverse course on reported plans to name Thomas Brunell the deputy director of the Census Bureau.
Trump, who created the crisis for Dreamers this week, now shows signs of realizing that he should reverse course and support the Dreamers going forward.
It's unclear whether Trump will reverse course and attend the 2020 dinner or plans to again order a boycott by officials working in his administration.
The defense secretary made a final effort on Thursday to convince Trump to reverse course on Syria, one official with knowledge of discussions told Reuters.
But the longer they dither and vacillate, the more Trump continues to send clear signals without interference, and the harder it becomes to reverse course.
A call from the president prompted Pfizer CEO Ian Read this month to reverse course on price hikes his company had enacted on July 1.
Kaplan said he still felt it "too soon" for the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates because the Trump administration could, just as quickly, reverse course.
"We are deeply disappointed that FHFA has suddenly decided to reverse course," said Linda Jun, Senior Policy Counsel at the Americans for Financial Reform Education Fund.
Virgin Australia and Jetstar, both of which fly to Bali from Australia, said they would carry extra fuel in case they needed to reverse course quickly.
Northam initially apologized and said that he was one of the people in the photo, only to reverse course and deny any involvement a day later.
If they decide to take profit, it can reverse course anytime soon-- unless the markets see solid hard data to back up a further run-up.
The appreciation of the dollar in anticipation of rising interest rates has hurt them, but now that rates are heading up, the dollar may reverse course.
"It's partly because they've set this rule for themselves implicitly that you can't reverse course very often that they're so afraid to raise rates," he said.
Eric Greitens, a Republican, recently announced that his administration would reverse course and allow religious organizations to apply for and be eligible for such state grants.
It didn't take a position on Potts' rights to avoid judgment, the school said, and it did not reverse course on its representations to Judge Babcock.
If this view is correct, the Fed will be forced by tumbling growth and inflation to reverse course in short order, or face a new recession.
Normally, Japanese exporters would welcome a weak currency because it boosts overseas revenues, but the BSI survey suggests companies think the yen could easily reverse course.
Clinton needed to remind America where we were eight years ago, what's at stake if we reverse course and show voters that she cares about them.
It turns out that the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) has been exceedingly reluctant to quickly reverse course after setting out on a new policy track.
But after a short break to discuss the case among themselves, the lawyers seemed to reverse course and returned to say they were resting their case.
If Turkey's central bank were to do the same it would have to reverse course — it nudged some rates down on Tuesday — and tighten monetary policy.
"We have called on China to remove the military systems immediately and to reverse course on the militarization of disputed South China Sea features," he added.
Those reductions and the decision to reverse course on the UN vote, set for November 1, are just the latest setbacks in deteriorating US-Cuban relations.
But now Jolly says he will run for another term amid the growing belief that Rubio will reverse course and run for reelection to the Senate.
And 13 Republicans would have to crossover for the Democratic bill to pass, which is unlikely unless Trump were to reverse course and support the bill.
Encouraging Franken to reverse course could easily incinerate the Democrats' big lead in the current 2018 midterm election polls and destroy their credibility on women's issues.
Then there is Pruitt's decision to overrule his own scientists and years of studies and reverse course on a planned ban of the harmful pesticide chlorpyrifos.
Massive public backlash forced HP to issue a flimsy mea culpa and reverse course, but the industry doesn't appear to have learned its lesson quite yet.
Not sustained violence against Afghan forces, nor smaller-scale terrorist attacks, nor continued Islamic State operations seem likely to prompt the United States to reverse course.
But his government is not immune from public alarm, signaling late Friday night that it would reverse course on at least some aspects of its approach.
In an inauspicious first inning of the Orioles' home opener on Thursday, it did not appear that the Yankees (3-4) were going to reverse course.
The key drivers were the Fed's decision to reverse course and ease monetary policy while the Trump administration reached a phase one trade agreement with China.
Still, it would be a costly mistake for the Trump administration to reverse course and return to an open-ended mission in pursuit of unobtainable objectives.
Jeff Colyer, a plastic surgeon from suburban Kansas City, has been a close supporter of Mr. Brownback's policies and is viewed as unlikely to reverse course.
Facebook is willing to reverse course on its plans to tie its digital currency project to a synthetic currency tied to a basket of global currencies.
Trump could reverse course, and do what most people expected a year ago, reaching a deal with China that more or less restores the status quo.
That action was taken after the United States military failed to get the militias to reverse course by buzzing their convoys with aircraft firing a warning.
If they decide to take profit, it can reverse course anytime soon - unless the markets see solid hard data to back up a further run-up.
The recent collapse in government bond yields, amid expectations that the Fed will reverse course due to ongoing trade tensions, lend some credibility to this thesis.
Then there is always the possibility that Mr Trump could reverse course—striking a trade deal with China, for instance, or tightening restrictions on Iran once more.
If it decides to reverse course now, clients may have uncomfortable questions about what exactly is in their best interests and whether Merrill is indeed serving them.
However, Mueller does have several questions he wants to ask Trump about Sessions' recusal, including what efforts Trump may have made to get Sessions to reverse course.
The administration has shown its willingness to muzzle employees or scrub information from public websites, only to reverse course when the trial balloon gets too much attention.
The governor initially apologized and said that he was one of the people in the photo, only to reverse course and deny any involvement a day later.
"Waiting for the overvalued dollar to reverse course requires patience, and is itself one driver of the lack of FX volatility," Societe Generale strategist Kit Juckes said.
She told reporters outside the courthouse this afternoon that she would rather "starve to death" than reverse course and participate in the trial, according to BuzzFeed News.
Either it will have to reverse course from Trumpian nationalism, which may take longer—perhaps including a couple of crushing presidential election defeats—than Mr Kasich predicts.
While the stock of Grand Canyon Education looks attractive here, it could reverse course depending on the outcome of the 2018 midterm elections, CNBC's warned on Monday.
Last month, the committee tasked with monitoring compliance to the oil alliance's production quotas said the group may have to reverse course and begin cutting output again.
It's time to reverse course and modernize our health care system so it can have as fine a reputation as the medical care offered by our providers.
At the same time, solving the problem of protein for a growing global population is critical if the world is going to reverse course on climate change.
The Toronto Raptors are falling off the pace in the Eastern Conference playoff race and look to reverse course when they visit the Detroit Pistons on Friday.
U.S. stocks have mirrored the movement of oil prices over the past two sessions: opening higher, only to reverse course later on sharp turns in oil prices.
" Schanzer agreed that North Korea appears to be "playing this out — the playbook of Kim's predecessors, where they engage with the United States and then reverse course.
This all as the President makes clear he won't reverse course -- and his Capitol Hill meeting Tuesday failed to move the ball forward on a compromise bill.
Trump is expected to reverse course and approve the controversial project that will move Canadian tar sands oil through U.S. territory to be sold to international markets.
European Union leaders said the U.K. can still reverse course, less than two weeks after election losses by the government of Brexit champion Prime Minister Theresa May.
And 13 Republicans would have to crossover for the Democratic bill to pass, which is also unlikely unless Trump were to reverse course and support the bill.
The most unstable scenario of all would be a ruling letting the Trump administration pre-empt California for now, but leaving future administrations free to reverse course.
There are questions about whether we can make a global community that works for everyone, and whether the path ahead is to connect more or reverse course.
According to the new numbers from the firm, global smartphone rates are expected to reverse course slightly for 2020, with a predicted 3% bump in worldwide sales.
Between successful court decisions, and settlements in which the agencies agree to reverse course and give us documents, we regularly make a small dent in governmental secrecy.
Some traders said dollar liquidity offered by the big state-owned banks in the morning halted the sharp decline in the yuan, causing it to reverse course.
"This decision to undermine the mission of the CFPB, at the expense of the middle class, is appalling and the administration must reverse course immediately," Schumer said.
" The Republican state attorney general, Patrick Morrisey, piled on, turning to Twitter to call the mayor's decision "political correctness run amok" and telling her to "reverse course.
This grace period will give your son some time to work through whatever upset prompted his decision and perhaps allow him to reverse course on his own.
But the boat became stuck briefly in muddy, alligator-filled shallows partway across Florida, causing its captain to decide to reverse course to the Gulf of Mexico.
France's Macron said the EU's door was still open for Britain as long as the negotiations were not finished, but that it would be difficult to reverse course.
The question, the 32-year-old executive said, was whether "the path ahead is to connect more or reverse course," adding that he stands for bringing people together.
But the sources said the bank wants plenty of evidence that inflation will rise, fearing damage to its credibility if moved too early and had to reverse course.
The resulting paralysis of the construction industry, among others, prompted Thailand to reverse course quickly and implement a brief amnesty during which workers could apply for temporary documents.
And most agree that Intel was right to reverse course, even though it would have been better to have never gone down this road in the first place.
Disney Studios president Alan Horn was persuaded by Gunn's public apology and his handling of the situation and decided to reverse course to reinstate him, according to Deadline.
Though NBC announced that Rippon would join them as a correspondent in, per Vulture, a now-deleted tweet, Rippon took to Twitter to reverse course on Sunday night.
Democratic congresswoman Stacey Plaskett has decided to reverse course and will give away the contributions she has received from Jeffrey Epstein, who is accused of child sex trafficking.
Dissent is growing in his League party's political heartland, the industrial north, adding to pressure on Salvini and his coalition partner to reverse course on their 232 budget.
On at least two occasions, including in July 2016, GE's stock crossed over its average analyst price target only to reverse course and collapse in the following weeks.
They have less time than they think to reverse course and start healing the rift with the affluent coastal states that allow the whole system to sputter along.
The two politicians are arguing that the party must reverse course — and are making a renewed push for Republicans to respond to the issues affecting people of color.
He will likely push for Trump to reverse course, arguing that the Mueller investigation should be shut down and the FBI officials who participated in it be investigated.
Once in place, they should reverse course and put a stop to the government's abusive and wasteful attempt to distort the law of age discrimination beyond all recognition.
China then tightened from 2014-15 only to reverse course as evidence mounted of a deeper-than-recognized domestic slump and a major slowdown in domestic property investment.
That the undocumented parents would be separated from their children during prosecution was seen as unfortunate collateral damage by the administration before widespread outcry made them reverse course.
With a volatile first half of the year in the books, investors are looking ahead to what market trends could continue — or reverse course — in the second half.
The Senate Finance Committee members sent a letter to President Trump calling on him to reverse course for federal government employees responsible for improving the nation's trade enforcement.
Images of young children who were taken from their parents this summer prompted a widespread public outcry, leading the Trump White House and immigration officials to reverse course.
Washington should press hard to persuade Russia to reverse course and go back into compliance; European allies should also more forcefully confront Mr. Putin about his new missiles.
Their strike against Amazon subsidiary AbeBooks for its decision to stop selling in South Korea, Poland, Hungary, the Czech Republic and Russia forced the platform to reverse course.
And McCarthy tried to make a direct appeal to Hoyer's respect for the institution, highlighting the majority leader's own words as a reason why they should reverse course.
Meanwhile, too often, my would-be allies against injustice on the left can easily stumble into anti-Semitic tropes and only sometimes realize quickly enough to reverse course.
But Mr. Trump, who campaigned on a law-and-order platform and has denounced what he calls "the war on our police," is widely expected to reverse course.
Pressed about his decision to reverse course and open his own investigation, Graham said lawmakers should be trying to "just ask questions," regardless of who is asking them.
Traders say inspectors have halted shipments at Egyptian ports and heightened inspection measures to put pressure on the government to reverse course and scrap the new inspection regime.
But the Senate has struggled to make any substantial headway in condemning the Turkish government for its incursion into Syria and to convince the president to reverse course.
But he was forced to reverse course by the prospect of the country being kicked out of the euro zone and pursue deeper reforms under a third international bailout.
And while Mr. Trump received support from his legion of Twitter followers and some talk radio hosts, including Rush Limbaugh, his rivals openly wondered whether he would reverse course.
The second element in the theory was that President Donald Trump would be outraged by the Fed's actions and he would strongly object forcing the Fed to reverse course.
Poland now has a month to respond, but if it does not reverse course, a future step would involve the Commission suing Poland at the EU Court of Justice.
In a statement Monday, Schumer and other senior Democratic senators said sanctions legislation will not suffice and that Congress must vote on legislation "demanding" Trump reverse course in Syria.
Experts have said that the chances of another recession happening are "uncomfortably high" in the next 12 to 18 months despite actions from policymakers to try and reverse course.
J., to apologize after Booker criticized Biden's comments about working with segregationist senators — on women's issues, Biden has already shown a willingness to occasionally give in or reverse course.
New data and evidence led the agency to reverse course, the FAA said in a statement, including "newly refined satellite data" made available to the agency on Wednesday morning.
According to one official, the decision to reverse course on the intended sanctions was made by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, at the suggestion of career State Department officials.
Several central banks have tried to lift rates in recent years after long spells near zero, only to be forced to reverse course and cut them again (see chart).
Though any change in the nation's Cuba policy has long been a nonstarter with politicians, Obama's recent efforts to restore ties have made it politically untenable to reverse course.
The Senate passed a measure by voice vote in December that would have prevented the shutdown, only to see Trump reverse course from his communicated support for the bill.
Clinton voted to spare President Obama embarrassment over the issue, and perhaps to leave her room to reverse course again, as many of Mr. Sanders's supporters fear she intends.
But even if Bezos and Whole Foods were to reverse course, the situation also makes clear that workers cannot rely on high-minded promises from their executives or companies.
Until Turkey decides to reverse course, raise interest rates and restore central bank independence, the situation will likely worsen and foreign as well as domestic confidence will erode further.
Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump said Monday he had followed through on a decision from earlier this year to reverse course and support federal funding for the Special Olympics.
If this happens, and if they do not reverse course and confirm Garland after the election, Senate Republicans may be powerless to stop the confirmation of a genuine liberal.
But the central bank also left itself plenty of room to reverse course if necessary — tacit acknowledgment that it is voyaging across unmapped terrain in a still vulnerable economy.
The reason this wasn't a Monday puzzle was most likely because the theme clues required you to mentally reverse course and think of the opposite thing the clue indicated.
That's because the more Iran is reintegrated into the global economy, the more reluctant the world's major powers will be to reverse course and sever ties with Iran again.
Mr. Trump had said on Tuesday that the sanctions would stay in place until North Korea dismantled enough of its nuclear program to make it difficult to reverse course.
Prosecutors said Mr. Flynn, President Trump's first national security adviser, had "chosen to reverse course" on cooperating and accepting guilt after they had previously argued for a lenient sentence.
Mr. Uygur has a long history of making crude and degrading comments about women, and the president of the California Young Democrats called on Mr. Sanders to reverse course.
Update September 20th, 6:45PM ET: YouTube quickly announced that it would largely reverse course on the changes to its verification system and allow creators to keep their badges.
Under long-standing administrative law, the FCC is well within its rights to reverse course, so long as it provides a reasonable reason for its change in policy direction.
She said she was disappointed by the decision of the pro-business Free Democrats to pull out of the coalition talks, but did not expect the party to reverse course.
Airbus suffered a cash outflow of 4.3 billion euros in the quarter as it built inventories but the company is expected to see that reverse course later in the year.
"The Federal Reserve will reverse course eventually and raise rates one or two more times over the course of the next 12-18 months," said Chad Morganlander of Stifel Nicolaus.
After Axios published its story — which conveyed too much certainty to a fluid situation by presenting Rosenstein's resignation as a done deal — chaos ensued and Rosenstein appeared to reverse course.
"They (OPEC+) instead hope for the shale and deep water supply revolutions to end and reverse course, for oil demand to start growing again at much higher levels," Morse said.
During my three-day stay at the mansion, Tesla will abruptly reverse course on its abrupt decision to shutter all of its stores and move all of its sales online.
But he was forced to reverse course by the prospect of the country being kicked out of the euro zone and pursue deeper reforms under a third international bailout program.
And the lack of scope to reverse course creates an asymmetry in policy setting for the Fed, meaning they will be keen to avoid tightening more than they have suggested.
He had hoped the agency would reverse course and get rid of "site commissions" that calling companies paid to jails and prisons as incentives, often unrelated to the calling systems.
The OECD said growth in China and the United States could come in 21.2-0.83% lower on average by 20.8 and 21.0 if the two nations did not reverse course.
"It would be unconscionable to reverse course now and continue to force transgender recruits to hide their gender identity in order to enter the military," she said in a statement.
" Thirteen hours later, he appeared to reverse course in another tweet, "The fact that President Putin and I discussed a Cyber Security unit doesn't mean I think it can happen.
We can reverse course, but we have to start thinking about the economy the right way and paying attention to the right numbers to start heading in the right direction.
But Robert Sinche, chief global strategist at Amherst Pierpont, said he expects the dollar to reverse course and gain 5 to 8 percent against a group of currencies in 2018.
And Mr. Trump is handing Republicans and their base voters what they have clamored for since the Affordable Care Act became law in 2010 — a powerful force to reverse course.
"Don't forget their names and let them know you expect them to reverse course," she wrote in a Facebook post accompanying a list of lawmakers with whom she was disappointed.
Civil rights groups were quick to condemn the move, and the United States Commission on Civil Rights, a bipartisan federal agency, on Thursday urged the Justice Department to reverse course.
Kaplan said he still felt it "too soon" for the Federal Reserve - the U.S. central bank - to lower interest rates because the Trump administration could, just as quickly, reverse course.
At least nine attorneys general have entered into a multi-state lawsuit against the State Department in attempt to force the Trump administration reverse course on its settlement with Wilson.
But by late Friday, the city's health department seemed to reverse course: It moved to curtail widespread testing, saying it was undermining the broader strategy to stop the virus's spread.
But by late Friday, the city's health department seemed to reverse course: It moved to curtail widespread testing, saying it was undermining the broader strategy to stop the virus's spread.
As the trajectory of inequality seems unlikely to reverse course anytime soon, one should expect that anger, and the concomitant desire to make some necessary trouble, to rise as well.
In addition to a sanctions package, lawmakers are also discussing a resolution that would formally oppose Trump's decision to pull back U.S. troops and call on him to reverse course.
Hoping to reverse course, he had recently begun to focus more on his electability, arguing that he is the candidate best positioned to beat Mr. Trump in the general election.
Roughly 24 hours after he sided with Putin over US intelligence officials on the question of whether Russia interfered in the 03 election, his staff convinced Trump to reverse course.
Two years ago, the administration initially played down the risk that the Ebola virus would spread to the United States, only to reverse course after the diagnosis of several cases here.
During the event the president agreed to participate in a group statement on trade - only to reverse course after Trudeau criticized Trump&aposs tariff threats at a summit-ending news conference.
"When you let the economy run too hot for too long, policy then needs to at some point reverse course and it's very hard to engineer a soft landing," he said.
No, I don't think so, because if the global economy slips into recession it won't be sufficient for the Fed to just hold rates low, they might have to reverse course.
Yellen is quite correct that this month's jobs figures may reverse course, but there is no lack of other indicators which show she and her colleagues have plenty to worry about.
Chris Murphy, a member of the Foreign Relations committee, poured cold water on the notion that Congress can make much of a difference in urging the White House to reverse course.
Congressional leaders are also weighing competing legislative measures, some that would put sanctions on the Turks, others that would decry Trump for triggering the events and urging him to reverse course.
But Bill Clinton and George W. Bush both promised to move the embassy during their campaigns, too, only to reverse course later when they realized the costs of such a decision.
Two years ago, the German government approved a Chinese investment fund's acquisition of Aixtron, only to reverse course a month later when U.S. officials raised security concerns that Berlin had overlooked.
The company blasted Bernie Sanders last year when he accused it of underpaying warehouse workers — only to reverse course and raise its minimum wage to $15 after the criticism kept coming.
That didn't help in the fourth quarter, where Twitter not only missed revenue targets set by Wall Street but also saw its advertising business reverse course and drop year-over-year.
Intensifying recession fears, volatile financial markets and moves toward negative rates by other central banks have triggered speculation over whether the Fed may have to reverse course on its tightening policy.
"Geopolitical concerns and any comments from Erdogan regarding monetary policy, if he tries to say the central bank should reverse course, then the lira may come under pressure again," he said.
Nevertheless, unless you expect a U.S. recession and the Fed to reverse course completely or engage in another round of quantitative easing, gold's current price rally is likely near its peak.
Terry McAuliffe (D)  said that Clinton would reverse course and approve a form of TPP when elected, comments that McAuliffe has since walked back and the Clinton campaign has furiously denied.
If you do not reverse course and instead endeavor to make these campaign promises a reality, you will have to contend with the full firepower of the ACLU at every step.
Asked about Schaeuble's comments, Macron said the EU's door was still open for Britain as long as the negotiations were not finished, but that it would be difficult to reverse course.
The continuing turmoil has turned many previously content parents into activists demanding that Mr. Brownback reverse course on his large tax cuts in order to free up money for public schools.
While Republicans cautiously came to Trump's defense, they left room to reverse course as both the Senate Intelligence investigation and that of the Special Counsel appointed by the Justice Department unfold.
They say they support net neutrality but want Congress to pass a law codifying it instead of leaving it up to federal agencies that can reverse course with each new administration.
China pulled back on its initial credit stimulus in late 2010 and 2011, only to reverse course in 2012 as Europe's financial crisis deepened and put strain on many emerging markets.
Trump attempted to reverse course on Friday and blame Democrats for the probable shutdown after the House passed a bill that included $2900 billion for his border wall the previous night.
"Our expectation is that the North Carolina schools reverse course immediately, as in tomorrow," Sarah Warbelow, the legal director for the Human Rights Campaign, an L.G.B.T. rights group, said Tuesday night.
On Tuesday he offered only muted support for the protests, but in tweets late Wednesday, he seemed at least briefly to reverse course, offering his strongest backing yet for the protesters.
Sessions told the subcommittee on Wednesday that while he has "previously expressed some concerns about the program," he heard from bipartisan members of the committee that led him to reverse course.
S. relations caucus, said Thursday that recent actions by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan led him to reverse course and vote in favor of a House resolution condemning the Armenian genocide.
Trump's decision to withdraw troops from northern Syria enraged GOP senators, who gave Vice President Pence an "earful" during a closed-door lunch and have publicly urged Trump to reverse course.
To save the United Kingdom itself, however, he must reverse course, or at least amend direction, on much of what he has said and done to win in the first place.
The move to reverse course and pull the auction of the AR-15 comes after 17 people were killed when a gunman opened fire at a high school in Parkland, Fla.
Civil rights activists and some Democrats feared that Sessions, a staunch conservative, would use his position as attorney general to reverse course on the Obama administration's push for voting rights protections.
Airbus suffered a cash outflow of 4.3 billion euros in the quarter as it built inventories to copy with delays but the company expects to see that reverse course later this year.
The President said he is "getting a lot of praise" for his abrupt decision to reverse course and not carry out the Iran strike following the downing of a US drone Thursday.
Only later, after Cherry said feminist campaigners, journalists and she herself had tweeted about Twitter's decision not to take down some of the misogynistic tweets did it reverse course and remove them.
If GM did reverse course and decide to retool the plant, it could take at least three years to prepare it for production, including potentially replacing the paint shop, GM told lawmakers.
"If we don't go back, we will go down," the Pope said, referring to a study which suggested the world must reverse course within the next few years or suffer dire consequences.
Has Beijing taken away from the two earlier episodes the idea that Trump will reverse course if Xi reacts strongly and accuses him of hurting the feelings of the Chinese people, i.e.
Unfortunately, a lot of of the big NGOs moved so heavily into climate at the expense of other advocacy that it's going to take quite a bit for them to reverse course.
If a city continues to build more highways, rather than subway lines, it becomes all the more difficult to reverse course and shift from a car culture to a public transit one.
"We strongly urge you to reverse course, follow the letter and spirit of the law, and demonstrate that the security of our country and integrity of elections are sacrosanct," the letter said.
We urge Administrator Wheeler to immediately reverse course on this irresponsible decision, and conduct much needed internal oversight, reform policies at the agency and take every step needed to recover these costs.
Even as her colleagues have frantically tried to find an escape hatch from the showdown with the president over the border wall, Collins has given no signs that she will reverse course.
To avoid triggering a humanitarian catastrophe in Afghanistan by forcing back hundreds of thousands more refugees, Pakistan should reverse course and protect Afghans until it is safe for them to go home.
For the first time ever, millions more shoppers shopped online than in stores during Thanksgiving and Black Friday weekend, signaling a tipping of the scales that's unlikely to reverse course anytime soon.
In short: Bullock's decision to reverse course and run for Senate tells you a whole lot about how he (and the broader Democratic Party) believe the political landscape is looking for 2020.
But her confidence in the E.P.A.'s resolve was fragile, and it had been shaken by other actions, including the order Ms. Hamnett received to reverse course on banning the pesticide chlorpyrifos.
Derk Stegeman, a Protestant Church pastor who has acted as a spokesman for the Tamrazyans, said they were talking with Dutch officials, holding out some hope that the government would reverse course.
HSBC said the recent dovish tilt from most central banks and a potential further deceleration in global and domestic growth, could prompt the BOT to "reverse course" on monetary policy in future.
Things got so heated ... thousands of fans flooded 50's Instagram page to bitch about the move and demand the rapper reverse course and switch it back to the original theme track.
That the mercurial president is already threatening to reverse course, as the number of domestic cases tops 3303,000, speaks to a more fundamental problem for Americans in this crisis: Trump doesn't care.
Are there concerns that you have that, hey, we can just keep interest rates low, we can see how low unemployment goes, and if it gets too low we can reverse course.
The new group of guilty pleas reflected what lawyers involved in the case said was an intense campaign by the United States attorney's office to press the remaining parents to reverse course.
There are folks who are ready to pick up the anti-Elizabeth Warren mantle like Pete Buttigieg and if they don't reverse course soon, it's going to be all downhill from here.
On Friday, he said the Fed had made a mistake in raising rates, and his top economic adviser said the president felt the central bank should reverse course and cut borrowing cuts.
A reported proposal that would significantly alter the Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP) has already faced major backlash, and it remains to be seen if the budget will reverse course.
" Marcus left the door open to reverse course, saying "once the industry self regulates a lot better and you have better more legit products that want to be advertised on the platform.
The hearings come at a moment of brinkmanship and negotiation, with the world's two largest economies repeatedly veering toward a trade war only to reverse course and edge instead toward diplomatic discussions.
Yet one should never say never in American politics, especially since political parties tend to reverse course when they see that doing more of the same will break their hold on power.
After replacing management in 21.2, Ericsson has embarked on a restructuring program to exit unprofitable network services deals and reverse course after an ill-timed bid to diversify beyond core telecom markets.
And it's willing to apologize and reverse course, as when it reversed a block on Wednesday it had put on an Ethiopian activist's account, after his supporters spammed Zuckerberg's Valentine's Day post.
"Waiting for the overvalued dollar to reverse course requires patience, and is itself one driver of the lack of FX volatility," Societe Generale strategist Kit Juckes said in a note to clients.
Still, the president's commission presents an opportunity for Trump to reverse course on this issue and potentially direct policies and funds to dealing with the opioid epidemic in a more serious manner.
Maybe Trump, who supported net neutrality four years ago and has been known to change his mind once or twice, will reverse course and take the issue off the table before the election.
In fact, most of Graham's comments in the last few days have been about advancing those sanctions -- and he has been virtually silent on a separate resolution to urge Trump to reverse course.
He said the backdrop in monetary policy reminded him of 1998, when the U.S. Federal Reserve slashed rates to fight the Asian financial crisis, only to reverse course less than a year later.
And the fact that NATO leaders are still devising ways to force Russian President Vladimir Putin to reverse course more than two years after he annexed Crimea speaks to a frustratingly slow process.
In a rare expression of fury directed at President Donald Trump, the country's largest veterans groups on Monday called on him to reverse course and "show proper respect" by honoring the late Sen.
Trump argued that while the New York officials "could have made a better deal" with Amazon, the company's decision to reverse course was ultimately bad for the economy and emblematic of liberal leadership.
If we wish to reverse course, we must decentralize the digital economy and regulate the ownership of data, taking it out of the hands of a few tech companies that now control it.
But Trump can still reverse course, demonstrating to Democrats that he is serious about protecting America's political institutions and throwing his support behind the establishment of a select committee to investigate Russian interference.
If nothing causes him to reverse course and step down, he could play an influential role in the resolution of a challenge to President Donald Trump's travel ban involving six predominantly Muslim countries.
But fewer than 24 hours later, amid bipartisan criticism of the idea due to the intelligence community's assessment that Russia meddled in the 2016 election, Trump appeared to reverse course on the proposal.
It appeared to reverse course on Monday by setting the softest mid-point against the dollar since 2011, but then fixed the yuan higher on Thursday for the first time in four days.
In the United States, in the heat of the post-World War II anti-communist fervor, the Supreme Court narrowly upheld these laws in 1952 only to reverse course by the late 1960s.
"The risk that you run with maximum stimulus is that the jobless rate keeps falling, then at some point, if pay growth picks up, you have to reverse course very sharply," he said.
Lead scientists from major United States organizations, including the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and the NASA-sponsored Advanced Global Atmospheric Gases Experiment, have begun quietly urging the Australian government to reverse course.
Last year, "Error 53," a software update that bricked phones that had their screens replaced by third party repair shops, caused such a shitstorm that Apple had to eventually reverse course and apologize.
Peter King of New York blocked dozens of constituents from viewing his official Facebook page for criticizing him, the New York Civil Liberties Union threatened to sue King if he didn't reverse course.
"Even if Democrats reverse course tomorrow, the vote they cast today will almost certainly cause more Americans to lose their jobs and more seniors hard-earned retirement savings to literally evaporate," he said.
Low-flying American aircraft buzzed the convoy and fired a warning strike, trying to get the vehicles to reverse course, the Pentagon officials said, but when the convoy continued, the planes opened fire.
Two weeks of data is a small sampling, and the ratings can reverse course at any moment, particularly if these frenetic opening weeks of the Trump presidency show any signs of dying down.
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver on Tuesday sought to reverse course, saying the league was not apologizing for Morey's tweet and that it would support freedom of expression regardless of the costs in China.
The two former top Trump campaign officials tried to convince the conservative Utah Republican to reverse course on his opposition to the latest Obamacare replacement bill written by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
Moore has said the Fed was wrong to raise rates in September and December and has since called on the central bank to reverse course by cutting rates by half a percentage point.
Gundlach, speaking at a DoubleLine event in Beverly Hills, California, noted that some developed countries, including Australia and Sweden, tried to raise interest rates in 2010, but ended up having to reverse course.
"We write to demand that you reverse course and to pose questions to better understand your rationale for employing paramilitary-style immigration personnel...in Boston and elsewhere in the United States," they added.
"Even if Democrats reverse course tomorrow, the vote they cast today will almost certainly cause more Americans to lose their jobs and more seniors hard-earned retirement savings to literally evaporate," he said.
And yet Project Catalyst has catalyzed very little; industry participants report their fear that the CFPB might later reverse course and use information obtained through Project Catalyst against them in an enforcement action.
Today, diGenova is one of the loudest voices pushing for Trump to reverse course, arguing that the Mueller investigation should be shut down and the FBI officials who participated in it be investigated.
Apple is planning to reverse course and make the new Mac Pro upgradeable, and the Hackintosh movement has become so big, that the biggest GPU maker in the world is making products for it.
The Chinese government has reportedly considered taking action to reverse course, and automakers are unrolling plans to revamp lineups and devote more attention to one of the last great growth opportunities in the world.
President Donald Trump appeared to reverse course on Harley Davidson on Tuesday, pledging to retaliate against "unfair" European Union tariffs that the company partially blamed for its nearly 27% drop in first-quarter profit.
After widespread outrage that the new Smithsonian Museum of African-American History would include items honoring Bill Cosby, without mentioning the sexual assault allegations against him, the Smithsonian has announced it will reverse course.
Sullivan says the decision to reverse course is one of several steps that Uber will take to enhance transparency and privacy, following months of tumult and scandal that have plagued the ride-hailing service.
The cost was too high, and the parish said it would end its recycling program at the end of this month, only to reverse course after a public outcry led by energetic seventh graders.
The FTSE 100 cut gains in volatile trade after a statement and testimony from Yellen, who said that the Fed was not likely to reverse course on rates, despite risks to the economic outlook.
The first, as envisioned by top Republican allies, would have a newly empowered Trump reverse course, moderate his tone, and become a rubber stamp for House Speaker Paul Ryan's long-desired budget reform package.
U.S. stocks have opened higher in the past two sessions, only to reverse course later in volatile trading as investors fretted about a China-led global growth slowdown and sharp turns in oil prices.
Amtrak is pushing federal regulators to reverse course on a proposal to measure the on-time performance of freight railways that it frequently shares tracks with only at the end points of train routes.
The Trump administration could reverse course once it starts a six-month countdown toward permanent withdrawal from the 1987 Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces (INF) treaty — if Russia comes into compliance within that period (Reuters).
Lawmakers and conservationists are dealing with whiplash after a stunning decision by the Trump administration this week to reverse course and retroactively use congressionally appropriated funds for maintenance costs incurred during the government shutdown.
The 12-month balance turned to surplus in June for the first time in nearly 17 years and has remained positive since but is expected to reverse course as the economy continues to recover.
Trump also asked Lewandowski around the same time to persuade Sessions, then serving as attorney general, to reverse course on his decision to recuse himself from the federal probe, according to the Mueller report.
A new NLRB won't revisit every decision detailed in this report, but in addition to correcting the ambush elections regulation, employers are hopeful that a new board will reverse course on two significant issues.
First, Iran's leadership is more complex and multifaceted than the one-man state of North Korea, making it harder for Tehran to reverse course like Mr. Kim did, and reach out to Mr. Trump.
Trump's comments after the shootings in El Paso and Dayton weren't the first time he's pretended to be interested in background checks, only to reverse course after the issue fell from the front pages.
Of course, Sakic and the Avs could always reverse course, trading Barrie for a handful of magic beans and then using that cap space to sign a 30-something player who peaked in 2007.
The stock started the year in the mid $120s and climbed all the way to a new all-time intraday high of $158.80 on June 18, at which point it began to reverse course.
"Trump could reverse course and renew tariffs, but Beijing has bought itself a likely respite from the daily uncertainty for at least a few months and perhaps for the remainder of Trump's current term."
Democrats believe that if Bullock were to reverse course and run for the Senate, it would instantly put Montana in play this fall and give them a wider path to taking back the chamber.
Up until August, Iowa Democratic party officials were planning to allow party members to actually vote remotely on a mobile app before the national Democratic party forced them to reverse course over security concerns.
For example, Democrats passed the Affordable Care Act without Republican support, Republicans are dismantling it piecemeal without Democratic support, the Democrats will reverse course yet again when they next take control, and so on.
When pressed on why Republicans had to reverse course with their spending strategy, Rogers said some conservatives had "reservations" about the size of the disaster aid bill and the fact that it's not offset.
If the FDA doesn't reverse course before 2018, more lives will needlessly be lost and all of us who have to bear the public-health costs of tobacco-related deaths and illnesses will suffer.
"It would be difficult for Senators to reverse course on a potential nomination for the Fed chairmanship for a nominee that had previously been confirmed twice by the Senate for her posts," Mills wrote.
But it goes to show that one of the world's leading legal bodies is concerned that Trump's policy decision may threaten the lives of people in Iran, and wants the US to reverse course.
With the Federal Reserve embarked on a path to gradually hike interest rates, the bank now thinks the central bank will pump its brakes on raising borrowing costs — and could even reverse course in 2020.
The automaker's plans to build the next generation of Silverado pickups and related components in Mexico are too far along to reverse course in the near term without losing money, experts and company officials said.
"The ChiNext seems unlikely to reverse course, in our view," Gao wrote, citing numerous headwinds including a rapid pace of listing approvals that increase equity supply, as well as tighter liquidity and low risk appetite.
The root cause of the problem is that growth is slowing more than expected, forcing the ECB to reverse course and put plans for policy normalisation on hold, with inflation still far below its objective.
Washington (CNN)One thing that's clear from President Donald Trump's executive order trying to reverse course from his policy that resulted in family separations at the border: It's still not clear how it will work.
The secretary must reverse course immediately and come to the bargaining table now or the American farmer will lose their voices in Washington and American taxpayers will be billed to fix what the secretary broke.
The bipartisan governors group that has teamed up on health care in the past is back, this time calling for the Trump administration to reverse course on arguing against pre-existing condition protections in court.
This latest budget proposal is an attempt to reverse course, calling for a record level of K-12 funding, but nevertheless the policy change could put instructional hours on the chopping block for struggling schools.
If the data shows users are liking a feature, they can play it up with no need for a downloaded update; if they change something and usage tanks, they can reverse course on the fly.
Political strategists list several reasons Iowa could reverse course, including a Trump-initiated trade war that disproportionately affects the state's farmers, and an economy that, while strong nationally, has nevertheless left many behind, Democrats say.
Of course, if Cuomo was to reverse course in the future and run for president, he'd be joining a long list of politicians who denied interest or even ruled out the race before finally running.
Raja Krishnamoorthi (D-Ill.), chairman of a House Oversight and Reform subcommittee, sent a letter to the Food and Drug Administration questioning the Trump administration's move to reverse course on banning all flavored e-cigarettes.
But then an overwhelming backlash against Hallmark on social media and elsewhere compelled the network to reverse course -- a moment that is now being hailed as yet another cultural milestone for LGBTQ Americans in advertising.
In deciding to go with 6,000 soldiers, the Senate Armed Services Committee looked at what the Army has done this year to reverse course on the cuts that had been planned, a second aide said.
"The Trump administration's decision to reverse course on existing policies designed to gradually end the use of private prisons is a major setback to restoring justice to our criminal justice system," Booker said in a statement.
Bristol-Myers earlier this month suggested it would seek a path to swift approval of an Opdivo/Yervoy combination in first-line non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) only to reverse course after reviewing available data.
A poor showing by the CDU in the state elections would increase pressure on the chancellor to reverse course, 1-1/2 years before the federal election, when she is likely to seek a fourth term.
"We call on the Cambodian government to reverse course by reinstating the political opposition, releasing Kem Sokha, and allowing civil society and media to resume their constitutionally protected activities," the State Department said in a statement.
In the past two weeks, the worst unrest Chile has seen since the return of democracy in 1990 has forced President Sebastián Piñera to reverse course on a proposed transit increase, and dismiss eight cabinet members.
But Republican erupted in outrage, accusing the Obama administration of misleading the public about the motivation of his rampage, prompting the Justice Department to reverse course and release the full version just a few hours later.
Many members were desperate to believe that the President had either been referring to another bill or would reverse course later in the day -- while conservatives cheered the President as rightfully demanding changes to the bill.
Indeed, his arrogance is so enormous that even in cases where the proof is abundant, as in the "Access Hollywood" case, and he's copped to the facts, it's possible to reverse course and deny the truth.
This now-imminent withdrawal, however, becomes final in precisely one year — curiously, the day after the 2020 election — and can't be undone unless a different president (perhaps in 2021, 2025, or later) decides to reverse course.
When we pass Jupiter or Mars or Saturn, for example, these more outward planets in orbit—which move more slowly than Earth in orbit—appear to reverse course in our sky for a couple of months.
"If you do not reverse course and instead endeavor to make these campaign promises a reality, you will have to contend with the full firepower of the ACLU at every step," he said in a statement.
There were naval engagements in the nearby Bay of Fundy, known for its dramatic tides that twice daily force the Saint John River to reverse course in spots, a phenomenon that draws a lot of sightseers.
But the meeting was very similar to an earlier White House session in which the president seemed to join with Democrats on divisive immigration policy only to later reverse course, leaving the parties at an impasse.
Here was a detailed transcript of a stream of consciousness, but a hopelessly anarchic one liable to reverse course without notice, splash wildly, overflow its banks and then simply vanish, circling down a gyre of nothingness.
But as North Korea moves closer to acquiring a nuclear weapon that can hit the United States, we would be remiss not to see if the full weight of our sanctions might make Pyongyang reverse course.
Now, the government wants to reverse course and the environmentally conscious leadership must decide how much of China's 100 gigawatts of small-scale capacity needs to close, while at the same time protecting expensive state investments.
The first months of the Trump administration have featured such breathtaking strategic reversals that paralysis at the State Department was arguably better than having diplomats charge off in one direction only to reverse course weeks later.
The surprise decision by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to reverse course on consideration of a precious minerals mine in Alaska has left supporters and opponents of the project scrambling to figure out what comes next.
"Any president has a lot of latitude in deploying troops and many of us have been arguing that this was a mistake, it shouldn't have been done and hoping that he would reverse course," McConnell said.
Testimony from senior government officials offered an inside look into the bungled rollout of the zero tolerance policy and the Trump administration's harried attempts to reverse course after a federal judge ordered it to reunify families.
The Joint Ministerial Monitoring Committee said the current oil market situation "may require new strategies to balance the market," after warning last month that the group may have to reverse course and begin cutting output once again.
The Trump source said the president-elect's transition team is aware of the likely international backlash but said Republicans in the U.S. Congress have given ample warning that a Republican administration would take action to reverse course.
Egypt subsequently adopted the more lax 0.05 percent policy in July, only to reverse course on Sunday and announce it would once again not allow any ergot, an about-turn that helped push global wheat prices down.
Trump tweets that duties on goods imported from China will be increased: China's Ministry of Commerce responds to Trump's new tariff increases, and urges the U.S. to reverse course, according to a CNBC translation of the statement.
Some have noted that if the justices do reverse course, the impact of a presidential pardon may rise, as states would find if more difficult to prosecute people who have seen federal prosecutions lifted from their shoulders.
"I suppose there's still the potential that the President will reverse course or somehow shed some light on his intentions with regard to these promised tariffs; if he does that, he's just creating more uncertainty," he said.
Volksbank Reutlingen in southwest Germany said earlier this year it would pass on negative rates to its retail customers but had to reverse course after consumer protection advocates cried foul over a lack of transparency in pricing.
Despite its disgraceful lack of support for Iran's human rights and democratic political aspirations, the U.S. still has an opportunity to reverse course and truly support these values as Washington largely already does elsewhere around the world.
In a petition to the White House, Caltrain is urging the administration to reverse course on its decision to halt $2628 million worth of grant money for the transit agency until at least the fiscal 28503 budget.
Our consumer research suggests that, in the face of an overwhelming public outcry, Congress might have little choice but to reverse course and indiscriminately saddle businesses with reactionary, commerce-killing restrictions on the use of consumer data.
"We are encouraged that today EPA has decided to reverse course and move forward to finalize its proposed rule banning methylene chloride in these products," said Sarah Vogel, vice president for health at the Environmental Defense Fund.
Dent's comments come as Democratic and Republican lawmakers call on Trump to reverse course on a policy that instructs the Department of Homeland Security to separate families that enter the country illegally at the U.S.-Mexico border.
Washington (CNN)Former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci called on President Donald Trump Tuesday to "reverse course immediately" and walk back some of the statements he made during the news conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
It is this potential for sanctions relief, and for avoiding economic catastrophe, that is most likely to convince Maduro to reverse course, or to convince the allies Maduro depends on to depose him and to restore democracy.
Several of Trump's fellow Republicans in Congress, joined by opposition Democrats, urged the president to reverse course, saying the withdrawal would strengthen the hand of Russia and Iran in Syria and enable a resurgence of Islamic State.
Dallas Cowboys star David Irving says he will NOT reverse course on his decision to quit the NFL over their policy on marijuana ... and he's got a message for Jerry Jones in case they never speak again.
Lately, there has even been talk that the administration might reverse course and move to rejoin the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the trade deal that the United States pulled out of at the start of the Trump administration.
One of his all-important barometers — the stock market — rebounded on Monday after falling sharply immediately after the announcement of the tariffs last week as the Republican dissent fueled optimism that Mr. Trump would ultimately reverse course.
RHINEBECK, N.Y. — Even before Peter Plavchan Sr. asked about "the exact crimes" President Trump had committed to prompt his congressman to reverse course and embrace an impeachment inquiry, Representative Antonio Delgado was ready with a detailed answer.
The RMB continued to fall relative to the dollar (it declined by another 2 percent in the two days following the official devaluation), and the PBOC had to reverse course by intervening to prop up the yuan.
Obama's strategy with the program, to use a phrase from George W. Bush about Israel's West Bank settlements, was to create "facts on the ground" and make it as difficult as possible to reverse course in future.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump promised on Thursday during a speech in Michigan to reverse course on some deportations of Iraqi Christians whom his administration sought to remove earlier in his term, but gave no specifics.
Similar expectations sparked a heavy sell-off last week but the pan-European index managed to reverse course and hit a four-day high on Wednesday, as Wall Street showed a muted reaction to the U.S. figures.
SPX recorded its biggest daily percentage drop in three months, hurt by speculation about White House Economic Adviser Gary Cohn's possible departure, and failed to reverse course even after the White House said he was not leaving.
On Wednesday, a furious President Trump ordered the Justice Department to reverse course; what followed was a telephone colloquy between that federal judge, George Hazel, and the lawyers for which the word bizarre is a breathtaking understatement.
On Wednesday, a furious President Trump ordered the Justice Department to reverse course; what followed was a telephone colloquy between that federal judge, George Hazel, and the lawyers for which the word bizarre is a breathtaking understatement.
The opportunity to borrow this cheaply (probably) won't last forever, and countries that boost their deficits will (probably) have to reverse course, but while it lasts everyone could be enjoying a better life instead of pointless austerity.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Energy market dynamics factored into the decision by the Obama administration to reverse course on a proposal to open the southeastern Atlantic coastal area to oil and gas drilling, the White House said on Tuesday.
According to the New York Times, Amazon has decided to reverse course and not move forward with plans to make Long Island City in the New York City borough of Queens one of its new "HQ2" headquarter locations.
"It's a scandal," Tobias Lindner, a Green party member, told Reuters, saying Germany should cancel plans to spend 60 million euros ($68 million) on new housing and military facilities at the base if Turkey did not reverse course.
"It you do not reverse course and instead endeavor to make these campaign promises a reality, you will have to contend with the full firepower of the ACLU at every step," the organization's executive director Anthony Romero wrote.
General Motors' decision to essentially stop production at five factories in North America and eliminate roughly 19903,700 jobs wasn't a political one, despite pressure from leaders in Washington and Canada to reverse course, said former CEO Dan Akerson.
Cramer, whose charitable trust owns shares of Apple, that stocks could reverse course and end their bearish phase for good if President and Chinese President strike a positive tone in their meeting at this week's G-20 summit.
The Phoenix-based health care company said it had notified the state of the board's decision and was working to transfer clients to other facilities, but on Friday it agreed to reverse course and keep the facility open.
Wu Xiaohui had contested the charges against him during the proceedings on Wednesday but in a closing statement appeared to reverse course, saying he understood and regretted the crimes, the court said on an official social media feed.
Only this year did regulators tell banks to prepare for the possibility that they might reverse course after their December rate hike, and contemplate how Wall Street would deal with interest rates going below zero into negative territory.
The looming storm prompted New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, who had initially said he would continue to campaign in New Hampshire for the Republican presidential nomination, to reverse course and head back to his state on Friday evening.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - As the Senate began a two-week recess on Friday, the White House and its allies sought to turn up the heat on Republicans to reverse course and act on President Barack Obama's Supreme Court nominee.
But for the people who are choosing to bottle feed over breast-feeding -- and who might reverse course if they knew more about the benefits -- could anything be done to help influence them to choose breast over bottle?
They also worried that the deal did not do enough to block Iran's alleged pathway to a bomb and that the country could reverse course in the years after the agreement after reaping the benefits of sanctions relief.
And if the US does reverse course on social distancing, it's likely the curve will turn into a spike in cases, triggering a potential collapse of a health care system already struggling to keep up with the pandemic.
"The big question is: Will he ultimately stick to the ultranationalist alliance and continue the paranoid security state or reverse course and attempt at reform?" said Asli Aydintasbas, a senior fellow with the European Council on Foreign Relations.
The window to reverse course is closing fast and much depends on this decade, perhaps the last in which we can salvage not only the countless species that make up the tapestry of life, but also our souls.
Dear Secretary Clinton: Before — and during — the presidential debates, you should reverse course and move aggressively to offer the platinum standard for disclosure and transparency, to substantially rebuild the trust of the American people in our political system.
As he was running for a different cover location, Bilzerian said he decided to reverse course and run back toward the police truck near where the young woman was shot to see if he could find the keys.
May, her party and her standing weakened in a general election last month, has had trouble controlling feuds within her government; banks are considering leaving London; investors are wary; and a campaign to reverse course is gaining momentum.
Once the gears in Washington get going, once the military-industrial complex is "cocked & loaded," once the hawks around you begin Iago-whispering that if you don't go forward, you'll be unmanned, it's awfully hard to reverse course.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama's Supreme Court selection Merrick Garland on Tuesday resumed meetings with U.S. senators in a push to convince Republicans who have vowed to block the nomination to reverse course and hold confirmation hearings this year.
The metal tariffs -- 25% on steel and 10% on aluminum -- had caused a deep rift in the ordinarily cheerful US-Canada relationship, which officials say suffered as Trump repeatedly refused Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's requests to reverse course.
But rapid price gains and worries over a shortage of domestic coal prompted Beijing to reverse course, allowing mines to boost output in order to ensure adequate stocks and reduce reliance on imports, which surged 25.2 percent last year.
But a unilateral decision to reverse course could expose divisions in a GOP caucus that, for all its post-election talk of unity, remains fundamentally divided on key issues like spending and what to do after it repeals Obamacare.
The SPD, junior party in the ruling coalition, on Monday said it would extend a unilateral freeze in German arms exports to Saudi Arabia despite pressure by Britain and France to reverse course and the risk of compensation claims.
After having insisted that he would not make a Friday announcement out of respect for the attack in Nice, France, he would reverse course, appropriately enough, on Twitter, and name Mr. Pence as his choice on late Friday morning.
The White House signaled earlier this week that Trump would accept a funding package without the $5 billion in wall money, but the president appeared to reverse course after coming under fire from conservative lawmakers and right-wing pundits.
During his remarks Sunday night, McConnell criticized his Democratic colleagues saying if they did not "reverse course tomorrow" the vote they cast Sunday not to move the bill forward would cause more Americans to lose their jobs and savings.
Mr. Trump decided to reverse course after talks with intelligence officials, including Rod J. Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general, who engaged in conversations with the president with the aim of informing him of all the ramifications of his order.
Offers of assistance from the W.H.O. and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention had been ignored for weeks, the Times reported Friday, but the moves on Sunday appeared to signal that Beijing would at least partly reverse course.
" Pressed on Republicans' willingness to reverse course on the tax cuts passed in late 2017 -- among the signature legislative achievements of the Republican majority under the Trump administration -- Klobuchar said simply, "I think they will do it, things change.
But growing concern over the threat of militants in Sinai, many of whom have pledged loyalty to the Islamic State, as well as Egypt's decision to buy weapons from Russia and France, led the Obama administration to reverse course.
It has been downhill since, with inflation sliding back to the turgid levels the Fed has fought against since the 2007-2009 financial crisis and recession, and the central bank poised to reverse course with rate cuts this year.
"If they do this, it will dramatically increase the likelihood that right to repair legislation passes and forces them to reverse course," Wiens said, referring to Apple requiring the diagnostic tool on all future logic board and Touch ID replacements.
"I would be extremely surprised if any companies that announced changes to their products and services would reverse course because of the delay or repeal of the fiduciary rule," said Todd Rosenbluth, director of mutual fund and ETF research at CFRA.
Graham, who is a steadfast supporter of Trump, said in an interview with Fox News that the decision was "shortsighted and irresponsible," and wrote in a tweet that he would introduce a Senate resolution opposing it if Trump doesn't reverse course.
"We urge you in the strongest terms to reverse course," the lawmakers wrote, "to demonstrate that Apple puts values above market access, and to stand with the brave men and women fighting for basic rights and dignity in Hong Kong."
Around a fifth of their production is exported, leaving them exposed to retaliation from the likes of China, Mexico and the EU; their political heft at home makes them prime targets for foreigners trying to make the Trump administration reverse course.
Wetherell added in his interview that he believes it's too late to simply reverse course on social sharing functions because it might simply incentivize other methods of gaming platforms, like paying power users with huge followings to artificially boost content.
"This is just what the market needed, not so soft that the economy is slowing down precipitously and not so strong that the Fed is going to reverse course," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at National Securities in New York.
In a public letter to GE, nearly five dozen institutional and individual shareholders called on the company to reverse course on its intentions to purchase a 20 percent stake in a planned 1,000-megawatt coal plant on Kenya's Lamu island.
Yet for all the optimism Yellen laced through the speech, made in Philadelphia, the underlying details of the employment report look quite poor, though there is a good possibility that the data will reverse course over the remainder of the year.
It took just two days and a PR firestorm for the company to reverse course A noticed published earlier this week indicated that the latest update to Fire OS 5 removed the option to encrypt data on the company's tablets.
The Bank of England is set to reverse course in response to Britain's shock vote on June 23 to leave the European Union, with rate cuts and renewed government bond purchases nearly certain in an attempt to limit the damage.
Cohn, the director of the National Economic Council, has been the leading internal opponent to Trump's planned tariffs on imports of steel and aluminum, working to orchestrate an eleventh-hour effort in recent days to get Trump to reverse course.
Hiking now is a leap off a cliff in a fog; one could always wait and jump later once conditions are clearer, but having jumped blindly one cannot reverse course if the expected ledge isn't where one thought it would be.
The Iranian government, which has deliberately defied the nuclear agreement in response to President Trump's withdrawal from the deal, reiterated that it would reverse course if European leaders found a way to ease the impact of American sanctions on Iran.
That apparently prompted Mr. Faymann and his center-right partners in government to reverse course on its approach to migrants, shutting Austria's borders and persuading Balkan nations along the refugee trail to Central Europe from Greece to do the same.
Also helping gold, the dollar eased from multi-week highs, helping the metal reverse course following a more than 563.013% fall on Friday after strong U.S. jobs data lowered the likelihood of an aggressive rate cut by the U.S. Federal Reserve.
Austria was swept up in Europe's migration crisis last autumn when it and Germany opened their borders to hundreds of thousands of people fleeing war and poverty in the Middle East and elsewhere, only to reverse course as public opinion turned.
Vivendi, even if it sells shares to remain under the 30 percent voting rights threshold, could easily reverse course at some point in the future — and by skirting this takeover offer window, it keeps that option open for another time.
In a surprise announcement in March, Interior said it would reverse course and allow the Mashantucket Pequot and Mohegan tribes the right to build the off-reservation casino in Connecticut, ending what was likely to be a lengthy legal battle.
The final wording was the outcome of a lengthy discussion coloured by fears of a repeat of the ECB's policy error of 2011, when it raised rates twice just before a downturn and was forced to reverse course, the sources said.
Kavanaugh would have to vote against the mandate (an opportunity he passed up last time) and Chief Justice John Roberts, who cast the deciding vote to uphold the mandate in 2012, would have to reverse course to strike it down now.
Last month a pipeline project owned by Plains All American, Marathon Petroleum and BP Oil Pipeline, which takes oil from Louisiana to Illinois, said it might reverse course to run south, adding to concerns about a potential glut of capacity.
Even as the Trump Administration enacts policies to reverse course on curbing the emissions that seem to be leading to a changing global climate, federal agencies like the NOAA keep releasing reports that reveal exactly how much the planet is changing.
Steve Bullock's decision to reverse course and run for the Senate this November is a massive recruiting coup for Democrats that not only makes the party competitive in that state but also improves their odds of retaking the majority this fall.
The eye-popping number underscores the growing fears in the White House and on Capitol Hill that the coronavirus outbreak could send the economy into a damaging recession -- and that aggressive intervention by Washington is needed immediately to reverse course.
The plan's massive price tag underscores the growing fears in the White House and on Capitol Hill that the coronavirus outbreak could send the economy into a damaging recession -- and that aggressive intervention by Washington is needed immediately to reverse course.
Political experts say the party could become the strongest party in the eastern German states of Saxony and Brandenburg in regional elections next year, raising the question of whether mainstream parties will reverse course and agree to form coalitions with it.
On Sunday, the president's national security adviser, John R. Bolton, appeared to reverse course, telling reporters in Jerusalem that the pullout was conditional on defeating the last remnants of ISIS and on Turkey's ensuring the safety of America's Kurdish allies.
The unburdening in Missouri and the clarity in Arizona capped a stretch in which the White House convinced Representative Kevin Cramer to reverse course and take on Ms. Heitkamp and sidelined a primary challenger against Senator Dean Heller of Nevada.
Mr. Kelly's message to Ms. Duke was that she needed to reverse course and end the program immediately, according to one of the people briefed on the call, who, like the others, asked for anonymity to describe a private discussion.
Groups such as Women on the 20s launched grass-roots efforts to make the case that Tubman was the best choice to replace Jackson, a slave owner, and they continue to hope that the Trump administration will not reverse course.
" Warren also took a jab at Biden — though without naming him — tweeting out late Thursday night: "It's disappointing that any Democratic candidate would reverse course and endorse the use of unlimited contributions from the wealthy to run against fellow Democrats.
"The international community, which provides a major percentage of the Cambodian government's annual budget, should put Hun Sen on notice that if he doesn't reverse course, it will be impossible to consider next year's elections free and fair," he said.
Cutting the trusted traveler programs was listed in the DHS memo as the fifth option among eight — ranked in order of potential for states to be forced to reverse course — intended to address laws that restrict access to state DMV information.
In short, Trump will need to reverse course and seek peace through diplomatic compromise — if the fiery breath of the Green Dragon that the president has ordered slain is to ultimately stop spreading wildfires throughout the Middle East and beyond.
NEW YORK, Feb 22 (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve's top markets official warned that a trend of U.S. money market firms converting funds from "prime" to "government-only" could force them to quickly reverse course and harm the overall execution of policy.
While Republican leaders and the President have said they would refuse to add immigration legislation to government funding bills, some Democrats privately think GOP leaders will reverse course if it's the only way to get an immigration bill through the House.
Though Trump made clear both during his interrupted dinner and in the earlier phone conversation with senators that he would not support a proposal to limit future national emergency declarations to 30 days, he seemed to reverse course on Twitter Thursday.
To reverse course and avoid worse, Turkey and Iran need to overcome mistrust and go beyond merely managing differences — with the risks of accidents, miscalculations and miscommunications this entails — and, for once, frankly acknowledge each other's core interests and security concerns.
Moore, the economist President Donald Trump has said he will nominate to the Fed, told The New York Times on Tuesday that the US central bank should reverse course and cut interest rates by half a percentage point right away.
The records reaffirm the perception at the time that the Trump administration's decision to reverse course and remove Florida from the list was carefully choreographed to give Scott a political win in his widely expected challenge this year to unseat Nelson.
Powell did not call the Fed's current 2.25-2.50% target interest rate appropriate, a standard talking point in recent Fed statements even as Trump has repeatedly blasted the Fed for raising rates last year and called for it to reverse course.
After the surprise announcement, which came on the first day of the Republican National Convention, Wall Street sources sounded off on the idea that a Republican would reverse course on policies nearly 20 years old and now taken for granted by big banks.
While China's decision to cut its domestic coal output has no doubt been the driver of coal's gains this year, the question is how quickly can the Chinese reverse course, and how rapidly can coal exporters ramp up output to meet Chinese demand?
Stefan Niesiolowski of Civic Platform called the original law "idiocy" while Kamila Gasiuk-Pihowicz, of the Modern party, asked why it took the ruling party half a year to reverse course on a move that had harmed Poland&aposs most important international relationships.
"Thanks to the decision we took in June to reverse course after 18 months of implementing the supply adjustments that withdrew an average 1.8 million barrels per day, we saw that the market was on course to reach the red line," he said.
But lately, it's been bullied more than usual: President Trump proposed slashing the agency's budget, appointed career EPA-hater Scott Pruitt to lead it, and ordered it to reverse course or delay dozens of numerous ambitious environment-saving, climate change-fighting regulations.
READ: Clinton leads Trump in general election matchup In March, CNN's Sara Murray first reported that Trump intended to reverse course and raise money in the general election if he wins the Republican nomination, according to a source familiar with the plan.
Instead of staying the course and expecting either one or two rate increases in 2016, traders have backed off the idea the Fed will raise rates at all this year, and some are thinking the central bank will reverse course and cut rates.
Driving the news: This latest report, which the Trump administration released on Black Friday, is one in a string of new consequential reports reaffirming humans' impact driving Earth's temperature up, the consequences of that and how difficult it will be to reverse course.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday appeared to reverse course on Harley Davidson Inc, saying European tariffs facing the motorcycle manufacturer were "unfair" and vowing to reciprocate, after urging a boycott of the company last year amid a steel spat.
After raising the federal funds rate nine times in three years, with the last move coming in December as financial markets were melting down, concerns about a slowing economy caused the Federal Open Market Committee and Chairman Jerome Powell to reverse course.
Pet owners will often claim that they'd rather put their pet to sleep than pay for expensive treatment, only to reverse course once the dog has aged and they've bonded with their pet, leaving them with thousands of dollars in medical bills.
Der Spiegel said Chancellor Angela Merkel and Finance Minister Olaf Scholz, who is also vice chancellor, agreed to extend the freeze in arms deliveries, despite mounting pressure from industry and key allies to reverse course, or risk damage to its commercial credibility.
"I don't think people understood the level (to which) there was a decision by Beijing, they were going to reverse course on deleveraging and all the progress they made," Leland Miller, chief executive officer of China Beige Book, said in a phone interview.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell -- who served his party well this week by privately urging Trump to aggressively condemn violence at his rallies -- might serve Republicans well again by quietly exploring whether the party shouldn't reverse course and give Garland serious consideration.
Signing the bill into law will send an inexperienced and undisciplined White House into an escalating confrontation with Russia at a time when safeguards to reduce tensions have eroded and domestic pressure in both countries will make it hard to reverse course.
To reverse course, the president should take a bold step and indefinitely delay the shipment of an already approved $1 billion worth of arms to Saudi Arabia until it agrees to — and opens — transparent and credible investigations into potentially unlawful attacks. 10.
Likewise, stocks moved by only a percentage point or two on Election Day 2004, when early exit polls led many to believe that John Kerry had won the election, only to reverse course when it became clear the early numbers were wrong.
For one thing, we can exert popular pressure on the administration to reverse course, as the tens of thousands of people gathering in late April for the People's Climate March in Washington are doing, along with thousands more in sister marches worldwide.
But the State of the Union was a sign that Trump wants to continue to be part of that shift (at least for non-immigration offenses) and to resist the efforts by the Cotton wing of the party to reverse course. —DM
Assuming Congress does not reverse course and enact progressive tax increases to offset the cost of the current tax cuts, older, higher-income Americans would likely see the largest increase in incomes, and younger, lower-income Americans would likely lose the most.
Chinese feminists have been pushing for women to retake control of their own bodies from the government, which enforced a strict "one child" policy for more than three decades, only to reverse course in 2015 in the face of a rapidly graying population.
If we do not make visible all who would be perpetually disappeared, if we do not find the means to force the powerful to listen and reverse course, humanity will be engulfed in an apocalypse on an infinitely greater scale than the Sept.
Since the latest exemptions were announced in August, Midwestern Republicans in Congress pressed the president to reverse course in a series of closed-door meetings, and farmers, who helped Mr. Trump declare victory in 2016, voiced their anger in unusually blunt terms.
Even the Justice Department's extraordinary decision to reverse course the next day noted that the guidelines "enhancements" — the factors that led to the original sentencing recommendation — were "perhaps technically applicable," and prosecutors on Thursday did not dispute the applicability of those enhancements.
And while an opinion by the board that Facebook should fact-check political ads would have some weight — and could provide political cover for Facebook to reverse course, should it decide it wants to — ultimately the decision will likely still remain with Zuckerberg.
"It's a very difficult job, and it will be even more difficult, I think, to try to reverse course in certain instances," said Matt Fritz, who served as the agency's chief of staff from 2015 through January, when Democrats were in charge.
Zarif said the Trump administration's decision to abandon the nuclear deal Tehran negotiated with world powers and embrace hardline policies against Iran "destroyed stability" in the Middle East, and he warned of worse to come if the US did not reverse course.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Democratically controlled U.S. House Judiciary Committee launched an inquiry on Friday into the Trump administration's decision to reverse course on several key voting rights lawsuits and its efforts to add a citizenship question to the upcoming 2020 U.S. census.
Having missed its inflation objective for years, the ECB is keen not to move too early, worried that any market turbulence could force it to reverse course as it happened when the euro zone debt crisis spiraled out of control in 2011.
"Once I accede to the request of one candidate to have a debate focus on the issue he's running on, then I need to go back to everybody else that has made those requests and reverse course," he said of Mr. Inslee's request.
Trump has since been reported to be unhappy about the lack of progress, prompting fears among some diplomats that he could reverse course and order U.S. troops out of Afghanistan, a move that would risk a collapse of the Western-backed government.
For months, Donald Trump has espoused a hands-off approach to intervening in the Middle Eastern country's six-year-long civil war, yet it took just 24 hours for the president to reverse course and launch America's first military action against the Syrian government.
Cramer, whose charitable trust owns shares of Apple, has said that stocks could reverse course and end their bearish phase for good if President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping strike a positive tone in their meeting at this week's G-20 summit.
Hong Kong's economy grew at a slower pace of 1.9 percent last year and Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po took steps on Wednesday in his first budget address to reverse course by cutting taxes, waiving fees for tourism firms and pledging better services.
Michael Bennet, a Democrat from Colorado, where voters legalized marijuana in 2012, sent a vehement letter to the White House on Thursday that accused its new anti-marijuana committee of trying to skew data for "backward" political purposes and asked the administration to reverse course.
"Increasingly brazen, President Trump just last week announced that he was awarding the next G7 summit to his resort in Doral, Florida, only to reverse course after a public outcry -- in the aftermath, disparaging 'you people with this phony Emoluments Clause,'" a court filing states.
After raising the federal funds rate nine times in three years, with the last move coming in December as financial markets were melting down, concerns about a slowing economy and a looming U.S.-China trade war has caused the central bank to reverse course.
This is a direct attack on the fundamental equality of LGBTQ people and, if this administration refuses to reverse course, Congress must immediately take action by advancing the Equality Act to ensure that LGBTQ people are explicitly protected by our nation's civil rights laws.
Read MoreGoolsbee says Fed may cut rates in 2016 But if history is any guide, the odds are slim that the Fed will embark on a policy "U-turn" and reverse course within six months of a policy shift, according to the Oxford Economics analysis.
Atlanta (CNN)On the eve of his 100th day in office, President Donald Trump used a speech at the National Rifle Association to help renew his standing among a conservative base that's wary after watching the President reverse course on a series of campaign promises.
Washington (CNN)Twenty-four hours after President Donald Trump dictated a dejected letter to Kim Jong Un canceling their June 12 meeting, he appeared to reverse course, telling reporters Friday the diplomatic encounter could still occur on the same date if conditions keep improving.
Mr. Trump's comments came amid mounting criticism over an impending third week of a partial government shutdown and after his national security adviser, John R. Bolton, speaking to reporters, appeared to reverse course on the president's order last month to withdraw American troops from Syria.
This is why early-stage fintechs, with lower overhead, the ability to nimbly tweak products for user behavior, and their new revenue models, stand to create such significant change: they can align their incentives with customers without having to reverse course on decades-long practices.
Repercussions from that decision earlier this year, the decision to reverse course in June and the ongoing process to reunite children with their families has been a serious problem for the administration that has involved every branch of government from the HHS to the DOJ.
Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, for example, normally a staunch Trump ally, told an NBC reporter this week that he would "become President Trump's worst nightmare" on Syria if he didn't reverse course, and a House resolution condemning the withdrawal passed with bipartisan support.
The push to get Amazon to reconsider also included an open letter that ran as a full-page ad in The New York Times on Friday, urging Mr. Bezos, the company's chief executive, to reverse course and build the campus in Long Island City, Queens.
Twenty Democratic senators on Thursday urged Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to reverse course on the "unnecessarily cruel" decision to end an Obama-era policy that granted visas to the same-sex partners of LGBTQ diplomats whose unions are not recognized by their home countries.
The prospect of food and water assistance coming to an end for Hurricane Maria survivors in Puerto Rico blindsided the island's government this week, prompting angry reactions from local leaders and alarming lawmakers in Washington, who urged the Federal Emergency Management Agency to reverse course.
The political firestorm that would ensue from several million people losing their insurance could be enough to force the GOP to reverse course and take steps to provide some kind of emergency insurance for this population, which could be even more costly than the ACA.
"Facebook is the perfect case on which to reverse course, precisely because Facebook makes its money from targeted advertising, meaning users do not pay to use the service," Hughes said, adding that Google and Amazon may take such a case as a warning for their own businesses.
While each woman is from a different background and may have different parenting styles, one sentiment is consistent across them all: To have a society of men who respect women and treat them as equals, we must reverse course in terms of how we raise boys.
The grim picture for profits also comes as the outlook for U.S. growth weakens, suggesting U.S. companies may be forced to pull back further on capital projects and equipment spending, and to reverse course on hiring just as the job market's recovery appeared to be gathering pace.
Now, as the world confronts the reality that there's not much time left to reverse course on carbon emissions and the impact they will have on life on earth, both corporate and private investors are once again stepping up their commitments to startups in the space.
ISTANBUL, May 9 (Reuters) - The Turkish central bank's stopgap moves on Thursday to support the lira could prompt it to reverse course and raise interest rates this year in the face of a months-long currency selloff and uncertainty over a re-run of Istanbul elections.
"We urge you in the strongest possible terms to reverse course and retain language in your agency's mission statement that reflects one of HUD's most important responsibilities: enforcement and promotion of the Fair Housing Act," the 573 groups wrote in a letter sent to Carson on Friday.
A growing list of British institutional refuseniks and the prospect of a retail investor rebellion in the context of Britain's planned exit from the European Union prompted the company to reverse course and ditch the plan on Friday, three weeks before it was to be voted on.
It may be a negotiating tactic, but in a Monday interview with The Wall Street Journal, Trump said it is "highly unlikely" that he'd reverse course on the threat of tariffs, which have roiled global markets and provoked a trade war between the U.S. and China.
You'll recall that Netflix initially excluded hourly workers from its policy of up to one year of paid leave, only to partially reverse course a few months later and offer hourly workers several months of parental leave at full pay amid mounting pressure from advocacy groups.
The Libre Initiative, a nonprofit group financially backed by the Koch brothers, called on the Trump administration on Tuesday to reverse course on what's been called a zero-tolerance immigration policy, which forces children to part ways with their families if they illegally cross the border.
Mr. Trump will be hard-pressed to alter the economic forces that have hammered the Rust Belt for decades, but forcing Carrier and its parent company, United Technologies, to reverse course is a powerful tactical strike that will hearten his followers even before he takes office.
That last decision prompted Mr. Mattis to quit after he could not persuade Mr. Trump to reverse course, and the defense secretary left little doubt in his resignation letter that he viewed the president as a threat to the world order the United States helped construct.
Mr. Mnuchin, speaking at an investment summit meeting sponsored by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, said that renegotiating the trade agreement was "on the table" and that he had been in talks with other countries about what it would take for the United States to reverse course.
In implementing cuts to education as proposed in President Trump's 2018 Executive Budget, the federal government would reverse course on a national philosophy that has fueled the economic primacy of the United States and the success of American business leaders and innovators for more than 200 years.
"This wont prevent the central bank from cutting interest rates further at the next couple of meetings, but we think that it will be forced to reverse course around the middle of next year," he said, adding that he expects inflation to reach 15% by end-2020.
"This won't prevent the central bank from cutting interest rates further at the next couple of meetings, but we think that it will be forced to reverse course around the middle of next year," he said, adding that he expects inflation to reach 15% by end-2020.
If this is the critical moment, the balance of our efforts should probably be spent less on long-term priorities questions and more on action — like political efforts to reverse course on dangerous human activities, and research on how to mitigate the immediate dangers of present threats.
"While the economic outlook remains reasonable and household income growth is expected to pick up, the influence of at least some other drivers may not reverse course sharply in the near future, and so the arrears rate could continue to edge higher for a bit longer," said Kearns.
Yes, but: Goldman Sachs' energy analysts expect prices to rise as high as $75 a barrel, they said in a note to clients on Monday, but reverse course as the return of the "New Oil Order" returns, with U.S. producers pumping up production and the expiration of OPEC+ cuts.
" Wednesday night, USCIS said Duke personally directed USCIS to reverse course, allowing for reconsideration for recipients "with individualized proof that the request was originally mailed in a timely manner and that the cause for receipt after the October 5, 2017, deadline was the result of USPS mail service error.
Also helping gold, the dollar eased from multi-week highs and global stock markets were in red, helping the metal reverse course following a more than 562.413% fall on Friday after strong U.S. jobs data lowered the likelihood of an aggressive rate cut by the U.S. Federal Reserve.
"This appears to have been an example of an insurance company looking for ways to save a buck at the expense of their patients, only to then reverse course to try and save face once folks noticed and called them out," Senator McCaskill said in a written statement.
"The NBA and its owners should reverse course immediately, apologize to Mr. Morey, and cancel all exhibition games in China pending a peaceful resolution to the crisis in Hong Kong," Hawley said in a letter sent to NBA Commissioner Adam Silver and the owners of all 30 NBA teams.
President Donald Trump's expected nominee for a seat on the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, Stephen Moore, said in an interview with the New York Times on Tuesday that the central bank should not have raised rates in September and December 2018 and that they should reverse course.
Trump carried Florida in 2016 (after Barack Obama had won it twice in 2008 and 2012) and it was one of the only swing states that didn't reverse course in 2018; Republican Ron DeSantis, with a major assist from Trump, won the governor's race and Rick Scott beat then-Sen.
In May, the Seattle City Council passed a new tax on large businesses that it hoped would raise $47 million to fund affordable housing development and homelessness services, only to reverse course and repeal the plan a few weeks later under pressure from the local business community (and Amazon in particular).
"We have long expected that weaker growth would convince the Fed to reverse course with 75 basis points of rate cuts by the middle of 2020, with the first cut probably now coming before the end of this year," said Andrew Hunter, senior U.S. economist at Capital Economics in London.
Wolf said it will be difficult for more conservative governors to reverse course on the rhetoric of the virtues of privatization, but if scandals pile up and a good case can be made for a lack of tax savings to show for the privatization, there might be some movement possible.
Together with survivors, advocates, prosecutors, other members of law enforcement, and many concerned individuals across the country, we call on the Department of Justice to reverse course on this policy and allow its human trafficking funds to be used to provide legal representation for survivors who have been unjustly criminalized.
President Macron has been very critical of the U.S. withdrawal from the Paris climate agreement, yet both leaders avoided clashing over the issue, and President Trump went so far as to state "something could happen over the Paris agreement," though it is doubtful that the U.S. administration will reverse course.
Still, Mr. Pompeo must keep trying to persuade Mr. Kim to reverse course for at least another few months, and probably until after November's midterm elections, largely because Mr. Trump will not stand for an earlier declaration of failure, according to those who have spoken with him about North Korea.
Rather than seek to reverse course, Mr. Trump should join with Cuba's other neighbors to encourage the new Cuban leader to expand the private economy, release political prisoners, increase access to the internet, decentralize power and in other critically needed ways finally break his country out of the Castro cocoon.
The National Right To Life Committee has supported laws in 15 state laws that ban abortions when the fetus can feel pain, 12 that ban dismemberment abortion and eight that require informing a woman she can reverse course after taking the first of two abortion pills, Executive Director David O'Steen said.
Oil prices had collapsed rapidly amid a broad market sell-off, and OPEC was considering a fresh round of production cuts to stem the losses, prompting a presidential warning: A day earlier, the OPEC alliance's monitoring committee warned that oil markets looked oversupplied and producers may have to reverse course and cut production.
For the past week, even as Donald Trump's policy of traumatically separating migrant children from parents at the southern border was widely condemned, including by members of his own party, even as the public pressure pushed Trump to reverse course by signing an executive order to end separations, Barack Obama was silent.
What is far more important to me, as a member of a people who experienced genocide, is that the Trump administration decided to reverse course from previous American inaction at the gassing of Syrian children and strike hard at the Assad regime, showing that "Never again" must mean just that: never again.
Maps created by the research organization Climate Central, and published in the journal Nature Communications indicate that rising seas could flood land that's currently home to some 150 million people at high-tide by 2050, if steps aren't taken to improve the resiliency of cities to flooding or reverse course on climate.
Mr. Biden came the closest to describing how he would approach the situation today, suggesting he would threaten to expel Turkey from North Atlantic Treaty Organization — a step that would be difficult to impossible under the alliance's charter — and lay out a series of steps that would force Mr. Erdogan to reverse course.
"The defendant has also chosen to reverse course and challenge the elements and circumstances of his false statements to the F.B.I." Mr. Flynn had pleaded guilty in late 2017 to lying to the F.B.I. about his conversations with the Russian ambassador to the United States and faced up to six months in prison.
There's no reason to believe that this FCC will reverse course on its own, but there are so many fights still to be resolved over the next year or so, and it's even possible that we won't have to wait until April to be reassured that all traffic on the web will be treated equally.
Here's what you need to know: After three months of the government systematically separating families at the border and detaining them apart, on June 26, U.S. District Judge Dana Sabraw in San Diego ordered the Trump administration to reverse course and reunite all families separated under its "zero tolerance" immigration policy by July 26.
Here's what you need to know: After three months of the government systematically separating families at the border and detaining them apart, on June 25, U.S. District Judge Dana Sabraw in San Diego ordered the Trump administration to reverse course and reunite all families separated under its "zero tolerance" immigration policy by July 217.
The Democrats who leaked the internal polling clearly hope that they can persuade their party to reverse course before the 2020 campaign season gets going in earnest, but the continuing stalemate between Pelosi and the rambunctious "squad" of radicals suggests that it may be too late to stuff that cat back in the bag.
"Ambassador Robert Lighthizer and the Justice Department are going to follow through on their agreements, and they are going to pursue what they think are in the best interests of the United States, making it harder for the President to reverse course on them because he had a beautiful piece of chocolate cake," said Segal.
The EPA's decision is not permanent, and President-elect 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's administration may reverse course and roll back the standards.
Nancy Spector, the longtime chief curator of the Guggenheim Museum who made an unusual career move last spring to lead the curatorial team at the Brooklyn Museum, has decided to reverse course and go back to the Guggenheim as both chief curator and artistic director, a new and more powerful position created for her.
Democrats and public health groups fear the delay means the president has wavered under political pressure from within his party and the industry to reverse course or water down government regulation that was intended to be an Oval Office response to at least 2023 deaths and 1,300 confirmed cases of illness tied to vaping (The Hill).
Secretary Ernest MonizErnest Jeffrey MonizBiden under pressure from environmentalists on climate plan Pelosi, Clinton among attendees at memorial reception for Ellen Tauscher 2020 is the Democrats' to lose — and they very well may MORE said that it would be very difficult for a president who disagrees with the rules, such as a Republican, to reverse course.
Premising the withdrawal of troops on conditions in Iraq rather than political convenience in the U.S. acknowledges past mistakes and is the best way to achieve the long-term interests of Iraq and the U.S. Twice since 2003, the U.S. reduced its military presence in Iraq only to reverse course when terrorists and factionalism filled the void.
After raising the federal funds rate nine times in three years, with the last hike just one year ago as financial markets were melting down, concerns about a slowing economy and a looming U.S.-China trade war then caused the U.S. central bank to reverse course and cut rates three times over the last five months.
Congress also assisted the Trump administration by authorizing funding for new weapons to be deployed in Europe, essentially mandating the administration to tell Moscow that we would develop and deploy a new nuclear GLCM or intermediate range ballistic missile in Europe to target Russia and walk out of the treaty if it did not reverse course.
The move, if made and followed through in coordination with other key federal departments, would mark a major shift for transgender rights under the law and reverse course from the Obama administration, which expanded the legal concept of gender in several instances to recognize gender identity did not always match one's sex as determined at birth.
UNITED NATIONS — The United Nations Security Council placed new sanctions on North Korea on Friday that significantly choke off fuel supplies and order North Koreans working overseas to return home, in what may prove the last test of whether any amount of economic pressure can force the isolated country to reverse course on its nuclear weapons program.
After refusing to release his tax returns during the campaign and initially insisting that he had every right to keep his businesses -- with the plan being to let his children control the empire -- he seemed to reverse course in late November when he tweeted that he will leave his "great business in total" and reveal the details on December 15.
And, it's the latest in a series of statements and decisions he has made -- his rejection of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, his tough talk on immigration, his views on NATO -- that not only reverse course from the previous administration but also break with the broader post-World War II ideas of what America is and will be on the world stage.
Former Fox News host Bill O'Reilly on Monday said President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE should "reverse course" on his administration's "zero tolerance" policy that separates families at the U.S.-Mexico border.
New York Times: "Leading Republicans Join Democrats in Pushing Trump to Halt Family Separations"  Associated Press: "Family Separation Policy Starts Dividing Republicans"  Washington Post: "White House insists Democrats to blame for family separations, een as some in GOP urge Trump to reverse course"  These headlines are creating a false impression that there is a serious Republican divide on the family separation policy.
Rep. David Jolly (R-Fla.) is ending his campaign for the Senate amid growing certainty that the incumbent, Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE, will reverse course and run for reelection.
The resolution was largely symbolic and was aimed at putting pressure on 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 to reverse course on the move.
"We have insisted and despite all our efforts we have not been able to get that, so the situation requires on my part such a step because what this means is that Iran is curtailing the ability of the agency to do its work," he said, adding that he hoped Tehran would reverse course after the IAEA's board meets next week in Vienna.
The recent fires that have ravaged North America's west coast, Europe, the Amazon and the Arctic Circle should have been enough, together with all of the other mounting evidence, to bring politicians to their senses and convince even hardcore climate skeptics that global warming is already impacting our world with even more dire consequences to come if we do not reverse course.
" In the face of this criticism from its former officials and from peers, the agency seemed to reverse course somewhat on Sunday, when Craig N. McLean, NOAA's acting chief scientist, sent an email to staff that praised NWS Birmingham's decision to send a corrective tweet and derided his agency's Friday press release, which he wrote "inappropriately and incorrectly contradicted the NWS forecaster.
"It's our view that the markets have been ahead of the central banks globally in signaling that there is a global economic slowdown underway, and that monetary policy in light of the current conditions are probably too tight and central banks need to reverse course, especially the Federal Reserve," said Brad Peterson, regional portfolio advisor at Northern Trust Wealth Management in Chicago.
What's next: If Trump does not once more reverse course, his and his administration's priority should be to pressure Turkey not to attack, and to provide the Kurds with the necessary space and time to reach a deal with Damascus that restores Syrian sovereignty over the northeast, places Syrian forces at the Turkish border, and grants Kurds protection and a degree of self-rule.
The Thursday announcement from Environment and Climate Change Minister Catherine McKenna came despite the Trump administration's actions in the United States to reverse course on methane regulations written by former President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 85033 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
"I think there is the prospect of some agreement with the Chinese on trade that could end up causing analysts to reverse course and start picking up their earnings estimates for full year 2019, which would make people less worried about an earnings recession and would indicate P/E ratios are a lot more attractive than anticipated," said Sam Stovall, CFRA chief market analyst.
The Trump administration's decision to reverse course on an Obama-era ban on African elephant trophy imports is facing pushback from some allies of 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.
"He's got to speak out about it, and he's got to reverse course immediately," former White House communications director Anthony ScaramucciAnthony ScaramucciThe Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump tries to reassure voters on economy Trump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, for example, said on CNN.
Obama's speech comes just six weeks before he turns over the keys of the White House to 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, who has pledged to reverse course on many of his policies.
I would argue that the earlier approach of India, when [the first prime minister of an independent India] Nehru kept slashing the defense budget every year—until the Chinese came [in 1962] and gave us a wallop that India had to reverse course—suggests that the instinct of the nationalist movement was to not be a particular militarist country, but it was forced upon it by circumstances.
McConnell and Trump must persuade all but two of the following currently opposed senators to reverse course: conservatives Mike Lee of Utah, Rand Paul of Kentucky and Ron Johnson of Wisconsin as well as the more centrist Susan Collins of Maine, Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia, Rob Portman of Ohio and Dean Heller of Nevada, and surprise opponents like Jerry Moran of Kansas.
People gaining Medicaid: 29,000 Uninsured rate for people under 65: 10 percent Governor: Dennis Daugaard (R) Where it stands: Initially an opponent of expansion, Daugaard warmed to the idea in late 2015 through most of 2016 and worked on a plan to expand, only to reverse course after the election following a meeting with then-Vice President-elect Mike Pence, which convinced him Obamacare would just be repealed anyway.
The difference is that Jpegmafia's fragments interrupt each other and reverse course so frequently that the soundscape, while littered with hooks, never settles into a consistent groove, which in the language of hip-hop also means a denial of community: surrounded by sound, tossing off obscure references, switching from one character to another, he's isolated in his own head, as indeed he would be in an online spiral this compulsive.
Those on stage spoke about the hard truths of the past eight years and the leadership of President Obama and former Secretary of State Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, and forcefully contrasted them with how Trump intends to reverse course.
While there's no question that poor ethical behavior, sexual harassment and discrimination should be immediately investigated by the Senate Ethics Committee, there's a larger issue at hand that will have far-reaching implications for lawmakers in the chamber: Will the Committee reverse course and reject their own past precedent, going back at least a decade, to claim jurisdiction over allegations against senators before they ran for or served in public office?
TRUMP ALLIES SPLIT ON ELEPHANT TROPHIES: The Trump administration's decision to reverse course on an Obama-era ban on African elephant trophy imports is facing pushback from some allies of 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.
Congressional Democrats are calling on Education Secretary Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosTrump aides pushed for states' ability to block migrant kids from enrolling in public schools: report Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid Buttigieg to Detroit audience: Don't judge Indiana by Pence and we won't judge Michigan by DeVos MORE to reverse course and reinstate agreements with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to protect student borrowers from student loan fraud.
It's poised to shift Title X family planning dollars — funds largely intended to help poor adult women around the United States get birth control — toward programs that advocate abstinence outside of marriage, as well as unreliable forms of birth control like the rhythm method (though the health agency might have to reverse course if either of the lawsuits filed against it last week by Planned Parenthood and other women's health advocates are successful).
We are but one week into President Trump's administration, and already it feels like we are living in "a dystopian nightmare" says the Times columnist Andrew Rosenthal, who spotted nearly omnipresent signs of bad news in President Trump's efforts to build a wall on the Mexican border, restrict immigration (especially among Muslims), limit access to abortion, reverse course on the Keystone and Dakota Access pipelines and reopen C.I.A. "black" sites and reconsider torture.
Republican lawmakers on Monday pressured 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 to reverse course on his plan to impose steep tariffs on imports of steel and aluminum, arguing it threatens the U.S. economy and GOP majorities in Congress.
Mark Warner (D-Va.) is urging Facebook CEO Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergHillicon Valley: Twitter to refuse all political ads | Trump camp blasts 'very dumb' decision | Ocasio-Cortez hails move | Zuckerberg doubles down on Facebook's ad policies | GOP senator blocks sweeping election reform bill Zuckerberg defends buying Instagram amid antitrust scrutiny Ocasio-Cortez lauds Twitter's decision to refuse political ads MORE to reverse course on the company's recently announced policy not to fact-check advertisements purchased by politicians.
The shooting stroke was the shooting stroke, from the first moments of his career to the last, and it is the best reason to believe that Allen could reverse course on retirement right now, hop on an elliptical trainer for a couple weeks, and then come back to play twenty-odd minutes of productive basketball for any team in the NBA for the rest of this season and roughly as many more seasons as seemed interesting.
Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman James InhofeJames (Jim) Mountain InhofeDemocrats, environmentalists blast Trump rollback of endangered species protections Bottom Line Overnight Defense: Dems talk Afghanistan, nukes at Detroit debate | Senate panel advances Hyten nomination | Iranian foreign minister hit with sanctions | Senate confirms UN ambassador MORE (R-Okla.), who after a briefing last week indicated Trump would base the withdrawal on conditions on the ground, said Wednesday's incident is the type of condition that calls for Trump to reverse course.
Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardYang seeks donations for 2020 rival Marianne Williamson: 'She has much more to say' Gabbard, Klobuchar qualify for Democratic debates Iowa poll: Warren, Buttigieg, Sanders and Biden in a tight scrape at the top MORE (D-Hawaii) has said repeatedly that she has no plans to mount a third-party bid for the White House, but some Democrats still fear that she could reverse course if she fails to win the party's nomination in 2020, Max reports.
"To reverse course would threaten our national security, damage American businesses that are already working in Cuba, discount the rights of U.S. travelers, and hurt the Cuban people, especially entrepreneurs whose businesses are thriving because of increased travel and contacts with the U.S." Jeb Bush, who served as the 43rd Governer of Florida, told CNBC on Monday that the U.S. would need to see more benefits from Cuba if it is to continue building ties with the island.
I'm asking because the uncanny gravitas of "The Winds of Winter" seemed to be in place even before the story actually began and also because I know people get very prickly about spoilers and I want to give everybody a opportunity to reverse course and resist scrolling down if, perchance, you have not actually seen the episode in question, given that it dropped its bombs immediately and obliterated the setting as we've come to know it throughout the prior 59 episodes.
" Trump draws fire from GOP Critics of Trump's decision included several people who are typically his most staunch defenders, including his former U.N. Ambassador Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleyTrump defends Turkey in wake of fierce GOP criticism Overnight Defense: Republicans urge Trump to reverse course on Syria | Dems subpoena Pentagon in impeachment probe | North Korea talks falter Five things to know about Trump's decision on Syria, Turkey and the Kurds MORE, who tweeted that leaving the Kurds "to die is a big mistake.
The group of 103 lawmakers signed a letter sent to EPA Administrator Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE Thursday calling on him to reverse course on the rulemaking, named Strengthening Transparency in Regulatory Science, introduced in late April.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellThe Memo: GOP schisms deepen as Trump impeachment pressure rises Hillicon Valley: Lawmakers unleash on Zuckerberg | House passes third election interference bill | Online extremism legislation advances in House | Google claims quantum computing breakthrough Trump prepares to formally withdraw U.S. from Paris Climate Accord MORE (Ky.) and other top Republicans introduced a resolution on Tuesday that urged Trump to reverse course on the troop pullback, condemned Turkey's military invasion and suggested that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's White House invitation be revoked.
In many cases, those plans are already included in a student&aposs tuition, and students are required to opt-out if they want to use a different form of insurance (or if they are still covered on their parent&aposs insurance.) While the Brigham Young-Idaho administration did not respond to Insider&aposs request for comment on whether it was considering backtracking on its decision, an email sent by the university and posted on the Accept Medicaid BYU Facebook group to a student, seemed to suggest they were unlikely to reverse course.
Pat ToomeyPatrick (Pat) Joseph ToomeyNSA improperly collected US phone records in October, new documents show Overnight Defense: Pick for South Korean envoy splits with Trump on nuclear threat | McCain blasts move to suspend Korean military exercises | White House defends Trump salute of North Korean general WH backpedals on Trump's 'due process' remark on guns MORE (R-Pa.), who represents a key 2020 battleground state, asked Trump to reverse course, citing concerns that the decision would bolster the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) and would have ramifications for other alliances.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) said on Friday that the country might be in the beginning of a trade war and urged President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE to reverse course on his recent tariffs.

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