"We can't hermetically seal off the United States," Azar said.
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That would seal off most of his country's inland territory.
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But Lam has resisted demands to seal off the city from China completely.
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Developments advertise second kitchens designed to seal off the aroma of Asian cooking.
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Salt structures are especially promising for oil explorers because they often seal off oil deposits.
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Kempf warned against any attempt to seal off the United States and limit free trade.
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Great white shark attacks seal off Massachusetts coast as surfers scramble to shore, video shows.
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He also vowed to build a massive wall on the border to seal off illegal immigration.
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Within five minutes of the shooting, said Rodriguez, uniformed police arrived to seal off the scene.
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Pakistan could stop sharing intelligence on terrorist groups with the US. It could seal off its bases.
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The army can seal off restive areas, enforce curfews and impose punishments, such as the demolition of homes.
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A couple of weeks later the patient had a four-hour procedure to seal off the abnormal vessels.
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The government has promised to provide alternative jobs in the area and to seal off all abandoned mines.
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Internet and phone lines remain cut, and soldiers continue to seal off large chunks of roads in Kashmir.
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As workers tried to contain the damage without getting hurt, they failed to seal off the building's joints.
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Unlike his own plans to seal off the Mexican border, people can come and go freely into Vatican City.
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Rare video footage captures the moment when a shark attacks a seal off Cape Cod, turning the water red.
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The ear tips don't seal off the ear canal completely, which means you will get ambient sound creeping in.
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Some Western officials worry that Turkey will seal off the base if America refuses to hand over Mr Gulen.
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Today, the substance helps control vibrations in speakers and seal off electronics so they don't become clogged with debris.
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Close loopholes, seal off asset-concealment escape routes and reverse the proliferation of micro-exemptions, credits and carve-outs.
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The filmmaker's narration nuzzles up to the metaphysical, and frequently anthropomorphizes the mountains that practically seal off Guzmán's homeland.
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The current effort is to seal off the remaining 10% which the government has yet to be able to secure.
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The Secure Fence Act set out to establish "operational control" over the border, not to seal off the entire thing.
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Iraqi and Western military sources say there had been debate about whether or not to seal off Mosul's western flank.
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Police said the crowd threw stones, flags and other objects at the building, forcing authorities to seal off the area.
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A backup shear ram could improve the likelihood that the equipment would seal off the pipe before it blows out.
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Once inside, the CDC instructs people to seal off contaminated clothing and hop into a shower as soon as possible.
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This climate of alarm has been tremendously useful to reactionary nationalists looking to seal off borders and routes of migration.
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The Republican strategy of the moment is apparently to seal off Mr. Trump from Mr. Giuliani and the amigos' activities.
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Some migrant rights groups accused Thai police of bungling the investigation and failing to properly seal off the crime scene.
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It asked the Catalan regional security forces, Mossos, to seal off voting centers — a decision backed by a court ruling.
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Europe does neither and treats migration as a threat, as its debates about how best to seal off the Mediterranean show.
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People love Soylent enough to hate taking a few extra seconds longer to peel a foil seal off of the lid.
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U.S. government analysts have been skeptical about the need to seal off the Mexican border with 1,20183 more miles of wall.
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It's time for his first presidential decision: How to handle Iran sending navy destroyers to seal off an oil-heavy region.
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So far, the European Union has resisted calls to completely seal off Italy's borders, though neighboring countries have increased border checks.
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The embattled President also is considering closing the border with Colombia -- a move that would seal off most of Venezuela's inland periphery.
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So this year DHS will continue to invest in even more radar, video cameras, and military tools to seal off the nation.
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An MRI revealed she'd had a subarachnoid hemorrhage—a life-threatening stroke—and needed immediate brain surgery to seal off the aneurysm.
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Fighters made swift progress, sweeping up from a base south of Mosul to seal off the western route out of the city.
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EUROPE * Italy's prime minister said the coronavirus was causing a "socio-economic tsunami" as European leaders agreed to seal off external borders.
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For nearly two weeks, the ship was adrift as Mr. Salvini spoke of forming a "naval blockade" to seal off the country.
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Acelity, under its KCI brand, makes advanced wound dressings and specialized systems that seal off wounds that continue to leak blood after surturing.
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Acelity, under its KCI brand, makes advanced wound dressings and specialized systems that seal off wounds that continue to leak blood after suturing.
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Across the center, massive "submarine" flood gates doors were slammed shut early Sunday in an effort to seal off lower floors from flooding.
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A prosecutor has ordered the local police force to seal off schools and other public buildings that are normally used as polling stations.
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It had to seal off the brain so that it wouldn't dry out, and it had to be flat, to avoid optical distortion.
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Security officials have said forces are planning to seal off the square and carry out an arrest campaign to kill the protests' momentum.
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Because when we merely lock people up, we seal off much of our own chance to build understanding or have our questions answered.
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An appeal by residents of Ofra to seal off the homes rather than destroy them was rejected by the High Court of Justice Monday.
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Turkey is working closely with Washington to seal off its 60-mile border with Syria to prevent the group from using important transit routes.
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So, he attacked the status quo, the political elite, the bad trade deals and he called for a wall to seal off the border.
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READ: Meet the real power broker behind Trump's shutdown This isn't the first time Trump has threatened to seal off the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Hundreds of millions of people now live essentially in isolation, as roadblocks seal off entire towns and the local authorities stop companies from reopening.
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"We cannot hermetically seal off the United States to a virus," Alex Azar, the secretary of health and human services, told a Senate panel.
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"We were testing a new 'flex gate,' which is a flood barrier that would allow us to seal off a subway entrance," MTA tweeted.
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But actually, we were testing a new "flex gate," which is a flood barrier that would allow us to seal off a subway entrance.
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Urban planners say China's effort to quarantine 35 million people could help contain the coronavirus outbreak — but it's impossible to seal off a city
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The Misrata brigades that approached Sirte from the west did not manage to seal off routes out of the city to the east until June.
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Despite everything that he and his city have been through, he's surprisingly indifferent to the decision to seal off the subway from the public forever.
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Mr. Abadi, he said, had ordered Special Forces soldiers to seal off the area around Parliament and to organize a peaceful withdrawal of the demonstrators.
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"I will seal off the border before they come into this country and I'll bring out our military, not our reserves," Trump said on Saturday.
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Even when she did swallow, her reflex was as weak as a 240-year-old's and her epiglottis didn't always neatly seal off her windpipe.
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Acelity, under its KCI brand, makes advanced wound dressings and specialized systems that use a vacuum to seal off acute or chronic wounds, promoting faster healing.
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His public health vision: Let Ebola destroy Africa and much of the rest of the world, but try to seal off the United States from infection.
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Police have reinforced checkpoints and brought in extra barriers, including shipping containers to block roads and seal off the administrative and diplomatic heart of the city.
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Police seal off the bar, a sick man found in the bathroom dies, the bar is torched and they are forced into the sewers to retrieve medicine.
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During the campaign he has repeatedly vowed to build a wall to seal off the US from its southern neighbor, and to make Mexico pay for it.
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Would-be partner states can also prove unable or unwilling to seal off their borders, especially where employers and smuggling operations convince officials to leave them open.
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" He instructed officials to "seal off all the channels and space through which the infectious disease may find its way, and strengthen check-up, test and quarantine.
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China's decision to seal off so many people must come with the right monitoring tools to check that it's actually helping slow the disease, Heymann said Tuesday.
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For the patients who do survive, urgent treatment is required to seal off the aneurysm, as there is a very high risk of a second, often fatal bleed.
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Police quickly arrived on the scene to seal off the station, and a bomb disposal squad was called in to search for possible other explosives in the area.
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Another federal police officer said the attacks were "the start of the operations to seal off the Old City and prevent Daesh (IS) from receiving reinforcements and fleeing".
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It's building an underground wall of ice 100 feet deep and nearly a mile in length, aiming to seal off the damaged reactor buildings with man-made permafrost.
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If swab tests determine that any surfaces in the buildings have been contaminated with asbestos, the Department of Environmental Protection will seal off those areas and decontaminate them.
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Next year, officials are planning to close the tunnel for renovations that will include the installation of Kevlar curtains and submarine doors that can seal off onrushing water.
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Germany is the latest European country to seal off its borders in an effort to contain the coronavirus outbreak, as the number of deaths in Europe jumped overnight.
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Then metal shutters and walls seal off the building, and the 80 nervous employees realize this isn't a practical joke but rather a kill-or-be-killed game.
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Now Instagram was just being asked to give a little back—and to help seal off the vents that were allowing people to leak away from the Blue App.
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The 1,184-piece set features four levels of the canal, separated by sliding gates that seal off each section so that the water levels can be raised and lowered.
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Eschewing the button has a few real-world advantages, like cutting out a wearable part that frequently fails, and helping seal off the chassis so the device is waterproof.
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Cops seal off a station after a quarrel ended in a man murdering his girlfriend and shooting the subway conductor who tried to shield her from him on Feb.
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Bennett introduced herself, and guided everyone behind a curtain of military-grade snow camouflage, which had been drawn to seal off what normally functions as an open mediation studio.
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The utility installed a submarine door that can seal off a tunnel that runs under the highway to the river, which originally was used to shuttle coal from barges.
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The three men in the fishing boat poked through the abandoned neighborhood in Washington, stopping to seal off some leaky propane tanks that bobbed in the water like zeppelins.
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Today, as Mr. Trump is surrounded by advisers less willing to stand up to him, his threat to seal off the country from a flood of immigrants remains active.
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But when the coronavirus led officials to seal off Wuhan last month, he raced to the city of 11 million, citing his duty as a self-declared citizen journalist.
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Chen said some urban planners are starting to discuss what it would take to seal off a city — but they have climate change in mind, not a potential virus.
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And students from Richland Two Institute of Innovation in Columbia, South Carolina, devised an electromagnetic system that remotely locks doors and covers windows to seal off classrooms from threats.
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The coup began with warplanes and helicopters roaring over Ankara and troops moving in to seal off the bridges over the Bosphorus, which separates Europe and Asia in Istanbul.
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Local authorities have various tools of enforcement at their disposal, including the right to seal off the premises of and destroy equipment belonging to repeat and significant polluting offenders.
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The new structure is meant to prevent against extreme weather, withstand earthquakes and seal off remaining sources of radiation, such as contaminated water that could leak out of the site.
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Not only that, but Ken says he's going to keep the restaurant open for the rest of the day and seal off the patio area as it gets worked on.
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The coup began with warplanes and helicopters roaring over Ankara and troops moving in to seal off the bridges over the Bosphorus Strait that links Europe and Asia in Istanbul.
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Surgeons seal off a large part of the stomach using staples, leaving behind a small upper pouch, while rerouting part of the small intestine to the new pouch, bypassing the rest.
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The clashes took place not far from where a British-financed wall is being built to seal off the road, where migrants frequently try to jump on trucks bound for Britain.
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He sought to seal off the country and defied efforts by the European Union to force member nations to share the burden equally by taking in migrants through a quota system.
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The result was the National Capital Integrated Coastal Development (NCICD), a $40bn mega-project consisting of a 25km outer sea wall and 17 artificial islands which would seal off Jakarta Bay.
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It relies on Turkey to curb the arrival of refugees into Europe following a 2016 agreement to seal off the Aegean route after more than 1 million people entered the bloc.
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A pesticide plant blast on March 21 killed 78 people, caused severe structural damage in nearby residential buildings and forced authorities to seal off a river to protect local drinking water.
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People get numbed by the process and seal off their hearts, but you can only find love (or a diamond, or an essay) if you're open — every time — to finding it.
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Chris Paul and DeAndre Jordan run a pick and roll, the defense hedges alllll the way into the paint to seal off a dunk, leaving CP3 with the ball in middle range.
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While petro and oil maintain their material and functional relevance today, pitch was recorded as the material used by Noah to seal off the hull of his ark during the ancient flood.
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Escalating his fervent crusade to seal off the US-Mexico border, on Tuesday President Donald Trump proclaimed the military would be deployed to the region—a plan that Trump claimed was unprecedented.
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The Turks insist that they cannot seal off the entire coast and that the long-term solution lies in ending Syria's civil war by easing its president, Bashar al-Assad, from power.
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After James recovers Richard Jefferson's wacky-ass pass attempt and settles in the corner, Carroll does his damnedest to seal off the baseline and prevent an easy drive to a helpless basket.
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Opponents of the hardline Sunni group sought finally to seal off Mosul from all sides after an elite army unit, the Counter Terrorism Service, breached the city's eastern limits two weeks ago.
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Instead, Ukraine has proposed that Turkey, a member of NATO, seal off the Bosporus, one of the world's busiest waterways, and that the alliance send a convoy into the Sea of Azov.
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Some of the hacked data addressed how to identify movements of members of the North Korean leadership, how to seal off their hiding locations, and attack from the air before eliminating them.
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Laying the blame for their presence on the Democrats, he vowed to "bring out our military" and "seal off the border" in order to prevent them from crossing into United States territory.
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Wildfires have burned across tens of thousands of acres of parched terrain in Colorado, spurring thousands of evacuations and compelling officials to seal off a national forest from the public on Tuesday.
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Her unfinished mansion has been reborn as a gated community, and in an atavistic echo of old battles, Malibu's newest homeowners are once again working to seal off public access to their coastline.
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Democrats were enraged and said Wednesday's vote would go on as planned because Mr. Barr was in defiance of a Judiciary Committee subpoena for the same material he was threatening to seal off.
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The roof over Chatrier will not completely seal off the stadium from the elements: When closed, there will still be a two-meter gap between the cover and the top of the stadium.
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West described how 3,000 Marines were ready to infiltrate and seal off Tora Bora, however there were various chains of commands that Mattis needed to go through before deciding to take any action.
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"There has not been any action taken by the Indonesian Authorities to seal off the operations of PT Sime Indo Agro due to fire occurrence," Sime Darby said in a statement to Reuters.
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Tunisia also faces uncertainty from the conflict in neighboring Libya, as ever more people flee the fighting and the security services attempt to seal off the border from any possible infiltration by militants.
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After breakfast at a government-run restaurant on the highway where police seal off the grounds, passengers from both countries watch a Bollywood film on board, starring one of India's many Muslim actors.
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It is a quality that does not always come easily to men, and no one would begrudge the most scrutinized actor in the world if he wanted to seal off parts of himself.
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That airstrike, which has garnered considerable attention, occurred during an operation in which American-backed Syrian fighters were trying to seal off the western approaches to Raqqa, the Islamic State's self-proclaimed capital.
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His politics are border politics: a big beautiful wall to seal off the boundary with Mexico, a big beautiful database of every Muslim in America, a big beautiful box to hide your head in.
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Environmental authorities have been at pains to show the incident was under control and continue to seal off rivers in order to prevent water contaminated with toxic chemicals from posing health risks to residents.
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Plus, it eliminates some complication in adding parts and having to seal off the liquid fuel and oxidizer, because they can now exist in their own sections until they're fed straight into the turbopump.
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"We dismantle every part of the aircraft and rebuild as a cargo aircraft," Yosef Melamed, general manager of IAI's Aviation Group, told Reuters, noting workers seal off windows, rebuild cockpits and install larger doors.
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The leader of the Badr Organisation, the largest of the Shi'ite militias that make up the Hashid Shaabi (Popular Mobilisation) forces, had said earlier he hoped to seal off Mosul's western flank on Thursday.
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Damascus says its objectives are to recapture Aleppo, Syria's biggest city before the war, and seal off the border with Turkey that has served as the main supply route into rebel-held territory for years.
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Drafting Zhou reinforces their relevance within a huge consumer market, and they gain a raw talent who is already enough of a defensive standout to seal off the rim to all but the best players.
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Well before the current outbreak, a global tendency to build walls and seal off national borders — between the United States and Mexico, Israel and Palestine, Hungary and Serbia and Croatia and elsewhere — had taken hold.
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Separately, a proposal being pushed by some of Europe's richest soccer clubs would effectively seal off the Champions League, leaving as few as four of its 32 spots for teams from Europe's 103 national leagues.
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And third, it wants Mexico to seal off its border with Guatemala, if not at the border itself then at the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, which at more than 20003 miles wide is Mexico's narrowest point.
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The New York City Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) flooded the Broadway subway station in Williamsburg this morning to test a new "flex gate" that's designed to seal off MTA stations from flooding, Business Insider reports.
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In dramatic cellphone footage of the incident recorded by a motorist, the assailants seal off a block in the suburb of Boksburg, east of Johannesburg's commercial center, before calmly detonating explosives under the cash vans.
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" Trump renewed his call for close to seal off America's borders to Muslim immigrants and refugees, and gave it fresh justification, saying it was to protect the gay community from those "who reject our values.
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The beer's name, "Borderfence Half" or "Grenzzaun halbe" was—according to the head of the brewery himself—chosen to evoke arguments being made to seal off Germany's borders from asylum seekers, mostly from the Middle East.
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Under the agreement, which would effectively seal off the main route by which a million migrants crossed the Aegean Sea to Greece last year, Germany is obliged to initially take 1,600 migrants and make available 13,500 places.
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The opening phase of the battle is essentially an ever-tightening encirclement operation intended to cut off the IS fighters inside the city from reinforcements or supplies and to seal off their escape routes west into Syria.
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In the wake of these attacks, Israeli officials began using giant concrete blocks and bollards at high-risk locations as well as setting up modular vehicle barriers (MVBs) to seal off areas for given periods of time.
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The RCMP intercepted over one million BlackBerry messages between 2010 and 2012 BlackBerry has for some time used a global encryption key it says only it possesses to seal off BBM messages to and from its devices.
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Along with the rugged-looking bezel, beefy lugs, and thick rubber strap, the Mission has a system to seal off the microphone port for when the watch is going to be used in the water or snow.
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Built by the central government at a cost of 2568 billion yen, or some $230 million, the ice wall is intended to seal off the reactor buildings within a vast, rectangular-shaped barrier of man-made permafrost.
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The decision to effectively seal off the country to foreigners is the latest in a series of moves intended to safeguard against infection from international travel, after more than 500 imported cases of the coronavirus were confirmed.
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His instinct has been to seal off the US from those testing positive, even Americans, though he acknowledged at a news conference in India that allowing them back into the US was the right thing to do.
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But Ms. Mateo is setting out to practice law in a new era: President Trump, whose vows to seal off the border with a wall energized supporters, has made clear that all undocumented immigrants could be deported.
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Maduro announced in a televised speech Thursday that he was considering shutting the Colombia border, which would seal off most of Venezuela's inland periphery, and warned against trying to bring humanitarian supplies into the country by force.
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Alarmed at the influx, the European Union and Turkey agreed to seal off the route last month, after Balkan states closed their borders to migrants trying to make their way to wealthy western Europe, stranding thousands in Greece.
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Therefore, it is likely that these were moves originally drawn up in reply to Barack Obama's decision back in December to kick out 35 diplomats and seal off two Russian compounds in response to meddling in the elections.
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Don't worry about anybody stealing your wallet; you left your credit cards and trappings of being a tourist back in that home that you (thank God) remembered to seal off from the spiders as rain begins to fall.
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The huge camp took shape in the first place because so many migrants wanted to cross the English Channel, and it grew even as the French and British authorities took measures to seal off access to the tunnel.
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Either Israel would feel compelled to retake Palestinian cities and institute direct military rule over the West Bank or Israel would withdraw completely — perhaps even leading it to seal off the West Bank as it did with Gaza.
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Mr. Trump threatened Friday to seal off the border with Mexico and moved to cut aid to Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador to punish them for failing to stop a surge in migrant crossings into the United States.
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Soon, word came down from the Kowloon West Regional Commander to seal off the campus, Cheng says—the idea being that police could arrest the protesters inside and strike a blow against a core group of hardcore demonstrators.
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That policy goes back at least as far as the 1990s, when the Clinton-era Border Patrol strategy was to seal off urban entry points, thereby using the harsh Arizona desert as a kind of weapon against migration.
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Alarmed at the recent influx or refugees, the European Union and Turkey agreed to seal off the sea route last month after Balkan states shut their borders to migrants trying to reach wealthy western Europe, stranding thousands in Greece.
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But speaking generally about the conflict, he said what was really needed was for foreign states to completely seal off borders across which arms and fighters have flowed throughout the war, which has killed hundreds of thousands of people.
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China will enforce United Nations sanctions, but it will not completely seal off North Korea from outside sources of aid, which means that the U.S. policy of "maximum pressure" will not work and is inherently flawed as a strategy.
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Alarmed at the influx, the European Union and Turkey jointly agreed to seal off the route last month, after Balkan states closed their borders to migrants trying to make their way to wealthy western Europe, stranding thousands in Greece.
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The sources say Iran lobbied for Iranian-backed Popular Mobilization fighters to be sent to the western front to seal off the link between Mosul and Raqqa, the two main cities of Islamic State's self-declared cross-border caliphate.
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The followers of the "Very Holy Church of Jesus Christ of Baname" died after they were instructed to seal off their prayer rooms, burn incense and charcoal and wait for the world to end, residents and a survivor told Reuters.
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A Kurdish military source, speaking on condition of anonymity, told Reuters the next phase of the Raqqa campaign would aim to seal off all remaining roads to the city, including the route to Deir al-Zor province, another IS stronghold.
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On the Republican side, we have a celebrity billionaire who promises to "make America great again" by vastly increasing the power of the government to seal off our nation's borders and by forcibly removing 11 million people from our country.
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The effective encirclement of Manbij by a militia called the Syria Democratic Forces is part of an assault launched last week, backed by U.S. air power and American special forces, to seal off the last stretch of Syrian-Turkish frontier.
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Anthony Fauci, the head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases at the National Institutes of Health, and other public health officials "knew that they couldn't hermetically seal off the US, but they could slow the spread," Michaud said.
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The federal government wants to issue more visas for foreign workers to take temporary jobs in housekeeping, landscaping and other fields — even as President Trump seeks to seal off the border with Mexico, where most of those workers come from.
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Authorities in the eastern province of Zhejiang said they would slaughter 1,332 hogs and seal off an area within 3 km (1.8 miles) from the pig farming community in the city of Yueqing, where the outbreak was discovered on Thursday.
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Ankara is under intense pressure from its NATO allies to seal off the 70 km (20153 mile) strip that stretches from just east of the Turkish town of Kilis to Karkamis, long a conduit for fighters, smuggled goods and war materiel.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - The U.S.-backed offensive to crush Islamic State in its last major city stronghold in Iraq entered a second month on Thursday as forces arrayed against the hardline Sunni group sought finally to seal off Mosul from all sides.
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Mattis says he fully expected to deploy his Marines to destroy al Qaeda's high command, and he had a well-developed plan for how he would try to seal off the mountainous region of Tora Bora so bin Laden couldn't escape.
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MOSUL, Iraq/BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraqi forces battling Islamic State in Mosul edged into the Old City and around the al Nuri mosque on Friday trying to seal off a main road to prevent militants sending in suicide bombers to attack their positions.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China will force collieries to plant trees, boost efficiency, cut down noise and seal off facilities from the outside world as part of a new "green mining" plan aimed at curbing pollution, according to a policy document published on Wednesday.
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Property mogul Trump, who has built up a big early lead in the race to become Republican nominee, has vowed to make Mexico pay for a wall to seal off the United States from its southern neighbor, prompting widespread criticism in both countries.
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The ship will dock in Oakland Monday, a site chosen because the city has docks that can accommodate cruise ships, and because it is easier to seal off than other ports in the state, according to the California Governor's Office of Emergency Services.
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BOSTON, March 18 (Reuters) - Billionaire investor William Ackman, who has long worried about the deadly effects of the coronavirus, on Wednesday called on the Trump administration to seal off the United States for a month to stop the spread of the virus.
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During a ruling party meeting, Kim called for the country's anti-epidemic headquarters to strengthen screening and tests to seal off all "channels and space through which the infectious disease may find its way," Pyongyang's official Korean Central News Agency said Saturday.
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"These measures serve to further seal off East Jerusalem from the West Bank and reinforce Israeli control of these areas, rendering the two-state framework based on two capitals in the heart of Jerusalem nonviable," Cohen said in response to the Atarot plans.
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In June, another aid ship, the Sea Watch, had docked without permission in Lampedusa, drawing condemnation from Mr. Salvini and further polarizing Italy between those who took the side of the migrants and those who wanted to seal off the country's borders.
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In June, another aid ship, the Sea Watch, had docked without permission in Lampedusa, drawing condemnation from Mr. Salvini and further polarizing Italy between those who took the side of the migrants and those who wanted to seal off the country's borders.
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One pair of applications, first spotted by Patently Apple, handle this in a simple way: they propose changing the shape of Apple's Lightning connector (or some other cable) into a wedge, which would push through a protective gate and seal off the entrance when inserted.
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O'Rourke's video, posted on Twitter, listed negative consequences from constructing a wall, asserting it would block access to the Rio Grande River, lead to land seizures through eminent domain, make land inaccessible between the Rio Grande and the wall and seal off wildlife corridors.
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On Monday a leaked letter revealed European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker's approval of a plan to finally seal off the border with Macedonia with police and surveillance equipment in an attempt to make Greece a dead end for refugees hoping to reach Europe.
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But the speech by Mr. O'Rourke, a former three-term member of Congress, comes at a time of extraordinary discord over immigration, with a surge of migrants trying to enter the United States and President Trump threatening to seal off the border next week.
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Here are some of the main factors that may affect Swiss stocks: Italy's prime minister declared coronavirus was causing a "socio-economic tsunami" as European leaders agreed to seal off external borders, but many countries thwarted solidarity by imposing frontier curbs of their own.
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Prime Minister Viktor Orban built a steel fence on Hungary's border with Serbia to seal off the Balkans route of migration, where hundreds of thousands of people marched through from the Middle East to Western Europe at the peak of the crisis in 2015.
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One could argue that a digital Berlin Wall began rising years ago when China created its Great Firewall to seal off the internet inside China from the global internet — so Beijing could censor all news and online internal discussions, freezing out Google, Facebook and Twitter.
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Many in Germany, Sweden and Austria, which have accepted the lion's share of refugees so far, want to seal off Greece from the E.U.'s passport-free internal travel zone if Greece — the first port of entry of many refugees — is unable or unwilling to hold them.
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The footage, found on a mobile phone as government forces closed in on the fighters in Marawi City, showed a group of men in a room discussing how they would take hostages from a school, seal off roads and capture a highway into the lakeside town.
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JERUSALEM — Two Israeli soldiers were killed near Ramallah late Thursday morning in the area's second deadly shooting in less than a week, prompting the military to seal off the Palestinian city and raising fears that the West Bank could be entering a new phase of violence.
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The billionaire investor had urged President Donald Trump on March 18 on Twitter to seal off the U.S. from the rest of the world "for the next 30 days" to protect the American population from further coronavirus destruction before joining CNBC's Scott Wapner later that day.
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It has co-opted the pre-existing ideology of our paranoid, militarized, restrictionist immigration enforcement regime to seal off American territory from ethno-cultural "infestation," deter legitimate asylum claims, justify the callous abnegation of our humanitarian obligations to refugees and exploit vulnerable people for political leverage.
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It is not clear what ideas or solutions have been formally proposed; however, one official speculated there may be a way to completely seal off the required information for Kushner's slate of issues that would allow him to keep working on them without requiring a clearance.
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Trump's campaign has been one of the most unpopular in living memory in Mexico, ranging from stinging verbal attacks on its migrants, threats against its trade agreements, to his repeated vows to seal off the country behind a huge border wall that he insists Mexico will pay for.
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Soon, we will enter a new name into the history books: Donald J. Trump, the real estate mogul and entertainer who began his campaign with a screed against Latin American immigrants and who grew in popularity as he promised Americans that he would seal off the country from Mexico.
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BAGHDAD/ERBIL, Iraq (Reuters) - In the early days of the assault on Islamic State in Mosul, Iran successfully pressed Iraq to change its battle plan and seal off the city, an intervention which has since shaped the tortuous course of the conflict, sources briefed on the plan say.
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The most common waivers were those that allowed the companies to sidestep tighter rules for blowout preventers — the device that failed to seal off BP's well after it erupted in 2156, killing 2168 workers and spewing more than 303 million gallons of oil into the Gulf over five months.
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This endeavor is more complex than attempting to seal off entry with a wall or banning entire countries from boarding planes to the U.S. In reality, high-risk individuals attempting to travel to and do harm to the U.S. can depart from anywhere and be of any nationality.
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A move this week to seal off parts of the US-Mexico border would come on the heels of a decision to cut off foreign aid to several Central American countries, another move he had repeatedly threatened since early in his presidency but acted on only last week.
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BERLIN/FRANKFURT, March 2500 (Reuters) - The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks on Wednesday: Italy's prime minister declared coronavirus was causing a "socio-economic tsunami" as European leaders agreed to seal off external borders, but many countries thwarted solidarity by imposing frontier curbs of their own.
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Michael T. Osterholm, director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota, thought China's approach to the crisis could easily "backfire," comparing it to the so-called cordons sanitaires that were imposed to seal off swaths of West Africa during the 2014-2016 Ebola epidemic.
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The Port of Oakland, located across San Francisco Bay from the vessel's home berth, was chosen because it was one of the few in the region able to accommodate a large cruise liner and was deemed relatively easy to seal off while passengers are unloaded and moved elsewhere, Newsom said.
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GREAT WHITE SHARK ATTACKS SEAL OFF MASSACHUSETTS COAST AS SURFERS SCRAMBLE TO SHORE, VIDEO SHOWS The rare find comes after a separate cotton candy colored lobster made headlines in June, months after it was initially caught in the water around Grand Manan Island, located a few miles off the coast of Maine.
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The Syria Democratic Forces (SDF), comprised of Kurdish and Arab fighters and backed by the air power of a U.S.-led coalition to fight Islamic State and aided by U.S. special forces, have been involved in the month-long Manbij operation aimed to seal off their last stretch of Syrian-Turkish frontier.
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India launched 177 cordon and search operations - in which troops seal off an area and conduct a security sweep - in the first half of the year, according to the Jammu & Kashmir Coalition of Civil Society (JKCSS), the leading human rights group in the region, up from 116 in the same period last year.
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In addition to road closures which will seal off the town and patrols by armed police and search dogs, visitors will also have to pass through airport-style scanning checks before they can reach the streets surrounding the castle where the couple will take part in a carriage procession after the wedding.
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"I had to ask local colleagues what charcoal burning suicide was, because this isn't something I ever heard of in the US." In Hong Kong, a common form of suicide—like the couple with their dog—is to burn a charcoal grill inside an apartment and seal off the windows and doors with duct tape.
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In exchange for a commitment to accept migrants sent back from Greece and seal off a smuggling route used by over a million people since the start of 2015, Turkey has wrested a string of concessions from the EU. One, a promise to inject some fuel into the country's stalled membership talks with the EU, is mere window dressing.
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Once upon a time, a player like Ibaka—long, good shot blocker, relatively mobile, the kind of guy who can protect the rim and seal off penetration, a Tyson Chandler, Kevin Garnett type—was THE thing that could slow LeBron down, keep him from flipping the fucking table over and ruining any playoff matchup he encountered.
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Less than two months after the disaster, about Soviet cleanup workers sprang into action to build a "sarcophagus," or massiveRead more: Chernobyl's power plant managers 'hid' their radiation levels so they could protect cleanup workers, according to former deputy directors workers scrambled to contain the damage without getting hurt, they failed to seal off the building's joints.
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Earth is under siege by creatures from another realm, but through first the warrior-robots called Jaegers and then the ingenuity of two scientists (played by Charlie Day and Burn Gorman), humans are able to fight off the threat, seal off the void through which they're entering, and — as the movie so eloquently puts it — cancel the apocalypse.
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Other moves to increase the vulnerability of immigrants to deportation — kicking hundreds of thousands of immigrants out of Temporary Protected Status (TPS); the successful attempt to seal off the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program off from new applicants (and the attempt, thwarted for now, to prevent immigrants who already have DACA from renewing their deportation protections and work permits); etc.
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The Border Patrol may need to lower its hiring standards to satisfy Trump The Border Patrol may need to lower its hiring standards to satisfy Trump In the wake of President Donald Trump's orders to beef up immigration enforcement and seal off America's southern border, the Department of Homeland Security is reportedly scrambling to find 15,000 additional agents as quickly as possible.
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Since launching his White House bid in June last year, Trump has vowed to seal off the country behind a border wall he says Mexico will pay for, tarred its migrants as rapists and drug pushers and threatened to expel millions of them, as well as saying he will revise or tear up a trade deal with Mexico if he wins office in November.
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Read more:Everything we know about the outbreakChinese villages are cutting themselves off from the world with makeshift brick walls to try and stop outsiders giving them Wuhan virusUrban planners say China&aposs effort to quarantine 35 million people could help contain the coronavirus outbreak — but it&aposs impossible to seal off a cityExperts say the Wuhan coronavirus is more contagious but less deadly than SARS so far.
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So, you build a wall, you seal off the southern border from the drugs coming across, you are going to save thousands and thousands of American lives, and yes, I think we need to do the wall for that reason alone, also for the immigration stuff, but it is absolutely mission critical, and if you look at the opioid problem right now, the prescription abuse has actually declined.
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Legal challenges have blocked the administration from moving forward with some of its more restrictive policies, though others remain intact, including its controversial asylum policy of requiring migrants to wait in Mexico until their immigration court dates in the US. In recent weeks, Homeland Security officials have pushed to seal off the border from what they argued was a national security threat posed by refugees and illegal immigrants who may have the virus and spread it to border agents who would then have to be quarantined, the officials said.
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S. stocks, dollar fall on FBI review of Clinton emails * MIDEAST STOCKS-Banks boost Gulf markets in weak global environment * Oil ends week down on uncertainty over OPEC cuts * Gold jumps to nearly 4-week high on FBI Clinton probe * Non-OPEC yet to pledge concrete oil output steps after meeting OPEC * Saudis, Mideast producers vie for China's teapot crude imports * Iran says gas flow to Turkey halted after pipeline blast - Tasnim * Air strike kills 17 in Yemen, exiled president rejects peace plan * Shi'ite militias launch offensive to seal off western Mosul * Turkish court imposes foreign travel ban on co-chair of Kurdish opposition * Lebanese Druze leader says most of his bloc supports Aoun for president * Syrian rebels launch Aleppo counter-attack to break siege * Islamic Development Bank appoints nine banks for five-year sukuk -bankers * Attijariwafa Bank sells 50 pct of Wafa Assurance parent OGM to SNI * REUTERS SUMMIT-Lebanon c.
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