Imam Wahhaj said he contacted the authorities, setting in motion the raid on the compound.
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It ordered an immediate fire sale, setting in motion the mechanism to take over the lender.
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Burnham connected Kik with Koko, setting in motion an entirely new direction for the young company.
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Ms. Stein officially requested the recount on Wednesday, setting in motion the process to begin Friday.
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Or it might succeed, setting in motion the needed momentum for a better health reform policy.
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The U.S. reportedly declined the offer, setting in motion the possibility of further retaliatory measures against Turkey.
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Both people tested positive for the virus, setting in motion a broad public-health response, officials said.
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The Academy has responded by setting in motion a process to broaden the diversity of its voting members.
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A final appeal to the Supreme Court was denied last Thursday evening, setting in motion the ghoulish proceedings.
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It sought to atone for past abuses, setting in motion a process to mark and protect indigenous territories.
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Essebsi died aged 92 on Thursday, setting in motion a constitutional process toward selecting a new head of state.
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I don't know if my mom knew what she was setting in motion that long ago Sunday in June.
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Saddened, Mr. Harris reached out to Ms. Cunningham via text message, setting in motion the first of five prongs.
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Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain signaled he might not trigger a clause setting in motion the exit before October.
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While Alhaidari eventually agreed to the split, he contested custody of Zaina, setting in motion their legal fight this year.
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Grindr moved the case to federal court to fight it using Section 230, setting in motion Herrick's lawsuit against the company.
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In 2008, Elena Rybolovleva filed for divorce in a Swiss court, setting in motion the most expensive divorce settlement in history.
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That October, Lenin and the Bolsheviks overturned the interim government, seizing power and setting in motion the dictatorship of the proletariat.
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Both houses of Congress swiftly overrode the veto, setting in motion the events that would end with Johnson's impeachment in 1868.
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Soon, one of its generators failed and the Carolina Queen issued a desperate mayday, setting in motion a harrowing rescue operation.
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The Prime Minister, David Cameron, announced that he would resign, thus setting in motion a leadership contest in the Conservative Party.
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The newest season of the provocative hit Netflix show premieres Friday, setting in motion yet another new mystery waiting to be solved.
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Star Fox was the first Nintendo game to use polygonal graphics, setting in motion the company's trend from 222D to 3D gaming.
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Like a modern-day Sherlock Holmes, he sprung into action, setting in motion an epic investigation that would last almost 15 minutes.
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Default would make the debt much worse by setting in motion a chain reaction that could lead to a costly economic calamity.
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Judge Wald also ruled that the State Department had systematically discriminated against women, thus setting in motion major changes in federal employment.
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The icy king touches Bran, marking him and setting in motion his invasion of the Children's last weirwood hideout and, eventually, Westeros itself.
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But Erdogan won, setting in motion a process that turned the once-figurehead presidency into the center of executive, legislative and judiciary power.
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The Iowa contest is particularly important to Clinton, who lost the state in 2008, setting in motion Obama's path to the White House.
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He's been incensed for a year that Sessions recused himself from questions about Russia and the campaign, setting in motion the Mueller investigation.
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We freewheeled down, to find the king of Afghanistan had been deposed that July, setting in motion events we never paused to consider.
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But people familiar with the negotiations said Mr. Schulze's early contacts were useful in setting in motion the diplomacy that led to Singapore.
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Since then, testimony from U.S. officials has revealed a vast shadow campaign aimed at setting in motion the investigations into Trump's political rivals.
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The coronavirus spreading from China has sickened at least 20033,000 people and killed at least 2,000, setting in motion a global health emergency.
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As penance, he offers his own son, LaRose, to the grieving parents, setting in motion a powerful story of ancestry, justice and forgiveness.
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The conservative Washington Free Beacon initially funded the project through Fusion GPS, setting in motion the opposition research that led to the dossier.
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The pair took over in 2015, they told Mashable over email, renovating and setting in motion a whole new blogger-focused social media strategy.
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Mr. Trump deserves credit for setting in motion a process that for the time being will keep the two adversaries talking to each other.
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This fall, iPhone 8s and Xs are hitting shelves across North America, setting in motion that most time-honored of rituals — the smartphone funeral.
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They plan to vote on a budget resolution setting in motion a fast-track process to repeal much of the healthcare law in early January.
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As a result, Kohl's then-CEO Kevin Mansell announced a turnaround program called "The Greatness Agenda" in 2015, setting in motion several new partnerships and initiatives.
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If the Labor Department doesn't appeal, it would be setting in motion a new rulemaking that it knows would fail under the reasoning of this decision.
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Still, network executives were seething, according to Mr. Costas, setting in motion his removal from the network's Super Bowl plan and his eventual departure from NBC.
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What's happening now: Today is Ma's 54th birthday as well as the 19th anniversary of Alibaba's founding, and he marked it by setting in motion his retirement.
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Edward's younger brother Albert succeeded him as King George VI – setting in motion the ascension of current (and longest-reigning) monarch Queen Elizabeth II, Albert's elder daughter.
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On May 20th, 2013, he boarded a flight from Hawaii to Hong Kong after setting in motion the most powerful public act of whistleblowing in US history.
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The iridescent, aqueous "Nymphéa" surrounds a string quartet (here the Calder Quartet) with a barely detectable electronic humidity, setting in motion cycles of sounds evaporating and condensing.
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If we continue on our present course we are setting in motion the loss of all our gains and paving the way toward a second 9/85033.
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If we continue on our present course we are setting in motion the loss of all our gains and paving the way toward a second 85033/11.
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If we continue on our present course we are setting in motion the loss of all our gains and paving the way toward a second 9/11.
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A young refugee chooses security over her heart, setting in motion a plot that spans the war years and beyond, following the implications of her difficult decision.
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He sued, setting in motion a legal case that has grown more consequential as it has worked its way through the courts over the past several years.
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Ford and GM have already warned metals tariffs will cost them $1 billion each in profits, setting in motion a complex dance over who foots the bill.
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President Donald Trump announced last year that the U.S. recognized Jerusalem as Israel's capital, setting in motion the move of the embassy to Jerusalem from Tel Aviv.
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She will also give up the leadership of the CDU in the summer, according to an unnamed source cited by Reuters, setting in motion a party leadership contest.
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California's governor is setting in motion the most populous state's climb toward the nation's highest statewide minimum wage of $93 an hour to take effect by 29. Gov.
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In Memories of Painting, French video artist Thomas Blanchard reimagines the act of painting, setting in motion a variety of fluids and shooting macro footage of the interactions.
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Her endorsement doesn't carry the same weight as, say, Jim Clyburn's did in South Carolina last month after he backed Biden, setting in motion Biden's big victory there.
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Taking Note Nearly a year ago, Brazilian lawmakers voted to suspend President Dilma Rousseff from office, setting in motion the dramatic downfall of the country's first female leader.
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But ObamaCare has at least made a start by setting in motion a range of projects that seek to transform healthcare payments from rewarding quantity to rewarding quality.
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But by this time, Krasner had long broken with the orthodoxies and kingmakers of the very New York avant-garde she had been so central in setting in motion.
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Prime Minister Theresa May wants to kick off a two-year exit negotiation by the end of March, setting in motion an unprecedented withdrawal from Britain's biggest trading partner.
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Instead, he refused her offer, setting in motion a standoff that has uncomfortable parallels to—if also important differences with—a pivotal moment in the history of English democracy.
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President Donald Trump made the abrupt decision to pull the remaining US troops out of Kurdish-controlled areas in Syria last month, setting in motion a regional domino effect.
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But with the GOP law setting in motion the biggest overhaul of the tax system in a generation, inside knowledge of how the law was drafted is especially prized.
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When the plan hits a snag, Lenora asks her nephew, Martin Rauch (Jonas Nay), for help, setting in motion a series of intrigues that take him across the continent.
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After any allegations of abuse or neglect, the state issues the accused employee a formal listing of accusations, setting in motion a disciplinary process that often ends in arbitration.
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This pink, vertically oriented, semi-transparent, cell-like structure is located in the middle of the painting, near the top, setting in motion a dialogue with what's around it.
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It's appropriate that clouds, so long associated with both omens and obscurity, would be the locus of so much that's unknown about the changes we are setting in motion.
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He was arrested soon after the email was sent, setting in motion a chain of events that would eventually lead to him being sentenced to seven years in prison.
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If you're interested in detailed results, read the paper (it's pretty short), but the takeaway from the modeling is this: The changes we are setting in motion are irreversible.
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PES is expected to file a notice of intent with state and federal regulators as early as Wednesday, setting in motion the process of closing the refinery, the sources said.
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Critics have called for the parents -- Michelle Gregg and Deonne Dickerson -- to face negligence charges ... blaming them for setting in motion the chain of events that led to Harambe's death.
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In 213, they approved this ballot initiative by nearly 19783 to 21978, setting in motion a continuing debate over whether they had acted with beneficent wisdom or with heedless foolishness.
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The plant was also expected to siphon seven million gallons of water a day from Lake Michigan, potentially setting in motion a race to the bottom to undermine conservation efforts.
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Friday, travel restrictions will take effect for a large swath of Europe, enacting President Donald Trump's latest travel ban and setting in motion the potential need for additional airport screening.
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To the contrary, his attempts to do so fatally undermined his presidency, setting in motion a political and bureaucratic backlash from which Nixon — indeed, the presidency itself — never fully recovered.
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Overall, though, Obama touted the law as a success that has extended health insurance to millions while setting in motion programs to save money and make health spending more efficient.
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What if there had been Yondr pouches at Hannibal Buress' show when he told a joke that is widely credited for setting in motion the long-overdue takedown of Bill Cosby?
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Trump pulled the U.S. out of the deal last May and restored wide-ranging economic sanctions on Iran, setting in motion a year of steadily escalating tension with the Islamic Republic.
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INF: Trump also mentioned last week's announcement setting in motion the U.S. withdrawal from the Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty with Russia, saying he had "no choice" on the matter.
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Increased tariffs on Turkey's steel and aluminum exports to the U.S. have accelerated the lira's tumble, setting in motion economic confusion that could spill over into other countries in the region.
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Venezuela: The National Assembly, the opposition-controlled legislative body, declared President Nicolás Maduro illegitimate, setting in motion an uncertain plan to create a caretaker government until new elections can be held.
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After a monthlong delay, the House is expected to vote today to send charges against President Trump to the Senate, setting in motion the third presidential impeachment trial in U.S. history.
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Trump and Kim signed a "comprehensive" document following a historic summit in Singapore, setting in motion a diplomatic process that could bring lasting change to the security landscape of Northeast Asia.
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Earlier this year, Trump pulled out of the deal against the advice of his closest European allies, setting in motion events that led to the reimposition of sanctions earlier this month.
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House Republicans on Thursday passed legislation aimed at repealing and replacing ObamaCare, taking a major step toward a long-held goal and setting in motion an overhaul of the nation's health system.
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Then Trump fired Comey and admitted he did it because of the Russia investigation, setting in motion a chain of events that resulted in him being ... investigated personally for obstruction of justice.
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Since Prime Minister Theresa May invoked Article 50, setting in motion a two-year exit process, the British government and the European Union have sparred over what Brexit might mean in practice.
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Snapshot: Above, Democrats from the U.S. House of Representatives carrying impeachment charges against President Trump to the U.S. Senate on Wednesday, setting in motion a trial that begins in earnest next week.
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On Thursday, Stephen Dickson, the administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration, said a crucial test flight could occur in the coming weeks, setting in motion the complex process of ungrounding the plane.
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Putting aside the Supreme Court, President Trump and the Senate Republicans have been remarkably effective at moving forward their picks in recent months, setting in motion a massive transformation of the judiciary.
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Why it matters: The Arctic is warming at more than twice the rate of the rest of the globe, setting in motion a transformation of a once-frozen region into a new state.
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The investor plans to send out first information packets on the company around Easter, setting in motion what could become Germany's largest sale of a private equity portfolio company this year, they added.
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When the young man's girlfriend, Jeanne (Lou de Laâge) arrives for a visit, Anna neglects to tell her the tragic news, setting in motion a series of misunderstandings and increasingly intense psychological games.
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The meeting led to U.S. requests to the Ukrainians to help investigate Manafort, setting in motion a series of events that led to the Ukrainians leaking the documents about Manafort in May 2900.
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Mr. López Obrador appears dedicated to setting in motion a great transformation that creates a strong national economy with much more government intervention, less poverty and inequality, and increased national sovereignty and autonomy.
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With Pelosi sending two articles of impeachment against him to the Senate last week, the upper chamber formally took up the case on Tuesday, setting in motion a trial with seismic political implications.
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After a monthlong delay, the House is expected to vote on Wednesday to send two articles of impeachment to the Senate, setting in motion only the third presidential impeachment trial in American history.
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Start off by climbing to a local lookout to see the cliff where in 1733 dozens of former slaves jumped to their deaths to avoid recapture, setting in motion rebellions across the Caribbean.
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House Democrats announced Tuesday they will bring two articles of impeachment against Trump, abuse of power and obstruction of Congress, setting in motion the likely third impeachment of a US president in history.
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Ms. Fowler, who is turning her experiences into a book and a movie, could not possibly have known what she was setting in motion when she sat down to write those 2,900 words.
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Daimler explicitly targeted this future yesterday by setting in motion a succession in which it will elevate Dieter Zetsche, director of its electric and driverless car efforts, to CEO, reports the WSJ's William Boston.
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Last week, the agent for Yoenis Cespedes, Brodie Van Wagenen, called Mets General Manager Sandy Alderson and requested a more substantive conversation, setting in motion the process that brought Cespedes back to the Mets.
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The House narrowly passed legislation aimed at repealing and replacing ObamaCare this week, taking a major step toward a long-held GOP goal and setting in motion an overhaul of the nation's health system.
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On Thursday, the day Parliament dissolved, setting in motion a new election, "the countdown to the end of the Netanyahu era began," the veteran political columnist Yossi Verter wrote in the liberal newspaper Haaretz.
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The head of the Federal Aviation Administration said last week that a critical test flight could happen in the next few weeks, setting in motion the complex process of clearing the plane's return to service.
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Lawyers for Andrews, meanwhile, have alleged that hotel employees confirmed to Barrett where Andrews was staying and allowed him to book a room next to hers – thus setting in motion the entire course of events.
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The House appealed that ruling, setting in motion arguments that took place before a three-judge D.C. Circuit panel last month and now scheduled to be reprised before the larger, 10-judge court in April.
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Christianity was first brought to Japan by Portuguese missionaries in 1549 and banned in 1614, setting in motion a period of bloody persecution that forced the faithful to choose between martyrdom or hiding their beliefs.
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Soon after, the acting attorney general decided to notify the White House, setting in motion a chain of events that cost Mr. Flynn his job and thrust Mr. Trump's fledgling administration into a fresh crisis.
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In the coming weeks, the F.A.A. is expected to take a Max outfitted with the new software for a test flight, setting in motion a process that could have the Max flying again in September.
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"A lot of the orders are setting in motion things that will take awhile to come to fruition," Mark Krikorian, executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies, which favors lower immigration levels, told NBC News.
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ICE arrested him anyway, making him the first DACA recipient to be detained under President Trump, and setting in motion a series of legal battles that will affect the collective fate of some 800,93 undocumented Americans.
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Why it matters: As Axios Science editor Andrew Freedman explains, the Arctic is warming at more than twice the rate of the rest of the globe, setting in motion the transformation of a once-frozen region.
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That's according to a new study from human resources research firm Inavero and freelancing website Upwork, which has highlighted four major ways in which the youngest members of the workforce are setting in motion fundamental change.
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The process we are setting in motion will allow Congress to weigh in on the totality of our security relationship with Saudi Arabia, not just one arms sale, and restore Congress's role in foreign policy making.
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ZURICH, Jan 15 (Reuters) - Family-controlled Swiss elevator maker Schindler's patriarch Alfred N. Schindler has decided to step down as chairman next year, the company announced on Friday, setting in motion a series of management promotions.
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Washington is increasingly alarmed about the security implications of Chinese technology, and has tightened its rules to keep better tabs on acquisition of key technology by China, setting in motion changes to the global supply chain.
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Approximately nine months later, a group of Cubans crashed a bus through the gates of the Peruvian embassy in Havana, setting in motion a chain of events that would forever alter the lives of many families.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq's Supreme Court has ratified the results of the May 12 parliamentary election, its spokesman said on Sunday, setting in motion a 90-day constitutional deadline for the winning parties to form a government.
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President Donald Trump has accepted an invitation to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un by May, setting in motion the most significant development in years of intermittent negotiations about North Korea's nuclear weapons program.
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The House is expected to vote on the impeachment on Wednesday, setting in motion a trial in the Senate early next year that few expect will result in the removal of Mr. Trump from office. 22008.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spanish deputies set an early-March deadline on Monday for Socialist Party leader Pedro Sanchez to present a government, setting in motion a legislative process that could lead to fresh national elections by mid-year.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross says he hopes to launch formal talks to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) with Canada and Mexico in a little over three months, setting in motion a Trump campaign promise.
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WASHINGTON, April 3 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump has signed a memorandum setting in motion a way to address trafficking of counterfeit goods through third-party online market places, White House economic adviser Peter Navarro said on Wednesday.
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BAGHDAD, Aug 19 (Reuters) - Iraq's Supreme Court has ratified the results of the May 12 parliamentary election, its spokesman said on Sunday, setting in motion a 90-day constitutional deadline for the winning parties to form a government.
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But hurricanes primarily kill with water, and even though Florence is officially a Category 73 right now, it's setting in motion massive amount of water that will result in a near record surge along the North Carolina coast.
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After they arrive on the mainland, the dead body comes to life, calling himself Manny and setting in motion a bizarre journey in which these two men must work their way through a dense forest to find help.
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WASHINGTON — Military commission prosecutors at the Guantánamo Bay wartime prison have charged a high-profile detainee with two deadly terrorist bombings in Indonesia, setting in motion what could become the first new tribunals case of the Trump era.
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That was the day her life took a turn for the worse, setting in motion a harrowing trip north to the U.S., hoping for asylum but never imagining what she and her son would endure to get it.
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HOSTILITY Washington is increasingly alarmed about the security implications of Chinese technology, and has tightened its rules to keep better tabs on the acquisition of key technology by China, setting in motion changes to the global supply chain.
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Last month, military commission prosecutors charged a longtime detainee best known as Hambali with two deadly bombings in Indonesia in 2002 and 2003, setting in motion what could be the first new tribunal case of the Trump era.
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Manafort in September pleaded guilty before a different judge in DC to two criminal counts of conspiracy and obstruction of justice, setting in motion his cooperation deal to assist the special counsel's probe into the 2016 presidential election.
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"The process we are setting in motion will allow Congress to weigh in on the totality of our security relationship with Saudi Arabia, not just one arms sale, and restore Congress's role in foreign policy making," noted Murphy.
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"The process we are setting in motion will allow Congress to weigh in on the totality of our security relationship with Saudi Arabia, not just one arms sale, and restore Congress' role in foreign policy making," Murphy added.
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The regime, having determined it could now consider itself a nuclear power, re-opened a hotline between North and South for the first time in 24 months in January this year, setting in motion a series of diplomatic firsts.
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If it is upheld, it will transform the nation's electricity system, closing hundreds of coal-fired power plants and setting in motion a wholesale shift to wind, solar and nuclear power, as well as to improved electric transmission systems.
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And Senate Republicans are ramping up their investigations into Joe Biden and Burisma -- the exact topic Rudy Giuliani and other allies were investigating on Trump's behalf in Ukraine, setting in motion the events that led to Trump's impeachment trial.
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Kenny's comments echo those of European Council President Donald Tusk who at a meeting of EU leaders in Bratislava on Friday said May had signalled a similar timeframe for setting in motion the two-year countdown to Britain's exit.
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Letter To the Editor: Among the ill-advised (that is, harmful, dangerous, foolish) proposals that President Trump is setting in motion, ending the National Endowment for the Arts (a speck in the national budget!) has to be the silliest.
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President Donald Trump has signed an executive order on the Obama administration's landmark retirement savings rule, setting in motion a potential repeal of a recently passed standard that would have made it harder for financial advisers to give conflicted advice.
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Under Article 50 of the EU treaty, Prime Minister Theresa May notified the European Council on March 29, 2017, that Britain would leave the bloc, setting in motion a two-year countdown that will see Britain leave in four months' time.
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"They are all reckoning with systems of thought—scientific, political, religious, economic, sexual—that have asserted their authority through suppression and omission, setting in motion a legacy of trauma and disempowerment that will take generations to unravel," explains the director.
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Fox posted its formal offer document, without improving its price, on Tuesday, setting in motion a timetable to end the uncertainty over Sky's future by triggering a 46-day period during which both Fox and Comcast can lift their offers.
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The dollar index, which measures the greenback against six other major currencies, has declined 1% since July 31, the day before the United States escalated its trade dispute with China by vowing to impose more tariffs, setting in motion retaliatory steps by China.
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The core of the President's grievance is that the Attorney General recused himself from the investigation into possible Russian attempts to interfere in the 2016 election , thereby setting in motion the process that led to the appointment of Robert Mueller, the special counsel.
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She's working late out back in her home office when her young daughter vanishes, setting in motion an investigation and laying bare aspects of her life and the lives of those around her, including her sister (Erika Christensen) and estranged husband (Kick Gurry).
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The European Central Bank, which supervises the two lenders based in the country's rich north-eastern Veneto region, had declared on Friday that they were "failing or likely to fail", setting in motion the process that led to them being wound down.
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"If we continue on our present course, we are setting in motion the loss of all our gains and paving the way toward a second 9/11," Mr. Graham, who returned from a visit to Afghanistan on Wednesday, said in a statement.
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NEW DELHI, Jan 17 (Reuters) - Chinese automaker Great Wall Motor has agreed to buy General Motors' (GM) car plant in the Indian state of Maharashtra, two sources aware of the matter said, setting in motion its plan to build cars in the country.
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Early last year, on the night before Mr. Guaidó declared himself the country's interim president, Mr. Pence called the Venezuelan opposition leader and pledged that the U.S. would support him, setting in motion a monthslong campaign to wrest power from Mr. Maduro.
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Less than 24 hours later, the president embraced the conspiracy in a series of Twitter posts accusing his predecessor of spying on him, setting in motion the latest head-spinning, did-he-really-say-that furor of Mr. Trump's six-week-old presidency.
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Patrick Chappatte President Trump on Wednesday formally recognized Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, breaking with nearly 70 years of American foreign policy and with the international community, setting in motion a plan to move the American Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump on Wednesday formally recognized Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, reversing nearly seven decades of American foreign policy and setting in motion a plan to move the United States Embassy from Tel Aviv to the fiercely contested Holy City.
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However, after the May 11 charges in Connecticut, Zhukovskyy's alleged refusal to take a chemical test should have been reported to Massachusetts, setting in motion a seven-day process for suspending his noncommercial driver's license and immediately terminating his commercial license, the Massachusetts DOT said.
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He did not know it then, but, as he turned the opportunity over in his mind, he was setting in motion a sequence of events that would earn him millions of dollars, friendships with business élites, prime-time media attention, and respect in Congress.
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Setting in motion a framework for the importation of CBD into Canada * ICC International Cannabis Corp - pursuant to terms of mou and presale agreement, ICC has agreed to sell 10 pct of its 2018 CBD production to Emblem Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Mr Emanuel's first reform instalment did not include the abolition of the IPRA, the setting in motion of a formal reconciliation process between the community and the CPD or the creation of the position of deputy chief of diversity, which his task force proposes.
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That's where the trouble would start: Businesses would then move to raise prices to protect their profit margins, setting in motion the proverbial wage-price spiral as the fiscal stimulus and low credit costs continued to support household consumption, and residential and fixed investments.
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WASHINGTON — Justice Anthony M. Kennedy announced on Wednesday that he would retire this summer, setting in motion a furious fight over the future of the Supreme Court and giving President Trump the chance to put a conservative stamp on the American legal system for generations.
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Mr Trump introduced a variety of controversial policies, aiming travel bans at citizens from several Muslim countries, pulling America out of a trans-Pacific trade deal, renegotiating NAFTA, setting in motion America's exit from the Paris accord on climate change and recognising Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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WASHINGTON — Rudolph W. Giuliani said on Monday that he provided President Trump with detailed information this year about how the United States ambassador to Ukraine was, in Mr. Giuliani's view, impeding investigations that could benefit Mr. Trump, setting in motion the ambassador's recall from her post.
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But when the social-media savvy senator streamed the encounter on Facebook Live, it promptly went viral, setting in motion a heated debate that ultimately forced President Trump to reverse himself, and issue an executive order that migrant families be kept together when they are apprehended at the border.
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The two sides struggled to get past key sticking points for weeks after that, but sources credited the phone call from Trudeau's advisers to Kushner with setting in motion a good faith, in the weeds negotiations to resolve the final hurdles, reinvigorating Lighthizer's negotiations with Foreign Secretary Chrystia Freeland.
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The two sides had struggled to get past key sticking points for weeks, but sources credited the phone call from Trudeau's advisers to Kushner with setting in motion a final effort at the highest levels on both sides to clear the remaining hurdles and salvage the trade deal.
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The politician seen as Merkel's successor as leader, Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, announced on Monday that she would step down from the CDU chair, creating a leadership vacuum at the top of the party and setting in motion a new leadership contest that's set to take place by the summer.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It's been the better part of a decade since Naruto, a Celebes crested macaque living on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, snapped a photo of himself using wildlife photographer's David Slater camera, setting in motion the so-called "Monkey Selfie" legal saga.
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In 2016, Sanders walloped Hillary Clinton in New Hampshire, propelling his campaign to its highly consequential runner-up finish, setting in motion not only a political movement, but reforms to the primary process that have affected everything from debate qualifications to the new sets of data released in the Iowa Caucuses.
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In late June, Mr. Trump told top aides to look into the military assistance the United States provides to Ukraine, setting in motion a process that led him to order the withholding of $391 million in congressionally approved aid that Ukraine needed for its grinding war against Russian-backed separatists.
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It would provide the European Union with a tool that would enable it to deal collectively with the refugee crisis of the current magnitude, in spite of substantial differences in opinion existing among its members, and without setting in motion the centrifugal forces that risk destroying the European project altogether.
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This perhaps was not so much a concession, rather an overexuberance born not out of his KGB training that teaches always to remain in control of emotions, but of a job well done: undermining his biggest global adversary, setting in motion fractures that will further cleave America from its traditional allies.
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" He continued: "So I don't think it's that we're in the short run less safe, but what worries me is we're setting in motion dynamics and trends that over months or years will reduce US influence and will mean that a lot of traditional friends and allies increasingly go their own way.
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Senator Tom Udall of New Mexico announced on Monday that he would retire at the end of his term, becoming the first Democratic senator to declare he would leave the chamber after the 2020 elections and setting in motion a competitive race to succeed him among a rising generation of Western Democrats.
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Lynch publicly stated she would defer to Comey (by then the FBI director) while more or less signaling that a recommendation for an indictment would be unwelcome, setting in motion the chain of events that forced Comey to explain his decisions to the public instead of making a recommendation to the Department of Justice.
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Some of those insurgent winners from that year would eventually turn on the leaders one by one, setting in motion the downfall of Representative Eric Cantor — just as Republicans were attempting to cobble together a modest immigration measure — then blocking the ascent of Representative Kevin McCarthy after they had deposed John A. Boehner as speaker.
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SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea's sudden willingness to bargain with the Trump administration over scrapping its atomic arsenal surprised the world on Tuesday, setting in motion an unpredictable diplomatic dance with the United States and South Korea, but raising hopes that one of the most dangerous confrontations of the nuclear age could be defused.
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The Middle East events prior to the Bronze Age mirror some of the challenges we face today, according to a 2016 paper published in the Quaternary Science Reviews: Back then, it was a momentous cooling trend that transformed the conditions on Earth, setting in motion a massive migration, and the rise of authoritarian leadership to cope with the chaos.
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At a news conference on Thursday, Marilyn J. Mosby, Baltimore's state's attorney, said the prosecutor working on this case became aware of the problematic footage late on June 12 and notified his supervisor early the next morning, setting in motion a process that included a thorough review of 10 different video clips from the January episode.
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Photo: Justin Sullivan (Getty Images)Tim Cook has a pretty simple explanation for why Apple removed most of the podcasts and an app from Infowars founder and hatemonger Alex Jones from its directories, setting in motion a chain of events that ended in the conspiracy theorist being fully or partially banned from virtually every major web platform: Everyone can agree Jones is terrible.
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More from campaigns and politics … U.S. still leans conservative but liberals keep recent gains (Gallup) … North Carolina election fraud probed long before 2018 race (The Associated Press) … More than 1 million Floridians with felony convictions regained the right to vote on Tuesday, setting in motion a process that carries the potential to reshape elections in the country's largest and most unpredictable battleground state (The Hill).
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Following the defeat of the Qing Empire in the first and second opium wars (in 1842 and 1860 respectively), the territories of Hong Kong and Kowloon were ceded to the UK. In 2800, London agreed to lease what became known as the New Territories from the Qing, drastically expanding the amount of land governed by the Hong Kong colony, but also setting in motion the end of British rule.
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"Like clockwork, Republicans in Congress are setting in motion their plan to destroy the Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security that seniors and families rely on, just months after they exploded the deficit by $2 trillion with their Tax Scam for the rich," said House Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.).
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House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiOn The Money — Presented by Wells Fargo — Trump signs first phase of US-China trade deal | Senate to vote Thursday on Canada, Mexico deal | IRS provides relief for those with discharged student loans House delivers impeachment articles to Senate Senate begins preparations for Trump trial MORE (D-Calif.) is poised to send the articles of impeachment against President TrumpDonald John TrumpDem lawmaker says Nunes threatened to sue him over criticism Parnas: U.S. ambassador to Ukraine removed to clear path for investigations into Bidens Five takeaways from Parnas's Maddow interview MORE to the Senate, setting in motion his long-awaited trial.
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