"The Republicans are not standing against climate change, they're standing against democracy," she said during a press conference Tuesday.
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He later collapsed after standing against a wall for hours.
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Standing against sexual abuse is fundamental to a feminist worldview.
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" Standing against change, he added, "is a tough position today.
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" Beneath it Mr. Ghesquière wrote: "Standing against any political action.
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It's painful that standing against this blacklist damaged me professionally.
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Standing against this tide of centralization is the indie web movement.
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Nearby, standing against the wall, is a man named Steven Pettit.
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I saw a handsome dark haired man standing against a car.
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I'd presume the Parkland teens hope that aligning themselves with Sanders will send a message to other mobilized students: that standing against the NRA is standing against a status quo that paves the way for school shootings.
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A ton of tough pussies all united standing against bigotry and hate.
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His regime likes to portray itself as standing against an "imperialist" West.
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A mattress, desk and chair were seen standing against the chain-locked door.
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"We are standing against them firmly and are fighting them off," he said.
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Standing against the administration is Epic, the biggest player in health care software.
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But Pelosi and House Democrats aren't the only lawmakers standing against the budget deal.
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Unfortunately, one Twitter user decided to criticize Teigen for standing against the executive order.
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Rather than standing against this trend, America under Trump has become part of it.
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But one wing of the party is standing against Ellison's nomination: the Obama wing.
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We understand these problems and have been historically dedicated to standing against environmental racism.
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The campus campaigner never interacts with the other students he suggests he's standing against.
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Standing against the tyrant misogynistic preppie fuck liar Bigot who is Not my president.
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But Pelosi, and House Democrats aren't the only lawmakers standing against the budget deal.
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"It wasn't a matter of standing against our flag or our military," she said.
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It matches the upright piano standing against one wall, and the two twill couches.
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The audio-free surveillance footage shows Johnson standing against a wall, looking at his phone.
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Now we're standing against those things again — this time by boycotting the New York Post.
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The next era brought fewer models and more actresses, standing against a solid-color backdrop.
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Wearing a hoodie that covers his head, the detained man was standing against the SUV.
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Humans on Earth work out these systems every day, simply by moving and standing against gravity.
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In effect, he's standing against the world and he won't be able to stand much longer.
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At the market close, sterling was trading sharply down, last standing against the dollar at $1.306.
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It became a campaign issue, with his Democratic challenger, Attorney General Roy Cooper, standing against HB2.
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In another group, there is a photograph of a row of policeman standing against a wall.
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While one candidate touts "standing against socialist dictatorships," another has been endorsed by a socialist Democrat.
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He was not alone in bucking the tide and standing against his party in the 1970s.
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For me, it was like standing against the white backdrop, and making sure everything is uniform.
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Their music was more concerned with letting loose than standing against the country's corrupt, oppressive government.
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It asserted that the Eighth Circuit's decision that plaintiffs didn't have legal standing against Ticketmaster was wrong.
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Standing against what's popular, Atticus Finch style, is appealing in some contexts but tricky in electoral politics.
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On social media, celebrities and others are continuing to show compassion for Keaton and standing against bullying.
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Pence's neighbors are standing against his well-known history of supporting oppressive policies against the LGBTQ community.
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Standing against another gravestone, Meredith and Amelia share dark jokes about the amount of grief between them.
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This goes beyond "acceptance" by the general public, this is about equality, rights, and standing against discrimination.
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Because of them, Columbus gained a reputation for standing against discrimination in a small pocket of Indiana.
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Standing against the President on this issue is important not just for today, but for our future.
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Bernie Sanders made standing against special interests and rich donors in politics a key plank in his campaign.
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Imagine standing against the back wall in a square room with mirrors on the left and right wall.
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The bill, which already had two Republican senators standing against it, needs every Republican vote to get through.
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Today, that means standing against attempts to divert AML funds away from reclamation and toward politically-connected unions.
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These people had kept to themselves for years in a climate where standing against Catalan patriotism was unpopular.
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" Ghesquiére, on the other hand, commented on the matter publicly via Instagram, writing, "Standing against any political action.
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Gannett's effort to be the last one standing against a backdrop of fading advertising income has fallen through.
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But they had left that fence line standing against the sky like a bunch of upthrust middle fingers.
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Trumps vision of being "strong" when it comes to Russia isn't standing against Russian interests; it's standing with them.
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Mueller can be seen seated and reading a newspaper; Trump Jr. is standing against the wall on his phone.
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The video shows Johnson standing against a wall looking at his phone while Reyes is sitting on the ground.
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One showed him standing against a mountainous backdrop; the other was of his bullet-ridden corpse on a stretcher.
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But those standing against the system, you find fault, you fire them, you move to them to the side.
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By siding with the trolls in the name of free speech, Twitter is standing against everyone else's free speech.
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Shortly after Motherboard's report, Facebook posted a statement, titled "Standing Against Hate," on its website confirming the policy update.
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Standing against them are prosecutors and judges who argue that they are championing a more responsive vision of government.
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Now that the Freedom Caucus is no longer simply standing against a Democratic president, what exactly is it standing for?
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I have dedicated my life to standing against our nation's impulse toward demagoguery and tyranny by the whipped-up masses.
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In a blog post titled "Standing Against Hate," Facebook published Wednesday, the company said the ban takes effect next week.
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John KasichThe last candidate standing against Trump in the primary is admittedly a dark horse in the vice presidential sweepstakes.
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Bercow announced his resignation after the Conservatives moved to break convention by standing against him at the next general election.
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So, everybody wanted to be the last man standing against Trump, and that's the source of the Republican Party's problems?
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" "If the consequence of standing against Trump and for principles is indeed the election of Hillary Clinton, so be it.
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In the video, the gunman stands up during a quiet moment and briefly talks with someone standing against a wall.
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By the way, are you actually "standing by" millions of Iranians whose hero you just assassinated or "standing against" them?!
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Every non-Trump candidate's determination to be the last one standing against Trump was the strategic miscalculation of the cycle.
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He also wrote an opinion piece in The Washington Post explaining his decision and his reasons for standing against Erdogan.
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"The key to being nominated has been to be the last man standing against a totally unacceptable candidate," Mr. Reed said.
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Labour fielded eight candidates for the authority's 100-seat lower house - standing against bankers, lawyers and accountants - and won five seats.
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Driver was standing against the wall, his hands in his pockets, clearly in no hurry to supplant Baumbach at the microphone.
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Olympic hockey gold medalist Danni Roche is standing against Coates in the presidential election at the annual general meeting on May 6.
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They forced the central banks slavishly to follow the Fed's monetary policy so as to preserve their currency's standing against the dollar.
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Maduro's main rivals are barred from standing against him as he seeks re-election despite a crushing economic crisis and foreign sanctions.
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Make of this what you will, but on Monday the great cross over the entrance was still standing against the sky. video
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Every other Republican campaign wanted Mr. Trump out of the race, but each wanted to be the last candidate standing against him.
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Daniel, for his part, chose to observe the two panels he attended standing against the back wall rather than sitting with others.
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Dianne Feinstein is an outspoken Trump critic hailing from deep blue California, a state known for standing against many of Trump's policies.
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"I'm not ashamed of a mug shot that we earned standing against Senator Sessions and for voting rights," Mr. Brooks said Friday.
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Saint Vitus is filled to capacity with rows of folding chairs, and there are even "couples" lined up standing against two walls.
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Vindman added that false narratives about Ukraine are undermining the country's cooperation with the US, which is critical to standing against Russian aggression.
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" Aside from self-defense training, Atwood advised Americans: "Support your leaders who are standing against unconstitutional laws; keep informed, as best as possible.
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He holds up his wallet, showing two passport-sized photographs of young children—they are standing against a standard studio background and smiling.
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The discomfort of everyone in the room is palpable, starting with the larger figures but also including the photographers standing against one wall.
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Counterprotest organizers who spoke to The Hill described the protest as a "celebration" and "success" for those standing against racism and white supremacy.
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The president is polling the weakest in Wisconsin, although his approval rating and his standing against Biden have improved some in recent months.
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Harris and Warren have both improved their standing against Trump in recent weeks, while Sanders has routinely posted solid leads over the president.
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What YouTube intended as a slap on Crowder's wrist has instead turned the video creator into a martyr standing against Big Tech overreach.
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I lived my life in prison 22 years with obeying the way things go and living in fear of standing against these people.
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While "Abominable" is pleasant enough -- diverting for kids and not painful for adults -- even Everest doesn't fully measure up standing against that yardstick.
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Ivanka Trump is happy to talk about women coming together to stand against sexual harassment — unless those women are standing against her father.
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Standing against the Stalwarts were the "Half-Breeds," Republicans who agreed with Democratic demands for civil service reforms and a professionalized federal bureaucracy.
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Specifically, Marco Rubio now seems increasingly likely to be the last candidate standing against Trump — especially now that Jeb Bush has quit the race.
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"Our convention occurs at a moment of crisis for our nation," an ominous-sounding Mr. Trump said, standing against a backdrop of American flags.
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You're at the gym and everyone is lifting a gazillion pounds, and you're just standing against the wall moving your hands like a butterfly.
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POLL: VOTERS CONCERNED OVER CLIMATE: A new poll out Wednesday from Quinnipiac University says that voters are standing against Trump on many environmental issues.
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The black activist poetry of the 1960s from Detroit's Broadside Press is brought alive again by locals standing against the city's now-depleted spaces.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Days ahead of Egypt's presidential election, Moussa Mostafa Moussa, the only candidate standing against incumbent Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, is avoiding the limelight.
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Apartment complex surveillance camera video from May 23 shows Johnson standing against a wall looking at his phone when officers quickly punch him numerous times.
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He produced and wrote the script for MoveOn's Alicia Keys #VoteLove video and produced the #UnitedAgainstHate letter with over 100 celebrities standing against Trump's "values".
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If I were in Congress, I'd be standing against that and standing up for diplomacy and sound decision making instead of fearmongering and saber rattling.
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As her campaign, just a week old, has already made clear, she will do everything she can to avoid standing against ideologies, or for them.
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Standing against the wall, rather than hanging, they look like quarry-faced architectural tiles, though their frames seem too irregular to form a true grid.
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Dozens of his family members and friends were behind him, crammed elbow to elbow into the gallery's benches or standing against the courtroom's rear wall.
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Even with the mistakes we've made in the United States, we've managed to stand for something while also standing against that type of barbaric hate.
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But Mr. Moore's violations, unlike Mr. Strange's, were not those of someone trying to get a job in Washington, but of someone standing against Washington.
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Johnson&aposs attorneys said there was no reason to beat Johnson, who in videos is seen standing against a wall when officers start to punch him.
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Archibald took close-up photos of his penis and asked him to pose for others while standing against a wall, hands open and legs slightly apart.
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But multiple sources told NBC News on Wednesday that Kasich planned to drop out — he was the last man standing against Trump in the primary competition .
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Hundreds of American troops were sent to Helmand this year as part of an effort to train and equip local Afghan fighters standing against the Taliban.
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After serving as an usher at the service at St. John Baptist Church in Hopkins, S.C., Ms. Jones noticed Mr. Clyburn standing against a nearby wall.
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But when they do, it's very often in stock photos that show them standing against a blank wall, or else they are hardly seen at all.
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He was one of the last candidates standing against Trump in the 2628 Republican primary, and has emerged as one of the president's most persistent critics.
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The noise was meant as an affirmation of life, to show "that we have not forgotten, but remain standing against hate and terror," the authority said.
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Many of us have been in similar situations, fighting our own good fights, and that only adds to the appeal of standing against stereotypes and tired tropes.
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Even before he proved his elite standing against Jones, there were many who thought the Swede had absolutely no chance of beating former champion Mauricio 'Shogun' Rua.
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The move also comes as other outside Democratic think tanks and groups are attempting to position themselves as the key organization standing against the Trump White House.
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Woo Kwok-hing, the judge (pictured, right), Carrie Lam (centre), the former chief secretary, and John Tsang (left), the former finance minister, are standing against one another.
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My religious community applauded me for standing against Nassar and his enablers while, in the same breath, condemned me for speaking against religious institutions that mishandled abuse.
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" Joubert explains that standing against a wall for a couple of minutes "gets you out of that forward, curl posture that you get into at your desk.
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But unless we move beyond simply remembering, and take an active part in standing against anti-Semitism and racism, we could find ourselves repeating a regrettable history.
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President Trump announced in June that he's pulling the U.S. out of the Paris Climate Agreement, joining just one other country — Syria — in standing against that treaty.
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He emerged as the last moderate Republican standing against Trump during the 2016 presidential primary and bowed out of the primary after winning only his home state.
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Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said his country has been standing against America's "bullying" efforts for years and urged Muslim countries to resist the United States.
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I came out of class one day at lunchtime and they were there standing against the wall, the most stylish, cool-looking guys I had ever seen.
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"Hello everyone, there's something I want to tell you all," Ms. Chou says in the video, dressed in a black turtleneck sweater and standing against a gray wall.
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Significantly, the film exposes both the defendants' courage and the lifelong consequences that they and their families faced for standing against the deep, ugly racism in their country.
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The five portraits, of a hooded figure standing against various walls, make the viewer into a metaphor for society's propensity to project an identity onto the hooded figure.
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A coalition of allies across British Columbia are placing their bodies in front of Ministry buildings in Victoria, standing against the hollow talk of reconciliation from Canadian politicians.
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"To some, it was about police brutality, for some it meant equality, and for some who were observing [the protests], it meant you're standing against our flag," she says.
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What they'll likely see is a sea of protesting progressives who stood behind Bernie Sanders throughout the primary and are now standing against Hillary Clinton and the Democratic establishment.
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Standing against genocide, and supporting peace is a bipartisan issue and strong bipartisan leadership is needed to show the Sudanese people that the United States has not forgotten them.
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From enthusiastically supporting marriage equality to standing against so-called religious liberty bills that discriminate against the LGBT community, American companies are on the front lines of our fight.
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Even the gesture itself of publicly standing against Kanders inaugurated by the Whitney staff has already helped us all to ask better questions of the world we inhabit. 8.
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The National Party, turning his international standing against him, attacked Smuts for being under the sway of liberalism and for prioritizing his personal international reputation over white national interests.
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It's a message she said she's tried to impart on freshmen members — to take a principled stand, even when it means standing against the will of your own party.
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Democrats have been very vocal on LGBTQ rights over the past few years — most recently standing against laws that ban trans people from using the bathroom for their gender identity.
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She made a few noises about standing against online bullying as her husband used his massive platform to bully judges, political opponents, immigrants, women, journalists and random people on Twitter.
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The fact that they overwhelmingly voted for Trump wasn't a surprise, he said, but it was still heartbreaking to see party loyalty valued more than standing against racism and bigotry.
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With all Democrats unanimously standing against the plan to repeal and replace Obamacare, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell can't lose more than two Republican votes or the bill won't pass. Sen.
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Standing against a tree in Bogota's Lourdes Park, under the imposing shadow of the square's gothic cathedral, he and seven other men are also casualties of the crisis in Venezuela.
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Leave it too late, and you forfeit any prospect of reward under the new regime (and, in less civilised places, may wind up standing against a wall in a blindfold).
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Standing against a bizarre backdrop of transparent plastic bags filled with aluminum cans, Trump made clear that economic nationalism will be the core of his domestic agenda in the election.
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Clearly amplifying their voices, while convincingly standing against our collective threats, is the most effective way for the United States to be a force for good in the Middle East.
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Also on Sunday, an independent Shi'ite candidate said Hezbollah supporters beat him up in their southern Lebanon stronghold, where he is standing against the two dominant Shi'ite parties Hezbollah and Amal.
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"In some ways, they created -- or maybe I should say they perfected -- a model of going to court and really standing against the presidential administration," said Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan.
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How To Take Action This Weekend Along with Heyer, 19 others were injured in Charlottesville on Saturday when a car plowed into a crowd of counter-protesters standing against white nationalism.
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Each day, leaving the courthouse meant making my way through hundreds of people standing against him, armed with signs, puppets, and often a blow-up effigy of the sheriff in handcuffs.
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Although the majority of Filipinos are Catholics, the Church is strongly allied with the establishment, and standing against it on some key issues is necessary to realizing some of Duterte's goals.
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While the House and Senate Democrats have found considerable room to obstruct and say no to President Trump, standing against tax cuts has often been one place the party feels vulnerable.
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I am standing against a yellow brick wall, chewing through 514 calories of semi-solid beige food lining, scattering bits of pastry across my face like someone with the delirium tremens.
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Though national polls offer a snapshot of Trump's current standing against his rivals, they leave major gaps in understanding what will happen in November 2020 — especially this early in the race.
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Republicans are tying the two issues together, arguing that Democrats are standing against Israel by not holding a vote on the Senate bill — and by not denouncing the two freshman lawmakers.
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Charlie Company had a total of 14 wounded and one dead that day, while dead Vietcong littered the landscape, perhaps 100 in all — the fearsome cost of standing against American firepower.
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Police spokesman Fred Enanga said the opposition leader, who is standing against President Yoweri Museveni, refused to follow a less crowded route to the university campus, according to the Associated Press.
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An Pence aide dismissed the idea that Bevin was standing against the bill, instead arguing that the Kentucky Republican will play a constructive role in what eventually goes to the House floor.
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Following Kesha's emotional "Praying" performance standing against Hollywood's #MeToo movement and Camila Cabello's speech about dreamers, "Get Out Your Own Way," felt misplaced in the only conscious portion of the award show.
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In September of 2017, more than a year later, Gu tweeted a photo of him taking a knee, a gesture popularized by football player Colin Kaepernick, to signify standing against white supremacy.
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"Both leaders reaffirmed their shared commitment to degrading and destroying ISIL and standing against the broader scourge of terrorism," the White House said in a statement, using an acronym for Islamic State.
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Indeed, it's a stalwart of the West's fight against violent political Islam, part of the US-led coalition standing against Iran's regional meddling, and the world's second-biggest producer of crude oil.
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"Imagine repro leaders standing against Biden and for Bernie, a candidate whose Medicare for All plan explicitly calls for federally funded abortion care and comprehensive reproductive, maternity, and newborn care," Magray said.
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There was an effort to strip delegates from Mr. Trump and give them to Senator Ted Cruz, a Republican from Texas and the last man standing against Mr. Trump in the primaries.
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In another recent ABC News/Washington Post poll, only 37 percent of respondents said they thought the Democratic Party "stood for something" — the majority see the Democrats as only standing against Trump.
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At the Kuban station, he captured cucumber researcher Yuri A. Yelatskov, standing against a simple wooden house in a sunflower field, an active outdoor lab that's had the majority of its staff cut.
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The footage, recorded late on the night of May 23, shows a man—later identified by his attorneys as Robert Johnson—standing against a rail in his apartment building talking on the phone.
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I regret standing against marriage equality, for not affirming you and your place in the church, and for any ways that my writing and speaking contributed to a culture of exclusion and bigotry.
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Kraig Moss, a man who followed Trump's campaign around the country, is now standing against the President, angered by what he calls a flip-flop on his promise to combat the opioid epidemic.
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I regret standing against marriage equality, for not affirming you and your place in the church, and for any ways that my writing and speaking contributed to a culture of exclusion and bigotry.
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They believe the hearing will stiffen the party resolve, particularly if he is not more forthcoming with answers about how he views the role of an independent judiciary in standing against the presidency.
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The crew of the Discovery is closer to utopia now than before because they understand the necessity of standing against the first immoral order from a Starfleet admiral; they've seen the consequences otherwise.
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Johnson&aposs attorneys also said there was no reason to attack the 33-year-old man, who in videos released this week is shown standing against a wall when officers start to punch him.
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Yet such is the depth of unhappiness with Faure Gnassingbé, the president of Togo, that his party's majority shrank in parliamentary elections on December 20th, even though almost no one was standing against it.
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Standing against these declines is soaring U.S. crude production , which rose by more than 2 million bpd last year, to 11.9 million bpd, making America the world's biggest oil producer.
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It's a dicey position to be in, a white male filmmaker standing against a tide of uniquely contemporary white male anger while you're just trying to make a fun comedy with ghosts in it.
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Donors like Mr. Biden's ideological moderation and poll standing against Mr. Trump; Ms. Harris's potential in primary contests and prospects of assembling an Obama-like multiethnic coalition; and Mr. Buttigieg's youth, intellect and charisma.
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Standing against a wall in their room as the man's assistant filmed, Jyoti read a confession off her phone, admitting that the pair ran the website and apologizing to Mr. Otedola and his family.
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" Pete Buttigieg: "After four years of looking on in horror as Trump cozied up to dictators, we need a president who will be extremely clear in standing against regimes that violate human rights abroad.
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Bernie Sanders' most diehard supporters have looked at the conflict swirling around their candidate in the last week and come to a conclusion: They're for Sanders now more than ever, standing against both Sen.
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Ressa shared Time's 2018 Person of The Year award with the Reuters pair and other journalists as a 'Guardian' of truth, standing against what the magazine described as a global assault on the free press.
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The cabinet, after a meeting headed by Saudi Arabia's King Salman, stressed in a statement "the importance of standing against all terrorist organizations that carry out such acts of sabotage, including Iranian-backed Houthi militias".
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The cabinet, after a meeting headed by Saudi Arabia's King Salman, stressed in a statement "the importance of standing against all terrorist organisations that carry out such acts of sabotage, including Iranian-backed Houthi militias".
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That instinct — at once conciliatory and combative — may serve Mr. Schumer well now that he is effectively the last man standing against President-elect Donald J. Trump and Republican majorities in both houses of Congress.
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In part that's good, but harassment and threats toward politicians are becoming a genuine problem, with Labour leadership contender Angela Eagle getting death threats and a brick through her window for standing against Jeremy Corbyn.
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She recalled that, last fall, she had gone to the first meeting of one of Dr. García Peña's classes and found the room packed, with people sitting on the floor and standing against the walls.
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The Israeli prime minister opposes the legislation and has derided it as "childish and irresponsible," but he hasn't killed the bill because of fears about the political consequences of standing against Israel's ascendant right wing.
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President Trump gave the commencement speech at Liberty's 2017 graduation, and although most of the school voted for him in November, according to The Washington Post, there's been a faction standing against him from the beginning.
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But you got to be more effective in grabbing attention and holding on to it, and understanding the power of online communication, and standing against the Russians or anybody else who wishes to propagandise against you.
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"And the fact of the matter is, when a state is legislating discrimination against any group, that shouldn't be OK." Like other company heads, Rosensweig may have an added incentive in standing against the new law.
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Washington (CNN)Canada's House of Commons voted on Monday to send a symbolic message to the United States, standing against President Donald Trump's tariffs and the verbal attacks on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau from administration officials.
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Standing against those forces are a wall of trucks and SUVs, including several new models unveiled at the Detroit auto show, that automakers said offer the hope of strong profits even if total vehicle sales decline.
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Advisers to Newsom said the governor sees a difference between standing against Trump on moral questions, like building a wall along the Mexican border or declaring a national emergency, and building relationships out of financial necessity.
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These visual memes — in this case, the composition of a solitary unarmed figure standing against a formidable foe — extend through long cultural memories whose histories we can trace back through cinema to photojournalism and further still.
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It depicts a seminude Gerstl standing against a blue backdrop wearing a loincloth and emanating a nimbus of blue light, his gaze direct and unavoidable — Lazarus and Christ are similar figures who first come to mind.
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She senses emotional nuance in a photo, and quickly finds others conveying the same vibe — the "emptiness" of a solitary woman, standing against a solid backdrop; a large table, bare of all but an item or two.
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But as I heard his calm explanations, his respect for the bulk of police and standing against what we all agree is too frequent lethal and unnecessary police violence against black men, I started to think differently.
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She told voters that Cordray, a low-key candidate who once headed Warren's brainchild, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), is a quiet warrior for the working man, standing against Wall Street bankers and the greedy rich.
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Ward has taken on a pretty moderate stance on gun control, saying she's "not opposed" to increasing the purchasing age for firearms, and McSally has pretty much toed the party line, historically standing against universal background checks.
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Zervos previously sued Trump for defamation after he denied her allegations, and Trump campaign attorneys have sought to delay or dismiss the subpoena, arguing it is overly broad, politically motivated, and without standing against a sitting president.
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"Microsoft took an important step forward today by standing against Republican front-runner Donald Trump's bigotry and declining to provide cash support for the Republican National Convention," said Rashad Robinson, the executive director of Color of Change.
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In the midst of the #MeToo movement, Republicans have shown the country they are actively standing against efforts to repair one of the longstanding injustices in society: the attitude that allows men to exploit and abuse women.
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For Trump, it's the latest example of a former political foe -- and one who he attacked (and was attacked by) fiercely -- seeking to make peace, with an acknowledgment that, well, standing against him just wasn't worth it.
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"Should I be our nominee and Trump also be the nominee — I'm not sure if he will be — but if he is the nominee, you will see the toughest, strongest person standing against him," Mr. Booker said.
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For more inspiration, students can consider that musicians have sung about almost everything, from standing against domestic violence, to supporting birth control for women, to fighting against poverty, to assailing common attitudes toward Latinos in the United States.
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Internally, multiple developers at ArenaNet tell The Verge that they felt let down by their employer, who, they say, walked back their branding about inclusion and standing against harassment, and caved to the whims of an internet mob.
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"Microsoft took an important step forward today by standing against Republican front-runner Donald Trump's bigotry and declining to provide cash support for the Republican National Convention," Color of Change Executive Director Rashad Robinson said in a statement.
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Warner, who approached the Atlantic Council with the idea, wants to send a message to Russia (and also to social media companies) that the West is unified in standing against the threat posed by Russian disinformation and interference.
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A second post hours later showed North, her cousin Penelope Scotland, 7, and two of their friends — Tracy Romulus' daughter Ryan, 7, and another little girl — standing against a white wall, throwing up peace signs at the camera.
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Pence's avoidance of developing epidemics do not just stop at HIV — he also has a legacy of homophobia as an elected official, opposing the Don't Ask, Don't Tell policy, and also standing against transgender bathroom bills for students.
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" Evoking Mahatma Gandhi, the Indian independence fighter who championed nonviolent protest, Mr. Modi suggested that standing against the law "with stones" was a betrayal to India and part of a "conspiracy to malign the country around the world.
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But the Senate is struggling to unite around a response to President Donald Trump's Syria withdrawal with any sense of urgency, with Paul standing against a measure that would likely pass easily if given a roll call vote.
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Dressed in a precious pink Burberry sweater dress and matching beanie, True stuck out her tongue as she sat in the first photo, throwing an open-mouthed grin at the camera while standing against a bookshelf in the second.
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Basically exactly what they said, just standing against politics of hate, politics of fear that what's happening down south is not the country that we want up here and it's a cause to fight for what we believe in.
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KIGALI (Reuters) - Rwandan authorities on Wednesday sold assets belonging to the family of a woman who was barred from standing against President Paul Kagame at an election last year and then jailed pending trial for alleged incitement to insurrection.
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Sanders conceded that it was a politically difficult proposal, not just because Republicans control the levers of power in Washington and are strongly opposed to such a large government program, but because of the entrenched interests standing against it.
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THE HAGUE (Reuters) - A Dutch court will consider on Tuesday a request to hear a civil suit seeking damages from former Israeli armed forces chief Benny Gantz, who is standing against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a parliamentary election.
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MBS is being championed, in some circles, as standing against radical Islam, but he is also standing as Sunni Muslin against Islam's other faction, the Shia branch, which Iranians, mostly, adhere to, and there is nothing new about that.
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One can surmise that this is a hedge against the reason why the quote is so perversely transgressive in the first place, which is that Parker is positioning himself as the very thing he is supposed to be standing against.
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Tonally in the vein of Rosemary's Baby and The Exorcist, this adaptation finds Sabrina wrestling to reconcile her dual nature — half-witch, half-mortal — while standing against the evil forces that threaten her, her family, and the daylight world humans inhabit.
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Tonally in the vein of Rosemary's Baby and The Exorcist, this adaptation finds Sabrina wrestling to reconcile her dual nature — half-witch, half-mortal — while standing against the evil forces that threaten her, her family and the daylight world humans inhabit.
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SM: The film also uses Jack's milieu to interrogate artist communities during the Reagan Administration — there's a through-line about death squads in Central America, and the ineffectiveness of artists, of "high culture" at large, in standing against something like that.
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The end of high school is usually marked by an excruciating photography session where you're forced to smile for a long period of time while standing against a fake tree with your arms folded in the most unnatural way imaginable.
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He doesn't shirk from depicting the rage and violence that brought down Weimar democracy, but he also shows the heroism and joy that came from standing against the rise of fascism, from people trying to live decently, freely and creatively.
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" In the past week, Clinton has characterized Sanders as standing against her and President Obama on gun control, and attacked Sanders' call for single-payer health care as an idea that would "end all the kinds of health care we know.
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Standing against tax relief Lowering taxes on the middle class is popular, so much so, that Democrats who don't want the President to get a win on tax relief are resorting to desperate attempts to tie it to unrelated issues.
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The NRA is the major national organization standing against gun control, lobbying lawmakers into opposing any new restrictions on firearms and propagating an interpretation of the Second Amendment that makes it hard to pass policies that significantly limit access to guns.
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But so far those Democrats, like Senators Claire McCaskill of Missouri and Joe Manchin III of West Virginia, have been largely comfortable standing against Mr. Trump, especially when their Republican colleagues tell them that they, too, have had about enough.
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The dramatic scene Crutchfield paints on "Noccalula"—of a sole woman standing against the vastness of nature, left to herself by the players of her past—is one instance of her ability to cram so much impact into only a few words.
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So in addition to defeating ISIL and doing all we deter, which by the way involves nuclear weapons, with Iran and North Korea, and making sure that we're capable of standing against Russia and China, we also maintain our own nuclear arsenal.
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And of course perhaps the most famous boxing example is when Muhammad Ali took on Joe Frazier for the first time in their "Fight of the Century" showdown where Ali represented the rise of black consciousness and standing against the Vietnam War.
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Several blocks north, at the Port Authority Bus Terminal, a homeless man who would provide only his given name, Mike, said he had learned to nap standing against the wall — part of his strategy to avoid ejection by Port Authority police officers.
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"A majority of Americans see the Democratic Party as 'just standing against Trump' rather than presenting a coherent alternative — a stance that may not be enough to get voters to the polls next year," according to an ABC News report on the poll.
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The metamorphosis of Mr. Graham from chastised to cheerleader is all the more striking as his best friend and longtime mentor in the Senate, John McCain of Arizona, moves in the other direction, defiantly standing against the president as he battles brain cancer.
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"After four years of looking on in horror as Trump cozied up to dictators, we need a president who will be extremely clear in standing against regimes that violate human rights abroad," said former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg in a tweet.
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KIGALI (Reuters) - A Rwandan high court judge ordered the release on bail on Friday of an opposition activist and her mother who were detained last year on charges of incitement after she was barred from standing against President Paul Kagame in elections.
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She said she had walked by the house minutes before the police have said the stabbings occurred and noticed a man in a black hooded sweatshirt and black pants standing against the house's chain-link fence and looking out toward the street.
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"I've voted since I was 18 and now I am in my 30s, and I have never seen this," a woman called Mary Nduru told the polling station presiding officer in Kabalagala, a neighborhood which predominantly supports opposition candidates standing against President Yoweri Museveni.
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"I've voted since I was 19803 and now I am in my 30s, and I have never seen this," a woman called Mary Nduru told the polling station presiding officer in Kabalagala, a neighborhood which predominantly supports opposition candidates standing against President Yoweri Museveni.
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Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, a far-right campaigner from Britain who goes by the name Tommy Robinson, allows people to donate through his website, so he can "cover stories about terrorist billboards, about migrant rapes, elections and women standing against [Social Justice Warrior] policies in Europe".
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But he has nonetheless done a service to the general reader in highlighting for us the injudicious actions of our governments; he's handed us more than enough information to prompt our own political action towards aiding refugees and standing against barriers, borders, and bad policies.
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A third shirtless man is visible standing against a wall in the upper right edge of the photograph; his upper body, including head, is covered by large photograph of George Washington's dentures, which Lawson has tucked into the corner of the gold-leaf frame.
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As important, he and his fellow revolutionaries drove a hated Cuban dictator from power and used that success to charm the left and sway liberal opinion to their side by successfully standing against an American military invasion and embargo and excising America's domination of Cuba.
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Just because you have created a product does not mean everyone needs to see it A.S.A.P. This occurred to me during the Céline show when, bored and waiting for it to start, I saw Phoebe Philo's tween daughter standing against a pillar with two friends.
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Millions around the nation are standing against this violence, and I hope the decision-makers at these social media companies that are preventing debate on this issue will afford pro-life advocates the opportunity to use online technology to spread their message without censorship.
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If this were not the case, we would be talking about Spiro Agnew's opening to China, Walter Mondale's Camp David Accords or the seasoned, prudent handling by Dan Quayle standing against aggression during the invasion of Kuwait and managing the breakup of the Soviet Union.
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In a move critics suspect is a Kremlin ploy to split the liberal opposition vote while injecting a patina of interest, TV celebrity Ksenia Sobchak, the daughter of Putin's political mentor, is standing against him, offering voters unhappy with his rule someone to back.
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In remarks to Deutsche Bank in October 2014, the candidate drew inspiration from former U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt for taking on "excesses in the economy" while also standing against "excesses in politics" in his signature Square Deal domestic policy, which sought to balance public and private interests.
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Opposition leader Julius Maada Bio, of the Sierra Leone People's Party - briefly a former military junta leader - will be standing against former foreign minister Samura Kamara of the ruling All People's Congress, after neither of the two front-runners secured an outright majority in the first round.
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Va.) and Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief Congress kicks bipartisan energy innovation into higher gear MORE (R-Alaska) — who are standing against the agenda of their party to defend us.
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COLORADO SPRINGS — Standing against the backdrop of his New Shepard rocket booster and a full-scale mock capsule for carrying humans into space, Jeff Bezos revealed on Wednesday that he was selling about $1 billion in Amazon stock a year to finance his Blue Origin rocket company.
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By the end of the year, every publishing house in London will be commissioning hardback editions called stuff like Bleach Boys, Bleach of London, and London Bleach Style, full of the same guys standing against colored roller shutters in black or white T-shirts, with little fact files.
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It's an easy play for Republicans in Congress (this didn't have to be a partisan issue, but it ended up being one) to both stay in the good graces of the truly enormous ISP and telecoms lobbies, while simultaneously saying they're standing against bloated bureaucracy and the Obama administration.
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At the same time there are questions hanging over the fate of Najib, given the possibility Mahathir and Anwar, whose reputation as a reformist is largely built on standing against corruption, could reopen a Malaysian investigation into a sovereign fund that is the focus of a U.S. kleptocracy probe.
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If baseball mimics the circle of life, dying as autumn leaves fall and renewing itself each spring, football is a straight line to oblivion—it starts when everything is green and happy and ends with one ragged survivor left standing against a colorless wash of snow and sky.
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While other companies promoting their experimental self-driving vehicles had to keep them parked in the rain, one company, AdaSky, demonstrated how its sensors could see people hundreds of feet ahead even in a downpour, and even when they were wearing white and standing against a white background.
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Ms. Urbaityte, 29, was standing against a wall Wednesday at the recently opened K.G.B. Spy Museum in Chelsea, a warehouse-type space housing what Ms. Urbaityte said are thousands of artifacts documenting the rise of the Komitet Gosudarstvennoy Bezopasnosti, or in plain English: the Committee for State Security.
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Standing against the supply cuts and sanctions is U.S. crude output , which soared by more than 2 million bpd in 2018 to a record 11.9 million bpd, thanks to booming shale oil production, which the Energy Information Administration on Tuesday said was expected to keep rising.
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The DPRK's access to H-bomb of justice, standing against the U.S., the chieftain of aggression watching for a chance for attack on it with huge nukes of various types, is the legitimate right of a sovereign state for self-defense and a very just step no one can slander.
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I did so because as a Democrat, I believe that if we're going to support women in our policies and rhetoric, we also have to support them with our actions — and that includes standing against sexual assault and sexual harassment, regardless of whether the perpetrator is within our own party.
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Standing against the supply cuts and sanctions is U.S. crude output C-OUT-T-EIA, which soared by more than 2 million bpd in 2018 to a record 11.9 million bpd, thanks to booming shale oil production, which the Energy Information Administration on Tuesday said was expected to keep rising.
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It now has a paid membership, a constitution which includes the commitment "to reflect the values and ethos of St. Pauli in standing against all forms of discrimination" and a close bond with local charity PAFRAS ('Positive Action For Refugees & Asylum Seekers'), born out of the fan club's fundraising efforts.
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Democrats could make the cold calculation that even if they neglect identity issues, people of color and other marginalized groups will have nowhere else to go, since they certainly can't go to a Republican Party with a history of standing against civil rights legislation, criminal justice reform, and immigration reform.
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A coalition of rival militias dug in to stop him, and the reversal at Zawiya offered a stark reminder of the mercurial nature of alliances among the armed groups that have overrun Libya since the Arab Spring in 2011 — including both those lined up behind General Hifter and those standing against him.
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SHALE BOOM, WEAKER ECONOMY Standing against the supply cuts and sanctions is U.S. crude output , which soared by more than 2 million bpd in 2018 to a record 11.9 million bpd, thanks to booming shale oil production, which the Energy Information Administration on Tuesday said was expected to keep rising.
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Besides improving her standing against Trump, Clinton's convention appears to have boosted the share of Americans who think her policies will move the country in the right direction (from 43% before either convention to 48% now), while Trump's right direction number held roughly steady following the back-to-back political gatherings in Cleveland and Philadelphia.
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Trump's election opened the field for a parallel play among liberals, spurring the rise of the "Resistance grifter" — a type of social-media personality who shovels forth alarmist news and wild speculation about the president's perfidy, posing as a lonely hero standing against it and raking in donations or subscription money along the way.
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Alongside Saa, 215 girls managed to escape, but 230 remain in captivity and nothing has been heard of them until today — when a "proof of life" video emerged showing 230 of the kidnapped girls standing against a wall and speaking to the camera to confirm their names, where they were taken from, and that they were well.
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Alongside Saa, 1.93 girls managed to escape, but 21.9 remain in captivity and nothing has been heard of them until today — when a "proof of life" video emerged showing 212 of the kidnapped girls standing against a wall and speaking to the camera to confirm their names, where they were taken from, and that they were well.
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This week, those countries indicated that they wanted to press ahead with the so-called Trans-Pacific Partnership, or TPP, a sweeping multinational trade agreement that had originally been sold as a way to tether the United States more closely to East Asia and to create an economic bloc capable of standing against an increasingly muscular China.
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Trump claimed that the march would "have 300, 400, 500, 600,000" people standing against a woman's right to make her own decisions about her body, but the New York Times reported that "only 92 [bus] permits had been issued for the March for Life" by the estimates of the city's Department of Transportation, which handle the permits.
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As he described it, the party's thinking could come down to a cold political calculation: Sure, pushing more toward the white working class could put off some minority voters, but it's unlikely that those minority voters will suddenly go to Republicans, given the Republican Party's — and now Trump's — history of standing against, for example, civil rights legislation, criminal justice reform, and immigration reform.
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Although now celebrated as an icon, complete with what was practically an unofficial three-day state funeral, attended by former presidents, after his death last summer, Ali was vilified throughout the late 1960s, stripped of his boxing license and heavyweight title for four years, and almost driven out of sport, only to reclaim his financial and international standing against all odds.
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After early protests outside his Brooklyn home threatening repercussions if he were to lead the Senate to in any way compromise with Trump, he made the rounds on progressive shows and got vocal about standing against Trump nominations, all without being so incendiary and highly visible as to become a go-to far-right bogeyman a la House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi.
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Being "for the people", she argued, means standing against "predators", "big banks" and "transnational gangs,"—a careful bit of positioning that tries to cut into the anti-corporatism of Senator Elizabeth Warren, a rival for the Democratic nomination, and President Donald Trump's law-and-order claims ("on the subject of transnational gangs, let's be perfectly clear: the president's medieval vanity project isn't going to stop them").
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Exalted, sometimes jokingly, as "the Chosen One," Trump is held by some Christians raised in these traditions as a faulty messiah, a Christ-like figure standing against the evil machinations of alleged Antichrists such as Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, both of whom figure prominently in the online marketplace of internet conspiracy theories and email forwards with butchered quotes from the Book of Revelation.
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He has valorized the Pakistani Taliban for standing against US imperialism, has aligned with religious-right parties like Jamaat-e-Islami at provincial level, has expressed his support for blasphemy laws, publicly supports the acquittal of Asia Bibi and then behind the scenes, does a deal with TLP accepting its demand for a review petition of the Supreme Court judgment and to keep Asia Bibi in the country.
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So we have a narrative we have to fight by saying we stand with women who choose not to wear hijab, and I will unequivocally say here that I stand with the brave courageous woman in Iran who are standing against compulsory hijab, but they also need us to create a narrative that says you also stand with my right as a Muslim woman in America who is having to endure Islamophobia.
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