Don't let anybody talk down to you — woman or man.
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He said he wasn't trying to talk down the dollar.
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They're racing to see who can talk down America the most.
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Ms. Eason's script, precise and purposeful, doesn't talk down to children.
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Late in the round, Mayweather started to talk down to McGregor.
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"For God's sake, we cannot talk down to people," she said.
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His mother was eventually able to talk down his father, he said.
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That was Walt Disney's big thing: never talk down to the kids.
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"He had a tendency to talk down to people," Mr. O'Donnell said.
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Doctors will try to "talk down" patients, to convince them to stay.
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To talk down NATO without a safety-net in place is negligent.
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They will try to talk down on me & make me look bad. Nope.
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They would invite me out to twitch at me, talk down to me.
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Japanese officials have been trying to talk down the yen this week, unsuccessfully.
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He failed to talk down the euro which jumped up against the dollar.
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Literary writers don't get to talk down to sci-fi about invented worlds.
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A lot of networks talk down to them where we talk up to them.
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When you don't talk down to your audience, then they can grow with you.
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"Yesterday, we had a meeting and that was the talk down here," Hoffman said.
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Imagine if you had to talk down your car alarm after a break-in.
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You either stand up to him or you let him talk down to you.
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Toole then threatened to expose Mai further if she continued to talk down on Harteis.
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He's a dude who tries to talk down a sister from a war with words.
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Bullies. The kids pick at his food, talk down to him and play with his fries.
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Because they were men, the professor was less likely to interrupt or talk down to them.
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It's meant to talk down to us – me, Luke Bryan, Florida Georgia Line – all of us.
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"I feel like when people talk about rap music, they talk down on it," he laments.
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RBNZ retained an easing bias and tried to talk down the currency, but to no avail.
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But for the most part, I don't hear him belittle people or talk down on people.
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I was like, 'Listen, sir, you're not going to talk down to me; I'm not your son.
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The ECB's Draghi, on the other hand, could talk down a recently surging euro, some analysts said.
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"If you value yourself, you're not going to let someone else talk down on you," Locken says.
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But the UFC president Dana White slapped any rematch talk down at the post-event press conference.
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Dembe and Sam have an intimate talk down by a lake, and otherwise stick to Sam's place.
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They talk down to me, and talk like money is the most important thing in the world.
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"I know the president had planned to talk down to the unit and unit members," General Milley said.
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"Don't let anybody talk about Alabama, talk down to Alabama," Booker told an audience in Birmingham Sunday afternoon.
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Although originally higher than $11 million, residents were able to talk down the multimillion-dollar payoff, According Goodman.
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Japanese policymakers tend to talk down gains in the currency and step up warnings as yen rises accelerate.
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However, analysts believe that Draghi wouldn't be able to talk down the euro, even if he wanted to.
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For a paper that appeals to young readers, the editors were mindful not to talk down to them.
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It also suggests that President Trump could attempt to 'talk down the dollar' to shrink the US import bill.
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The Irish YouTuber has got girl talk down to a T. Melanie spreads positivity and self acceptance through her videos.
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"I saw and heard him speak to her in ways that were demeaning and talk down to her," she says.
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But White House officials tonight shut that talk down by saying Democrats will get a second briefing after Memorial Day.
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His remarks were seen as a play to talk down the dollar and support the Trump White House's protectionist agenda.
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Many investors believe, however, that the bar for intervention remains high and the comments were meant to talk down the yen.
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This show follows the efforts of a team of hostage negotiators trying to talk down criminals and resolve crises without violence.
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After a particularly harsh talk-down from her about his lack of purpose, he turns into a world-beating wrestler almost overnight.
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He added that any attempts by Trump to talk down the currency would ultimately fail due to the fundamentals driving the dollar.
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You see this among professional players, but also across in-game chats, where some players will talk down to healers or supports.
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The comment was interpreted as an effort to talk down the dollar, which would breach the international nonaggression pact on currency rates.
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I wonder how many of the female doctors who complain of lack of professional respect talk down to their patients this way?
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Sadly, the new administration has yet to offer any real solution to this problem, other than trying to talk down the dollar.
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Indeed, Halper-Hayes cites President Trump's and Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin's attempts to talk down the dollar as one of her primary concerns.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin played down the comment days later, saying Trump was "absolutely not" trying to talk down the dollar's strength.
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U.S. stocks had finished higher on Thursday before the latest statement amid attempts by the Trump administration to talk down recent trade tensions.
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Instead of trying to talk down the threat, he could have learned from Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu to speak about it far more honestly.
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If they look to normalize rates, the euro will just shoot up and they're finding it hard to successfully talk down the euro.
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I talked with girls who called themselves sluts for sleeping with them, but never once heard the guys talk down about their entire operation.
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Most central banks have three unconventional policies to stimulate depressed economies: QE, forward guidance (trying to talk down bond yields) and negative interest rates.
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"We don't want to restrict ourselves or talk down to younger players, because they already play very advanced games," explains creative director Laurent Malville.
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Sandberg's inquiry also makes sense in that it's not uncommon for big-name investors to try to talk down or attack companies they've shorted.
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"When he had to talk down the number, that became a lightning rod for criticism," said Deane Dray, an analyst at RBC Capital Markets.
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He said the outcome of trade wars could mean central banks will aggressively talk down their currencies, as the ECB is beginning to do.
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The series slowly but surely gained a fan base that appreciated its refusal to talk down to kids or invalidate their everyday conflicts and disappointments.
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In July 20183, Mueller detailed how Trump told Priebus that he wanted Sessions to resign and Priebus's ultimately successful efforts to talk down the president.
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She's tough as nails, unwilling to bite her tongue when boys talk down to her, and unafraid to throw a punch when she feels disrespected.
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"Potentially the market was looking for the Reserve Bank to do more to talk down the currency," said Jane Turner, senior economist at ASB Bank.
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Through a series of TV interviews conducted over the span of many years, we see a variety of show hosts talk down to Debbie Harry.
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Still, with the euro at three-year highs, some analysts cautioned that its strength would soon worry the ECB, encouraging it to talk down the currency.
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But, a more difficult aspect, like a conjunction or a square, may indicate your parent's tendency to talk down to you or rain on your parade.
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Japanese policymakers tend to try to talk down the yen to prevent it from strengthening, which can undermine export competitiveness and hurt Japan's export-reliant economy.
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The euro has also benefited from ECB President Mario Draghi's reluctance to talk down the currency, giving bulls the green light to push the euro higher.
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He also rejected the idea that recent complaints by Mr Trump about the strength of the dollar were an attempt to talk down the US currency.
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"We want to tell stories that actually feel meaningful and relevant to today's kids and teens and that don't talk down to them," Ms. Mattocks said.
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Those people who talk down to me also don't understand that what they have is not necessarily better, just because their boyfriends' screw-ups are less stigmatized.
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Of the title track to his new album They Don't Know, out Friday, his message is clear: "Don't talk down about things you've never experienced," Aldean says.
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"They used to all talk down to me/and now they're biting their tongues" he sings on "Familiar Patterns," while the band plays a nervous punk shred.
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It didn't talk down to its audience; whole families could sit and watch it and find something in it; it was fun; and it was about love.
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Also Thursday, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi did not make any attempt to talk down the euro when he spoke following the ECB's interest-rate meeting.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said President Trump is "absolutely not" trying to talk down the strength of the dollar in an interview with the Financial Times.
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While the normal human reaction to her accomplishment is awe and admiration, Twitter user Casey O'Quin felt the need to talk down to Meir and correct her statement.
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The euro has gained nearly 14 percent against the dollar this year and some observers were focusing on whether Draghi would choose to talk down the currency's strength.
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Ms. Rainone edited the talk down to 45 minutes, broadcast it on Fridays at noon and let listeners call in to express their opinions for another 45 minutes.
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TV that she can't stand when politicians try to talk down to voters, particularly those in rural communities, and called on Democrats to change this kind of rhetoric.
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That means Japanese officials have little choice but to talk down currency volatility, the officials say, although there is no guarantee it can keep yen bulls at bay.
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I try to approach it with the same level of stakes and integrity as I would a movie about adults, and try to not talk down to the audience.
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"ECB President Draghi's priority will be to talk down growing expectations of early interest rate hikes and a strengthening euro," said ABN AMRO senior fixed income strategist Kim Liu.
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"I know the president had planned to talk down to the unit and unit members," General Mark A. Milley, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told reporters.
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"What bothers me is when people assume I don't know something about sports, or people talk down to me, like I don't know something," she said in the focus group.
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If OPEC officials meeting in Vienna talk down the price of crude, chances are good it could take a fairly deep dive over the next week, according to past history.
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TALK DOWN Trump also put currency markets on edge by tweeting that the euro and other currencies were "devalued" against the dollar, putting the United States at a "big disadvantage".
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"We think ECB President Draghi's priority will be to talk down growing expectations of early interest rate hikes and a strengthening euro," ABN Amro said in a note to client.
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"ECB President (Mario) Draghi's priority will be to talk down growing expectations of early interest rate hikes and a strengthening euro," said ABN AMRO senior fixed income strategist Kim Liu.
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In an especially divided time, he doesn't lob the insults that many of his fellow candidates do nor talk down to voters who aren't part of the Democratic-primary constituency.
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John Holland-Kaye, Heathrow's boss, has called efforts to talk down a new runway as "a blatant attempt by Mr Walsh to maintain a dominant monopoly for BA at Heathrow".
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Leslie doesn't talk down to the viewer, but instead shows side-by-side images of a vaping-related lung injury and a normal lung biopsy, and discusses the root causes.
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We don't talk down at them, but we also haven't delved into more complex concepts like "feminism" or "racism" because at that age, those words don't quite mean anything to them.
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Until Mr Trump took office, all American presidents have bowed unhappily to that reality, handling the North Koreans as cautiously as police negotiators trying to talk down a murderous hostage-taker.
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Renae De Liz: I wanted to help the next generation of readers find Wonder Woman and love her, in a way that doesn't talk down to them or exclude current readers.
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It's strange that this mysterious fool prioritized prejudice over snacks, made a child cry, and had the nerve to talk down to someone who obviously has a cooler name than him.
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In college, she admits that she used to talk down to people who smoked weed because she wasn't exposed to seeing young professionals or people who just use weed for ailments.
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But the concern has been that dollar assets could lose their appeal if the dollar becomes too weak, if the Trump administration really does want to talk down the green back.
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The fact that Linton tagged all her designer labels, and used her wealth to talk down another woman online, highlighted how little she knows about what life is like for average Americans.
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" She continued to talk down to Miller for (she assumed) not having as much money as her, adding, "I'm pretty sure we paid more taxes toward our day 'trip' than you did.
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The ECB's Draghi, on the other hand, could talk down a recently surging euro, some analysts said, although Jane Foley, currency strategist at Rabobank, believes the euro's uptrend is far from over.
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LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump is "absolutely not" trying to talk down the strength of the dollar, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin was quoted as saying in the Financial Times on Wednesday.
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People are so quick to talk down in the activist community about the biker grow ops—but a lot of these recipes, strains, and everything we enjoy happened because of the bikers.
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Trump's statement marked an escalation of a U.S. campaign to talk down Russian gas supplies to Europe in an attempt to push the U.S. energy sector instead.
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It restores one's faith in the possibility of a commercially styled Broadway hit — for here is a play clearly geared for popularity that does not for one moment talk down to its audience.
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In a fresh attempt to talk down the currency, Economy Minister Maxim Oreshkin said this week there was a good chance the rouble would fall sharply by year-end to 68 per dollar.
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In addition to updated policies, experts suggest shootings can be avoided with training courses that put officers through realistic scenarios and teach them about crisis intervention to talk down people in mental crisis.
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We are arguably in a golden age of children's animation, with stories like Avatar: The Last Airbender and Adventure Time that are more innovative and don't talk down to kids about difficult subjects.
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He told Vanity Fair in 1992 that his father had been abusive toward his mother, something that he internalized and that led him to urge that "90210" not talk down to its audience.
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There's a scene where you attempt to talk down a murderous Harvey Dent, another where you have a heartfelt goodbye with Selina Kyle, and one where you have to risk yourself to save Alfred.
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They may all be underweight stocks, but the fact is if the Fed is going to talk down the likelihood of a rate cuts, those people are not going to be buyers of stocks.
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"If you believe that traders were positioned for Draghi to talk down the euro, then they have to cover their positions," said Axel Merk, chief investment officer of Palo Alto, California-based Merk Investments.
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Even if only those over 10 grasp some of the artwork's nuances, "Game On!" deserves its own trophy for proving that one way to raise children's awareness is not to talk down to them.
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Students and professors who have met him so far say that they like his ease, his sympathetic ear, his candor and his down-to-earth manner, a contrast to Dr. Sexton's talk-down approach.
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Meanwhile, analysts at Dutch bank ING also said in a note Friday that the ECB won't be able "to credibly talk down the euro" and expect the single currency to hit $1.30 this year.
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Among the ideas debated, the officials said: Implementing capital controls — an idea viewed as extreme by most participants in the meeting – or having Mnuchin and Kudlow actively "jawbone," or talk down, the dollar on television.
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And I won't try to talk down or understate the danger of Donald Trump, but after a coast-to-coast and north-to-south drive, I have to disagree with the idea of the wall.
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Such official concern about the unintended consequences of official policy were last week echoed in the aluminium market, with national stalwart Chalco at one stage appearing to try to talk down its own share price.
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In a speech at a symposium of central bankers at Jackson Hole, Wyoming, Draghi did not try to talk down the euro, which climbed to its highest in more than two years against the dollar.
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It looks like Drake took my doubt as a personal challenge, because it pretty much now appears that he's out here convinced that he can talk down people who are poised to jump off bridges.
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" He added, "If a guy wants to stand up and believe in something, you shouldn't shoot him down and talk down on him and say he put himself above the team when that wasn't the issue.
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I have never and will never be the one to talk down to these countries...Only to spread love, and the true beauty of them, as the way I was taught by my Teta and father.
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Japanese policymakers tend to talk down gains in the currency, fearing that sharp appreciation hurts competitiveness of the country's goods overseas and further damage the export-led economy, which is teetering on the edge of recession.
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Efforts by Thailand's central bank to talk down a spike in auto loans amid wider concerns about household debt have sent a chill across the country's car dealers, which are struggling to source finance for new customers.
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AND HAD THE NEWS PRINTED MY ENTIRE TRANSCRIPT THE FIRST TIME AS OPPOSED TO JUST TAKING OUT ONE LITTLE POINT AND TRYING TO IMPLY THAT I WAS TRYING TO TALK DOWN THE DOLLAR, WHICH I WASN'T DOING.
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Last month, Uber disclosed that it had covered up a security breach that had compromised the personal data of 57 million rider and driver accounts, and SoftBank was able to talk down the price of its investment.
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So the market smells political inconsistency…and this is happening at a difficult point for the dollar It is worth noting, of course, that countries can talk down their currencies but this can only work for a while.
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Although there is focus on whether the euro's strength would soon worry the ECB and encourage it to talk down the currency, there has been little sign of such push-back from the ECB so far, Innes said.
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"He should not be trying to talk up or talk down the economy, and he should not be adding the Fed to his long list of institutions and individuals that he is maligning and otherwise attacking," she said.
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"Had the news printed my entire transcript the first time as opposed to just taking out one little point and kind of imply that I was trying to talk down the dollar, which I wasn't doing," he said.
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SEOUL/TOKYO (Reuters) - A year after U.S. President Donald Trump took office, heightened rhetoric out of Washington about unfair trade has kept Asian policymakers reluctant to openly talk down their currencies despite the dollar's slump to multi-year lows.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Efforts by Thailand's central bank to talk down a spike in auto loans amid wider concerns about household debt have sent a chill across the country's car dealers, which are struggling to source finance for new customers.
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After killing all of the passengers, Binti escapes to her room, where she is eventually able to talk down the invaders, negotiate her safety, and achieve peace between humanity and the Meduse — all before the ship arrives as the school.
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But by removing the proactive option, the bank has shifted to a reactive stance, with both Poloz and Deputy Governor Tim Lane coming out to talk down the Canadian dollar in recent weeks after the currency's strength put growth at risk.
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The world's third-richest person and a revered investor, Buffett also injected himself into the contentious 2016 U.S. presidential campaign, lambasting candidates who talk down the nation's economic future as "dead wrong" - an apparent jab at Republicans and frontrunner Donald Trump.
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This would seem to be the only way to describe his decision to talk down the U.S. dollar and to break from the decades' long mantra of successive U.S. Treasury secretaries about the country's interest in having a strong dollar.
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Mr. Trump's constant effort to talk down the value of the dollar is both highly unusual for an American president and oddly timed, since the dollar is one of the few signs of rising United States strength on the global stage.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama on Friday accused Republicans of trying to "talk down" the U.S. economy by painting a doomsday picture on the campaign trail and said the rhetoric used by Republican candidates was unworthy of the American people.
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For the Trump administration, it seems like it's the economic team's job to talk down the virus in order to bolster Trump's economic record and the healthcare team's job to talk up the markets to bolster Trump's public health record.
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"We saw Labour in the raw, exposed for what it has sadly become: a party taken hostage by a clique of hard-left extremist infiltrators, people who despise Britain's values and talk down our country," Hammond told Conservative Party activists.
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Investors in bad debts have said there is still a lot of interest in Italy's problem bank loans, but buyers are watchful of the government's policy moves and could use the market turmoil as an argument to try to talk down prices.
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Another says that it is "not a gimmicky fitness brand" and that it will not talk down to consumers or include any "cheesy ads" or "before and afters," a common health marketing tactic of showing people&aposs achieving their weight loss goals.
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Navarro, whose comments have been widely interpreted as anattempt to talk down the U.S. dollar in conjunction with recent remarks of asimilar hue by President Trump, does have some supportable basis for hisstatement, John Redwood, chief global strategist at Charles Stanley, told CNBC Wednesday.
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The euro EUR=EBS surged above $1.20 for the first time since January 2015, after European Central Bank Chief Mario Draghi chose at last week's Jackson Hole conference not to talk down a currency that has gained 14 percent year-to-date against the dollar.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's pound jumped above $1.31 for the first time since early August on Thursday, pulled up by a euro that was stronger across the board on the view that the head of the European Central Bank had not tried to strongly talk down the euro.
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In the first few hours, I've shut down a high school panty selling ring, helped a father and son bond over a stolen video game, given a flailing dominatrix the courage to talk down to her clients, and beaten the shit out of a lot of people.
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Plus, outfitting police with paramilitary gear may make them ready for a theoretical standoff with a theoretical terrorist, but it doesn't help them talk down a guy who's had too much to drink and just needs a night to sleep things off in a holding cell.
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So if you were inclined to believe that there's a shadowy network of economic data mongers trying to talk down the American economy (which, to be clear, you should not be because that's ridiculous) it would be pretty easy to integrate this into that larger narrative.
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And the years of being deprived or feeling stressed about money didn't make me want to save; they made me want to spend, to immediately enjoy the fruits of the $7.25 an hour I made listening to people talk down to me in a customer service job.
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" The model continued to express her respect for the Middle East, saying "I have never and will never be the one to talk down on these countries… Only to spread love, and the true beauty of them, as the way I was taught by my Teta and my father.
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"Men Explain Things to Me" does the opposite: The point of the piece is not to convey how insulted Solnit personally felt, but to show that men are encouraged and empowered to talk down to women by a society that refuses the value of women's knowledge, experience, and testimony.
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"There has been very little backpedaling on the long euro storyline as dealers continue to place much emphasis on [ECB President Mario] Draghi declining the opportunity to talk down the currency post ECB minutes," said Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia Pacific at OANDA, in a note.
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The comments intensified expectations that the new U.S. administration was making moves to talk down the greenback just hours after Trump's top trade adviser, Peter Navarro, told the Financial Times that Germany is using a "grossly undervalued " euro to gain advantage over the United States and its own European Union partners.
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The comments intensified expectations that the new U.S. administration was making moves to talk down the greenback just hours after Trump's top trade adviser, Peter Navarro, told the Financial Times that Germany is using a "grossly undervalued" euro to gain advantage over the United States and its own European Union partners.
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"I note the president had planned to talk down to the unit and unit members, but I don't know what the source of that was, but I assume it was talking directly to the unit and the unit members," said Milley, who added he has not spoken with unit members.
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It is important in every issue of NYT Kids, and particularly in a special issue like this, to "package it in a way that doesn't talk down to kids," said Debra Bishop, the art director of The New York Times Magazine Labs, who oversees the design of the mini-paper.
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" RELATED: What we've learned about Trump's world view He added, "The fact that Mr. Trump and other Republicans candidates want to walk away from some of those values, and in some cases even talk down those values, isn't just disappointing, it's unsettling to our allies that continue to depend on the United States.
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WHAT MATTERS IN A MODERN ECONOMY IS THAT WE HAVE THE RESILIENCE TO BE ABLE TO ADAPT TO WHATEVER LEVEL THE DOLLAR IS AT. LI: YEAH, BUT TO ALSO COME OUT AS PRIME MINISTER AND ALSO YOUR FINANCE MINISTER TO TALK DOWN THE DOLLAR, THAT'S SOMETHING THAT IS TRADITIONALLY NOT DONE IN CANADA.
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"It just really makes me angry to hear elite-type politicians talk down to anybody, but I especially see that when it comes to our rural communities that just because they believe a certain way or they tend to vote a certain way that they don't understand what they're doing," Turner told Hill.
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She and her staff of student recruiters learned a lot along the way—the right time to call (not on Sundays or during the workday), when to stop calling someone, how to assuage the fears of kids and their parents, how to talk down someone who wants to participate but isn't eligible.
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Kuroda appeared to talk down the possibility of a change in policy, with Reuters quoting the central banker as saying the economy was not in a situation for the BOJ to consider exiting its ultra-easy policy The dollar had earlier fallen as low as 23 after the central bank's initial statement was released.
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Regarding those followers: we have all been told, over and over again, by one expert after another from nearly every possible spot on the political spectrum that none of us must ever, ever talk down to these, our fellow Americans, or criticize their choice of Mr. Trump in any way, lest we further alienate them. Fine.
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Democrats will win if they can find a candidate who will appeal to the center and is willing sometimes to push back against the progressive fringe; who won't talk down to Trump voters; who believes capitalism should be improved, not replaced; who can give Americans a reason to feel proud of their president rather than embarrassed by him.
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Back in the 1990s, the scrappy Philadelphia-based ECW would host WWE wrestlers for both angles and a sort of training league; Al Snow famously found a gimmick which finally worked for him there, Jerry Lawler would show up on ECW shows to talk down to the hardcore audience, and the WWE-employed Tazz won the ECW title from Mike Awesome, a WCW employee.
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Socialists hate the idea that capitalism has worked in America, and they talk down the economic growth spurred by President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's regulatory reform and tax cuts.
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So I think in general, with the light at the end of the tunnel on oil and gas at the moment, with the increase, step by step increase over that, that unleashes more investments and we see that already happening but in these other energy areas, we see a much stronger momentum building, and that's also good news, both for consumers with regard to more competitive pricing on the energy side, but clearly also for investment, that is-, SS: Very quickly-, GC: I just wanted to come back on that-, the windmills, and the renewable and so on, because the other part of Donald Trump's platform, as we know, has been to promote carbon based fuel sources, and talk down the Paris Accord.
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DAVID FABER: I AM HERE ICAHN: I WANT TO SAY SOMETHING HERE THAT'S MORE NEWS I BELIEVE BASED ON WHAT I'VE HEARD OVER THE LAST FEW WEEKS OR EVEN MONTHS THAT THE EVIDENCE WHICH WE WILL RECEIVE BASED ON A 220 REQUEST WHICH WE ARE GOING TO SUBMIT TOMORROW, ASKING FOR $220, WHICH GIVES A LOT OF INFORMATION ABOUT WHAT'S BEEN GOING ON THE LAST MONTH OR TWO WILL PROVE WHAT I'VE BEEN SAYING THERE'S BEEN A LOT OF WHAT I CALL COERCION AND MANIPULATION WHEN YOU'RE A MAJORITY HOLDER ESPECIALLY YOU HAVE A FIDUCIARY OBLIGATION, THE BOARD HAS ONE, YOU'RE NOT SUPPOSED TO GO AND COERCE AND FOOL AROUND AND TALK DOWN YOUR MINORITY HOLDER'S POSITION YOU ARE NOT SUPPOSED TO DO IT IT IS NOT DONE IN DELAWARE.
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