An ultimatum isn't the best way to handle this but it's not totally clear what he's saying is an ultimatum.
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Trump issues Friday vote ultimatum on his health care bill Trump issues Friday vote ultimatum on his health care bill Donald Trump issued an ultimatum to Republicans Thursday night: Vote for my health care bill, or else.
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Ultimatum after ultimatum from Rs, and not one vote yet in regular legislative order on any Democratic amendment on any bill.
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In Ultimatum of course, the story revolves around the phone call between Bourne and Landy [played by Joan Allen] that ends Bourne Supremacy, but in Ultimatum it takes on quite a different meaning.
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His ultimatum hurt Mexican financial assets and denting global stocks.
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The ultimatum includes incremental tariff hikes to 25% by October.
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"My daughter gave me the ultimatum to go," he explained.
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Maduro has rejected this, saying the ultimatum must be withdrawn.
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"The Flynn Ultimatum" splashed across the Huffington Post front page.
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An ultimatum to Russia would clean up the coming Olympics.
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She gave an ultimatum: either I go or she goes.
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Trump delivered an ultimatum to the European powers on Jan.
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Until then, you've got this fun ultimatum to brew over.
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But the tobacco companies have largely shrugged at the ultimatum.
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From the perspective of Brazil, it was issued an ultimatum.
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She gave him the ultimatum and, I'm sorry, that's disgusting.
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But who wants to go on vacation with an ultimatum?
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The party then gave him an ultimatum: Resign by Nov.
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The activists then posed an ultimatum to the Whitney Museum.
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Russia, however, completely ignored the ultimatum to provide an explanation.
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Trump delivered an ultimatum to the European signatories on Jan. 12.
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Videckis was shocked to have been given such an abrupt ultimatum.
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Jonathan Swan has great details of how Trump's ultimatum went down.
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Britain's ultimatum for an explanation from Moscow had been contemptuously ignored.
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"It is an unreasonable ultimatum," said James Gatdet Dak, Machar's spokesman.
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Leadership provided an ultimatum: Stay focused on local political campaigns, or
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Roberts, then 22 and tired of waiting, gave him an ultimatum.
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Giving this ultimatum to students is a false choice in 763.
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"LMK" isn't a flirtation — it's a negotiation, close to an ultimatum.
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I would give Cuba the ultimatum to get out of Venezuela.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo offered an ultimatum to Russia on Tuesday.
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"Ultimatum" is another episode about the Justice League's place in the world.
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Her boytoy issues an ultimatum regarding her attendance at his birthday party.
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The other two jumped at the chance, but Ronnie faced an ultimatum.
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But his ultimatum does not change the underlying political and economic realities.
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Earlier this year Mr Lavrov's deputy, Grigory Karasin, issued a menacing ultimatum.
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She found her calling after her social worker gave her an ultimatum.
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He would give the president an ultimatum: Flynn goes or I go.
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By Sunday, the White House was doubling down on the president's ultimatum.
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Qatar's refusal to yield to its neighbours' ultimatum is hurting the region.
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Deliver an ultimatum so you can move ahead or just move on.
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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has dismissed the call as an unacceptable ultimatum.
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Eventually, Sara gives him an ultimatum and it's either her or Alaska.
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So they gave him an ultimatum: get into treatment, or move out.
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Instead, Trump made his ultimatum, indicating that he didn't want to wait.
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Trump's ultimatum has effectively put the deal on life support until mid-May.
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My eyes got real wide and I told him he has an ultimatum.
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The officials are refusing to pay and the ultimatum date has now elapsed.
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But, for many more, Apple's ultimatum will almost certainly be a death sentence.
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North Korea expert Joshua Pollack said North Korea may be delivering an ultimatum.
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Or, sometimes, you may think you hear an ultimatum where there isn't one.
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So, if an ultimatum worked for them, could it work for us mortals?
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She also wouldn't say whether a decision would come by the ultimatum deadline.
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One of these takes the form of what's known as an ultimatum game.
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U.S. President Donald Trump gave an ultimatum to the European powers on Jan.
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Thursday's announcement merely outlined "guidelines" — the one-hour ultimatum is not yet law.
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It's not the first time Flake has issued an ultimatum over judicial nominations.
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"It's not an ultimatum; it's not saying 'Let's crush the alliance,'" he said.
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Madison's ultimatum was that she'd leave if he had sex with someone else.
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"What I'm not doing is giving some sort of public ultimatum," he said.
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The 3 guys have given Mike an ultimatum -- capitulate by Friday, or else.
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Still, your boyfriend's flat ultimatum sounds more than a little controlling and distrustful.
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Landrum says it seemed like an ultimatum, centered on his schedule and convenience.
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Instead, he gave us an ultimatum: break up or lose our church memberships.
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Instead, Khamenei gave Ahmadinejad an ultimatum: Accept the Supreme Leader's intervention or resign.
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Analysis: The ultimatum presents a new layer of uncertainty in a deepening crisis.
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Another sort-of ultimatum I had to give Rick to get him to participate.
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But when the odd strand turned into streaks, her stylist gave her an ultimatum.
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FX has cast actor Edgar Ramirez ("The Bourne Ultimatum") in the role of Versace.
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But last week, he broke ranks with Machar and backed Kiir's ultimatum to him.
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READ: What happens when Russia ignores the U.K.'s ultimatum over nerve agent attack
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The other sultans are thought to have issued an ultimatum, forcing him to quit.
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The sources deny the letter is an ultimatum to wedge money out of Johnny.
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Ever since Katie's ultimatum last week, Lisa had been agonizing over what to do.
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Via text, of all mediums, I offered her an ultimatum, because those always work.
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But the effect of the Trump ultimatum on the vote remains to be seen.
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In August of 2015, Stanley was given an ultimatum: Resign, or start serving alcohol.
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I appreciated Evan's honesty, but was also disheartened when he gave me an ultimatum.
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But maybe an open discussion (not an ultimatum) will lead to a happy compromise.
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Some view Iran's statement as a precise ultimatum and a roadmap for next steps.
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These people ran for their lives after being given an ultimatum: die or flee.
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Coupled Bulls could lay down an ultimatum: Love me right or leave me alone!
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The clerk issued an ultimatum ... either do something or the case will be dismissed.
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It was disappointing to see, as well as manipulative — an underhanded ultimatum in itself.
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Finally, she gave Mr. Cruz an ultimatum: lose the guns, or leave the home.
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Analysis: The ultimatum presents a new layer of uncertainty in a deepening political crisis.
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But Elon Musk gave the board little choice with an ultimatum, our columnist writes.
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A. first' or it's 'now or never' for L.A.: That sounds like an ultimatum.
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Rebecca says the family has been in turmoil since the group issued the ultimatum.
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With the expiry of the bloc's ultimatum, the Saudi alliance is threatening additional sanctions.
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This ultimatum is a reflection of the larger imbalance in board rooms across America.
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Worse may be the ultimatum Ola gives Otis: Give up Maeve or lose me.
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The reaction against Washington's ultimatum was so sharp that Mr. Pompeo toned it down.
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Investors will be watching carefully to see how Italy responds to the EU ultimatum.
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It should also become an ultimatum to the company's board about the Martins legacy.
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Speaking to Croatian newspaper Sportske Novosti earlier this week, Lovren issued Čačić an ultimatum.
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As the Cold War chill between the superpowers deepened, the Soviets ignored Carter's ultimatum.
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The Hartford Courant, quoting state comptroller Kevin Lembo, revealed the apparent ultimatum on Wednesday.
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However, once the ban was placed in 2014, Johnson was faced with a heartbreaking ultimatum.
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This is the episode where the Cadmus arc, first seen in "Ultimatum," really kicks off.
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In addition to the tough love, Dr. Nowzaradan gives Statum an ultimatum – lose 55 lbs.
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After the old tweets resurfaced, the comedian said the Academy had given him an ultimatum.
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Now, the US government is giving the same ultimatum and it's getting what it wants.
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She tells him about the phone call and ultimatum, and Archie vows to help her.
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On Sunday, Turkey's President Tayyip Erdogan dismissed the ultimatum as unlawful interference in Qatar's affairs.
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In the case of Westlaw, it would have around three years to consider Harrison's ultimatum.
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The ultimatum came after Mally hit the club with a capuchin monkey as his wingman.
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Initially, the Clarys said no but Azriel eventually gave them an ultimatum, threatening suicide again.
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Their ultimatum was apparently enough to convince Morales that his position was no longer tenable.
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He claims Mel B gave their daughter an ultimatum ... which involved cops and the law.
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Instead of giving money, some faithful are leaving handwritten messages giving the church an ultimatum.
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She added that was not okay with her now-husband, who gave her an ultimatum.
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Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy's formal response to the suspended declaration of independence was an ultimatum.
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Simply put, it's human nature to feel threatened when given an ultimatum such as this.
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That's when the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services gave the Hoys an ultimatum.
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Davis sought to make clear the letter was not meant as an ultimatum to Ryan.
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ECOMIG mobilized on The Gambia's eastern border and Jammeh was given an ultimatum to leave.
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The ultimatum from Trump is the biggest foreign policy test to date for Lopez Obrador.
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Bonus: Mr. Musk reportedly gave Tesla's board an ultimatum: Fight the S.E.C., or I quit.
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Hairy gives his wife an ultimatum: either they abandon their adopted son or get divorced.
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Qatar rejected an ultimatum that expired on Tuesday to meet a long list of demands.
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Fully 11 months later, Mr. Morgenthau got the ultimatum but said he would not quit.
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In his absence, OPEC officials met and came up with what amounted to an ultimatum.
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I never had a successful relationship or partnership with any entity by issuing an ultimatum.
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He dismissed the rebels' ultimatum as a bid to put pressure on Moscow, Ankara and Tehran.
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Boris Johnson's Chancellor Sajid Javid quits after being given a stark ultimatum by the prime minister.
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BILL GATES: You know, the-- it's a dilemma-- when it appears you're reacting to-- an ultimatum.
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Mae Muller nails both of them with a song that's an ultimatum to a lazy lover.
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The friend denies there was an ultimatum from Beatrice, who turned 28 today, about settling down.
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Upon hearing this ultimatum, Ben goes from threatening to violent, throwing Alison around her own home.
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It took an intervention and ultimatum from her family, business partners and friends to get clean.
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One night, I blurted out a tearful and angry ultimatum, without knowing whether I meant it.
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" At the conference Chance said that Rauner won't "give kids a chance without caveats or ultimatum.
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I've had to give her an ultimatum: Talk about what's happened or lose me for good.
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The screenplay will be written by Scott Z. Burns, who wrote Contagion and The Bourne Ultimatum.
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Thirty days later after Claudia's ultimatum, Scott got a job working for a large hospital operator.
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An ultimatum was issued to the Gainsboroughs: drop their claim within a week or face death.
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In the "Ultimatum" episode, Erin helps Michael prep for potentially good or bad news regarding Holly.
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"All other asks of what you need should generally be communicated without an ultimatum," she says.
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Ivanka reportedly gave her father an ultimatum — either fire Lewandowski or she would quit the campaign.
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That ultimatum was led by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and was issued earlier this summer.
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Reagan issued a blunt ultimatum: Go back to work within 48-hours or lose your jobs.
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When he left the G20, Trump basically gave Congress an ultimatum: Choose between USMCA or nothing.
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Paul Greengrass, who directed Mr. Damon as Bourne in the "Supremacy" and "Ultimatum" films, also returns.
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The ultimatum was issued quietly, and the crew tried to reassure passengers who had seen it.
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Either way, the US has given Russia an ultimatum, and it's unclear if Putin will acquiesce.
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Donald Trump issued an ultimatum to Republicans Thursday night—vote for my healthcare bill or else.
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Navient says that the CFPB gave it an ultimatum to settle by inaguration or get sued.
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Ms. Daniel makes a funny, likable Lou — except when Lou tosses down a sudden wedding ultimatum.
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His father gave him an ultimatum — buckle down or be kicked out of the family home.
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Earlier this month, then acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan sent an ultimatum to his Turkish counterpart.
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The president issued an ultimatum: Vote for the GOP Obamacare replacement or get used to Obamacare.
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But when Will gets himself into serious trouble, he's given an ultimatum: jail time or therapy.
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And as she adjusts to her radically changed circumstances, Republicans have subjected her to an ultimatum.
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Zimbabwe's president, Robert Mugabe, ignored an ultimatum from his own party demanding that he step down.
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Mr. Weiss, however, said he never gave the Met any ultimatum regarding the future management structure.
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You know these two better than we do — and whether their ultimatum seems real or hollow.
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" Tom Prendergast, the M.T.A.'s outgoing chairman, characterized the ultimatum thus: "You want to work here?
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When they finally told him, he gave them an ultimatum: come clean or he would resign.
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Sometimes it feels like an ultimatum: Multiple bottomless brunch dates with your girls... or a facial?
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But The Eagle finds Pudge's Florida keychain in the cement bricks and gives him an ultimatum.
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Last year Avigdor Lieberman, a hard-line Israeli politician, issued a blunt ultimatum to Mr. Haniya.
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In other words, keep the conversation going instead of shutting down the process with an ultimatum.
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They pushed back on the idea that Jordan had issued a threat or ultimatum to Ryan.
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International pressure continues to mount on the Nigerian government following the ultimatum issued by the insurgents.
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The ultimatum comes as frustration grows in EU circles ahead of the October 31 departure date.
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His bosses gave him an ultimatum: Shut down the website or quit his job and leave.
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The DigiWrap entrepreneurs sensed that O'Leary was interested because he kept talking after throwing down his ultimatum.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo made the ultimatum yesterday in a meeting between NATO leaders in Brussels.
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Now more than 43 find themselves with an ultimatum: Move to Kansas City or lose your job.
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Well, don't worry because not only will you probably never be faced with this oddly specific ultimatum.
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The withdrawal threat is a Trumpian ultimatum: Take my trade deal, or there's no deal at all.
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The Academy reportedly offered Hart an ultimatum: apologize or step down, and the actor chose the latter.
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Johnny Manziel has gotten an ultimatum from his agent -- go to rehab ... or find a new agent.
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In the traditional Ultimatum, if Player B denies the handout from Player A, no one gets anything.
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As we reported ... producers gave Kenya an ultimatum -- get your hubby on 'RHOA' or get phased out.
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After the ultimatum passed, Tispa president Morakot Kulthamyothin told Khaosod English that Facebook stands by its policy.
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An ultimatum was set regarding their relationship and Arsenal, and Claude didn't hesitate to prioritise the club.
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We're told Kanye gave his team an ultimatum -- work with him full-time or not at all.
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And it got to a point of an ultimatum and that's where I hit my breaking point.
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It claimed the administration was giving it an ultimatum: either settle before Inauguration Day or be sued.
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The U.S. should now issue an ultimatum: Either Beirut shuts down the bank or faces punitive measures.
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And in March, the administration delivered an ultimatum that the clubs should become coed by April 15.
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"My ultimatum is put up or shut up, Bob," Giuliani said on "Fox and Friends" on Sunday.
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"The Bourne Ultimatum" arrived to about $23.43 million in ticket sales in 2007, after accounting for inflation.
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HP rejected that offer last week, prompting Xerox CEO John Visentin to write back with an ultimatum.
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PHOENIX There's nothing wrong with an ultimatum — so long as you're ready to live with the consequences.
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It remains to be seen if Trump will stand by his ultimatum and keep Obamacare in place.
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And Mr. Boykins's lawyer, Tom Dixon, has questioned whether a federal prosecutor would issue such an ultimatum.
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Several said that if Mr. Trump presented China with an ultimatum on North Korea, it could backfire.
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We gave her an ultimatum that she must get a job or move out and grow up.
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"It's better to have the 'I'm scared' conversation than the laying down the ultimatum conversation," she said.
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Therefore, the real question is - which direction will Qatar move forward, with the deadline of ultimatum approaching.
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And the letter, organized by the women's advocacy group UltraViolet, stops short of any kind of ultimatum.
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It seemed to all of us that you have to be true to the end of Ultimatum.
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Her partners have occasionally complained, but she gives them an ultimatum: Use a condom, or no sex.
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But some members were inclined to see even Trump's ultimatum as yet another familiar trick from his book.
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European diplomats and officials reject any ultimatum and some believe they still have time to save the deal.
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The region's Christians were given an ultimatum: pay a tax, convert to Islam, or die by the sword.
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It was not immediately clear why the railroad issued the ultimatum after the group had agreed to relocate.
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The group's ultimatum comes after the World Health Organization (WHO) labeled the virus a global emergency on Thursday.
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The ultimatum from the office of the USTR, however, has thrown up a potential roadblock to further growth.
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Finally, he throws out an ultimatum: Make me a king consort or I'm spending all of eternity elsewhere.
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The Polish government dismissed the European Commission's ultimatum to address its concerns over reforms to the country's judiciary.
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The reparations imposed in 1921, in what Germans called the "London ultimatum", were large, but not impossibly so.
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Musk tweeted the ultimatum on Wednesday, in response to a question from a follower on the social network.
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My other marriages were kind of like, well, you've got to get married, or there was an ultimatum.
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More than once, Coffman was offered an ultimatum: You can side with us or side with the President.
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As you know, Hart refused to follow the Academy's ultimatum to apologize for his homophobic comments ... or else.
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He penned an ultimatum, voted into law by the U.S. Senate on the 1989 Defense Department authorization bill.
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Ms. Szydlo told Parliament in May that her government would never cave in to an "ultimatum" from Brussels.
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In Sunday's interview, Brown dismissed Trump's ultimatum, insisting a deal more to his liking could still be reached.
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The headmaster gave me an ultimatum, forcing me to choose between staying in school or pursuing the magazine.
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It was not giving an ultimatum to the Houthis, whom he described as divided between hardliners and moderates.
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I am struck by the fact that once given this ultimatum, he eventually decided to abide by it.
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Carter suggested that a highly publicized six-month ultimatum might be what's needed to spur Congress to action.
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The song is both an invitation and an ultimatum: Join him on his travels or he's going alone.
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President Andrés Manuel López Obrador of Mexico has avoided answering Mr. Trump's ultimatum on drugs, at least publicly.
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He says he was given an ultimatum earlier this month ... take his social media posts down, or else.
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Lastra said the Socialists were willing to hold new talks, but Podemos said that came with an ultimatum.
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According to their accounts, Mr. Biden went there after giving Dr. Biden an ultimatum following multiple marriage proposals.
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It's not clear what role the Post's ultimatum played in BGR's decision to stop lobbying for Saudi Arabia.
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Israel is giving African migrants seeking asylum in the country an ultimatum — leave or end up in jail.
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Damian Lillard is a Walking "Plata o Plomo" Ultimatum This is probably the best stretch of Damian Lillard's career.
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The July release from Universal Pictures marks Damon's first time playing the superspy since 2007's The Bourne Ultimatum.
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I wish I had just talk to my supervisor directly instead of using the other offer as an ultimatum.
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Hayek said Pablo, her boyfriend at the time, had given her an ultimatum: kiss him or end the relationship.
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After Liv condescendingly counts down the clock on Rowan's ultimatum, he walks off screen and fires two gun shots.
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There's not as much pressure or ultimatum, we're just settling in to spending the rest of our lives together.
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The statement is a direct response to bipartisan criticism of the ultimatum Trump issued to North Korea on Tuesday.
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"We respectfully request that the Secretary of Homeland Security phase out the DACA program," Paxton wrote in the ultimatum.
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And yesterday, Jenna revealed that the reason why they ended up together is because she gave him an ultimatum.
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Some prominent Twitter users are giving the company's CEO Jack Dorsey an ultimatum: it's either us or Alex Jones.
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A spokesman for the Labaik party, Ejaz Ashrafi, said the group would not comply with the deputy commissioner's ultimatum.
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"There is no more ultimatum, we are going to behead this Norwegian anytime today," Rami told the Mindanao Inquirer.
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The review has intensified in recent weeks, as an ultimatum looms after Labor Day to force the administration's hand.
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But why is he inflicting ghastly punishments and offering a dreadful ultimatum instead of, say, filing a malpractice lawsuit?
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In the 4½-minute video, the acclaimed rapper issues an ultimatum to any of his fans who support Trump.
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" Earlier in the show, Hart explained that he backed out of the gig after he was given "an ultimatum.
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Ortiz said he fled his native land months ago, driven away by an ultimatum from a ruthless street gang.
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Soon after the pair married, Islamic State gave the man an ultimatum: fight with us or we kill you.
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Beneath the sheen of new phones and watches was an unspoken ultimatum: Buy into Apple's lifestyle or become obsolete.
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When her family found out and gave her an ultimatum—stop stripping or move out—she chose the latter.
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She also thinks that Madison's "ultimatum" is to blame for getting in Peter's head, but that doesn't add up.
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The question is whether, once in office, they will manage America's allies and adversaries by ultimatum or by diplomacy.
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By the time she received that ultimatum, though, the grief she felt upon first reading the email had hardened.
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An ultimatum may arrive that pulls you between pursuing your career dreams or tending to your home and family.
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The judge in the case has had enough -- and gave Session an ultimatum ... pay up or go to jail.
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After the referendum vote, Iraqi authorities gave the Kurds an ultimatum, to annul the vote or face military action.
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But the catalyst in "Ultimatum" is the Malian singer Fatoumata Diawara, providing African-rooted pentatonic melodies in multilayered vocals.
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In an address in Erbil on Tuesday night, Massoud Barzani, the region's president, referred indirectly to Mr. Abadi's ultimatum.
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The ultimatum by Ms. Mutter, one of the world's leading violinists, prompted criticism — and not only of the videographer.
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Behind the scenes he issued an ultimatum: Mr. Lopez Rivera must step aside or the mayor would not march.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio has given museums and arts groups an ultimatum: diversify or risk losing some city financing.
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The ultimatum — cut Iranian crude imports to zero or face U.S. sanctions — has ratcheted up tension in recent weeks.
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Known as a "former," his wife staged an intervention and gave him an ultimatum: the Klan or his family.
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Giving the chief executive an ultimatum was unprofessional, crazy, even for one of the best employees at the company.
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When it comes to Jay specifically though ... Luke has an ultimatum of sorts -- resign, or continue being a joke.
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"I do not think that Europe will get drawn into this idea of an ultimatum," Le Maire told reporters.
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Red lines are the favorite way for politicians to distinguish between their usual hyperbolic language and a final ultimatum.
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She had previously stuck to the ultimatum: pass the Brexit deal, or leave without one altogether on March 29.
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While I gave my beau an ultimatum to cough up a ring, Ruth took it farther and proposed to hers.
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Given the "while supplies last" ultimatum, we'd hazard a guess that the pop-up won't remain open for much longer.
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Marshall Gittler, currencies strategist at ACLS Global, said May would use that deadline to give members of parliament an ultimatum.
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Know when to walk away Friday dawned with Republicans digesting Trump's ultimatum, unveiled by Mulvaney on Capitol Hill Thursday night.
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Over lunch of grilled chicken, Brussels sprouts and twice-baked potatoes -- Ryan got to the point: The ultimatum hadn't worked.
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"Russia will not respond to London's ultimatum until it receives samples of the chemical substance," an embassy spokesman told Reuters.
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The jihadists handed her a blade and issued a chilling ultimatum: 'cut off the girls' heads, or lose your own'.
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Two weeks ago, the EU gave social media companies an ultimatum: Take down hate speech faster or get severely fined.
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The letter is part of the regular banking supervision and is not an ultimatum for the lender, the source added.
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During the season, Unglert was faced with an ultimatum from Lombard: If he accepted Schulman's rose, it would be over.
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Steve handed himself in after being given an ultimatum by his wife, who was tired of living like a fugitive.
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After taking office, he sent his defense secretary to Brussels with an ultimatum to pay up or risking losing support.
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Benson refused because he was charging his laptop, so Borna gave him the ultimatum to move seats or leave class.
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On Wednesday, Rouhani also gave other members of the JCPOA — Germany, France, the United Kingdom, Russia and China — an ultimatum.
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Getty gave his son an ultimatum: Either get sober or lose your position as General Manager of Getty Oil Italiana.
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" Joyce issued a 72-hour ultimatum to the couple to get the dogs out of the country last year. "Mr.
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Parties that want to stay in the cabinet must accept an ultimatum presented by Solberg if they want to remain.
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As the last paragraph makes clear, these women are giving him an ultimatum, rather than calling for his public execution.
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The school, according to the lawsuit, gave the teacher an ultimatum: Use the student's preferred pronouns or lose your job.
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"If at the end of the ultimatum you are still operating, we will blow up all the locations," it said.
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The White House issued an ultimatum of demands on immigration that is considered a nonstarter with Democrats and moderate Republicans.
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Government spokesman Zoltan Kovacs suggested in a Twitter post that Orban was not prepared to back down despite Weber's ultimatum.
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Pompeo issued a 60-day ultimatum for Putin to remedy the situation or see the U.S. withdraw from the pact.
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The ultimatum: Resignation or impeachment South Korea's opposition parties said they would vote Friday on a motion to impeach Park.
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We're told producers have essentially given her an ultimatum -- either get Marc on the show or she'll be phased out.
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"My wife, Jessica, gave me an ultimatum, because she couldn't watch me waste away in front of her," Mandile says.
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But it's not until Jackson gives Lydia an ultimatum — tell Maggie or no surgery —that she actually tells her daughter.
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A militant spokesman appeared in the latest video to issue a one-month ultimatum though he did not specify demands.
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So, participants in the current study played a version of the ultimatum game while wired up to an fMRI machine.
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In recent days, Trump has trashed the Iran deal and sent China a staggering ultimatum, demanding huge concessions on trade.
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When her boss gets the revenge porn in his inbox, he gives her an ultimatum: Blow me or you're fired.
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"Moscow will not respond to London's ultimatum until it receives samples of the chemical substance," Russia's embassy in London said.
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After an ultimatum to the Friends by the seller's agent to come up with a more substantial offer by Sept.
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Tehran dismissed the U.S. ultimatum and one senior official said it showed the United States seeks "regime change" in Iran.
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It is one thing to want the changes Pompeo demands and quite another to present them as a public ultimatum.
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"The bad news is that the way [Trump] presented it, the conditions, the ultimatum makes it much more difficult," Sen.
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Merkel's coalition partners handed her an ultimatum on Monday to mend the country's immigration regulations within the next two weeks.
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Authorities cornered the activists and delivered an ultimatum, calling on them to surrender or face a barrage of tear gas.
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Where do you get that you have the power to establish a deadline or an ultimatum to a sovereign people?
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Prussia and Austria issued an ultimatum to rescind the decision, and when the Danes resisted, they invaded, quickly overrunning Schleswig.
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A fraud trial that he currently faces has widely been interpreted as an ultimatum on artistic freedom in today's Russia.
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If you're in a relationship, this transit could influence you to lash out against your partner or set an ultimatum.
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In a rapid-fire interview with Cosmopolitan, Warren was given a close-to-impossible ultimatum: Baby Yoda or old Yoda?
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An ultimatum issued by 10 state attorneys general threatening to challenge DACA demands the Trump administration to decide by Sept.
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But, when we saw Dana at Mr. Chow in Beverly Hills over the weekend, he had an ultimatum for Floyd.
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And then, she gave me an ultimatum that she would quit if I didn't make her CEO and my boss.
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" He is joined in the latest production by British director Paul Greengrass who was at the helm for "Supremacy" and "Ultimatum.
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Meanwhile, their college authorities also issues an ultimatum that they wouldn't be allowed to write their exams if they didn't surrender.
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Morsy refused to bow to military leaders' ultimatum for him to find a solution to the violence or leave his post.
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When asked about the ultimatum, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said statements from the United States and NATO were whipping up tensions.
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The ultimatum follows a recent ruling from the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), an organization that adjudicates Olympic sports controversies.
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A second policeman, outside the building, was killed on Saturday, when the police had given the men an ultimatum to surrender.
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Chic has caused a rift between Alice and Hal (Lochlyn Munro), who gives the ultimatum: Either he goes or I do.
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There are some additional folds to this version of political ultimatum: (1) For the Republicans, the game doesn't end in November.
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Honestly and truly, I made the mistake after Ultimatum of saying "never again," so I'm not going to do that again.
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Iran dismissed Washington's ultimatum and one senior Iranian official said it showed the United States is seeking "regime change" in Iran.
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They also issued an ultimatum that were he not to resign by noon on Monday, impeachment procedures would be started immediately.
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STEPPING UP The decision to give the banks the loans ultimatum was made just after the Christmas and New Year break.
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"I deny any threat, any ultimatum," Di Maio told reporters while visiting a company in central Italy, according to news agencies.
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But Trump issued a fresh ultimatum on Wednesday, saying that Congress must act "immediately" to close "loopholes" in U.S. immigration laws.
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Kica Matos, director of immigrant rights and racial justice at the Center for Community Change, delivered an ultimatum to the GOP.
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"Within 24 to 48 hours" of such an ultimatum, Mr. Trump claimed, the chief of Ford would be on the phone.
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If they don't, when we get to the bridge, that is at the expiration of the ultimatum, we will cross it.
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The experiment consisted of an "ultimatum game," in which the subject had to accept or reject an offer they deemed unfair.
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Where: Alabama, Mississippi, Utah, Idaho, Virginia, New Hampshire Since: 21992 The problem: In March 22000, the NFL delivered Arizona an ultimatum.
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The chair of the French data privacy authority is giving Microsoft a three-month ultimatum to get its practices in line.
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When that didn't work, and when faced with the ultimate ultimatum from Lisa, I tried lying, and kept my drinking secret.
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On Wednesday, Jones joined "Good Morning Football" for an interview, offering what sounded like an ultimatum to head coach Jason Garrett.
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Caracas, Venezuela (CNN)Embattled Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has refused to accept an ultimatum from European countries calling for free elections.
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Before Ogrean's statement, the national team members had received an email from U.S.A. Hockey with an ultimatum: Decide by 5 p.m.
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The party issued an ultimatum that Mugabe would be impeached as president if he did not step down by midday Monday.
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Nancy Pelosi sat Mexico's top trade negotiator and foreign minister down in her office and gave the two men an ultimatum.
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But if she had unequivocally confirmed her reported ultimatum about working with Ratner, there could have been fallout with the studio.
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After consulting her brokerage agency and a government labor bureau, Jasmine faced an ultimatum: an abortion or a pricey ticket home.
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But Trump has threatened to close the southern border prior to Friday's ultimatum, and he hasn't exactly followed through with it.
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But the week before her milestone birthday, her mother (Lorraine Ashbourne) gives her an ultimatum: Get a life and get out.
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But maybe more from the viewpoint of LeBron James, who apparently had no inkling until recently that Irving's ultimatum was coming.
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Dubinsky fought back against the plan - giving an ultimatum that she would quit - and instead of getting fired, she got promoted.
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Iran dismissed Washington's ultimatum and a senior Iranian official said it showed the United States was seeking "regime change" in Iran.
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Ultimately, Toby issued an ultimatum to his parents: join Team KaToby or don't let the door hit you on the way out.
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Tusk delivered the ultimatum as the United Kingdom debates the Brexit deal ahead of a vote in the UK Parliament next week.
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"An ultimatum is not compatible with the exercise of democracy," he was cited by Belgian public broadcaster RTBF as saying on Sunday.
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" Pretty gangsta, we know, but nothing compared to the most potent bar from the salvo ... we like to call it "The Ultimatum.
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A Chinese military helicopter drops leaflets to students offering an ultimatum to abandon the square or be forced out by the military.
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Rosenhaus told CNBC that he no longer represented Manziel after giving him a 5-day ultimatum to seek treatment that went unanswered.
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A couple of years later the firm gave her an ultimatum: sign a "non-compete" agreement within 30 days or wave goodbye.
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In early July, Lila laid down an ultimatum, one that included the requirement that he enter a rehab program and get clean.
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He's re-teamed with director Paul Greengrass, whose Bourne Supremacy and Bourne Ultimatum continue to stand as high points in the series.
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The military gave Ross an ultimatum: accept an honorable discharge or perform "general duties"—grunt work—for the rest of his career.
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She returned after a few moments, and said she and Edwards had attended therapy sessions together after she gave him an ultimatum.
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The country's financial watchdog has set an ultimatum of August 2019, backed by a TV ad campaign funded by the banks themselves.
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Because Mercury is retrograde, I would suggest waiting for things to become clear on their own rather than suddenly instituting an ultimatum.
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He gives her an ultimatum to either be his queen or essentially starve and eat the scraps left over by the hyenas.
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At home or internationally, no one wants to be seen as publicly backing down to an ultimatum or cowering before a bully.
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Eskew is the second opinion writer for the newspaper to receive such an ultimatum from editors at the Post within a week.
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But changing a multi-lateral international agreement takes time, and this ultimatum leaves U.S., European, Russian, and Chinese diplomats little of that.
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On May 15, Carter delivered an ultimatum: If there wasn't resolution at the group's next meeting, the next day, he was out.
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Raiders GM Mike Mayock issued an ultimatum, saying it's time for Brown to be "all-in or all-out" with the team.
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The choice Canada faces is between humoring Trump's attention-grabbing ultimatum or sticking with the tactic of lobbying institutions outside the presidency.
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Late Thursday, President Trump delivered an ultimatum to conservatives who had demanded changes to the bill, telling them to get on board.
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In January, Trump gave European allies an ultimatum to come up with a tougher approach on Tehran or see U.S. sanctions reimposed.
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On Tuesday, Gurley and four other investors representing 40 percent of Uber's stock gave Kalanick an ultimatum to step aside as CEO.
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"This is not talks, not a dialogue, it's just an ultimatum, blackmail of the state, of the legitimate authorities," Mr. Sarksyan said.
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So I gave my parents an ultimatum: I was going to see my girlfriend without them punishing me or I'd move out.
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That image came to mind early this month, when President Trump gave Mexico an ultimatum to stop the northward flow of narcotics.
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One hard-liner, Hamidreza Taraghi, said he was not afraid that Mr. Trump's ultimatum would lead to a collapse of the agreement.
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The cuts were accompanied by a Saudi ultimatum delivered to Venezuela and other OPEC producers to stop producing more than their quota.
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No ultimatum is issued; no humans are abducted and probed until they blush; no hairless mini-travellers trot out to say hello.
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In addition to The Bourne Identity (2002), Damon starred in The Bourne Supremacy (2004), The Bourne Ultimatum (2007) and Jason Bourne (2016).
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I worry that many of my peers will dismiss much-needed guidance if it is presented to them as yet another ultimatum.
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KEZI reports that, at trial, prosecutors made the case that Hargrove killed Repkina after his married lover gave him a deadly ultimatum.
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Quoting sources, it said the ultimatum to Zuma reflected a serious deterioration in Gordhan's relationship with Moyane, who remains in the job.
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After Freedom Caucus members gave Ryan an ultimatum in May, the House Judiciary Committee held two hearings to examine Koskinen's alleged misconduct.
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In response to the Supreme Court ultimatum, the Legislature last week passed a plan to give more money to the poorest districts.
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Alternatively, the issue's touchiness could turn the debate into a binary ultimatum between reauthorizing Section 85033 in full or letting it expire.
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The season ends as Serena Joy confronts Offred (Elisabeth Moss) about her relationship with the Commander, and then gives him an ultimatum.
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Maduro rejected the "ultimatum" set by EU leaders, asserting that previous elections that ushered him into another six-year term were fair.
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School division says it's following state law Seattle schools' ultimatum to parents follows state law, which requires students to be fully vaccinated.
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The ultimatum came after Speaker Paul Ryan postponed an initial vote on the measure, which appeared to lack a majority to pass.
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State governments would face a dubious ultimatum: try to address the need with the state's own resources, or let need go unaddressed.
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In a statement, the company slammed the CFPB's actions, saying it was given an ultimatum: settle before Inauguration Day or be sued.
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Others pushed back against the notion of a "him or me" ultimatum with Kelly, and said he remained deeply loyal to Trump.
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Critics have pointed out that there are likely decisions that precede any ethical ultimatum as extreme as the ones presented in this research.
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Even after Trump delivered his ultimatum Thursday night, some of the moderate Republicans previously opposed to the bill -- such as New Jersey Rep.
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The non-apology didn't go over well with fans, and the Academy issued an ultimatum: either he apologized, or he forfeit the gig.
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Little would he know the next step in his journey in becoming the man he now is would begin with his mother's ultimatum.
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C., had an ultimatum for Lisa Page (remember her?): Either swing by on Thursday or Friday, or face a contempt of Congress citation.
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Javid, who ran against Johnson to become Conservative Party leader and prime minister, was given the ultimatum on Thursday by the prime minister.
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They read the ceasefire decision as an "ultimatum" and ordered their troops, which had begun to move toward demobilisation zones, to "secure positions".
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This comes amidst reports that, despite Trump's now-or-never vote ultimatum, the bill still doesn't have the votes to pass the House.
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Parties that want to stay in the cabinet must accept an ultimatum presented by Solberg if they want to stay in the cabinet.
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Rep. Mark Meadows (R-NC) walked out of a meeting Thursday afternoon with an ultimatum over his head and his health vote uncertain.
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Ahead of the rose ceremony, Lombard gave Unglert an ultimatum: If he accepted Schulman's rose, it would be over between him and Lombard.
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Its leader Bart De Wever issued Michel an ultimatum that it would quit the government if he signed the non-binding U.N. declaration.
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But China will not accept to do that under a humiliating ultimatum that requires economic policy changes and a permanent threat of sanctions.
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The worst thing that you could do is offer your partner an ultimatum and ask them to choose between you and the pal.
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The crowds didn't exactly flock to see this sub-Bourne, and the film grossed about $210.8 million less than "The Bourne Ultimatum" globally.
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The NYT reported that Musk had given an ultimatum to the board and threatened to resign if the board pushed him to settle.
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Fast forward to the night of the rose ceremony, D-Lo gave Dean an ultimatum for him to either choose her or Kristina.
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Trump issued an ultimatum on Thursday evening that conservative lawmakers back the bill, though dozens of GOP lawmakers continued to oppose the plan.
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ERBIL, Iraq (Reuters) - The Kurdistan Regional Government on Wednesday rejected an Iraqi government ultimatum to hand control of its international airports to Baghdad.
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"He basically gave me an ultimatum that I needed to go to Houston or I can't stay here, in our home," she says.
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That's the deadline in an ultimatum issued by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and nine other state attorneys general to the Trump administration.
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The Senate leader, Adriana Salvatierra, said Morales was calling for peace and the government would not bow to the ultimatum from Camacho's group.
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Although talks appear to have gone well, it wasn't clear from the resulting statements whether Beijing realized Trump's ultimatum wasn't canceled -- only postponed.
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He was in London's Waterloo Station, shooting a sequence for "The Bourne Ultimatum", when he noticed that he, in turn, was being filmed.
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The ultimatum was a "genius move on Kinder Morgan's part to move this project along - and put a date to it," Prasad said.
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He decided to seek help after his wife, from whom he remains separated, presented him with an ultimatum and called a treatment center.
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Over the summer, 10 state attorneys general wrote to the President asking him to end DACA and giving him a September 5 ultimatum.
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On Sunday afternoon, ZANU-PF removed him as its party leader and delivered an ultimatum: Step down by midday Monday or face impeachment.
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However, Tillerson offered an ultimatum going into Moscow that Russia could either give up its support for the Assad regime or face isolation.
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Health care vote President Trump threw down an ultimatum to House GOP members: pass the health care bill or be stuck with Obamacare.
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The NYT reported that Musk had given an ultimatum to the board and threatened to resign if the board pushed him to settle.
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But Hendrick is now facing a first-of-its-kind ultimatum: Get his kids vaccinated or keep them out of all public places.
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She evacuated and may have to confront another life-altering ultimatum if the flooding of her trailer is as destructive as she fears.
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Shortly after the organization was established, Hays and his fellow MMPDA members announced that they would post an "ultimatum" to the film industry.
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That was the message Mr. Conte, Italy's prime minister, sent Monday as he delivered an ultimatum to the populist government's warring coalition partners.
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It's an ultimatum that hits at Republicans' narrow margins in the Senate (which will be wider when the new Congress starts in January).
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As her production taps out cross-rhythms like a flock of woodpeckers, Marie Davidson's spoken words demand nonstop work: a gig-economy ultimatum.
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North Carolina-based vegan brand No Evil Foods lost over 10% of its workforce after issuing a stark ultimatum during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Couples Will Decide To Stay Together Or Break Up & Head Home Every season, host Chris Harrison gives the remaining a contestants an ultimatum.
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During his Europe trip on Monday, US Secretary of State Michael Pompeo gave countries a thinly veiled ultimatum: it's the US or Huawei.
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In 2012, Parkview Healthcare Center's history of safety violations led California regulators to issue an ultimatum reserved for the most dangerous nursing homes.
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The ultimatum came after the disappearance of Jamal Khashoggi, who was a columnist for the Post and wrote critically of the Saudi government.
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The U.S. partial government shutdown is over (for now), Venezuela faces an international ultimatum, and the Afghan war could be near its end.
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The federal health minister, Harsh Vardhan, tried to calm the furore, promising better security at hospitals and calling on Banerjee to withdraw her ultimatum.
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Pompeo then offered Russia an ultimatum: come into compliance of the agreement within 60 days or the United States will exit the weapons pact.
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Mexico President Trump has issued a new ultimatum to Mexico in his ongoing efforts to crack down on immigration at the southern US border.
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Her agent, however, gave her an ultimatum: Stop posting videos on YouTube to focus on auditions, or he would drop her as a client.
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In fact, the very incident that prompted the school board to issue its ultimatum is a perfect window into its intolerance in firing Vlaming.
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He still plans to rid area of Kurds & create 'security zone', but is giving Kurds an ultimatum, they can leave voluntarily or leave dead.
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Rosenhaus issued the ultimatum on Wednesday -- but 2 days later, Manziel touched down at Coachella ... where he partied his face off with Josh Gordon.
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The two met for the first time since Weber issue an ultimatum to Orban to honor EPP principles or seek a new political home.
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By evening, Trump sent his top lieutenants to a dramatic meeting on Capitol Hill on Thursday night with an ultimatum: he was done talking.
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The ultimatum followed a decision by the supreme court (the STF) on the previous day to reject a habeas corpus petition by Lula's lawyers.
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Public sector unions had on Monday issued the government with a 48-hour ultimatum to make a new salary offer or face a strike.
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In nearby Mouadamiya the government has laid down an ultimatum: evacuate the fighters or face a military assault, according to rebels in the town.
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Pompeo then offered Russia an ultimatum: Come into compliance of the agreement within 60 days or the United States will exit the weapons pact.
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Nobody is as good at the movement sometimes called "chaos cinema" as Greengrass and his editor Christopher Rouse (who won an Oscar for Ultimatum).
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Supremacy's action sequences were a step up over the action sequences of The Bourne Identity, and then Ultimatum took Supremacy's technique to new heights.
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But Zarif said Iran's announcement was not an ultimatum to the remaining signatories, insisting that it was acting within the rules of the agreement.
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The USA Gymnastics board is resigning, following an ultimatum from the U.S. Olympic Committee that gave them six days to do so, NBC reports.
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" -- Trump restated his ultimatum to North Korean leadership to stop threatening the US or "face fire and fury like the world has never seen.
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This is a version of what economists call the "Ultimatum Game," a behavioral economics look at bargaining and accepting a piece of the pie.
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Garrett demands Justin hand over his source and gives him and MJ an ultimatum: give up the source or he and MJ get suspended.
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But, he can write a Medium post titled "An Opportunity, Not An Ultimatum," a clear reference to Paris 2024's "2024 or nothing" stance.
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"If an ultimatum is made as a boundary to protect yourself and do what's best for yourself, then it's a good thing," Derhally says.
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Whether that means setting an ultimatum or just communicating what your boundaries and needs are, know that open communication is something you 100% deserve.
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday gave Congress a six-month ultimatum to either pass a permanent version or put that legal status in jeopardy.
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The Spanish government's ultimatum to Catalonia puts more pressure on the regional government which is now stuck between a rock and a hard place.
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They issued a 13-point ultimatum insisting, among other things, that it scale back ties with Iran and muzzle the Al-Jazeera cable network.
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Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen on Friday dispatched forces to the border and issued an ultimatum for Laos to withdraw the soldiers by Thursday.
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Yet, during Halloween, this behavior is not only tolerated, but encouraged, often under duress from children forcing a "trick-or-treat" ultimatum onto adults.
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In response to the ultimatum, Russian President Vladimir Putin warned that Russia would begin to develop the disputed nuclear weapons if the U.S. withdraws.
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Dex Frier told BuzzFeed News on Thursday that officials at his high school in Gainesville, Ga., gave him an ultimatum ahead of his prom.
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Trump shared the ultimatum late on Sunday; DACA has allowed about 800,000 young beneficiaries to live and work in the U.S. on renewable authorizations.
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Saudi officials may bitterly object, but those who are fighting for real reform inside the kingdom need this ultimatum to win out over hardliners.
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"It looks like an ultimatum to put the biggest possible pressure on Constantinople," said Alexander Baunov, a senior fellow at the Carnegie Moscow Center.
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After focusing on the evils of the "racist 94-year-old grandpa" in the White House, he gives his Trump-supporting fans an ultimatum.
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Mohammed Darwish, a 30-year-old villager, told AP the militants had twice invaded the home of a tribal leader to deliver their ultimatum.
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Things get much heavier than that, though, because Barbara is also bothered that Madison gave Peter an ultimatum when it came to Fantasy Suites.
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After two Republican chairmen issued an ultimatum on Wednesday, Ms. Page was scheduled to take part in a private deposition on Friday and Monday.
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At a rally on Sunday, Mr. Trump gave the crowd an ultimatum: The movement he started will end if he loses on Tuesday night.
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The President can always have his memory jogged, ala Gordon Sondland, who now remembers giving a sort of ultimatum about military aid to Ukrainians.
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Trump's ultimatum of "fire and fury" came after a Washington Post report said the pariah state was capable of building a miniaturized nuclear weapon.
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" Scarborough also blasted Republicans in the op-ed, asking what would "finally move" them to "deliver a non-negotiable ultimatum to this unstable president.
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"The Bourne Identity" (2002) — 68%"The Bourne Supremacy" (2004) — 73%"The Bourne Ultimatum" (2007) — 85%"The Bourne Legacy" (2012) — 61%"Jason Bourne" (2016) — 58%
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The people who threw the shindig are furious and want to give Foxy an ultimatum ... return the money, or we'll see you in court.
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By Tuesday, Tillerson was offering yet another take, issuing Russia an ultimatum that Moscow must choose between the U.S. and its allies or Assad.
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Kanye West gave the folks at the Ralph Lauren party an ultimatum -- kick a certain reporter out of the event, or he'll book it.
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So he issued an ultimatum to the legislature: Pass an anti-trans bathroom bill or he would force a special session to do it.
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People are furious, claiming the ultimatum was racially motivated since the ref, Alan Maloney, has previously been disciplined for making a racist comment in 2016.
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Billboard suggests that CD suppliers are waiting to see how that pans out for that industry before deciding if they should agree to Target's ultimatum.
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Mass text messages to Aleppo residents Sunday also delivered an ultimatum to rebels to lay down their arms and renounce their leadership, or be killed.
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Nine days away from surgery, Hyland gave Adams a sort of ultimatum: come to Los Angeles and go on a date, or relinquish the relationship.
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After seizing the Nineveh plains in 2014, Islamic State issued an ultimatum to Christians: pay a tax, convert to Islam, or die by the sword.
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After Angelo gives Cookie an ultimatum — either she's in or out, she decides she's in and takes him back, then promptly allows him into her.
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Pompeo offered Russia an ultimatum: come into compliance in 60 days or the United States will leave the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces, or INF, Treaty.
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Zuma had been given an ultimatum by his party late Monday, personally delivered by Ramaphosa, to step down or face a vote of no confidence.
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The ultimatum doesn't specify what action the Saudi-led group might take against Qatar if it fails to agree to the demands by the deadline.
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Pansino only left the gig when her agent gave her an ultimatum between the baking videos and the screentime (she chose her YouTube channel). 2.
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On Tuesday, Fox News host Sean Hannity gave an ultimatum that Moore must show evidence of his innocence by Wednesday night or lose Hannity's support.
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Amélie de Montchalin, the French minister for European affairs, told RTL radio on Wednesday that France is not seeking to give the U.K. an ultimatum.
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Once you watch this, you'll have all the knowledge of The Bourne Identity, The Bourne Supremacy and The Bourne Ultimatum needed to enjoy Jason Bourne.
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Neighbors said that Catherine told them she and Chuck had given Lane an ultimatum: Get some kind of help or move out of the house.
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" Nimoy thought he looked silly wearing the prosthetics that turned him into a Vulcan, at one point issuing an ultimatum: "It's me or the ears.
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Meanwhile, White House budget director Mick Mulvaney told CNBC in a later interview the ultimatum he delivered from the president was to all House Republicans.
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"If an ultimatum is being used as a tool of manipulation or is done as an empty threat, it's not a good thing," she says.
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"We are giving Agip a two week ultimatum to pay all outstanding debt," said Clement Adaminegbe, head of contractors at Agip, threatening unspecified further action.
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A bad ultimatum would be something that's used to hold control or power over another person in a hurtful, manipulative, and disrespectful way, she says.
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The speech earned praise in some quarters for the "toughness" of Pompeo's ultimatum to Iran's leaders, and his message of support for the Iranian people.
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But, in August, Nissan gave India an ultimatum to appoint an arbitrator, the person said, adding the first arbitration hearing will be in mid-December.
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But now E-Trade's board has delivered an "ultimatum," hoping the company can regain a competitive edge as it faces more headwinds, the Journal added.
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When Haddish, 39, was struggling in high school, Coleta Lewis gave her an ultimatum: Go to therapy or go to the Laugh Factory Comedy Camp.
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Seth Owen, 18, told news outlets that his Southern Baptist family earlier this year gave him an ultimatum: go to their church or get out.
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"So if they ever want to 'treat' the problem, it's because they're getting into trouble or someone's issued an ultimatum to them," she tells me.
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It's the signature style of director Paul Greengrass, who helmed the new movie as well as The Bourne Supremacy (2004) and The Bourne Ultimatum (2007).
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As Vox's Ella Nilsen explained, over the weekend the ruling party of the country gave President Robert Mugabe an ultimatum: leave office or face impeachment.
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If the local officials find even a small amount of marijuana, the passenger may face an ultimatum: pay a fine or spend time in jail.
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He handed them an ultimatum instead: reach a Congressional deal on asylum reform and emergency funding for the border, or the raids would be rescheduled.
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Seizures of drugs in Mexico appear to be down in the first quarter, according to early reports, which may have helped prompt Mr. Trump's ultimatum.
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The final hours of Travis Kalanick's tenure as Uber's longtime, aggressive chief executive came down to a Chicago hotel and an ultimatum by two investors.
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The journalist was released briefly on Thursday after a federal court gave the intelligence agency a 24-hour ultimatum to release Sowore pending his trial.
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Mr. Maduro said all American officials in Caracas had 72 hours to leave the country, an ultimatum the State Department said it would not heed.
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Despite any awareness raised however, it seems unlikely that their ultimatum demanding the turning over of all gallery spaces to the community will be successful.
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The FDA's letter sent to the company gives it a 15-day ultimatum to respond to the agency, detailing how it plans to fix its mess.
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On the day The Fate of the Furious was released on Digital HD, the franchise has been dealt an ultimatum by one of its biggest stars.
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The move aims to shrink Iran's oil shipments from roughly 1 million barrels per day to zero, though analysts expect some countries to defy the ultimatum.
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On the more practical (and pessimistic) side, if a business receives a critical mass of bad feedback, Facebook will notify them with an ultimatum to improve.
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Trump didn't set an ultimatum or threaten Netanyahu, but he wanted to know the status of the steps the prime minister had promised Bolton and Pompeo.
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The customer -- who did not want to be ID'd -- tells us he's hired an attorney to give the rapper the 'ol ultimatum ... pay up or else.
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Government spokesman Lambert Mende said the government has decided that the South Sudanese must leave Congo but declined to provide additional details on the government's ultimatum.
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Faced with a fuzzily-worded ultimatum, the Chinese leader will be on the back foot when the two come face-to-face at Mar-a-Lago.
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Late Thursday night Trump sent top administration officials to the Capitol to deliver his ultimatum, and a vote is now scheduled to take place Friday morning.
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He says her claim is ironic because 5 years ago, she gave him an ultimatum ... telling him he had to either choose wrestling or his family.
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Not too long ago ... Chris torched the club on Instagram, and that pissed off Drai's to the point it issued an ultimatum -- apologize or get out.
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But, while there are appropriate circumstances for an ultimatum, you should really save them for serious deal-breaker issues that you can't live with, Derhally says.
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The September 5 date was set in an ultimatum by 10 state attorneys general, led by Texas, to put pressure on the administration to sunset DACA.
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I used my free pass to see loftier fare, like The Bourne Ultimatum (which was fine) and, uh, inexplicably, the Jet Li / Jason Statham vehicle War.
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President Trump asked Ryan to pull the measure a day after issuing an ultimatum that the House had to vote on it, a GOP aide said.
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The Oakland Raiders GM Mike Mayock issued an ultimatum to Antonio Brown after the star wide receiver missed practice again over his unhappiness with his helmet.
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The president gave wavering GOP lawmakers an ultimatum a day before the scheduled vote — planned for March 2900 — by telling them it was now or never.
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The psychopathic creator offers the players an ultimatum: risk your life to win the game and free everyone, or stay and live in the game forever.
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France, Germany, and Spain have also recognized Guaidó as interim president, and issued an ultimatum to Maduro to call a presidential election by midnight on Sunday.
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You gotta watch ... David somehow thinks people know he's had 5 eye surgeries and counting, and issues an ultimatum ... eject the dude or he won't continue.
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Carrey's legal team just made an ultimatum ... either ante up non-forged medical records or admit she had multiple STDs before she even met the actor.
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Late last year, Mr. Schwartz approached Goldman's lead director, the private-equity executive Adebayo O. Ogunlesi, with an ultimatum, according to people familiar with the exchange.
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The 60-day ultimatum was considered an attempt by the Trump administration to mollify European fears that the Continent would bear the costs of the decision.
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Instead of offering a thorough apology, Hart dug in his heels, and once the academy presented him with an ultimatum, Hart fell out of the show.
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After the assassination, Austria-Hungary gave Serbia an ultimatum, causing Russia to intervene to protect its Serbian client state, and Germany to help its Austrian ally.
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After a phone call with Trump on Sunday, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said they delivered the president a terse ultimatum.
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Two European diplomats told Reuters such an ultimatum was issued, but only after the nations' leaders had already made a decision to trigger the dispute mechanism.
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So here's the rundown: Travis Kalanick, Uber's founder and C.E.O., resigned after receiving what amounted to an ultimatum from some of the company's most powerful investors.
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While no ultimatum has been delivered, the lawyers have told colleagues that they cannot keep operating that way, raising the prospect that Mr. Kasowitz may resign.
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A prominent GOP campaign donor has issued an ultimatum to Republican leaders: Introduce gun control legislation, or lose his support, The New York Times reported Saturday.
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Some of the countries, who participate in the French-backed G5 Sahel military force, have reacted coolly to what they see as an ultimatum from Paris.
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President Donald Trump's "fire and fury" ultimatum was an off-the-cuff comment, The New York Times reported, citing people involved in North Korea policy discussions.
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When it seized control of Mosul two years ago it issued an ultimatum to Christians: pay a tax, convert to Islam, or die by the sword.
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As Ms. Lepore recounts in her memoir, a guidance counselor at her high school spotted breasts growing underneath Ms. Lepore's shirt and gave her an ultimatum.
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My future in-laws gave us an ultimatum that if we did not invite my husband's three-year-old nephew, they would not attend the wedding.
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Also on Sunday, state TV said the Syrian army had given a group of rebels in another pocket, the smaller Harasta area, an ultimatum to withdraw.
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The release of the report prompted tough talk from U.S. officials Thursday, with Nikki Haley, Washington's ambassador to the U.N., issuing an ultimatum to Syria's backers.
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But it's hard not to see in "Still Life with Water" an ultimatum of sorts, a forked road leading either to fiery doom or redemptive light.
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Thursday night, just after the latest vote delay, Trump issued an ultimatum: The vote should happen Friday (on a bill that was just finalized this morning).
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Secretary of Defense James Mattis and Joint Chiefs of Staff chair Joseph Dunford were both out of the country at the time the ultimatum was issued.
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Mark Warner, top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, offered Trump an ultimatum for the highly anticipated summit: make Russian interference a priority, or cancel the meeting.
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Earlier this week, Trump issued a separate ultimatum to General Motors: Make its Chevy Cruze cars in the U.S. or expect to pay a big border tax.
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Also this month, Trump issued a separate ultimatum to General Motors: Make its Chevy Cruze cars in the U.S. or expect to pay a big border tax.
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Kiir issued an ultimatum last week, saying Machar had 48 hours to contact him and return to Juba to salvage last year's peace deal, or face replacement.
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Looking back, he's not sure how that standoff would have been resolved were it not for a job offer that came two weeks after his mother's ultimatum.
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But when Inserillo returned to work, she was presented with the same ultimatum: sign the contract to go to outpatient treatment or lose another month of pay.
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Johnny Manziel has officially been dropped by his agent -- 5 days after Drew Rosenhaus gave the QB an ultimatum ... get help within 5 days or you're fired.
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So her coach, Patrick Mouratoglou, gives her an ultimatum: commit to a month of intense training in Europe before the French Open, or don't compete at all.
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President Donald Trump just issued an ultimatum to Venezuela's military: Either join with the US-led effort to depose Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, or suffer immense consequences.
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He counts the day she gave him the ultimatum as their anniversary, while she usually tells people they've been together since the first time they hooked up.
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So Trump and his Trumpites gave the representatives an ultimatum: Do this thing and do it now or we're not going to bother with healthcare legislation again.
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While the two try to work things out, her need to be financially responsible for her mother drives Michael to give her an ultimatum she can't bear.
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The 13-point ultimatum to Qatar includes closing the Al Jazeera satellite television network, curbing relations with Iran, shutting a Turkish base in Doha and paying reparations.
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Oscar De La Hoya is issuing an ultimatum to Gennady Golovkin -- sign the deal to fight Canelo Alvarez in September ... or he'll find someone else who will!
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"The U.S. and its coalition partners must issue an ultimatum to Mr. Assad—stop flying or lose your aircraft—and be prepared to follow through," he said.
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Gerstner said that the firms tapped Bethune because of his experience and record of success, but said that his being made chairman is not necessarily an ultimatum.
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New arrivals were being housed in tents and the Social Democrats gave the Greens an ultimatum - back tougher measures or leave the coalition, a government source said.
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Long-standing tensions over the pipeline meant Liberals in British Columbia were already nervous about softening support before Kinder Morgan Canada's ultimatum, said a Liberal party official.
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The decision to scrap the controversial bill came after Trump issued an ultimatum that the lower chamber vote on it, though many remained opposed to the legislation.
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Trump entered office boasting of his famed dealmaking skills and at one point gave the House an ultimatum: pass the bill or I'll move on from healthcare.
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It also led Milliat to issue an ultimatum: either allow a "full program" of women's events at the 1936 Olympics, or make it a men's-only competition.
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Further to this, Catalan President Carles Puigdemont failed to respond to Spain's ultimatum to shed light on whether he would officially declare independence in the previous session.
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The Chinese negotiators were stunned by Trump's latest ultimatum because, they said, the U.S. president has made such threats in the past and not acted on them.
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Unilever's ultimatum comes as social media companies have appeared multiple times in recent months on Capitol Hill to respond to questions about the use of their platforms.
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What Russia's saying: "Russia had nothing to do with the incident" and said they could not pay attention to an ultimatum from the U.K. without more evidence.
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She never gave me a baby-or-bust ultimatum, but knowing how important this was to her, I agreed to let Mother Nature cast the deciding vote.
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If the local officials find even a small amount of marijuana, the passenger may face an ultimatum: pay a fine or spend time in jail, Walker said.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)Nigeria has narrowly escaped an international football ban after its government responded to a FIFA ultimatum shortly before a suspension took effect on Monday.
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He said on Tuesday that the governor's position, as expressed by Ms. Reiter, amounted to a political ultimatum in what was supposed to be a nonpolitical decision.
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Second, your current employer may not only reject your ultimatum but find it bothersome, making it awkward to stay even if you wanted to change your mind.
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At the very least, confront this person and deliver an ultimatum: If he doesn't straighten up, you'll report his problem behavior to higher-ups at your agency.
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During the first trial, Ms. Isles, who took the stand for the prosecution, admitted that she had given Mr. von Bülow an ultimatum about dissolving his marriage.
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Separately, the European aerospace giant Airbus delivered a stark ultimatum over Brexit, warning it could leave Britain if the country exits the bloc without a transition deal.
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On March 19, the day North Carolina reported its first confirmed case of the coronavirus infecting someone via community spread, No Evil Foods gave workers an ultimatum.
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Macron has yet to respond to Bolsonaro's ultimatum, but said earlier Tuesday that he regretted Brazil's rejection of the offer, which had been made out of friendship.
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OPEC's proposal for deeper cuts had effectively presented an ultimatum to Moscow, which had long indicated that it was uneasy about any further reductions in oil output.
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It comes after the E.U. issued an ultimatum last night to Mr. Johnson to leave Northern Ireland in the E.U. customs union or leave without a deal.
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Still, Madison seems to have been caught off guard by Peter's admission, and it's possible that she does exit the show as she promised in her ultimatum.
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There were reports that Mr. Abbas would present his visitors with an ultimatum to produce something within 45 days or face the Palestinians defecting from the process.
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But after a year on the job she was given an ultimatum: take a salary cut or move across America to work for IAC's sister company Citysearch.
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Republicans are moving at a rapid pace to vote on the healthcare measure after President Trump delivered an ultimatum late Thursday night amid a sagging whip count.
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So when the Trump administration gave clinics an ultimatum in August — stop performing or referring patients for abortions, or lose Title X money — PHS chose the latter.
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Trump's ultimatum -- stop investigating me, or else the economy will suffer -- might rally base political support, but it will not deter Mueller, the SDNY or House Democrats.
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Ted Cruz, faced down the White House with an ultimatum: Sign off on legislation that delays or defunds the Affordable Care Act or risk a government shutdown.
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The four boycotting states have issued an ultimatum that Qatar meet a list of demands, including closing Al Jazeera television and reducing ties with regional foe Iran.
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"The 90-day limit sounds like an ultimatum given by the strong actor to the weak actor," added Fang, a former journalist for the publication Southern Weekly.
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The Estate believes the primary motive was his then-lover, "Dear Prudence" Farrow, gave him an ultimatum ... if he didn't divorce Kathleen she would end their affair.
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Which might be why Tusk did add an important caveat in his ultimatum, offering a possible third option beyond May's deal or no deal: no Brexit at all.
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While she wants to see a bilateral agreement at a EU summit and the end of June, the CSU has set her an effective ultimatum of next Monday.
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Sunday marked the end of a 60-day ultimatum the country gave to the European signatories of the deal to ease sanctions on its banking and oil sectors.
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With Venus in your house of healing and transitions from the 11th on, you may have to deliver an ultimatum to a love interest who isn't stepping up.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May issued an ultimatum to the Kremlin to account for how a Russian-made nerve agent ended up in an attack on British soil.
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That's the ultimatum hanging over the story Costanzo has fully realized, in a way that perhaps only film could: You must leave this neighborhood in order to live.
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Now here's another screengrab that shows The Mountain advancing ominously towards the sparrows (who are probably starting to regret their step-aside-or-there-will-be-violence ultimatum).
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Crews reportedly testified that her boyfriend, William Hoehn, had issued an ultimatum to "produce a baby" after discovering she had sent him a fake sonogram and pregnancy test.
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Since season one, she's stolen sperm, undergone fertility treatment, given God himself an ultimatum, and broken up with an eccentric billionaire just to have children of her own.
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After Claire threatens to out Duncan's misdeeds, Annette forces Mark to unveil an ultimatum: Agree to nominate Abruzzo, or the police will find Tom Yates' (Paul Sparks) body.
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Now, Connor gives Eli an ultimatum: either Eli testify against Peter in the trial or Connor will use Marissa to put Eli in jail for obstruction of justice.
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Weizman says that until yesterday, his organization was planning to release the new research alongside an ultimatum for the removal of Kanders from the Whitney's board of trustees.
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Despite hours of debate, last-minute amendments, and even an ultimatum from President Trump, Republican lawmakers likely don't have the votes to pass the Republican health care plan.
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"The United States imposed a 60-day period during which we had to fulfill their ultimatum," the Sputnik news agency quoted Ryabkov as saying after talks with Thompson.
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The chief minister had even given the protesters a 48-hour ultimatum in April to kick them out, though he failed to take action when the deadline passed.
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This time, her mother gave her an ultimatum: Get clean, or she would cut off contract from her younger half-sister, Desperate Housewives alum Madison De La Garza.
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Paxton, along with nine other state attorneys general, issued an ultimatum to the administration last in July: Phase out DACA by September 5 or see you in court.
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Reuters reported earlier this month the growing frustration of Equatorial Guinea's government at the delays and its ultimatum to take the project off Ophir or scrap it altogether.
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In a flurry of statements, the militants have published a list of demands, from cleaning up oil spills to keeping the amnesty plan, leading up to Thursday's ultimatum.
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When Trieu turns up on their doorstep in the middle of the night, she gives them precisely three minutes of her time to answer a life-changing ultimatum.
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None of the people involved dispute that the meeting occurred, but Mr. Parnas stands alone in saying the intention was to present an ultimatum to the Ukrainian leadership.
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"The decision by the government to give... Machar an ultimatum is entirely in line with its powers," William Ezekiel, spokesman for SPLM-IO faction allied to Gai, said.
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Trump issued an international ultimatum Friday, saying countries should build products in the U.S. if they did not want to be on the receiving end of new tariffs.
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Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro rejected an international ultimatum to call elections within eight days and said opposition leader Juan Guaido violated the constitution by declaring himself interim leader.
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Maduro also rejected an ultimatum from European nations to call fresh, free elections by Sunday — or they would join Washington in recognizing Guaidó as the country's interim president.
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McGuire is laying out an ultimatum for Deckers, saying that if the company's strategic review process doesn't lead to a sale, he'll seek to replace the entire board.
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"I think Roger's feeling on it was that any ultimatum would only prompt a larger protest if you attempt to enforce it," the Giants' John Mara told me.
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In May, President Obama gave public schools in America an ultimatum: allow transgender students to use whichever bathroom corresponds with their gender identity or risk losing federal aid.
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The European Union members' coordinated move followed the expiry of an ultimatum for Maduro to call a new election and aligned them with Washington against Russia and China.
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Despite hours of debate, last-minute amendments, and even an ultimatum from President Trump, Republican lawmakers likely don't have the votes to pass the party's health care plan.
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You might make pad Thai and watch "Bourne Ultimatum," pretend you don't have a meeting tomorrow morning early for a check-in with Dilbert about your Q2 OKRs.
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On Monday, state Democratic leaders laid down an ultimatum in a letter to the warring factions, threatening primary challenges and leadership changes if the two sides didn't reconcile.
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The action followed an ultimatum by Prime Minister Abadi on Tuesday for Kurdistan to surrender control of its two international airports or face a shutdown of international flights.
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Xerox had offered to buy HP for $22 a share, but HP rejected that offer last week, prompting Xerox CEO John Visentin to write back with an ultimatum.
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Presidential spokesman Garba Shehu told CNN Thursday that the government was working with international organizations, which helped in past negotiations to plead with the abductors following the ultimatum.
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GOP lawmakers were frustrated that Trump's trade team cut them out of the final negotiations, leaving them with a take-it-or-leave-it ultimatum on final passage.
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And like I told you, they gave me an ultimatum to stay at the scene of the crime with the other two children or to go with Tamir.
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The ultimatum reflected deepening impatience in Washington with the global postal system's failure to keep up with market and economic changes or recognize China's growth e-commerce market.
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Fizdale even worked to add the 2.53-point shot to Gasol's game, reportedly giving the big man an ultimatum: attempt four 3-pointers per game or get pulled.
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On Syria, Mr. Tillerson delivered what sounded much like an ultimatum to the Russians on Tuesday while talking to reporters at a Group of 7 meeting in Italy.
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Health Minister Obadiah Moyo, who on Saturday issued the ultimatum for doctors to return to work on Monday or face disciplinary action, said he could not immediately comment.
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New York City has presented President Donald Trump's longtime personal attorney, Michael Cohen, with an ultimatum: divest from your taxi cab medallions quickly, or have them all seized.
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Part of a global movement to demonize and isolate Israel, the activists issued an ultimatum demanding that the reggae star denounce the Jewish State before he could perform.
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Finally, the patient got an ultimatum: She would receive care with a 24-hour guard in her room, with no exit and no visitors; or she could leave.
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READ: What happens when Russia ignores the U.K.'s ultimatum over nerve agent attack May added that Britain would also suspend all high-level bilateral contacts with Russia.
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ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa and Secretary-General Ace Magashule visited Zuma at his home in Pretoria late Monday to deliver an ultimatum: quit or be stripped of power.
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" Perry Cammack, a former State Department official and fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace: "The 30-day Mattis and Pompeo ultimatum is highly welcome and long overdue.
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Trump team ultimatum: No more talks, time to vote Among other criticisms, Brooks said the bill would increase insurance premiums, and basically amounted to a GOP-owned entitlement program.
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Through Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney, the president delivered an ultimatum to House Republicans on Thursday evening: Vote for the AHCA or Obamacare stays in place.
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With the sun heading into your "all or nothing" eighth house from the 22nd on, you may have to deliver an ultimatum to keep the one you love alert.
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" Perry Cammack, a former State Department official and fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace: "The 30-day Mattis and Pompeo ultimatum is highly welcome and long overdue.
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Rouhani essentially gave Europe an ultimatum: Choose Iran over the U.S. by resuming Iranian trade in violation of sanctions, or see Iran return to higher levels of uranium enrichment.
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San Juan's government suspended the addition of cyanide to Veladero's gold processing facility after the latest spill, and gave the mine an ultimatum to overhaul safety and environmental operations.
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Images: FacebookIn preparation for a full-scale push of the Moments app, Facebook has issued users an ultimatum: download the app, or risk losing many of your photos forever.
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In a bid to address an ultimatum by German Chancellor Angela Merkel's junior coalition partner, the EU summit will look at "secondary movements" of asylum seekers across the bloc.
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The 42-year-old rapper is behind bars in a New Orleans where the judge gave him an ultimatum ... pay the dough or spend 30 days in the slammer.
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He did not specify when the ultimatum expires, adding that talks were continuing with the Congolese and South Sudanese governments as well as regional organizations to find a solution.
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Back at the White House, Spicer effectively gave Moscow an ultimatum: choose better relations with Trump administration or its relations with nations that pursue policies contrary to US interests.
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Iran said last week it would retaliate against new sanctions imposed by Washington after Trump set an ultimatum to fix "disastrous flaws" in a deal curbing Tehran's nuclear program.
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"Irving told me – a couple of days later – that she'd given the band an ultimatum, and either I had to go or she was going to go," he recalls.
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The Trump administration has been discussing for weeks what to do about DACA, responding to the deadline on an ultimatum issued by 10 state attorneys general, led by Texas.
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The latest rescue followed late-night talks, when the central bank presented the troubled bank with an ultimatum: find 4 billion rubles of extra capital or be bailed out.
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On Sunday, prior to the resignation announcement, Mugabe's own leading ZANU-PF party sacked him as party chief and gave him an ultimatum to leave voluntarily or face impeachment.
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However Bennett did not repeat this in his remarks on Thursday nor did he render an explicit ultimatum to Netanyahu, with whom he is due to meet on Friday.
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The archbishop issued his ultimatum after a member of the Catholic community saw that the teacher announced his same-sex marriage on social media and complained to the archdiocese.
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Tarek was only 11 years old when then-President George W. Bush gave Hussein an ultimatum: 48 hours to leave Iraq with his sons before the U.S. would invade.
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As Chad checks himself out in what appears to be a birdhouse but must be a mirror, Evan gives JoJo an ultimatum: Get rid of Chad or he'll walk.
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The film follows Jesper, a spoiled postman (Jason Schwartzman) who's given an ultimatum: start a post office in the Arctic Circle or be cut off from the family's fortune.
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HARARE, Zimbabwe — Former loyalists of President Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe vowed on Monday to begin impeachment proceedings against him, after he ignored their ultimatum demanding that he step down.
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The president then switched tactics and gave up trying to bring the conservative opponents into the fold, instead delivering an ultimatum that all Republicans needed to back the bill.
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In an interview that aired on Sunday, Maduro rejected a European ultimatum to call elections within eight days and said Guaido violated the constitution by declaring himself interim leader.
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Harry Truman's ultimatum to the Soviets to leave Iran after World War II and John F. Kennedy's policy of pushing Mohammad Reza Pahlavi to adopt reforms are usually overlooked.
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After swimming out through the front window during the storm and then clashing with her landlord during the cleanup, Ms. Nelson received an ultimatum to vacate within five days.
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Reince Priebus, the chief of staff, has reportedly been given an ultimatum by Mr. Trump: Shake up the beleagured White House staff by July 4, or hit the road.
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The mayor's threat to skip the parade foreshadowed the ultimatum he would make several days later when he threatened to veto Ms. Mark-Viverito's budget provision on legal services.
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However, the promo for the overnight dates hints at Madi giving Peter an ultimatum, prompting many fans to believe that she may decide to eliminate herself from the running.
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Allies of Mr. Trump, who has fumed over the often-scathing coverage of him on "Morning Joe," rejected that interpretation of the exchanges, saying that no ultimatum was issued.
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That unlocked all sorts of possibilities, because she would not have been party to any of this old story with Jason Bourne, the story of Identity through to Ultimatum.
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We're told almost immediately after the referee for Andrew's wrestling match gave him the impossible ultimatum, the dreads were swept up -- no questions asked -- and thrown in the trash.
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Democrats, who overwhelmingly endorsed the resolution of disapproval, framed the vote as an ultimatum on whether lawmakers would buck party loyalty in order to protect Congress's constitutionally granted powers.
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While (allegedly) giving lawmakers an ultimatum might sound dramatic, it's perfectly in keeping with how the industry has approached the fledgling debate about expanding health coverage beyond the ACA.
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Days later, James was visibly drunk again and proceeded to fat-shame fellow SUR-ver Katie Maloney, which led to her giving Lisa an ultimatum: fire him or I quit.
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Later in the day, Hart posted another Instagram video saying that the Academy had given him an ultimatum to apologize or it would rescind the offer to host the awards.
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The month before I left for my senior year of college, I was given an ultimatum: deal with an extreme amount of pain for another year or stop playing lacrosse.
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On Tuesday, the NCAA gave North Carolina an ultimatum: repeal HB2 within 48 hours, or the state won't be considered eligible for hosting any championship games in the foreseeable future.
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So after the couple complained to the state's civil rights agency, Mr Phillips received an ultimatum: make wedding cakes for gay and straight couples alike, or stop making them altogether.
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It's the Offred before her who provides the leverage she needs; she has so little to fight with, but if her life is an ultimatum now, then she'll use it.
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Ten state attorneys general, led by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, have issued an ultimatum to the Trump administration -- sunset DACA by September 5, or we'll challenge it in court.
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"I thought it was a counterterrorism raid, like some 'Bourne Ultimatum' tip," John Barclay said of the raid that resulted in a cabaret-license violation for his bar, in Bushwick.
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On Saturday, gang members came to her home with an ultimatum, she said, tears rolling down her face: Give up her son to them or they would both be killed.
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But in March, Noble's creditors agreed to give existing shareholders a 20 percent equity share, up from a previous 10 percent, with an ultimatum - back the proposal or face insolvency.
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They will rally nations against any U.S. ultimatum that, in return for continued U.S. participation, establishes strict new membership criteria and gives the U.S. greater control over the council's agenda.
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Back in December, that kind of of ultimatum would have been absurd — a sizable militia would have been needed to clear 10,000 people off the banks of the Missouri River.
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Chief strategist Stephen Bannon reportedly backed Trump's ultimatum that the House vote on the healthcare measure last week as a way of publicly shaming Republicans who split with the president.
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On CNN's "State of the Union," Bob Corker, the Tennessee Republican who leads the Foreign Relations committee, said that Mr. Trump may have been trying to lay down an ultimatum.
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Mr. Netanyahu's conservative Likud party had issued an ultimatum that if Blue and White nominated its original candidate for speaker, Meir Cohen, that would spell the end of unity talks.
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That ultimatum, which congressional Democrats have rejected, has prevented Congress from approving legislation to restore funding to about a quarter of the federal government, which closed down partially on Dec.
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NAW DEH, Afghanistan — Just before midterm exams in January, Mohammad Sadiq Halimi, the deputy education director for Farah Province in western Afghanistan, was given an ultimatum by local Taliban leaders.
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I didn't give Bob an ultimatum and say, "I'm going to join ..." I really wanted to join the Walt Disney Company and work for Bob, to be honest with you.
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In a spectacular gesture of defiance, Mr. Seehofer has given Ms. Merkel an ultimatum: If she does not agree to the measure, he will carry it out against her will.
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In New York, the US ambassador to the UN, Nikki Haley, gave a speech that hinted the timetable for talks might not be anytime soon and contained a clear ultimatum.
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She gave Mr. Maldonado an ultimatum, and he broke off his relationship with the woman in the Melrose Houses, repudiating her in front of her friends, Mr. Maldonado's relatives said.
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"North Korea is close to issuing an ultimatum toward the United States to come to the negotiating table with new calculations or to return to developing nuclear weapons," Koh added.
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"North Korea is close to issuing an ultimatum towards the United States to come to the negotiating table with new calculations or to return to developing nuclear weapons," Koh added.
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The NCAA had issued an ultimatum last Tuesday: Repeal HB2 within 48 hours, or the state would no longer be eligible for hosting any championship games in the foreseeable future.
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On Sunday, Mr. Gnanasara, who leads the Buddhist Power Force movement and whose six-year sentence for contempt of court was recently annulled by a presidential pardon, gave an ultimatum.
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On Twitter, the same place where he first announced the raids, Trump gave Congress an ultimatum: agree on an asylum deal in two weeks, or the arrests are back on.
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Domestic flights are not involved in the ultimatum and in the worst case, international travel to and from the KRG will be re-routed through Baghdad and other Iraqi airports.
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Critics see the ultimatum as an act of rage from a notoriously impetuous politician who reportedly has little interest in the details of and is increasingly frustrated by healthcare policy.
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Over the weekend, traders were acting like they were throwing down some kind of ultimatum to President Trump: it's put up or shut up time on the Trump rally, Mr. President.
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Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe has not met the ultimatum set by his own party to step down for his position, meaning members of parliament are now set to begin impeachment proceedings.
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Reuters reported Wednesday that Kremlin officials described the ultimatum from the U.S. government as unacceptable and that Moscow considers the sale of its missile system to Ankara as an irrevocable agreement.
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The new U.S. policy threatens to wipe out much of that supply at a time when the oil market is already tightening, though analysts expect some countries to defy Trump's ultimatum.
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Damon had said he didn't want to play Bourne again unless Supremacy and Ultimatum director Paul Greengrass wanted to come back — and once he agreed, the project came back on track.
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When he announced Russia's withdrawal from a plutonium reduction treaty in October, Mr Putin sent the Americans an ultimatum listing three conditions for building a good relationship with the new administration.
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In the image's caption, he issued an ultimatum to no one in particular saying that he won't appear in the ninth installment of the franchise if the former wrestler signs on.
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One approached the gang of teens sitting in the stands and offered them an ultimatum: Either someone owns up to bringing booze into the game, or everyone takes an alcohol test.
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Moore credited her recovery to two people she "barely knew" at the time, who she said presented her with an opportunity — or, as she put it, an "ultimatum" — to seek help.
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In this view, if the proposed summit between Mr Trump and Mr Kim takes place, it may be no more than the prelude to an ultimatum and perhaps even to war.
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"I say clearly to Matteo Salvini that there is no time left, he must take a decision this week," Di Maio said, without specifying what would happen if the ultimatum passed.
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Facing this ultimatum, Ecuadorian officials in the capital city of Quito decided on October 15 to cut Assange off from the outside world, shutting down his internet access and telephone service.
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Trump has delivered an ultimatum to the European signatories to fix what he saw as the "terrible flaws" of the deal, threatening to refuse to extend U.S. sanctions relief on Iran.
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Unwilling to wait for the welterweight legend, Bisping then dealt St-Pierre an ultimatum: take the title shot on July 8, or I'm giving that title shot back to Yoel Romero.
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Indeed, he's reportedly going to present Kushner with an ultimatum that unless progress is made within 45 days, the Palestinian Authority will turn away from the United States as a broker.
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BISSAU (Reuters) - Guinea-Bissau's newly appointed Prime Minister Faustino Fudut Imbali handed in his resignation on Friday after an ultimatum was given by West African regional bloc ECOWAS, the president said.
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Captured by Neolution, Sarah wakes up back at Dyad face-to-face with Ferdinand, who gives her an ultimatum straight from Rachel: agree to a truce, or she'll lose her family.
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When the president ignored the ultimatum, Mr Camacho ordered protesters to shut government buildings and the country's borders to trade, so that Mr Morales "doesn't have a single peso to govern".
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President Donald Trump said on Tuesday he gave his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, an ultimatum in their meeting last week: solve the North Korea crisis and get a good trade deal.
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More than 500 people gathered on Saturday at Thammasat University in Bangkok to protest Thailand's military government, delivering an ultimatum that their demands must be met by May 22, Reuters reports.
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The day before, Tillerson had issued Moscow an ultimatum, saying it had to decide whether to side with the U.S. and its allies, or align itself with Assad, Hezbollah, and Iran.
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Among the list of hard-line demands that Trump's delegation handed China last week was an ultimatum to cut $200 billion from its annual trade surplus with the U.S. by 2020.
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What's at Stake As Cubans continued either to mourn or to celebrate the death of Fidel Castro, President-elect Donald Trump issued a vague ultimatum to the Cuban government on Monday.
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And he added an ultimatum, declaring that if the agreement were not renegotiated to permanently stop Iran from developing nuclear weapons, he would terminate it at some point in the future.
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As more women came forward, and Republican congressional leaders turned on Moore, Hannity, with maximum theatrical flourish, delivered an ultimatum: Moore had 24 hours to explain the inconsistencies in his story.
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Which is why it's a minor relief when she gives Dro an ultimatum: Either they go back to being just friends — no sex — or they become "acquaintances" who only mess around.
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The cold, often intimate violence dispatched by Damon's quiet antihero in "The Bourne Identity" (2002), "The Bourne Supremacy" (2004) and "The Bourne Ultimatum" (2007) helped define action movies of the era.
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Mr. Trump's ultimatum comes at a time when Iran's economy is struggling, and the nuclear deal has not delivered on the promises made by Iran's president, Hassan Rouhani, for economic improvement.
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He kicked off the franchise with The Bourne Identity in 2002 and followed up with three sequels: 2004's Bourne Supremacy, 2007's The Bourne Ultimatum, and 2016's Jason Bourne.
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A third diplomat told the news service the ultimatum was counterproductive because it made the European countries appear to be following Trump's orders in the eyes of the world at large.
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Trump set a May 12 deadline for European allies to agree to improve the nuclear accord, with the ultimatum that the U.S. will essentially withdraw by refusing to renew sanctions waivers.
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This week, the Senate Judiciary Committee's ranking lawmaker threatened to advance a vote as early as Monday, in an ultimatum meant to compel Ford to tell her side of the story.
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Amazon went on a shopping spree here, buying a number of titles, including "Late Night" and "The Report," from Scott Z. Burns, who's better known for his scripts ("The Bourne Ultimatum").
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They have also given an ultimatum and said that Germany may not support and upgrade the European Union's (EU) custom agreement with Turkey, which is a very big deal for Turkey.
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In January, Trump delivered an ultimatum to the European signatories of the 2015 nuclear accord, which aimed to curb Iran's nuclear program in return for lifting various trade and economic sanctions.
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In October, PEOPLE learned that Disick, 32, had entered luxury rehab center Cliffside Malibu after Kourtney, 36, issued an ultimatum about access to their kids: Mason, 6, Penelope, 3, and Reign, 1.
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The archbishop issued his ultimatum after a member of the Catholic community saw that the teacher had announced his marriage on social media and complained to the archdiocese, multiple sources told CNN.
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Thursday The White House issues a health care ultimatum White House officials and Speaker Paul Ryan told House Republicans they're done negotiating and that a vote on health care will happen Friday.
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Trump responded Thursday night by issuing an ultimatum to GOP lawmakers — demanding they vote on Friday and threatening to leave Obamacare in place if the new health care legislation failed to pass.
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U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday delivered an ultimatum to European signatories of the deal to fix the "terrible flaws" of the agreement with Iran, or the United States would pull out.
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Quoting sources, the newspaper said Gordhan's ultimatum to Zuma ahead of his budget speech was due to a serious deterioration in Godhan's relationship with South African Revenue Service (SARS) commissioner Tom Moyane.
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But Trump's tweet, the latest of several in recent months accusing California of bringing wildfires on itself, appeared to be a largely empty ultimatum, presuming presidential authority he lacks under federal statutes.
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Lem gave Zach and his lady friend the chance to give up a life of killing and blood and when they chose not to, he gave them an ultimatum to leave town.
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In Florida, there was a similar case when North Florida Christian School gave an ultimatum to 17-year-old Jenesis Johnson: either cut her afro or leave the school the following year.
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Authorities moved quickly after the fall of Daraya to issue an ultimatum to the rebels of neighboring Muadamiya, which had been spared similar destruction thanks to a local truce, fighters there said.
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With Hextech Ultimatum, Camille jumps onto the targeted enemy champion and locks them into a hexagon, allowing her to deal with them 1v1 while other enemies are locked out of the zone.
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They had planned a vote on the measure after Trump cut off negotiations with Republicans who had balked at the plan and issued an ultimatum to vote on Friday, win or lose.
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The four Arab states that imposed a boycott on Qatar have issued an ultimatum to Doha to close Al Jazeera television, curb ties with Iran, shut a Turkish base and pay reparations.
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Stoere says he is adamant he would not accept the Green Party's ultimatum of shutting down the industry but his position may be more difficult to defend if he needs their support.
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The opposition Socialists presented their no-confidence motion to parliament while Rajoy's former allies, Ciudadanos, issued him with an ultimatum: call an election or face their own second motion of no confidence.
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The alleged story is Nicks wanted Mike Campbell from Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers to replace Buckingham and issued an ultimatum -- Lindsey goes or I go -- and the band sided with Nicks.
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" In the same interview, Buckingham said Azoff told him that he was "getting ousted" and that Nicks gave the rest of the band "an ultimatum: Either you go or she's gonna go.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Hundreds gathered at a Bangkok university on Saturday to deliver an ultimatum to Thailand's military government, the latest in a series of anti-government demonstrations that began earlier this year.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump sent top U.S. officials to Europe with a familiar warning from Washington that allies must spend more on defense, this time with the ultimatum "or else".
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Mr. Cuomo's letter essentially boiled down to an ultimatum: either National Grid would supply gas to all those requesting it, or the governor would seek to revoke its license in two weeks.
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European officials issued the ultimatum last night after Michel Barnier, the EU's chief Brexit negotiator, said the UK government needed to "fundamentally alter its position" if it wanted to secure a deal.
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Now the demonstrators accuse the government of purposely leaving them vulnerable to attack, and they have given Mr. Ghani an ultimatum to meet their demands — another September deadline, as it turns out.
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In early May, when Dr. Thomas Stossel told his wife, Dr. Kerry Maguire, of his plan to vote for Donald J. Trump in the general election, she hit him with an ultimatum.
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Then Trump gave Canada an ultimatum: Sign the agreement by Friday, with whatever tweaks it could muster with the White House, or Trump would complete the deal with Mexico and without Canada.
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Mike Pence of Indiana, the Republican vice-presidential candidate, declined to appear on Mr. Trump's behalf at a party gathering in Wisconsin and offered him something of an ultimatum on Saturday afternoon.
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As he grills potential lovers about likes and dislikes, delivering question after question about marriage and kids, each ultimatum feels more ridiculous, yanking love's ethereal mystery back to the logistics of Earth.
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From Kate Kelly of the NYT: Late last year, Mr. Schwartz approached Goldman's lead director, the private-equity executive Adebayo O. Ogunlesi, with an ultimatum, according to people familiar with the exchange.
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French Economy Minister Bruno Le Maire said the Iranian threats were not helpful: "I do not think that Europe will get drawn into this idea of an ultimatum," Le Maire told reporters.
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"The Bourne Ultimatum," the third and best of the series, follows Bourne (Matt Damon) as he discovers a secret C.I.A. black-ops mission to use agents like himself to carry out assassinations.
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Mr. Bennett and Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked, also of Jewish Home, are scheduled to make statements on Monday morning, when they are expected to issue an ultimatum or even quit the government.
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The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, which first reported on the memo and the ultimatum to workers, reported one contractor forwarded the information to workers based on a memo Shell sent to union workers.
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NAGANO, Japan — The mayor of Misato, a remote village of 22011,247 people in rugged western Japan, laid down an ultimatum early last year: The local mascot character, Misabo, must prove his worth.
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"There is no question of there being an ultimatum, this is a paper that has been produced on a specific aspect of policy that would not work," Rees-Mogg told BBC radio.
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The Roots of the Delhi Riots: A Fiery Speech and an Ultimatum: A local Hindu politician told the police to evict a group of Muslim protesters or he and his men would.
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Local officials provided him and others on his flight an ultimatum: They could either seek asylum in the country or be given transportation to their home countries of Honduras or El Salvador.
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He was largely absent from House attempts to craft a bill earlier this year, weighing in at the end when the effort appeared on the verge of collapse to issue an ultimatum.
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Cole then got up in the middle of the night and met Alison again, this time on a Montauk pier, where she gave him the happy-jerk-miserable-hero ultimatum and left.
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Harriet Tubman's life and legacy complicates this description, and the film about her breathes new life to Baldwin's words by showing a black woman uttering the nation's founding creed as an ultimatum.
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We have three major works with Damon as the central figure: "The Bourne Identity" (2002), "The Bourne Supremacy" (2004), and "The Bourne Ultimatum" (2007), known collectively to scholars as the synoptic Bournes.
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His comments drew a sharp response from his Turkish counterpart, who issued an ultimatum of his own, demanding the US end its support for Kurdish groups in Syria who have fought ISIS.
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He took over the Matt Damon-led series with the second film, 2004's The Bourne Supremacy, then reached new heights with 2007's The Bourne Ultimatum, which won three technical Oscars.
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But she had enough money saved up in case she lost her job, and she eventually delivered an ultimatum that unless she got 30 days to make a counterproposal, she would quit.
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He claims instead of working through their creative differences, Random Acts issued an ultimatum -- move forward with the project as written ... or fork over $500,000, which Gere calls a corrupt extortion attempt.
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The Irishman also highlighted that he didn't agree with Dana White's ultimatum that he would have to vacate the featherweight title if he did not defend the championship in his next bout.
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The NY Times reports that Jackson Lee, who denies she fired the aide for retribution, was given an ultimatum by the foundation to step down this week or face a vote of removal.
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Her family and management team issued a final ultimatum that convinced Lovato — who was diagnosed with bipolar disorder during her first stint in rehab — to finally give up drugs and alcohol in 2012.
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The final nail in the coffin was said to be the LSE's rejection of an ultimatum from European antitrust regulators for it to sell its stake in a bond-trading platform in Italy.
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Team president Steve Mills said Wednesday that it wasn't the Knicks' preference to part with Porzingis, but he made it clear through an ultimatum that New York was no longer his preferred home.
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On Tuesday, Kodmani told me another suburb ,Moadameya, home to 45,000 people facing the same agonizing decision, an ultimatum from the government to turn over 6,000 military-age males and end their resistance.
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"It is more of a statement of our position, with supporting arguments," a member of the ERG said, denying it was an ultimatum to the prime minister or an attempt to undermine her.
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Four years ago, federal health officials gave Texas an ultimatum: Block Planned Parenthood from participating in a state family planning programs, and we'll cut Texas off from millions of dollars in federal funding.
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The United States delivered Russia a 60-day ultimatum earlier this month to come clean about what Washington says is a violation of the Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces Treaty between Moscow and Washington.
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"We certainly need more time ..., for example legislative changes require parliamentary work, so it seems that Monday can be seen as an auxiliary date, not an ultimatum for sure," Konrad Szymanski told reporters.
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He couldn't be clearer ... the "goon" who threatened his client in 2011 had to come from Trump's camp, and he's determined to find out who ordered the ultimatum to stay silent, or else.
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