His announcement came complete with ultimatums, warnings, threats and sanctions.
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Zarif insisted that such ultimatums only would rattle Iranian sensitivities.
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Don't whine or give ultimatums Avoid comparing yourself to others.
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The ultimatums are flying on both sides of the aisle.
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Ultimatums can be successful in the right situation, says Lena Aburdene Derhally, MS, LPC, a licensed psychotherapist in Washington, D.C. She says there are good and bad ultimatums, and it depends how you use them.
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Rebels raided newsrooms and issued ultimatums, demanding changes to editorial policies.
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The trespassers refuse, vandalize cultural artifacts, and continue to issue ultimatums.
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Trump didn't give the upper chamber any ultimatums or deadlines, Sen.
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But an entity as powerful as Google doesn't have to issue ultimatums.
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Dealing with Arabs and Israelis isn't about threatening lawsuits and issuing ultimatums.
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By the song's end, Kim establishes that she's more than her ultimatums.
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Also, friendly reminder: Ultimatums can totally work in this type of scenario.
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The government is now a collection of warring factions issuing rival ultimatums.
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I am uncomfortable with ultimatums, although I guess that's what this is.
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But they need integral long-term solutions, not simplistic ultimatums and threats.
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"Di Maio pays attention to nobody and proceeds through ultimatums," he added.
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Kids tend to rebel against their parents in reaction to threats and ultimatums.
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In relationships, ultimatums are not helpful — it's oftentimes healthier to discuss boundaries instead.
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Such a step could potentially open the floodgates to ultimatums from other companies.
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Qatar said the ultimatums amounted to a demand that it surrender its sovereignty.
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As we're currently seeing in Britain, parliamentarians tend to react badly to such ultimatums.
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Ultimatums are flying, but is that really the best way to go about things?
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And he trains relatives to support their loved ones with kindness and compassion, not ultimatums.
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Our policy is to stand by the evidence and not to give in to ultimatums.
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"... We will, of course, accept no ultimatums or blackmail methods," Interfax quoted him as saying.
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With Super Bowl City already open for business, however, it's a little late for ultimatums.
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Rauner still won't commit to give Chicago's kids a chance without caveats or ultimatums. Gov.
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This is not serious international law... Secondly, ultimatums and threats are not part of democracy.
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Ultimatums were a tactic he also deployed when negotiating with conservatives during the health care debate.
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Arguments over what show to watch on date night can escalate into full-out breakup ultimatums.
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American strategy should be based on a long diplomatic slog that cannot be circumvented with ultimatums.
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He said that making demands or giving ultimatums can come across negatively during the negotiating process.
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After the referendum, Mr. Puigdemont and Mr. Rajoy engaged in a game of chicken, exchanging ultimatums.
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But he didn&apost excel as a leader by constantly making ultimatums and reprimanding his men.
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Threats, bluster, and public ultimatums make good political theater at home, but probably not good leverage.
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The EU signatories warned Iran in a joint statement on May 9th that they "reject any ultimatums".
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The new targets and ultimatums dished out today by Musk come at a precarious time for Tesla.
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Giving ultimatums, where you harshly demand a particular salary from a prospective employer, usually backfires, Lindner said.
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It's a great day to communicate your feelings, but avoid giving ultimatums—things could work out unexpectedly.
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They believe that this candidate, of all candidates, is unlikely to respond to public hectoring or ultimatums.
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The path forward cannot be unrealistic, unilateral ultimatums and barely concealed threat of invasion, as Pompeo proposed.
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It would certainly be a hard switch from Trump, with his tariffs and his ultimatums, to someone else.
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"This, of course, assumes the end to the policy of ultimatums, sanctions and blackmail," Lavrov told a briefing.
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Mr. Carranza says that he isn't comfortable with deadlines or ultimatums — he wants to change hearts and minds.
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Legislative ultimatums from Schumer and Pelosi may make the uphill climb of passing any gun measure even steeper.
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"We don't accept ultimatums from anyone," Maduro said in an interview with Spanish private channel LaSexta on Sunday.
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"We don't accept ultimatums from anyone," Maduro said in an interview with Spanish TV network LaSexta on Sunday.
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But it should not be Mr. Trump issuing ultimatums, threatening the soldiers or telling them what to do.
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In what was Turkey's first direct response to the letter, Cavusoglu said no one can give Turkey ultimatums.
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On Saturday, Most leader Bozo Petrov said his party would not accept "ultimatums" from HDZ for remaining in coalition.
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He stakes out maximalist positions and issues brutal ultimatums to compel action, arguing that extreme problems demand extreme tactics.
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Issuing ultimatums, they suggested, risks reducing GOP support for helping young undocumented immigrants at risk for deportation in March.
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EU leaders, for their part, promptly responded Thursday by saying they "reject any ultimatums" but remain committed to the deal.
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In July the government sent legal ultimatums to two organisations participating in an election-monitoring consortium, demanding that they withdraw.
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Ultimatums can be a way to stop a vicious cycle of behavior that causes you pain and anxiety, she says.
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Ultimatums aren't always manipulative like this, though, and they can be a healthy way to solve a conflict, Derhally says.
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The clear rejection of the administration's proposal should demonstrate that the president's attempt to give ultimatums is a failing proposition.
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Boeing and Carrier announce layoffs; East Coast subway riders suffer through repairs; Saudi Arabia gives Qatar a set of ultimatums.
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We make ultimatums, scream words that remind us of who we are, all that we're capable of, what we deserve.
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Ultimatums over gas supplies were once a regular feature of eastern European winters, but lately the threat has grown more sophisticated.
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So far Qatar has maintained that it is open to resolving this conflict through dialogue and not through ultimatums and demands.
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His approach to negotiating with congressional Democrats has been to issue ultimatums, then wait for them to move in his direction.
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"When they use bullying tactics or give you ultimatums, you may have a problem on your hands," Kerr told Business Insider.
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The militants blared ultimatums from the loudspeakers of Mosul mosques: Leave by July 2000 to avoid death or forced conversion to Islam.
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A source close to the PD said the party was vexed and upset by the "continuous ultimatums" laid down by 5-Star.
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Neither Trump nor anyone else issued any ultimatums about the upcoming full Senate vote, which could come as soon as this week.
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So far the President has not issued any major controversial ultimatums -- insisting on money for certain programs or barring it from others.
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Jorge Masvidal will definitely not be fighting Conor McGregor next as "you can't make ultimatums," the UFC boss Dana White has said.
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PARIS, May 21 (Reuters) - Europe will not succumb to ultimatums from Iran, French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said Paris on Tuesday.
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Generally, conservative Republicans have attempted to use the debt limit to push fiscal reform, while Democrats and moderate Republicans have opposed such ultimatums.
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As with Lisnyak's case, they call up dissidents to issue sinister ultimatums but then panic that they forgot to hide their phone number.
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Nah, the Potomac Housewives are upping the ante with marital problems, family ultimatums, financial woes, and shocking accusations that will have everyone talking.
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Ultimatums, threats and escalating rhetoric might have worked for President Donald Trump in the rough-and-tumble world of high-end real estate.
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Digital-age movements tend to be organizationally toothless, good at barking at power but bad at forcing ultimatums or chewing through complex negotiations.
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More broadly, it represents objections to his efforts to cut back on American participation in international organizations and to issue ultimatums to allies.
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" She says she knows "a lot of women who were given ultimatums... to either take that thing off [their headscarf], or to forfeit.
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They concluded that Mr. Trump was not interested in trying to reopen negotiations with Tehran, but wanted to give it a series of ultimatums.
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President Donald Trump sent no tweets, set no deadlines and issued no public ultimatums to strong arm Republican support for a bill to repeal Obamacare.
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"Framing it as a discussion about your feelings, as opposed to ultimatums and what your partner is doing wrong," will be more productive, she says.
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His legislative proposals are too extreme even for members of his own party, while his negotiating tactics are ultimatums at best, hostage-taking at worst.
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While the Taliban condemned the 2001 attacks on the United States, its regime did not give in to the American ultimatums to surrender bin Laden.
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"By issuing ultimatums, the Riyadh group, it seems, is trying to mask the fact it has no concrete and realistic proposals," the foreign ministry said.
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What's more, the responses around these difficult ultimatums may vary across cultures, revealing there's no universality in what people believe to be a morally superior option.
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But over the weekend, Qatar's foreign minister said they were "made to be rejected" and that Doha was interested in negotiations rather than complying with ultimatums.
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MARIA ZAKHAROVA, RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINISTER: (through translator) The Russian side has warned on numerous occasions that the policy of force and ultimatums is worthless and counterproductive.
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"We don't accept ultimatums from anyone," Maduro said in a defiant interview with Spanish television channel La Sexta carried out last week and broadcast on Sunday.
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The herdsmen thunder ultimatums at state assemblies that dare to enact laws regulating their business practices, which include murder, kidnapping, rape and the destruction of farms.
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" And the Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson added more fuel to the rapidly building fire: "Who does Britain think it is, issuing ultimatums to a nuclear power?
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He said that even the smallest miscalculation in Syria could lead to new waves of migrants and that ultimatums and threats do not help the dialogue.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said the U.N.-brokered negotiations in Geneva had run into a dead end due to ultimatums from the Syrian opposition in exile.
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Cory Booker (New Jersey) and former San Antonio Mayor Julián Castro have put out ultimatums to their donors: Start ponying up more money or I am out.
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In a statement marking the 30th anniversary of the IMF treaty last week, the Russian foreign ministry said Moscow considered "the language of ultimatums" and sanctions unacceptable.
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Pompeo calls on Iran to give a full accounting of its nuclear program and to withdraw support for proxy groups in the region, among several other ultimatums.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump, on his third try at overhauling Obamacare, sent no tweets attacking fellow Republicans, set no deadlines and issued no public ultimatums.
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The European Union and the foreign ministers of Germany, France and Britain said they were still committed to the deal but would not accept ultimatums from Tehran.
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During protracted negotiations to get the world's best ice hockey players to the Olympics there had been plenty of finger pointing and take-it-or-leave-it ultimatums.
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The rest of us will just have to stand down any ultimatums that it's "me or the cheeseburgers"... and it sounds like the cheeseburgers are likely to win.
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Ultimately, China will signal that it will not respond to ultimatums and that it will demand that it be treated with respect and dignity in the trade negotiations.
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Capitulating to politicians' ultimatums about a debate moderator violates all journalistic standards, as do threats, including the one leveled by Trump's campaign manager Corey Lewandowski toward Megyn Kelly.
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WASHINGTON, May 4 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump, on his third try at overhauling Obamacare, sent no tweets attacking fellow Republicans, set no deadlines and issued no public ultimatums.
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Public discourse about ecology tends to be off-puttingly dour and hortatory, full of grim scientific data about climate change and futile political ultimatums about civilization's doomsday tipping points.
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Trump has issued ultimatums about wall funding before, with little impact, even with his own Republican Party in majority control of both the Senate and the House of Representatives.
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In a statement marking the 30th anniversary of the treaty between the United States and the Soviet Union, the ministry said Moscow considered "the language of ultimatums" and sanctions unacceptable.
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Massachusetts now joins half dozen states that have issued similar ultimatums, hoping to generate a court decision that overturns previous precedent and sparks a new era of e-commerce taxation.
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"We've told the National Strike Committee that the government of President Duque has all the will for dialogue without ultimatums, without pressure and for the good of Colombia," Molano said.
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The planned protests and candidates' ultimatums represent the second time a campus labor fight has scrambled plans for the December debate, which will be the last such event of 2019.
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Russia denies any involvement and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov responded at the time that it was inappropriate for Australia and the Netherlands to issue Moscow with ultimatums over compensations.
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"Capitulating to politicians' ultimatums about a debate moderator violates all journalistic standards, as do threats, including the one leveled by Trump's campaign manager Corey Lewandowski toward Megyn Kelly," the statement continued.
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The Russian foreign ministry said in a statement it welcomed the fact that the talks were continuing, but warned against any external powers trying to foist ultimatums on the Venezuelan leadership.
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"There've only been ultimatums by the claimant to pay the sum in full, which certainly cannot be considered as a constructive position and readiness for an amicable agreement," Sergei Kopytov said.
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The government has given ultimatums to foreign messaging services such as Telegram to relocate their servers inside of Iran, and incentives to local developers to create platforms that would replace foreign applications.
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Mr. Ghani's critics — and there are more than ever — are losing patience, turning to public demonstrations, issuing ultimatums or threats, and joining in calls for a nationwide, traditional referendum on his authority.
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Today Germany bestrides its Continent, but German power is wielded softly, indirectly, implicitly — and when the fist is required, it takes the form of fiscal ultimatums, not military bluster or racial irredentism.
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EU states said on Thursday they wanted to preserve Iran's nuclear deal and rejected "ultimatums", after Tehran scaled back curbs on its nuclear program and threatened moves that might breach the pact.
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The Russian foreign ministry also said in its statement that U.N.-brokered negotiations in Geneva on the Syrian crisis had hit a dead end due to ultimatums from the Syrian opposition in exile.
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The EU has responded firmly to Iran's threat to roll back its 2015 nuclear deal commitments, saying in a statement Thursday that it rejects any ultimatums but remained committed to the multilateral pact.
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First person accounts of "breaking up with" a vibrator, partners threatening to throw a vibrator away or vibrator related relationship ultimatums can be found in many a blog post and online message board.
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Seehofer has issued a series of ultimatums to Merkel in recent months to press her into taking immediate action to limit the influx of migrants, only to back down at the last minute.
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She had employees trash my wine,she gave ultimatums on the show it was either her or me, she conveniently lost her memory during my lawsuit which cost me all of my savings.
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This is the fourth in Iran's unfolding series of ultimatums for Europe to offset the pain of U.S. sanctions, otherwise Tehran increasingly violates the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) every 60 days.
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She had employees trash my wine,she gave ultimatums on the show it was either her or me, she conveniently lost her memory during my lawsuit which cost me all of my savings.
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In short, human rights has never been off the agenda of Mr. Obama's Cuba policy, but experience has taught him that making imperious demands and issuing ultimatums did nothing to advance the cause.
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But the longer a situation like this festers, the harder it is to resolve — and if you find yourself reacting to the ultimatums of your workers, you risk undermining your authority in general.
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Giorno scoffed at the notion circulated in some sections of the media that Priebus had delivered ultimatums to Trump about funding or signaled that the RNC would divert resources away from its presidential nominee.
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You pride yourself on being flexible and hate having to make demands or give ultimatums, but a turning point in your relationships is here, and you need to make your feelings and needs known.
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These ultimatums only get tougher when women are denied the help they need to make responsible and moral reproductive choices — including the right to seek an abortion if and when they face that decision.
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In the docs, Mellon says JC set out to punish her by issuing ultimatums to all the factories it deals with for manufacturing: Work with Tamara, and Jimmy Choo takes its heel biz elsewhere.
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Increasingly, college administrators are pushing back against student demands perceived as doctrinaire on matters involving cultural sensitivity, and are asking for a spirit of negotiation rather than ultimatums, as Ms. Christakis urged in her email.
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You pride yourself on being flexible and you hate having to make demands or give ultimatums, but a turning point in your relationships is here, and you need to make your feelings and needs known.
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The ministry said Moscow was ready to hold talks with the U.S. on problems that have arisen around the treaty, but considered "the language of ultimatums" and attempts to pressure Russia by imposing sanctions unacceptable.
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To the backdrop of persistent court hearings and financial ultimatums, the Sports Shield consortium – led by former player Dean Holdsworth – completed a takeover last month in a joint-venture with the Inner Circle Investment Group.
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And yet by early August of that year, after the epic chain of blunders, accusations, and ultimatums that followed the assassination of the Austrian archduke Franz Ferdinand, at Sarajevo, the entire continent was in flames.
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IBM's mortgage servicing business Seterus has been hit with a proposed class action in Florida accusing it of trying to intimidate homeowners into paying delinquent amounts by making false ultimatums to foreclose on their homes.
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But as communication between the two groups becomes easier and easier, it's more important than ever for them to treat each other with respect, so they can listen to each other without resorting to ultimatums.
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In Kabul, Mr. Saleh has released the names of suspects in batches, moving from the lowest layer of the crime pyramid toward the top, giving suspects ultimatums to surrender and answer the accusations against them.
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Further down the chain of power, appropriations leaders in Congress see those potential ultimatums as roadblocks to getting any funding bills enacted before the fiscal year comes to an end in just over 11 months.
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" Lavrov said he told Pompeo that the Venezuelan people should decide their future and that Russia has acted "without any kind of ultimatums or conditions and our position essentially is that democratic forces cannot be stopped.
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Instead of acquiescing to the gulf states' ultimatums — such as requiring that it shut down news organizations and distance itself from groups like the Muslim Brotherhood — Qatar has only deepened its alliances with Iran and Turkey.
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We consider such ultimatums to be unacceptable, and we are going on the many statements made by representatives of Turkey's leadership headed by President Erdogan that the S-400 deal is already complete and will be implemented.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - European countries said on Thursday they wanted to preserve Iran's nuclear deal and rejected "ultimatums" from Tehran, after Iran relaxed restrictions on its nuclear program and threatened moves that might breach the 2015 international pact.
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One brief email exchange from somebody offering opposition research in the middle of a presidential campaign and the left is indulging their sick fetish of accusing the current administration of treason and coming up with melodramatic ultimatums.
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Now, Mr. Trump is in a diplomatic clash with Mr. Putin's Russia, his administration accusing Moscow of trying to cover up a Syrian chemical weapons attack on civilians and his secretary of state delivering us-or-them ultimatums.
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The European Union is the only thing that can guarantee democracy's survival in Spain because, as the philosopher Jürgen Habermas said, national democracies cannot even defend themselves against the furious ultimatums of capitalism that spreads beyond national borders.
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We consider such ultimatums to be unacceptable, and we are going on the many statements made by representatives of Turkey's leadership headed by President (Tayyip) Erdogan that the S-400 deal is already complete and will be implemented.
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Notable exceptions include centrist President Klaus Iohannis, an ethnic German, who has said that as a member of an ethnic and religious minority, he supports tolerance and openness towards others who are different while rejecting religious fanaticism and ultimatums.
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"We reject any ultimatums and we will assess Iran's compliance on the basis of Iran's performance regarding its nuclear-related commitments...," read a statement issued jointly by the European Union and the foreign ministers of Britain, France and Germany.
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Conservative Republicans like to use the debt limit issue as leverage to demand cuts in spending but Democrats and moderate Republicans usually oppose such ultimatums on the grounds that the borrowings are used to fund spending approved previously by Congress.
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"We see the breakdown of talks before they had even started as further evidence that Ryanair needs to build the organizational infrastructure, capability and mindset to deal with union negotiations that cannot be broken by ultimatums," they wrote in a note.
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MINSK (Reuters) - Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Tuesday it was inappropriate for Australia and the Netherlands to issue Moscow with ultimatums over compensation for relatives of people killed in the downing of flight MH17, RIA news agency reported.
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"I think that the best role for the league to play here is through constructive engagement toward change, not setting deadlines, not making ultimatums, but working with the private sector and the government to effect change in North Carolina," Silver said.
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The discussions led by Khalilzad, the Afghan peace march last spring, the proposal by Ghani for a negotiating process with the Taliban without preconditions or ultimatums, and the three day ceasefire between the Afghan government and the Taliban are all rare events.
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But bullying and ultimatums have proven ineffective with Cuba, and a backward move by the president would not only eviscerate his credibility on human rights, it could contribute to setting the United States and Russia on a track toward a next Cold War.
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ANKARA, June 13 (Reuters) - Turkey will not back down from its decision to buy Russian S-400 missile defence systems and rejects any ultimatums on the issue, Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Thursday in response to U.S. warnings about the purchase.
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But Mr. Pompeo's private meeting on Tuesday with Prince Mohammed, attended by a small number of aides on both sides, was highly scripted, and he made no dramatic threats or ultimatums, said one former senior administration official who was briefed on the gathering.
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Last weekend Iranian officials announced the third in an unfolding series of ultimatums, whereby Tehran progressively ratchets up its violations of the 2015 nuclear deal known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) unless Europe offsets the pain of U.S. sanctions.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The European Union and the foreign ministers of Germany, France and Britain on Thursday said they were still committed to the Iran nuclear deal but would not accept ultimatums after Iran announced it was scaling back curbs to its nuclear program.
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"We reject any ultimatums and we will assess Iran's compliance on the basis of Iran's performance regarding its nuclear-related commitments ...," read a statement issued jointly by the European Union and the foreign ministers of Britain, France and Germany, co-signatories of the deal.
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Republicans are wary: Republican senators are wary of crossing Trump on major issues like the border, where the party's base is pressuring Trump not to cave, and many have stopped short of flatly opposing using an emergency declaration or issuing ultimatums to the president.
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Meanwhile, Thailand desperately needs a maturity in its international affairs that respects that any either-or posturing or ultimatums benefit no one, least of all itself as the Thai economy continues to flounder and Prayuth's regime faces emerging environmental challenges that require a global response.
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The Foreign Ministry spokeswoman, Maria V. Zakharova, said it was "useless" for Mr. Tillerson to arrive in Moscow with "ultimatums" and suggested that if he wanted any progress, he should start by getting Mr. Trump and his administration on the same page about Syria strategy.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's suspension of an agreement on the disposal of weapons-grade plutonium is a signal to Washington that speaking to Russia from a position of force, in the language of sanctions of ultimatums, will not work, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Monday.
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Their collaboration on "Don't Hurt Yourself" is full of grandiose statements, ultimatums ("I fucks with you / until I realized I'm just too much for you" and "you're gonna lose your wife"), and is absolutely drenched in White's favorite studio tricks of vocal distortion and heavy, driving drums.
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ALBANY — Rattling sabers amid a standoff, Democratic Party officials presented a pair of ultimatums to two warring factions in the New York State Senate if a reconciliation is not achieved in 2018, along with an outline of a possible deal to end the long-running feud.
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More intriguingly, the letter suggested that both sides would "have the right to approve each other's deputies," something that seemingly would address a possible irritant to Mr. Klein: Michael N. Gianaris, Ms. Stewart-Cousins's No. 2 and an outspoken critic of the I.D.C. Then came the ultimatums.
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"We reject any ultimatums and we will assess Iran's compliance on the basis of Iran's performance regarding its nuclear-related commitments under the JCPOA and the NPT (Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons)," the statement read, with JCPOA referring to the Iran nuclear deal.
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The benefits to both player and team would be significant — Porzingis would be protected from long-term recovery or more injury issues, and the Knicks would no longer have to fear Porzingis's camp issuing win-or-walk ultimatums, as his brother and agent, Janis, did earlier this season.
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As was the case in the aftermath of last month's Group of 21 meeting in Quebec (when Mr. Trump called the prime minister "weak" and "dishonest"), the president's brand of diplomacy in Europe provided a mix of bashing the United States' closest allies, demands, ultimatums and threats — veiled and direct.
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It is also counterproductive to issue ultimatums that one is not prepared to enforce, as Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama6900 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2628 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 28503,22019 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
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Rather than simply announcing a walkout from government, the party could issue ultimatums to the CDU on matters like raising the minimum wage, reforming taxes, tightening climate policy and boosting public investment (Mr Walter-Borjans has called for a decade-long climate and infrastructure spending programme worth €500bn, or $550bn).
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Like his "resistant" comrades, nowhere does Moore offer a clear alternative to capitalism — other than to repeat the need for some ill-defined "democracy" — content to leave it to others who understand politics and social dynamics to do the heavy lifting and come up with actual answers and ideas to his ultimatums.
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But perhaps that might be the least of it, according to Eliezer Rabinovici, a theoretical physicist at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem who has been pursuing a dream of Arab-Israeli cooperation, walking a political and technical tightrope past wars, treaties, negotiations, ultimatums, assassinations and other crises with his friends and collaborators for more than 20 years.
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The release of the memos to congressional leaders is the latest in a now-recurring pattern of House Republican leaders pressing Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein on a question of document access relating to ongoing Capitol Hill investigations, followed by ultimatums or outright threats from some of those leaders, followed by the Justice Department ultimately providing access to the document in question.
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"We reject any ultimatums and will assess Iran's compliance on the basis of Iran's performance regarding its nuclear-related commitments under the JCPOA and the NPT," the joint statement from the EU high representative and the foreign ministers of France, Germany and the U.K. read, referring to the deal itself — the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action — and the Treaty on the Nonproliferation of Weapons, respectively.
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They'd told him he'd have to stay on the regimen anywhere from six to thirty months, but within three months he'd felt fine, his cough nearly gone and his arms and chest filling out again, so he'd started selling the pills, because he didn't need them anymore, and then he'd stopped coming to the clinic altogether, until the disease returned to shake him like a rat in a cage and he spat up blood and came back here to their contempt and their antiseptic smells and their masks and their dictates and their ultimatums.
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In 2016, New York and Illinois adopted rules to subsidize some reactors in danger of closing - The bill would provide a financial credit for nuclear operators capable of demonstrating to state regulators that financial support is needed to keep their plant or plants online - New Jersey regulators would determine which plants are eligible to receive support according to six criteria, including plant operators' ability to show their facilities contribute to carbon-free power generation, fuel diversity and grid resiliency - "There has been no demonstration that PSEG's nuclear plants are in financial difficulty other than bald assertion and ultimatums issued by the company," Stefanie Brand, New Jersey's ratepayer advocate, told the committee.
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