However, the state's House was unwilling to accept this caveat.
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Democrats appear unwilling to accept major restrictions on legal immigration.
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Wa Lone was unwilling to accept such frustrations, Tin Myint said.
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The institution is congenitally unwilling to accept any form of criticism.
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Some investors appeared unwilling to accept that they may have been duped.
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Her own relatives were unwilling to accept a nonwhite child into the family.
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Henry said it was "not so" that he had been unwilling to accept criticism.
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They're conservative Obamas: unwilling to compromise, unwilling to listen, unwilling to accept partial victory.
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I'm just inspired by how many young people are unwilling to accept the status quo.
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I'm just inspired by how many young people are unwilling to accept the status quo.
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It&aposs just them unwilling to accept that maybe people have different ideas and beliefs.
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A constitutional crisis, triggered by an incumbent president unwilling to accept electoral defeat, ended peacefully.
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It is disappointing that campaigners have been unwilling to accept the democratic result and move on.
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Maybe the market was unwilling to accept this most macho of Ferraris in a pastel shade.
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American consumers are increasingly unwilling to accept price hikes on everyday goods, Axios' Courtenay Brown reports.
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Hotels were also unwilling to accept large numbers of medical workers for fear of public reaction.
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Argentines are historically unwilling to accept that the peso may be worth less than they would like.
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Sources involved in the deal said investors were unwilling to accept AB InBev's valuations for Budweiser APAC.
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But off her medication for bipolar disorder and unwilling to accept help, she returned to the streets.
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Jim Inhofe of Oklahoma, who are unwilling to accept the scientific evidence that people are causing climate change.
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The government's communications have been inept, and some Muslim leaders depressingly unwilling to accept responsibility for fighting terrorism.
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This president seems incapable or unwilling to accept facts that might contradict his views or his policy preferences.
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But sources involved in the deal said investors were unwilling to accept the company's valuation for Budweiser APAC.
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Larry Drew was unwilling to accept the interim head coach label from the Cleveland Cavaliers without a restructured contract.
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Facing a potential debt crisis and unwilling to accept austere loan conditions from Western institutions, Beijing offered a lifeline.
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In denigrating him as a "so-called judge", Mr Trump seems unwilling to accept the legitimacy of his ruling.
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The Freedom Caucus lawmakers' immigration goals align more closely with Trump's demands that moderate Republicans appear unwilling to accept.
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Not surprisingly, Planned Parenthood and other abortion advocates have been unwilling to accept the nationwide shift toward choosing life.
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At the same time, South Korean leaders are unwilling to accept the view of Ms. Rice's successor, Lt. Gen.
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Unwilling to accept the election results, the left is organizing a massive resistance effort to reject all of Trump's policies.
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Chinese analysts said Mr. Xi was unwilling to accept Ms. Park's demand for "the most severe" sanctions against the North.
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The fact that Republican leaders are unwilling to accept that says as much about them as it does about him.
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Media General said it made several proposals to Meredith to end their deal but that Meredith was unwilling to accept them.
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But for PESCO to succeed, much more is needed, including financial commitments which German voters may still be unwilling to accept.
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But Trump, unwilling to accept the out that had been provided for him, later doubled down on his comments on Twitter.
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The prospect of an existence utterly devoid of marvels, all fluorescent lighting and beige carpets, is one I'm unwilling to accept.
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It was as if the only people who were unwilling to accept his innocence were those in control of his fate.
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The President has repeatedly said he is unwilling to accept anything less than $5 billion for his long-promised border wall.
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Trump seems unwilling to accept the South's involvement in North Korean affairs, even when in driving distance of the demilitarized zone.
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Chinese officials saw AIDS as a foreign affliction and were unwilling to accept that H.I.V. could spread among farmers selling blood.
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Rebels unwilling to accept Russian participation Russia is joining with Turkey in providing security in Idlib, Erdogan said Saturday, without elaborating further.
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His critics say he is attempting to deflect blame for an ill-conceived austerity plan that the population was unwilling to accept.
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While politicians continue to portray the public as being unwilling to accept any budget cutbacks, the facts don't back up that claim.
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It will say that the United States is truly unwilling to accept a nuclear Iran — not now, not in a decade, not ever.
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The protests show that Canadians are "increasingly unwilling to accept … fossil fuel mega-projects," Greenpeace Canada declared in a news release this week.
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During the last week, however, many young Americans have made it clear that they are unwilling to accept the results of the election.
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The South China Sea dispute is just an obstacle on China's path to greater power, which the United States has been unwilling to accept.
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M.B.S.'s responsibility for Khashoggi's murder is the latest conclusion reached by the United States intelligence community that Trump has been unwilling to accept.
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In practice, however, many are unwilling to accept the necessary trade-offs, including longer waiting times, less access to pricey medical treatments and higher taxes.
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She used her fame to discuss the plight of "hafus," but some in Japan were unwilling to accept her as a model of Japanese beauty.
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But if society is unwilling to accept the answer, we run the risk of undermining the very equality we are trying so hard to preserve.
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The film's devastating final shot casts Johnny as a sad-sack Satan wandering the world, unwilling to accept either punishment or forgiveness for his sins.
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But the unions, whose support for the plan is crucial for shareholders to unlock fresh financing, said they were unwilling to accept any further sacrifices.
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To me, the memo raises a lot more questions than it answers, and I'm just unwilling to accept this CliffsNotes version of the Mueller report.
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Unwilling to accept the fact that Congress is an equal branch of government, Trump is leaving House Democrats with little choice but to pursue impeachment.
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Many may be unwilling to accept the major losses implied by the restructuring that the country's President Nicolas Maduro proposed last month, sending debt prices plunging.
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Joseph R. Biden Jr. escalated the war of words between the two leading Democratic candidates, painting Elizabeth Warren as unwilling to accept criticism of her plans.
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Initially, I was unwilling to accept that it was the Hugo 2's fault, so I spent many weeks trying to train myself to like it.
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In these circumstances, how can we expect the Chinese to take us seriously when we are unwilling to accept any cost to protect the American homeland?
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Hoyer, 32, has a stronger arm than Brady, but he said that didn't matter much when competing against someone so tireless and unwilling to accept failure.
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Unwilling to accept this, Morgan slid over to the far side of the bench and began to pray: Lord, you can trust me with this date.
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NAB, the third largest, lost its top executives after an industry inquiry into misconduct accused them of being unwilling to accept responsibility for the bank's misconduct.
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Jonathan Chait makes a version of this case, arguing that Republicans have already proven they're unwilling to accept the filibuster being used to block any GOP nominee.
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Workers had repeatedly said they were unwilling to accept any further sacrifices when Alitalia's labor costs were already among the lowest among the legacy airlines in Europe.
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But critics are often highly judgmental, and very unwilling to accept divergent points of view, though they usually have less ability to enforce their ways of thinking.
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"We may never know all of the facts surrounding the murder of Mr. Jamal Khashoggi," he added, clearly unaware — or unwilling to accept — his intelligence agencies' findings.
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Patrushev said he believed the Obama administration had deliberately tried to discredit Russia because it was unwilling to accept that Washington's position of global leadership was slipping.
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Trump appears unwilling to accept the idea that weighing the President's powers and privileges against other parties' rights and interests is essential to a healthy constitutional system.
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Unwilling to accept that principle based on the Constitution and precedent, Whitehouse argued that chilling the First Amendment in favor of disclosure is a value he supports.
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Most importantly, the White House must be unwilling to accept as legitimate any government created by the constituent assembly arising from the bogus referendum planned by Maduro.
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The second is that, if the EU is unwilling to accept his plan, he will have no alternative but to leave with no deal on October 31st.
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" As to why we don't respect certain expressions of that pain, she adds that fans "are probably unwilling to accept or acknowledge that component of the artist's humanity.
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These frameworks do nothing for your organization if the company is unwilling to accept it has some gaps that will require a plan of action to close them.
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A dauntless young tenor saxophonist whose concept and ambition seem to grow broader by the week, Grand is unwilling to accept anything as a given — stylistically, culturally, whatever.
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CNN is unwilling to accept these conditions, so we've interviewed seven current and former camp residents remotely about what it's like for children to live in this detention center.
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Similarly, we heard stories of sex trade involvement among young people running from abusive homes, or thrown out by families unwilling to accept their sexual orientation or gender identity.
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When the family's mother walks across the room to offer Streisand a full spoon of carrots, male Barbra refuses, unwilling to accept the auxiliary privileges her disguise affords her.
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The case has proceeded slowly over the year and a half since the arrest, with many researchers unwilling to accept that Hutchins had played a role in the malware campaign.
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After coming out as transgender in 53, he didn't speak to his mom or dad for five years because, at the time, they were unwilling to accept his gender identity.
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But that proposal is the subject of intense negotiations in the Senate, where some nervous Republicans are unwilling to accept that 10 million people could lose coverage under that budget.
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For OneWeb to acquire Intelsat, Intelsat's bondholders must accept about $3.6 billion less than face value on their debt holdings, a condition they have so far been unwilling to accept.
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Some say Mr Thiel's politics will affect his firm, because some entrepreneurs do not want to be associated with his views and are unwilling to accept investment from his fund.
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He tried to explain the situation countless times, he said, but the landlords and real estate agents he encountered were unfamiliar with veteran's income and were unwilling to accept it.
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The U.S. Senate adjourned on Saturday, unable to break an impasse over Trump's demand for more funds for a wall on the border with Mexico that Democrats are unwilling to accept.
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Trump supporters are being harassed all across this country by a hysterical left unwilling to accept the decision and the will of the American people who put Donald Trump in office.
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NAB CEO Andrew Thorburn cut short planned leave after Commissioner Kenneth Hayne's report accused him and NAB Chairman Ken Henry of being unwilling to accept responsibility for the bank's bad behavior.
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Without their help, officials worry, they could lose an escalating global arms race in which AI will play an increasingly important role, something top officials say they are unwilling to accept.
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Since the inception of the probe, Trump has repeatedly dismissed Mueller's investigation as a "Russian witch hunt" and a "hoax" cooked up by Democrats unwilling to accept the 2016 election's results.
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With no end in sight to the government shutdown, President Donald Trump, who rightly said a government shutdown should be blamed on the White House, now seems unwilling to accept responsibility.
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By the time Caspere's murder was solved, most viewers had lost the plot and no longer cared, unwilling to accept that the season was never really about who killed Ben Caspere.
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By comparison, 43 percent in Italy, 36 percent in Britain, 34 percent in Austria and 33 percent in Germany said they would be unwilling to accept a Muslim as a family member.
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However, London is unwilling to accept a high cost to its divorce from the EU. All the main ministers in the British cabinet dismiss the idea of making such a large payment.
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Still smarting from the Republicans' successful obstruction of then- President Obama 's 2016 pick to replace the late Antonin Scalia , Democrats are especially unwilling to accept business as usual on Supreme Court appointments.
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Branding itself is even more crucial for a country that seeks to play a grand global role but is unwilling to accept Western norms of legitimacy for domestic governance and for international diplomacy.
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Clinton was unwilling to accept a Republican plan that would balance the federal budget in seven years by cutting taxes; slashing Medicare, Medicaid and welfare benefits; and trimming hundreds of other federal programs.
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"We are disappointed that a new political force is unwilling to accept the challenge of modernization," it said in a statement, adding that the decision represented "a severe blow to Italy's credibility worldwide".
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In particular, both Russia and China now seem unwilling to accept the international dominance of America that has been a fact of life in the 20 years since the end of the cold war.
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A cashier at Astor Place Hairstylists was impressed by the concept, when it was explained to him ("Sounds like a million-dollar idea"), but was unwilling to accept sweatcoins as payment for a haircut.
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The government may hope to outflank the protest movement by painting them as unwilling to accept compromise, but even some of Lam's allies have publicly said that the withdrawal was too little, too late.
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Stuck between a leader determined to quit and party officials unwilling to accept his leaving, Congress is effectively leaderless more than a month after its election drubbing and facing key state polls later this year.
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In The Washington Post, in May, E.J. Dionne Jr. offered a novel avenue of resistance to members of the American political establishment still unwilling to accept that Donald Trump had secured the Republican nomination for president.
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After a roller-coaster week of dramatic hearings and a last-minute push for an FBI investigation, the White House seems to be sticking with Brett Kananaugh as their Supreme Court nominee, unwilling to accept an alternative.
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With Trump appearing unwilling to accept the full scale of the virus -- which has now infected more than 260,600 people -- US states are taking matters into their own hands, shutting classrooms, banning gatherings and closing public places.
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The mind is great at coming up with viable alternatives to ideas it doesn't want to accept, and those unwilling to accept invocations of the obvious, like Remnick's, find themselves safely tangled in a web of possibilities.
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Assad is still in power, both he and his regime appear hostile to peace talks, rebels are unwilling to accept a peace deal in which Assad remains in power, and Moscow clearly has no ability to compel Assad.
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"The party repeatedly made myopic decisions, tolerating the intolerable views of a segment of the party unwilling to accept that problem-solving is complicated," said Tony Fratto, a Republican consultant who served in the George W. Bush administration.
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He went on an extended riff about immigration, vowing to build his promised border wall, lamenting a system he claimed was woefully broken, and declaring Democrats were unwilling to accept an agreement that would reform the DACA program.
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Not only is she "doing him a favor," as you said, Alex, but Angela also seems unwilling to accept that the man who inspired her to join the vigilante force and mentored her throughout could have ill intentions.
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A defensive Mr Trump proved wholly unwilling to accept that, as president with a unified Republican Congress just up Pennsylvania Avenue on Capitol Hill, he owns everything that now happens in American politics, as far as voters are concerned.
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Derbyshire, for example, laments the fact that Americans are unwilling to accept a true free market in health care — but argues that single-payer makes more sense than the current hodgepodge of insurance subsidies and regulations and tax breaks.
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The motion regarding the evidence in the case may be a way for Mr. Kraft and the other defendants to signal that they are unwilling to accept the current deal offered by the prosecutors to have the charges dropped.
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Juppe shared the view of EU leaders that the benefits of a common market, with its favourable terms, must not be available to those unwilling to accept free migration within the EU or the authority of EU legislation, Lamassoure said.
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Then, when Mr. Paul said he was unwilling to accept charity, Mr. Marx repositioned his offer as a wager, staking him $7,000, to be repaid only if Mr. Pasek and Mr. Paul made it to Broadway within the next decade.
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Mr. Deripaska offered this year to cooperate with congressional committees investigating Russian meddling in the 2016 election in the United States, but American officials were said to be unwilling to accept his conditions, which included a request for full immunity.
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The Russian businessman offered this year to cooperate with congressional investigations of Russian meddling in the 2016 election in the United States, but American officials were said to be unwilling to accept his conditions, which included a request for full immunity.
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Raila Odinga, leader of the National Super Alliance, an opposition umbrella group, appeared unwilling to accept defeat, saying his party had received information from "confidential sources" within the electoral commission with data showing Mr. Odinga had won by about 113,000 votes.
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Oleg V. Deripaska, a Russian oligarch once close to President Trump's former campaign manager, has offered to cooperate with congressional committees investigating Russian meddling in the 2016 election, but lawmakers are unwilling to accept his conditions, according to congressional officials.
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Some nonaffirming church denominations, including the International Pentecostal Holiness Church, Southern Baptist Convention, and Assemblies of God, offer programs for those struggling with "unwanted" same-sex attraction but are unwilling to accept for membership those who are out and plan to remain so.
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With consumers and retailers often unwilling to accept higher prices for the same products, oft-heard tactics range from accepting lower profit-margins, to cost-cutting that may include lowering wages or laying off workers, to shifting production from China to other countries.
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Since the appointment in May of Special Counsel Robert Mueller to investigate Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election, Trump has repeatedly dismissed the probe as a "witch hunt" and a "hoax" cooked up by Democrats unwilling to accept the 2016 election's results.
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His appointment signals that other candidates who had expressed interest in the national team job — notably Tab Ramos, the former American midfielder who coaches the under-20 national team — were unwilling to accept the position with such a tenuous commitment from the federation.
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Most of the spending bills containing those provisions came out of the Senate Appropriations Committee on strictly partisan lines, and the White House has held firm that Mr. Trump is unwilling to accept anything less than the $5 billion he has requested for wall construction.
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In Morgan's hands, the material becomes a story about a revanchist old guard unwilling to accept the egalitarian direction of the times — a story with plenty of echoes in today's Britain, a country lately brought to its knees by a gaggle of imperial nostalgists.
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"The ugly truth is, despite some progress made regarding rights for trans people in this country, our society is still largely unwilling to accept them for who they are," Claudia Harrison, a spokesperson for the Compass LGBTQ Community Center in Florida, previously told Insider.
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WASHINGTON — Unwilling to accept defeat, President Trump insisted on Wednesday that Republicans "have the votes" to dismantle much of the Affordable Care Act, and he predicted that the Senate would vote on legislation to do that in the first three months of next year.
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Draymond Green, the Warriors' volatile power forward, was unwilling to accept the notion that his team had been outplayed in the quarter, saying the officials played a role in Cleveland's hot start by calling 12 fouls on Golden State against just six on Cleveland.
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"Netanyahu, who is unwilling to accept the voters' decision and admit his failure, clung to the horns of the altar and is trying to produce a reality where supposedly 'Likud' won the elections, called for unity government, and it was Gantz and Liberman who failed."
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These are "people who are born leaders, who are grassroots activists, who come to their leadership from struggle and who are forced to the front because they are unwilling to accept the terrible conditions in which they find themselves and the people that they love," Askini said.
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The brewer, which had billed the IPO as a means to drive regional consolidation, failed to secure enough solid orders from top-class U.S. "long only" fund managers as investors were unwilling to accept its $54 billion to $64 billion valuation for Budweiser APAC in July.
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If pressed, many might accept that what appears to be an attempt to extort the Ukrainian president was illegal, but they are unwilling to accept that Congress could exercise its constitutional function and act as an impartial arbiter of the president's guilt in an impeachment proceeding.
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"I thought it telling that Dr Henry seemed unwilling to accept any criticism of how the board had dealt with some issues," Commissioner Hayne wrote, adding he was "not as confident as I would wish to be that the lessons of the past have been learned".
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The Australian refugee "swap" that President Trump tried to torpedo shortly after arriving in office was actually a product of this — the Obama administration had agreed to accept asylum seekers (predominantly from Southeast Asia) that the Australian government was unwilling to accept, while Australia agreed to take some Central Americans.
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Johnson said if the EU was unwilling to accept further changes, Britain should leave without a deal as while this would be more difficult in the short term, in the end it would be "the only safe route out of the abyss and the only safe path to self respect".
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There are widespread reports of sexual harassment and gender discrimination — including surveys that show onre-third of Chinese college students experience sexual violence or assault — but Chinese courts are often unwilling to accept legal cases, and women are still barred from majoring in certain subjects at college, like marine engineering and geological exploration.
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Koike made clear that she would exclude Democrats unwilling to accept several of her party's more conservative planks, including a commitment to the revision of Japan's pacifist constitution and acceptance of a set of laws in 2015 that made it possible for Japan's Self-Defense Forces to come to the aid of allied forces.
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Schumer emerged from the most recent meeting between Trump and the Democrats on Friday with news that the president threatened a shutdown lasting months or even years, as the White House remains unwilling to accept a funding plan that does not include money for Trump's plan to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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"We think our survey results should sound alarm bells for retailers looking to pass on cost increases even if those come after the holidays: A majority of shoppers are unwilling to accept price hikes and will look to trade down in volume, by retailer, or by product," Coresight CEO and founder Deborah Weinswig said in the report.
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Cutting off Canada politically is meant to signal to the world that Saudi Arabia is unwilling to accept unsolicited criticism of its domestic human rights policy under the de facto reign of Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman (MBS), but keeping oil supplies flowing is about signaling to international markets that oil prices will be rationally managed by the new Saudi Arabia.
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"If the board is unwilling to accept the need for significant change, then an election contest may very well be needed so that shareholders can replace a majority of the board with directors who will represent their best interests and approach the situation with an open mind and a fresh perspective," Jeffrey C. Smith, Starboard's managing member and chief executive, said in the letter.
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Beyond these three tiers would be a fourth set of countries that are unwilling to accept the rules made in Brussels but still want a deep and comprehensive free-trade arrangement with the EU. Some of these might also wish to be closely linked, through some form of observer or associate status, with the EU in foreign and defence policies and in domestic security issues.
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"In failing to address or even mention First or Fifth Amendment requirements, the hearing notice itself suggest that the agency does not appreciate or may be unwilling to accept the limits imposed by the constitution," Kelli Coombs, a lawyer representing a coalition of drug and device makers called the Medical Information Working Group, told Califf and other FDA senior officials assembled in the auditorium.
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"Lots of people have pointed out the hypocrisy of the president on the one hand being willing to bomb Syria and on the other hand being unwilling to accept refugees and immigrants from that country who are trying to escape," lawyer Omar Jadwat of the American Civil Liberties Union, which challenged the travel ban in a separate case in Maryland, said in an interview.
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A bad bounce, Lehner would later call it — though he used spicier language than that — and as the Carolina Hurricanes celebrated their 1-0 overtime victory by the boards, he lurched forward so that his head met the ice, and he stayed there for a good three seconds, legs splayed behind him, unwilling to accept that he, and his team, had lost, like that.
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"This was the first time that we saw a witness refuse to answer questions on the instruction of the White House or on the claim that the White House might later invoke privilege in which [the majority was] not only unwilling to accept that answer but willing to act with great alacrity to subpoena that witness in real time and insist that he come back," Schiff said. Rep.
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The remarks come after a tense meeting on Tuesday in London between Macron and President TrumpDonald John TrumpStates slashed 4,400 environmental agency jobs in past decade: study Biden hammers Trump over video of world leaders mocking him Iran building hidden arsenal of short-range ballistic missiles in Iraq: report MORE in which Trump complained that European countries have been unwilling to accept ISIS fighters the U.S. had captured.
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For one thing, many of the potential customers face "economic, political, and institutional realities" that render them unprepared to handle nuclear power at scale, and likely unwilling to accept close oversight by the US. Aside from that, most decarbonization in the world will need to come from a select few big countries, and most of those countries are already nuclear-capable and unlikely to import hundreds of power plants from a geopolitical rival.
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