It changes people to the point of yielding to vice.
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The outside crackled gently before yielding to the small, savory custard inside.
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Yielding to such pressure, Iraq agreed and the majority migrated to Albania.
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The previous government, yielding to public opposition, suspended the $3.6 billion project.
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Selig retired before the 22007 season, yielding to his top lieutenant, Rob Manfred.
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Left-wingers denounce moderates, and establishmentarians moan that the Democrats are yielding to extremists.
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A slower pulsing is used to convey that the car is yielding to other traffic.
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After a few turns and some yielding to pedestrians, we end up where we started.
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The case has gone Kelvin-scale cold, with hope yielding to despair and terrible puns.
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The practice of yielding to the majority leader began in the late 1940s, Wallner explains.
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Activists often accuse Facebook of yielding to government pressure and deleting dissenting or controversial content.
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But questions were also directed at Arafat, who was yielding to American pressure to recognise Israel.
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I don't see them yielding to the commission, but they might yield to the financial markets.
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They are yielding to the politics of the moment, regardless of the cost to either individual.
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Sometimes, though, this claustrophobic style breaks like a fever, yielding to flights of mesmerically expansive prose.
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After the accident, the portrayal deepens, and delivers substantial emotional dividends without yielding to facile sentimentality.
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"Despite his calm visage he spoke truth to power, not yielding to ever-shifting political correctness."
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Yielding to that dynamic, Apple in July established the Apple Machine Learning Journal for its researchers.
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He is yielding to LHP Max Fried, who will start the final game of the 2017 season.
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But as they observe British rhetoric yielding to reality, some now proclaim themselves a little more optimistic.
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Now, yielding to complaints, the operators of the kiosks, LinkNYC network, are shutting off their internet browsers.
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Others who backed Jeb Bush or Mr. Rubio resent Mr. Kasich for not yielding to their candidate.
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She deemed it "silly and kind of clichéd ... a film student's trick," before yielding to its potency.
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It is a place where drivers use a "Pittsburgh Left," yielding to oncoming traffic wanting to turn.
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But after yielding to his colleagues for their remarks, the Kentucky Republican beat an exit to the doorway.
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The implication of the Atlantic article, however, is that the government of Vietnam is yielding to Trump's pressure.
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" In fact, he characterized LGBTQ youth like my grandchild as yielding to "the erotic desires of liberated adults.
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Broad, thin, and boneless, the two filets were perfectly grilled, char-marked crust yielding to juicy, red centers.
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On Tuesday, Emperor Akihito stepped down, yielding to his eldest son in the first abdication in 200 years.
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On Tuesday, the emperor stepped down, yielding to his eldest son in the first abdication in 200 years.
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Otherwise, the House effectively would impeach Trump for going to the courts rather than simply yielding to Congress.
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Statement from the President: Why this matters: Trump is yielding to massive Congressional majorities that want to punish Russia.
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Jagr obeys his impulses, yielding to his body's needs, but tries to give Powers as much notice as possible.
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He didn't care if other cars passed him, and he was good about yielding to big trucks and semis.
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With remarkable slowness, the rocket began to rise, the grip of gravity yielding to the force of its engines.
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The Commission warned that governments, already strapped for cash, could hurt revenues by yielding to pressure to cut VAT.
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On Tuesday, Emperor Akihito will step down, yielding to his eldest son in the first abdication in 200 years.
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The backlash was bipartisan as lawmakers accused the NBA of pushing profits over principles and yielding to Chinese censorship.
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The car travels effortlessly through the city, yielding to pedestrians, and stopping at red lights or behind double-parked vehicles.
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Lately I find myself blowing past the images of friends and yielding to the seductions of multinationals and overfunded startups.
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Yielding to growing pressure, the Charlotte police chief released videos on Saturday of the fatal police shooting of Mr. Scott.
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The report also accused F.A.A. management of yielding to Boeing's influence and rejecting the safety concerns of its own experts.
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Curator Nora Burnett Abrams resisted calling the Polaroids portraits or studies, instead yielding to McGinley's description of them as documentary.
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The left-hander struck out the next two batters before yielding to reliever Steve Cishek after his pitch count reached 76.
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The bank cut the upper band of its interest rate "corridor" last month, prompting concern it was yielding to political pressure.
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Drawing from a fine recent album, "Arclight," the group nodded to Western swing and Gypsy jazz without yielding to musty evocation.
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Fashion illustration was was already yielding to photography by the 60s, but Lopez and Ramos injected life into a fading form.
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"Prices are yielding to seasonal pressure," said Tobin Gorey, director of agricultural strategy at Commonwealth Bank of Australia, referring CBOT corn.
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Dr. Enicker estimated that his team removed 90 percent of the tumor before yielding to caution and stitching up Mr. Manzini.
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Corey Crawford stopped 24 of 30 shots in the first two periods before yielding to Cam Ward, who finished with 11 saves.
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Overgrown nasturtiums and birds of paradise lap at his feet and shoulders, as if alternately yielding to or waiting to engulf him.
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Roberto Luongo allowed four goals on 243.9 shots before yielding to James Reimer, who stopped 213 of the 241 shots he faced.
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So is Isabella's inability to compare the moral cost of her brother's death to what she would lose in yielding to Angelo.
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"Prices are yielding to seasonal pressure," said Tobin Gorey, director of agricultural strategy at Commonwealth Bank of Australia, referring CBOT corn futures.
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The briefings normally start out fine with Trump providing prepared remarks and then yielding to the experts in medicine and government logistics.
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Yielding to creditors' demands to make the labor market more competitive, the deal also makes it easier for businesses to fire employees.
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The greatest concern is that Trump may be yielding to his own inclination for full-contact litigation at an extremely precarious time.
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America is more concerned about Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania, which all planned to phase out second-hand imports before yielding to American pressure.
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Thomas Greiss allowed five goals on 25 shots through two periods before yielding to Christopher Gibson, who stopped six of seven Pittsburgh shots.
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And heavy industry is yielding to services, which now account for more than half of GDP, up from a third two decades ago.
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The central bank cut the upper band of its interest rate "corridor" last month, prompting concern that it was yielding to political pressure.
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Thomas Greiss allowed five goals on 21 shots through two periods before yielding to Christopher Gibson, who stopped six of seven Pittsburgh shots.
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Editorial Two months after Puerto Rico was devastated by Hurricane Maria, a sense of desperation seems to be yielding to resignation at best.
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Sometimes sexism is taking someone who has self-doubt, like many creative people do, and yielding to it, instead of propping her up.
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"I'm hesitant and cautious at this stage of immediately yielding to such market pressure and raising our long-term yield target," he said.
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Lindsay Graham — the first Republican senator to ask questions at Thursday's hearing himself instead of yielding to Mitchell — for his impassioned defense of Kavanaugh.
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It's part of how many blacks navigate American society: yielding to the expectations of the dominant culture, while still retaining credibility with other blacks.
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Yielding to pressure from gay rights groups and major corporations including Apple, Indiana Governor Mike Pence worked with the legislature to modify the law.
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It's a reminder that, in the corporate world, things are constantly yielding to the finance guys—whether they know what they're doing or not.
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Rather than yielding to temptation for a second helping of anything, it's far wiser to melt a bite of Chianti on your tongue instead.
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The early boom for 2020 Democrats' left turn is yielding to moderate muscle as Elizabeth Warren falls, Joe Biden persists and Pete Buttigieg rises.
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Although it remains difficult to imagine the government yielding to the protesters, recently there have been positive signs of at least a tacit acceptance.
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And Tatyana Stanovaya, a Carnegie Moscow Center analyst, told The Independent she doesn't see Putin's government yielding to protesters no matter how large demonstrations grow.
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The company acknowledged that the "new Snapchat has felt uncomfortable for many," and now the company is yielding to some of those requests for change.
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Last month, EQT said it would spin off its midstream business to create a standalone publicly traded company, yielding to months of pressure from shareholders.
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Algeria: The country's ailing president, Abdelaziz Bouteflika, agreed to step down after 20 years in power, yielding to weeks of mass demonstrations demanding his ouster.
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But nations like Britain and Germany aren't yielding to American pressure to block Huawei from building next-generation 5G wireless networks over national security risks.
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Embattled Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam on Wednesday ruled out yielding to the demands of pro-democracy protesters as violence escalates across the city.
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There is growing evidence that after decades of excruciatingly slow development, batteries are on the verge of yielding to a new generation of material science.
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There are issues around education, health, taxes and support for the dwindling middle class that Democrats are missing the mark on and yielding to the right.
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Calgary goaltender Mike Smith, who got scant defensive support, allowed six goals on 21 shots before yielding to David Rittich, who stopped 12 of 228 shots.
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There's a huge chasm between ripping the president for yielding to Putin over his own intel chiefs and condemning him as some kind of Benedict Arnold.
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Incidentally, Miley threw only five pitches when he walked Cody Bellinger to open Wednesday's Game 24 in Los Angeles before immediately yielding to righty Brandon Woodruff.
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But editors and executives said the abrupt churn in the senior leadership ranks signaled that the romance of the business was now yielding to financial realities.
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And in Algeria, the ailing president, Abdelaziz Bouteflika, agreed to step down after 20 years in power, yielding to weeks of mass demonstrations demanding his ouster.
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PARIS — Algeria's ailing president, Abdelaziz Bouteflika, agreed Monday to step down by the end of the month, yielding to weeks of mass demonstrations demanding his ouster.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Justices Back Travel Ban, Yielding to Trump" (front page, June 27) and "Justice Anthony Kennedy to Retire From Supreme Court" (nytimes.
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They have promised to prioritize issues at home before yielding to pressure from the international community to negotiate with Serbia a final settlement on Kosovo's status.
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Japanese buyers have at times also requested complex structural tweaks, with some managers yielding to these requirements in a bid to keep these investors on board.
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Only recently has he allowed lush color and generous expansiveness into the Seal Point paintings, yielding to fierce beauty — an act not of surrender but of ownership.
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It communicated via text on the console when the car was about to pull over to come to a stop and when it was yielding to pedestrians.
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In parts of Europe the ground is shifting, especially in Germany, where old concerns over a French-led protectionist push are yielding to fears of Chinese intentions.
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Yielding to regulatory pressure to speed up the reduction of soured debts, Intesa in January said it was in talks with Intrum over its bad loan business.
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Maybe you could start with Melissa Clark's take on the chef Hooni Kim's recipe for seafood pajeon, scallion pancakes thick with squid, their texture crunchy yielding to soft.
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If the prosecutor answers "yes" to the first, the defense lawyer knows that yielding to an interview or giving grand jury testimony are actions fraught with considerable danger.
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The 23-year-old surrendered two runs in 6 1/20 innings at Los Angeles on June 27 and could work the first few innings before yielding to Lopez.
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Its refusal to raise interest rates has sparked concern it may be yielding to pressure from President Tayyip Erdogan, who has repeatedly railed against the high cost of borrowing.
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Yielding to Trump would mean selling out the suffering of North Koreans, and it could bring Kim closer to the coup he reportedly spends his waking hours worrying about.
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The sport draws heavily on ancient Japanese and Chinese martial arts, but tradition is yielding to modernity as taekwondo adopts sophisticated gear and new rules to secure its Olympic future.
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After the election in 2016, which he won amid allegations of rigging, Mr Lungu jailed the opposition leader, Hakainde Hichilema, for the crime of not yielding to the presidential motorcade.
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The assumption, or at least the profound hope, is that his statement was signature bravado and that, in reality, Trump is yielding to counsel on the content of his answers.
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That careful distinction — between accepting Mr. Biden's dominance in the race, and yielding to him altogether — now defines Mr. Sanders's candidacy, and perhaps the Democratic presidential race as a whole.
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During the 1950s and 423's, it was impossible to imagine my mother not yielding to the choices she perceived my father would cast when in a private voting booth.
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Trump's intransigence will force civil servants to choose between two masters—serving the public by rigorously enforcing the lease's terms or enriching the president by yielding to the president's sons.
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But on Thursday, speaking in the Oval Office, Trump said "it certainly looks like the Russians were behind it," yielding to the growing pressure to call out Russia by name.
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Scout24, yielding to pressure from activist investor Elliott , said in August it would explore a sale or spin-off of AutoScout24, which is Germany's No.2 used-car classifieds platform.
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New York (CNN)President Barack Obama worked to calm Americans' jitters Monday after a series of attempts at mass violence, suggesting that yielding to fear amounted to a win for terrorists.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - A high-ranking official from Austria's far-right Freedom Party (FPO) resigned on Thursday, yielding to mounting pressure over his association with a group accused of being neo-Nazis.
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Here's the latest: There were contradictory accounts of how President Trump's summit meeting with North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, collapsed with no deal, their personal warmth yielding to hard disagreement.
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From a distance, the semi-abstract "Across the Border" (2016) suggests a bird's-eye view of a desert scene, its rich, dark orange yielding to ambiguous figures and their narrow shadows.
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The vandalism appears to part of a growing sense of homophobia in Berlin with fears mounting that the city's infamous tolerance is yielding to violence and unease by far-right groups.
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Bruce Frumkin, a forensic and clinical psychologist who evaluated Salman last year, testified on Tuesday that she is "really extreme, particularly under pressure, in yielding to misleading information," the Orlando Sentinel reported.
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Versace's mother, Francesca, really did want to be a doctor before yielding to the sexism of the the family's Southern Italian home city of Calabria and starting a prosperous dressmaking business instead.
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Yielding to regulatory pressure like other major Italian banks, UBI has recently stepped up its clean-up goals, declaring it will cut soured debts below 10 percent of total lending by 2020.
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When former President Viktor Yanukovych, yielding to Russian pressure, suspended Ukraine's negotiations on partnership with the European Union in late 6900, the Ukrainian people made it clear that they had had enough.
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Now, yielding to complaints, the operator of the kiosks, LinkNYC network, is shutting off their internet browsers, but not their other functions, while it works out a Plan B with city officials.
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Mr. Thurmond was said to have taken onlyone bathroom break during his marathon one-person effort against the Civil Rights Act, similarly thanks to yielding to a colleague for some procedural matters.
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Even a Hawaiian-themed fried rice (with a wink of a mai tai paper umbrella) is improbably good, the pineapple's sweetness muted, yielding to ham and shrimp with their hits of brine.
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At a meeting in March in the German town of Baden Baden, G20 finance ministers dropped a pledge to keep global trade free and open, yielding to an increasingly protectionist United States.
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"During the meeting, the leader Khamenei underlined the importance of sticking to Iran's red line, which was not yielding to political pressures and not to accept any cut in Vienna," the source said.
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Salvini's meeting with the virulently anti-immigrant Orbán — whom he has called his political role model — indicates that Italy and its populist government have no intention of yielding to the EU's migration demands.
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Yielding to intense criticism, the White House rejected Mr. Putin's proposal that Russia question U.S. citizens, including a former ambassador, in return for American access to Russian intelligence officers indicted for election-meddling.
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However, Democrats have taken the position that it can set an artificially short period of investigation and impeach a president who goes to court instead of simply yielding to the demands from Congress.
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At the same time, he's been the sensitive love interest of hero Michael Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green), tenderly discussing his intimacy issues while sexually and emotionally yielding to her dominant role in their relationship.
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But, facing street protests by Ukrainians who accused him of yielding to pressure from Moscow, Zelenskiy later said the elections should not be held at gunpoint and must be in accordance with Ukrainian law.
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"If the U.S. abandons TPP, our Asian allies and partners will perceive America as yielding to China, and they will accommodate accordingly," said Zoellick, who met with White House officials last week on trade.
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After running multiple tests, she struck on the right calibrations, resulting in craggy puffs of dark bronze that shatter and vanish, richness yielding to lightness, leaving not a trace of oil on the fingers.
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Jose Ruiz scattered three hits over 1 2/3 innings before yielding to a bullpen relay that included Josh Osich (3 13/3 innings), Jimmy Cordero (two), Jace Fry (one) and Hector Santiago (one).
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Swedish center-right lawmaker Christofer Fjellner, a member of the European Parliament's influential trade committee, said there was concern among members about yielding to Beijing's demand, but also fear of retaliation if Europe did not.
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Yielding to regulatory pressures, all major Italian banks have raised their goals to cut problematic loans as bankers say the European Central Bank wants to see their level drop below 10 percent of total lending.
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Swedish centre-right lawmaker Christofer Fjellner, a member of the European Parliament's influential trade committee, said there was concern among members about yielding to Beijing's demand, but also fear of retaliation if Europe did not.
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At other moments he stressed that he was so rich that he couldn't be bought by campaign donors, which meant that only he could act on the nation's behalf without yielding to special interest pressure.
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They tell an awful story of a society vulnerable to malign persuasion and divisive fever dreams, of citizens yielding to fear and loathing and goaded into believing they could avenge their own grievances by punishing others.
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The cleric on Wednesday said Abadi "should be given a chance to proceed with his reforms", cautioning the prime minister at the same time against yielding to pressure and appointing ministers vetted by the political parties.
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The conservative federal government last month scrapped its National Energy Guarantee (NEG) plan - which aimed to make the grid more reliable, cut emissions and lower prices - yielding to pressure from politicians wanting more coal-fired power.
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While Rouhani and his moderate camp still back the nuclear deal and seek rapprochement with the United States and Europe, hardliners, echoing Khamenei's stance, reject any yielding to foreign pressure as inimical to Islamic revolutionary values.
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While Rouhani and his moderate camp still back the nuclear deal and seek rapprochement with the United States and Europe, hardliners, echoing Khameneis stance, reject any yielding to foreign pressure as inimical to Islamic revolutionary values.
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Lynch's legacy extends beyond its impact in cancer prevention and his example — and that of Folkman and Fisher — of not yielding to criticism or peer pressure in pursuing one's beliefs is a lesson for us all.
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The cinema was one of the last to close, initially cutting showtimes and reducing capacity by 50% and then yielding to NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio's recent order to shutter movie theaters, nightclubs, and concert venues.
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In 2011, he erupted over the French-led bombing campaign in Libya, blaming Mr. Medvedev for yielding to American pressure and failing to use Russia's veto power at the United Nations Security Council to stop it.
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The incongruity of squaring how good the match was without yielding to the pressure of declaring it an all-timer caused exactly the sort of mind-numbing argument various fandoms, sports or otherwise, tend to descend into.
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Laura is half in love with him even as she settles down eagerly enough to motherhood and a life spent "yielding" to Henry in a decrepit farm that is only ever one storm away from total collapse.
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Yielding to strong regulatory pressure to speed up the clean up of its balance sheet, Intesa in February announced it would halve its soured loans to 6 percent of total lending under a new four-year plan.
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Two months after yielding to protests from Hoboken residents, New Jersey Transit is reviving the idea of buying a piece of the city's waterfront from a ferry company that wants to fix and fuel its boats there.
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Unfortunately, the resolute cry from the ball field — "The game will go on" — has a sadder parallel in the Capitol, where any hope for stronger gun safety legislation is quickly yielding to a familiar sense of futility.
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And Trump did not include funding for a nuclear waste repository at Yucca Mountain in Nevada, yielding to the preference of local officials there after including funding for the site in each of his past three budgets.
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After joining Mr Macron on the campaign trail in Paris in April, Mr Varadkar declared his allegiance to the view that the old left-right divide in politics is yielding to a fresh rupture between open and closed.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - The head of one of Turkey's largest media groups, Dogan Media, quit on Friday after hackers released what they said were emails showing him yielding to editorial pressure from members of President Tayyip Erdogan's inner circle.
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Yielding to the threat of a raft of economic sanctions from Trump, outgoing Guatemalan President Jimmy Morales agreed to make his country a so-called safe third country for migrants, despite its high levels of poverty and violence.
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The language of cinema is much less yielding to this: Cinematic storytelling relies on not just the plot elements but also visual and aural elements, and all in a time span that's much shorter than the average novel.
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The generation of Count Basie (seated on the curb) and Duke Ellington (not present) was yielding to the newer bebop players, who in turn were starting to be challenged by the next wave, not seen in this shot.
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Any Soviet gain — a country falling to Communist rule, an American citizen yielding to Communist sympathies — was evidence that the Red Menace was knocking at America's door, giving rise to the domino theory abroad and McCarthyism at home.
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But let's be clear about the costs of yielding to those feelings — and the victory we would be handing the misogynist in chief whether we beat him or not — by giving in before we even take up the fight.
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Speaking on CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe," Christian Gattiker, head of research at Julius Baer, said the U.S. Federal Reserve has been yielding to pressure from the White House with its policy — a pattern that could shape the dollar's future.
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Before yielding to demands for the review and release of hundreds of thousands – or perhaps millions – of pages of documents, Republican senators should demand that their Democratic colleagues limit their demands to documents truly relevant to judging Kavanaugh's fitness.
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Yielding to regulatory demands, all major Italian banks raised their bad loan reduction targets at the end of last year, stepping up writedowns under a favorable phase-in regime linked to a new accounting rule kicking in this year.
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But more significantly, the self-proclaimed "Teddy Roosevelt guy" has been quietly dismantling environmental protections for cherished public lands, repeatedly yielding to oil industry interests and big-game trophy hunters, and leading the administration's charge against protecting endangered species.
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Ukrainian, Russian and separatist negotiators last month agreed that Kiev would grant the territory controlled by the separatists autonomy and hold local elections, prompting protests at home by critics who accused Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy of yielding to Moscow.
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LoftOpera's casting is, as usual, acute: For a staging set among high schoolers — appropriate for this tale of innocence yielding to experience — the company selected four singers who could pass for teenagers, the boys goofy and the girls preening.
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My mom and stepfather refused but Sharon went on my first lap before yielding to the boys, who encouraged me to push the limits as I took turns harder and faster each lap, the car shuddering, the tires screeching.
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In May, one House Democrat told CNN that they did not support an inquiry in part to reduce the pressure on so-called "frontline" members like McBath, before yielding to their own sense that it was the right thing to do.
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With millions of baby-boomer business owners set to retire over the next decade, such technical assistance centers can help businesses plan for succession without yielding to the whims of investors who might move jobs offshore or change company culture.
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For China, yielding to these demands is only taking China down the road toward political liberalization, and it will embolden the U.S. to push for additional demands, including advancing internet freedom and human rights concerns over the treatment of Chinese citizens.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump, hours after threatening to veto a $1.3 trillion spending bill and throwing the capital into turmoil, signed it into law on Friday, yielding to advisers and Republican leaders who urged him against manufacturing a government shutdown crisis.
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China experts say the political cost to Xi of yielding to Trump could be more damaging than living with the tariffs as Xi seeks to solidify his power in the Communist Party while expanding influence over the world economy (The Hill).
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan expanded stimulus on Friday by doubling purchases of exchange-traded funds (ETF), yielding to pressure from the government and financial markets for bolder action, but disappointing investors who had set their hearts on more audacious measures.
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In a breakthrough, Ukrainian, Russian and separatist negotiators agreed last month that Kiev would grant the territory controlled by the separatists a special status and hold local elections there - prompting protests at home by critics who accused Zelenskiy of yielding to Moscow.
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Memo From Taiwan TAIPEI, Taiwan — The party once ruled China, helping to vanquish Japan in World War II. Defeated by Mao Zedong's Communists, it fled to Taiwan, where it imposed martial law for decades before grudgingly yielding to popular demands for democracy.
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That would have a commensurate impact on the climate; it would also be grim for America, whose long disdain for one of its greatest bounties, the forests on which its economy was built, is belatedly yielding to smarter, more collaborative sorts of forest management.
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There's nothing arch or artificial about Hu's drastic distensions of cinematic time; his volatile silences and wild outbursts unflinchingly reveal the raw survivalism, feral aggression, selfish depravity, and poisonous rage of a society abused by brute force and ruthless indifference and yielding to despair.
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The Penguins have repeatedly said they are comfortable with either goalie, and Fleury — who helped Pittsburgh win the 2009 Cup before yielding to Murray last year after a late-season injury — didn't let them down in this series, stopping 181 of 194 shots in the five games.
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TOKYO, July 29 (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan expanded monetary stimulus on Friday through a modest increase in purchases of exchange-rated funds, yielding to pressure from the government and financial markets for bolder action to spur growth and accelerate inflation towards its 2 percent target.
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BRATISLAVA (Reuters) - Slovakia's national police chief has agreed to step down by the end of May, Prime Minister Peter Pellegrini said on Tuesday, yielding to public pressure for his dismissal in the wake of the murder of a journalist that has rocked the country for weeks.
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The Obama administration is expected to withdraw its plan to permit oil and gas drilling off the southeast Atlantic coast, yielding to an outpouring of opposition from coastal communities from Virginia to Georgia but dashing the hopes and expectations of many of those states' top leaders.
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JERUSALEM — Yielding to pressure from his ultra-Orthodox coalition partners, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel on Sunday backtracked on a decision to create a space at the Western Wall in Jerusalem where men and women can pray together and non-Orthodox rituals can be practiced.
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While Cena is almost certainly guaranteed at least one more title to tie or break Ric Flair's record 16 world-title reigns, he's slowly yielding to the twilight years of his career, and WWE has been in an obvious near-panic trying to find a new company standard-bearer.
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With the threat of a full-blown trade war hanging over US-China relations, Beijing is seeking to show an uncompromising attitude in the face of tariff threats from Washington while also yielding to pressure to bring trade policy in sectors such as automobiles in line with global norms.
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Doesn't society actually want one solitary place that remains above the sturm und drang of the daily fray of getting it right, raising it above the type of scrutiny that potentially could lead to judges bending — indeed, yielding — to the ill winds of public discourse and internal debate-divisiveness?
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Whereas on the first day, farmland had morphed into the vineyards of South Africa's Cape Winelands district, bright green foliage over red soil, and then into sere Karoo with sagebrush reminiscent of prairies of the American West, the second day presented wild plains gradually yielding to populated lowlands.
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"Improving sidewalks, street crossings, and low-stress bike infrastructure near schools; educating children about safe street behavior; and normalizing slower-speed driving and yielding to pedestrians near schools may help extend a positive traffic safety culture beyond school zones into the rest of a community," he told Reuters Health by email.
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Yielding to intense criticism, Mr. Trump rejected a proposal by Mr. Putin for Russia to question American citizens, including a former ambassador to Moscow, Michael A. McFaul, in return for giving the United States access to 12 Russian military intelligence officers indicted on charges of trying to sabotage the 2016 presidential election.
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Several thousand other documents, initially held back because of national security concerns, were supposed to have been released last October, on the 25th anniversary of the law's passage; yet Trump, yielding to some last-minute objections from the CIA and FBI, decided to withhold several thousand of these files for an additional six months.
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Algeria: Yielding to weeks of protest in the tightly controlled country, Abdelaziz Bouteflika, the 82-year-old ailing president who has ruled for 20 years, announced that he would not seek a fifth term in office — but he also canceled the election scheduled for April, raising questions about how long he would remain in power.
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" Speaking amid stone arches and gold-leafed frescoes, Francis continued, "How many martyrs in this land, from the first centuries of Christianity, have lived their faith heroically to the end, shedding their blood rather than deny the Lord and yielding to the enticements of evil, or merely to the temptation of repaying evil with evil!
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Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. visited Los Angeles Trade Technical College on Thursday, where he slammed Republicans for yielding to the N.R.A. hours after a shooter opened fire at Saugus High School in Santa Clarita, but he didn't attend the party's convention in Long Beach and didn't participate in a Univision forum there.
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He said he had watched many local stores and restaurants come and go during his lifetime, and he listed a few of the places that had recently changed: a family-run hardware store a block away yielding to luxury apartments, an adjacent pet supply store that used to be a restaurant owned by a relative of Mr. White's.
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Just as Stevens' jar interrupts nature, Berthot's recurring oval first focuses attention on itself before yielding to the rest of the picture — the earth-toned color fields and scraped and layered textures of paint suggestive of the unruliness of nature; still, our eyes return to the oval just as the reader's attention is drawn back to Stevens' jar.
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Although arranged marriages were discouraged after the fall of the last imperial dynasty in 1911 and banned by the Republican government in the 1930s, Chinese millennials, often portrayed as the excessively indulged and protected products of the one-child family policy, now find themselves yielding to parents who are ready to provide them with everything, even a spouse.
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In 2016, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE won over the hearts and minds of Americans who were sick of yielding to foreign interests and wanted good jobs for hard-working Americans.
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And in a sign that Mr. Bloomberg had no intention of yielding to a potential Biden comeback, his campaign announced on Saturday that it had purchased a lengthy block of airtime on multiple national networks for a three-minute commercial on Sunday, styled as an address by Mr. Bloomberg to the American people about the looming threat of the coronavirus.
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A mango lassi proves the best redress for the heat, as does the ever-changing array of sweets: beautiful nokshi pitha, rounds of rice-powder dough carved by hand with a wooden needle (traditionally a thorn from a date palm tree); misti nimki, bands of fried dough like chewy pie crust, shining from sugar syrup; and rosgolla, orbs of sweetened curds, yielding to the teeth without a squeak.
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Seeking to protect its console business, the Japanese group had for many years resisted introducing mobile games with its best-known characters such as Super Mario Bros and Pokemon, finally yielding to investor calls last year when it announced a tie-up with mobile specialist DeNA Co. Its first mobile title, Miitomo, was only launched in March after some delay and was also a social networking-style application, leaving investors disappointed and impatient.
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Seeking to protect its console business, the Japanese group had for many years resisted introducing mobile games with its best-known characters such as Super Mario Bros and Pokemon, finally yielding to investor calls last year when it announced a tie-up with mobile specialst DeNA Co. Its first mobile title, Miitomo, was only launched in March after some delay and was also a social networking-sytle application, leaving investors disappointed and impatient.
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Bernie Sander's (Vt.) supporters will simply follow suit; failing to define what her political platform is, as opposed to what it is not; failing to handle her establishment credentials and make voters believe she is not simply more of the same; becoming characterized or defined by legacy issues, or erring in tying her coattails too closely to President Obama and becoming tarred with the business-friendly transactional approach that has offended many of his constituents; and finally, yielding to the temptation to get down in the mud with presumptive Republican nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE and losing the name-calling battle.
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