Sentences with phrase «hardline stances»

Though the President - elect will be coming into power with Republican majorities in both the House and the Senate, many of his most popular positions, like his hardline stances on trade and immigration, are not exactly popular with Congressional leadership.

Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook also sent a letter to employees Monday morning, making clear the company's hardline stance refusing to make software to unlock the phone addresses broader issues, not just a single device linked to a grisly attack.

The «Squawk on the Street» crew discusses President Trump's hardline stance on Mexico with statements about trade and immigration.

This hardline stance is partly a function of shifting domestic considerations.

In a recent article in National Review, the conservative news magazine founded by William F. Buckley in 1955, columnist Kevin D. Williamson takes a hardline stance, arguing that Trump's 15 percent tax is «about 15 points too high.»

In many ways, Quebecers — especially those in Montreal — have assumed the mantle of environmental protectionism many most commonly associate with British Columbians, as is evidenced by — among other things — a hardline stance against the proposed Energy East pipeline project.

A retired ICE agent who believes in a hardline stance on immigration policy found himself helping a convicted felon avoid being deported.

The SEC has been unwavering in their rejection of such filings in the past, but given the launching of Bitcoin futures, they're likely to budge from this hardline stance.

Interestingly, both Dolan and Rodriguez have spoken out against Trump's policies, especially his hardline stance on immigration.

However the former world champion is likely to face an uphill battle to regain his right to fight given the hardline stance by the British Boxing Board of Control (BBBOC) against Chisora.

The hardline stance was spelt out by Sir Alex Ferguson and comes directly from the Glazer family, who control United.

Mourinho's hardline stance appeared to sting his players into action as Smalling opened the scoring in the first half.

Corbyn's traditional Bennite Euroscepticism was nothing new, but many progressives found his failure to resist May's hardline stance on the single market and customs union shocking, particularly as the poorest in society stand to suffer the most.

Yes, the Prime Muppet, who used to be a friend of the earth and all animals - huskies in particular - today revealed a rather more hardline stance on being green.

Outside of the general anxiety of his clients, Guidice said very little has actually changed so far under the Trump administration, despite its hardline stance on immigration matters — including the president's recent targeted of DACA.

Still, you could hardly fault President Buhari's hardline stance.

Top figures in Labour have signalled that the party's hardline stance on the European single market could be softened - in direct contradiction of Jeremy Corbyn.

He added that he wanted to debate Le Pen, questioning the decision to abandon its hardline stance on exiting the eurozone.

The comments threaten to undermine the hardline stance taken by Mr Cameron, who has ordered his MPs to pay back thousands of pounds in expenses and barred some from standing again as Tory candidates.

While Kahn takes a more hardline stance against eggs, the rest of the doctors agreed — in general, if you like eggs, go for it, but take care to choose a type that's good for your body and the planet.

Until now, the task force has taken a hardline stance that no men receive PSA screening for prostate cancer.

Many Igbo feel politically and economically marginalised, and the government's hardline stance is not helping.

By doing so John must plead his case to Joanne Keeghan, the local U.S. District Attorney, played by Susan Sarandon, who has a hardline stance on the mandatory minimum laws.

So will Team Meat retreat on its hardline stance against the iTunes App Store, or will it suckle from the teat of that good, good money cow?

Then by having Trump give a histrionic speech in Phoenix in which he mostly reiterated his hardline stance.

The LRC has a hardline stance: If your dog is a «silver» version of one of the standard colors, such as the Champagne color, then your dog is not a purebred Lab.

I'm expecting that, if the ACCC keeps taking a hardline stance on digital storefronts like Steam, other companies like GoG.com, Ubisoft, EA, Microsoft, Sony, and even non-gaming software sellers Adobe will also have to ensure that they meet the ACL in their own storefronts, and with their own products.

For example, Adams takes a hardline stance against using contractions in contracts.

With China and South Korea taking a hardline stance on ICOs, no word from France, and a «substance over form» method from Canada, there's no one - size - fits - all approach.

The legal nuances of the project come at a time when Switzerland's cryptocurrency industry is taking a hardline stance with regard to full regulation at the earliest possible time.

This hardline stance from one of the bigger Bitcoin trading, mining and using countries has seen much of the exuberance around the recent boom lessen as many other countries wait and see what the future holds.

As speculative investments into Bitcoin and altcoins continue to trouble regulators worldwide, Korea has taken a hardline stance in recent months.

Not exact matches

He took a hardline, protectionist stance, even going as far to say on the trail that TPP amounted to «the rape of our country.»

Pope Benedict XVI, who announced his resignation Monday after eight years as head of the Roman Catholic Church, will leave a legacy of strong theology, cooperation with evangelicals and a hardline conservative stance on social issues, evangelical leaders and observers say.

Over time, the rest of the CanWest newspapers distanced themselves from the Post's hardline skeptic stance.

And that goes for a whole lot of other billionaires, investing whizzes, and business execs who have taken a hardline negative stance on Bitcoin price predictions.