Sentences with phrase «see the president pushing»

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As secretary of state, Pompeo may move towards advising the president, as Tillerson was seen as pushing back on the idea of a strike.

«We are on the precipice of the first time I've seen in my career when we have demand - pull and supply - push happening at the same time to support almost $ 200 billion in infrastructure investment that's needed in the U.S.,» said Meg Gentle, president and CEO of LNG company Tellurian.

«When we see malicious cyberattacks, whether from the Kremlin or other nation - state actors, we are going to push back,» Rob Joyce, a special assistant to the president and the cybersecurity coordinator for the National Security Council, said in joint conference call with journalists by senior officials in Washington and London.

Democrats have been pushing to formally refute the GOP memo, which they see as an effort by Trump and his allies in Congress to divert attention away from special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russians, and possible obstruction of justice by the president.

On the other hand we see Romney who has more money than the last four presidents combined, he's just trying to push some pointless agenda.

The Steamroller approach is seen as Moses led millions of Israelites through forty years of wilderness wanderings, in Steve Jobs of Apple Corporation who has a vision for both excellence and creativity in computing, and in President Obama who pushes through his healthcare bill because he believes it is best for America.

Speaking of a title push, Atlético president Enrique Cerezo insisted his side are in a title race with Barcelona after recent results saw the seemingly untouchable 11 - point advantage for Barça dwindle to a somewhat less - untouchable 7 points.

«Now, with Vice President Mike Pence, a staunch defender of these laws, in the White House we have seen a push to expand them nationally by Congress.

The president who has since laughed off claims he was distributing money according to paper explained that from the top of his vehicle, he saw a little girl with a tray of boiled egg in the crowd being pushed by the cheering crowd amidst the jostling.

The DN praised Maloney for her work on the Zadroga bill (although it would have liked to see her push the president harder on the issue) and a Bill of Rights for credit card holders.

Cuomo, who has raised his profile by increasing his travel, hiring a number of aides who worked for Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama and pushing a number of liberal positions, has not signaled that he is running for president but has also seemed happy to see the rumors float about.

Business Council President and CEO Heather Briccetti, along with Capital Region - area officials, held a news conference today to push the benefits of expanding non-Indian gaming, focusing in particular on the claim that local communities will see more revenue and be able to lower property taxes.

After Afoko won resoundingly the elections, the Naked emperor Akufo - Addo who is seen by some persons in the NPP as a «vampire» designed and pushed an uncanny terror and an incendiary ploy against Chairman Paul Afoko, one that's similar to how Akufo - Addo began to knock heads of party elders to demand from the winner who is my Asante elder - President Kufour who had been elected, to relinquish and surrender his authority as the flagbearer of the party for the loser Akufo - Addo after Sunyani 1998 congress.

«Tourism is up 14 percent in the borough, and this year we will push that number even higher,» said Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. «People visiting New York City are starting to realize that this town is enormous and that there are many great sights to see right here in The Bronx.

A group of Hungarian Americans is pushing President Trump to name former Gov. George Pataki, seen in 2015, as ambassador to their home country.

«For the regular New Yorker, or tourist, or visitor, it's more, «O.K., I went up and down the block, and I didn't see the address, so let me go back down again,»» said Gale A. Brewer, the Manhattan borough president, who has pushed for such a law since she was a member of the City Council many years ago.

Reading between the lines, some see the president's statement as a signal that the administration will try to push through reforms to federal leasing programs for oil, gas and coal on public lands.

By now, many of us have seen its «The President Stole Your Land» statement — a unique example of a brand using its reach to push against the government.

We hear President Abraham Lincoln first off screen; as the camera pushes back we see the soldiers over his shoulder, his famed silhouette peaking from behind the tall, stove - pipe hat.

Under the leadership of president Cheryl Boone Isaacs, the Academy has undergone an aggressive push for more diversity among its ranks, an initiative that has seen a large number of women (46 percent of a record 683 movie professionals in 2016) and racial minorities (41 percent of that same figure) asked to join the prestigious industry group in recent years.

It's an interesting shell game, one that we've seen play out recently in the «teacher bailout» pushed for by President Obama; the Wall Street Journal reported that the $ 10 billion subsidy to states to keep them from laying off teachers led to at least $ 100 million in additional dues for the National Education Association.

«While the Nissan Gripz Concept is not seen as a direct replacement for either of those two iconic vehicles, it does show the extremes to which the compact crossover can be pushed,» said Shiro Nakamura, senior vice president and chief creative officer, Nissan Motor Company, Ltd..

They have a proven track record in similar and related industries and we are eager to move forward to see how we can push the boundaries of online gaming,» said John Smedley, President, Daybreak Game Company.

In 1994 they went out on a limb and voted for an energy tax (known as the Btu tax) pushed by then - Vice President Al Gore and President Bill Clinton's White House only to see the Senate reject such a measure.

It is especially disappointing to see the administration continue to push policy driven by ideology instead of evidence,» said Dawn Laguens, Planned Parenthood Executive Vice President.

«The last push could have been the tipping point, but we are still watching to see how that unfolds,» says Jay Donaldson, president of NorthMarq Capital Finance.