Sentences with phrase «someone slap»

Slap a definition on these words so team members understand when email use is appropriate.

As Kim cozied up to Xi, Trump seemed to be recalibrating his threats to slap tariffs on Chinese imports.

Con artists are a crafty group of people who know exactly how to deceive and control their victims, but their methods are as obvious as a slap in the face if you know what to look for.

A simple website slapped up without promotion or proper maintenance won't be appreciated and probably won't be seen without some of the other factors that go along with that responsibility.

When Trump signed the tariffs, which slap levies of 25 percent on steel and 10 percent on aluminum, only Canada and Mexico were exempted.

Villa said Lewandowski slapped her on the butt during a holiday party at the Trump International Hotel in Washington, DC last month.

The media company's publisher and CEO, Nick Denton, was slapped with an additional $ 10 million.

You not only will have to pay for shipping and handling but the show may slap on hidden costs.

The Republican candidate repeatedly said during his long presidential campaign that if elected he would not allow Ford to open a new plant in Mexico and would slap hefty tariffs on any Ford vehicles made in Mexico.

As my Inc.com colleague Geoffrey James points out, that's pretty clearly a backhand slap at Trump.

In theory, the U.S. Commerce Department's move earlier this week to slap a seven - year ban on the sale of American products to ZTE Corp., China's second - largest telecommunications equipment manufacturer, was all about national security and had nothing to do with trade.

On our side if you were truly busted for a «stupid childhood indiscretion» you simply hire lawyers to get out of situation with a hand - slap unless it was truly a heinous act.

Villa's allegations, outlined in a Politico report published Friday night, said that Lewandowski slapped Villa on the butt a second time after she protested the unwanted gesture and threatened to report him.

Slap together a mishmash of lukewarm, mildly funny rewards (gee, I can't wait to have my name uttered aloud when the world's most overpriced potato salad debuts).

These local and mayoral elections are unusual because they come just five weeks before voters will go back to the polls for the general election, and slap - bang in the middle of the political parties» election campaigns.

When you're home, you slap the tablet - like console into the Switch dock.

From what I know of Casamigos Tequila's origin story, it seems the exact opposite of a celebrity slapping his name on a product.

«So when you feel hungry and that hunger bully starts to creep up on you and and pull you towards the donuts, slap that bully in the face.

Instead of slapping together a description of your goods, use this five - step plan to create listings that draw in customers.

A big name definitely helps raise awareness in the beginning, but consumers are very smart — they can tell when something is authentic and when a celebrity has just slapped their name on something.

Trump has since reaffirmed his plans to slap tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, warning the European Union (EU) it could soon face a «big tax» for failing to treat the U.S. properly when it comes to trade.

one colleague asked with a meaningful look that suggested high - fiving, back - slapping workplaces are great fodder for literary satire but less - than - ideal environments to actually work in.

Entrepreneurs «sometimes slap money up against the wall thinking that just by spending money, it is going to create a profitable situation and that is the furthest from the truth.

In late 2017, the Commerce Department slapped duties of nearly 300 percent on the jets, forcing Delta to come up with alternative fleet plans as the trade dispute intensified.

In a video shared by China Global Television Network in 2017, a woman appears to slap a gate agent at Wuhan Tianhe International Airport.

Chuck Atkinson, president of transportation District 140 of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, the company's largest union, described Rovinescu's pay in a letter to the president as «a personal insult and a slap in the face to all our members.»

If brands were willing to pay up they could slap their logos across step - and - repeats, event invitations, and swag.

A March poll conducted as part of Bankrate's Financial Security Index found that 64 percent of Americans would consider bolting from their bank if slapped with new checking account fees.

Every company nowadays slaps the catchphrase «competitive salary» on its job descriptions.

Google is still very much a force for good and has many positive attributes, according to the EU's competition commissioner who slapped the tech giant with a $ 2.7 billion fine earlier this year.

Consumers are savvy to «greenwashing,» where companies slap a label on their products that implies they're being green.

There are a variety of reasons a job can get slapped with the «worst job» title, be it danger, stress or just a poor outlook.

And, in those moments, it's far too tempting to slap on a label of «brainstorming» to disguise our floundering as productivity.

Carelessly slapping Comic Sans on your website and marketing materials can send the wrong impression.

The White House has already slapped down the idea, likely because Obama, a former constitution law professor, figures that «authorized by law» phrase refers to Congress.

In March, the U.S. slapped tariffs against steel and aluminum products, drawing retaliation from China and raising eyebrows in Europe.

Illinois investors that supported Bliss see his bill as a slap in the face.

This appears to be retaliation for the White House's Tuesday announcement that the U.S. aims to slap tariffs on Chinese products in the robotics, tech and aerospace sectors.

Donald Trump's threats to slap steep tariffs on Chinese and Mexican imports may have won him votes in Republican primaries but they would likely backfire, severely disrupting U.S. manufacturers that increasingly depend on global supply chains.

That way if slapped with a subpoena he could honestly say — as Apple does today — that he didn't have anything to give up.

European papers call the election result a resounding slap in the face for French conservatives.

In 2009, Mexico slapped duties up to 25 percent on more than 90 different U.S. farm goods, from pork to frozen potatoes due to foot - dragging by U.S. lawmakers on allowing Mexican truckers on to U.S. roads, as specified under NAFTA.

Judge Claude H. Hilton slapped Levison with a $ 5,000 - a-day fine until he turned over the key in digital form.

If you're a fan of the «head slap» made famous by NCIS character Leroy Jethro Gibbs, you know that this non-injurious action is usually meant as a reminder when a team member is in violation of one of the Gibbs rules.

California's Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center shelled out 40 bitcoins, or about $ 17,000, last month after being slapped with ransomware in order to regain access to its electronic health records system.

«Now that they have slapped a duty on Canada and they're calling us names, we're free to take an action that is long overdue,» said Clark, who won the election, although just barely.

After getting caught, Branson was slapped with a # 60,000 fine.»

They may slap on heavy fines if you don't return every last cable in good condition.

But when it comes time to pay up, you're slapped with the harsh reality that the traffic did nothing for the client.

WASHINGTON / BEIJING, April 4 - President Donald Trump's administration said on Wednesday talks with Beijing could resolve an escalating U.S. - China trade fight after China retaliated against U.S. proposals to slap tariffs on $ 50 billion in Chinese goods by targeting key American imports with similar duties.