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into line
Idioms and Phrases
see fall in line .Example Sentences
But despite the US failure to get Moscow to agree to that ceasefire, the Trump administration is putting little or no pressure, at least not in public, on Russia to fall into line.
While the legislation is being discussed in Sacramento, the federal Environmental Protection Agency has begun to revise the so-called Waters of the United States rule to bring regulations into line with the Supreme Court ruling.
There are many deep, structural reasons behind France's victory – a successful youth development system that pulls in players from different areas and background, their powerhouse clubs falling into line behind the national team and coach Fabien Galthie's adoption of forward-heavy replacements bench are among them.
Rep. David Valadao faced a no-win decision last month: Fall into line behind President Trump and vote for a budget resolution that would almost certainly cut into Medicaid funding, risking his constituents’ wrath; or vote against it, catapulting his party into chaos and setting himself up for a primary opponent possibly backed by Trump.
“It’s not so simple that you can have a memo go out and think that everyone is going to fall into line,†Noguera said.
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