Salafists said Hamas's decision to participate in the elections derailed it from its Islamic course.
Jones: A turnaround is a company that has encountered some sort of a problem that has derailed it from its growth path.
Until recently, the big threats to the Dodd-Frank financial reform law came from Republican lawmakers, who have vowed to derail it, and from banks and their lobbyists, who are determined to retain the status quo that enriched them so well in the years before, and since, the financial crisis.
To the chagrin of scientists who may have hoped to see the law derailed, it has backing from the country's top leaders.
The National Transportation Safety Board sent at least 20 investigators to the scene to determine what caused Amtrak Train 501 to derail as it made its way from Seattle to Portland, Oregon, during its inaugural run of a new high-speed service route.
In fact, it's obvious that the Democratic National Committee DNCC) has attempted to derail him from the start.
The matter was private at first, with Vogt making what Altman described as an "extremely generous offer to settle this claim," presumably to keep it from derailing Cruise's acquisition.
Also in North Carolina, tropical rains related to Danny caused a CSX train to derail from its trestle into Little Sugar Creek, spilling about 2,500 gallons (9,500 L) of diesel and therefore forcing a nearby public housing development to be evacuated.
This attempts to derail to conversation and shift it from the discussion of real incidents of sexism to something else.
"American opposition has certainly weakened the court, but it cannot at this point derail the institution or prevent it from starting business," a senior European diplomat here said.
