" Another: "They will try to close the door on you.
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"You don't close the door on anything," he added, however.
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"They tried to close the door on my son," she said.
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But the court did not close the door on that possibility.
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Our government wishes to close the door on refugees, on outsiders.
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We want all countries to close the door on nuclear testing forever.
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Doing so can close the door on other opportunities within the company.
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" Cooper asked, to which Kasich replied, "How do you close the door on anything?
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" Dr. Bennett said "he wouldn't want to close the door on de-extinction forever.
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But in typical Clinton fashion, she didn't exactly close the door on a future campaign.
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"We're not going to close the door on anything," said Spartanburg County Sheriff Chuck Wright.
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I wouldn't close the door on that, but my research was focused on negative things.
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But he didn't close the door on an amendment vote in the defense policy bill.
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Her office issued a statement that also seemed to close the door on confirming Garland.
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"You don't close the door on anything, but I don't have my eyes on that."
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Some Catholics will firmly, explicitly close the door on Catholic sources of sexual morality, yes.
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"It does not close the door on them meeting that test in the future," Polak said.
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And of course, Moraes would close the door on these body shots with the left hook.
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Republicans, to appease their base and donors, don't want to close the door on Obamacare repeal.
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Go deeper: Some Republicans are advocating a gentler approach to close the door on his inquiry.
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That evidence may never materialize, but the indictment does not close the door on this issue.
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"You don't close the door on anything, but I don't have my eyes on that," Kasich said.
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One of them grabbed the envelope and told me to close the door on my way out.
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Jackson's order Monday did not completely close the door on use of the movie clip at the trial.
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Collins, notably, has declined to close the door on running if he didn't get the nod from Kemp.
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A similar performance there on Tuesday could close the door on Sanders' underdog bid at a statewide victory.
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Assuming it's approved, the settlement should close the door on Yahoo's obligations related to hacks that began in 2013.
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And no reason to close the door on a possible return of some kind in the future, said Deschanel.
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I self-reported on November 2 and naively wanted to close the door on the manner after seeking counsel.
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"We would not want to close the door on the opportunities that such innovation (cryptocurrencies) might bring," Moser added.
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Braff refused to close the door on a Scrubs revival, citing Netflix's penchant for bringing back the shows of yesteryear.
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A part of him was relieved to have an excuse to close the door on whatever Pang had in mind.
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"Being able to close the door on this sport how I want to, that's why I'm happy now," he said.
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So I have no illusions that this book is done and now I can close the door on my past.
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Trump has since said the military is "ready if necessary", but he doesn't want to close the door on talks.
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The way he was written out of the show doesn't close the door on him coming back in later seasons.
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Cecile Richards won't close the door on a future run for office, after stepping down as the president of Planned Parenthood.
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" Earlier Monday, Spartanburg County Sheriff Chuck Wright had said of the case: "We're not going to close the door on anything.
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It's meant to close the door on an idea that's long been pushed by Democrats and economists across the political spectrum.
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CF: I had to learn how to not be ashamed of my past, nor wish to close the door on it.
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This was only ever an excuse to check on her and to "forget" to close the door on her way out.
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But with public support for impeachment rising steadily in recent weeks, I wouldn't completely close the door on a Senate conviction.
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The decision to use budget reconciliation to close the door on a possible Senate filibuster was the clearest sign of that.
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With Gribbin out, we can close the door on the never-ending "infrastructure week" and say definitively that nothing is happening here.
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Entrepreneurs shouldn't aim small or plan their company around an acquisition, but they shouldn't close the door on the option by overfunding.
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"Being able to close the door on the sport the way I wanted to, that's why I'm happy right now," he said.
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And just before we start to take the bus crash mystery seriously, we close the door on the "who killed Felix" mystery.
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A recount runs counter to the emotional need to close the door on 2016's bitter election and look to the future.
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In a statement put out on their Telegram channel, the Taliban also did not appear to close the door on continued talks.
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This week, FX will close the door on its latest expensive-looking, true crime drama, The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story.
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But, like Mr Tillerson, he is still insisting that he would not close the door on talks with Mr Kim, should he respond.
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But in Season 2, not everything goes swimmingly for Kimmy, who discovers that when you close the door on one problem, another opens.
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We are also not going to close the door on our collective future by preemptively shutting down economic opportunities in our own backyard.
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Many former lawmakers who work as lobbyists aren't ready to close the door on running for elected office again or in the administration.
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The company said it was open to working with Amazon, adding that it would never close the door on any type of partnership.
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Two years ago, when President Trump entered the White House with a pledge to close the door on illegal immigration, all that changed.
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Williams said the DHS report doesn't completely close the door on the possibility that Russian hackers could have been inside Durham County's computers.
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But in Season 2, not everything goes swimmingly for Kimmy, who discovers that when you close the door on one problem — namely, the Rev.
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I hadn't had a chance to talk to her before, and at least now I know that they didn't close the door on him.
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Supporters said its main purpose was to close the door on such a tax for the future, particularly as a trade-off for other policies.
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Alexandra Dapolito Dunn, the E.P.A. assistant administrator for chemical safety and pollution prevention, said the rule would "close the door" on using asbestos without approval.
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If these are Obama's final acts of clemency that would apparently close the door on such an action for former American prisoner of war Army Sgt.
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The final passage would close the door on a debate that's been closely watched as a high-profile fight over surveillance in the post-Snowden world.
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Nikki Bella knows how to sit on a fence -- refusing to close the door on her relationship with John Cena ... despite looking for her own home.
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Sessions did not close the door on appointing a second special counsel if Huber recommends it — although he has repeatedly indicated misgivings about such an appointment.
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Ultimately, though, Allgood said the only way to really close the door on illegal wildlife trade is to remove the cloak provided by the legal trade.
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"We're not going to close the door on intervening at a later date," he told a televised news conference in the Quebec town of Trois-Rivieres.
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"I would not expect them to close the door on a September rate hike because its data dependant and the data's been stronger than expected," Chandler said.
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"I would not expect them to close the door on a September rate hike because it's data dependant and the data's been stronger than expected," Chandler said.
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To U.S. law enforcement, that is enough to argue that it is better to send him to the U.S. quickly and close the door on that chapter.
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Weeks before anyone else could read the report, he tried to close the door on obstruction, implying falsely that Mueller meant to leave the decision to him.
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Even McConnell's attempt on Friday to close the door on the healthcare debate and move on to other pressing issues such as tax reform was second-guessed.
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Mr Trump's order, HIAS says, will "close the door" on "437 individuals [who] were ready to travel to the United States and be resettled" in the coming weeks.
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But, Williams doesn't close the door on Bynum's goals, he actually thinks he CAN pull off the comeback ... but he's keeping it real for the 30-year-old.
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Refugees who fled from the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria urged senators on Tuesday not to close the door on others trying to escape the group's violence.
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Trump trumpeted the deal with Mexico as a win for Americans and threatened to close the door on Canada if it did not sign on by Sept. 30.
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"We can't just close the door on our trading partners and expect there not to be negative repercussions to the farmers who depend on those economies," Chittenden said.
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The Yankees are not ready to close the door on him being a starting pitcher and want him to work more extensively on his changeup as a third pitch.
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If the recent compromise loosens Russia's grip on incriminating evidence, then WADA can sort through the archives and gradually close the door on one of sport's most sordid scandals.
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"It's not clear that [low inflation] has bottomed yet and the Australian dollar remains uncomfortably high, so it's premature to close the door on another rate cut," he said.
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He said he would sign an executive order next week that would restrict asylum rules to close the door on the Central American migrants now trekking here through Mexico.
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While seeking to protect its companies by trying to force corporate raiders to disclose what their ultimate intentions are, it can't afford to close the door on Chinese trade.
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I saw a parallel to this in a New York Times article called "As Rich Nations Close the Door on Refugees, Uganda Welcomes Them" published on October 28, 2018.
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Jackson did not close the door on re-signing point guard Derrick Rose, his marquee addition from last summer whose season ended with a torn right meniscus this month.
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The person also says she is extremely unlikely to run, but that she remains bothered that she's expected to close the door on it when, say, John Kerry isn't.
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In an early move as head of the agency, the new chairman of the FCC, Ajit Pai, circulated a plan to close the door on some net neutrality transparency requirements.
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When you tell a woman her body is disgusting, don't you kind of close the door on then using images of her body for your own purposes, artistic or otherwise?
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And some Republicans did not sound ready to close the door on repeal, despite the exceedingly slim hopes of reviving, yet again, an effort that on Friday morning seemed doomed.
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"It is one thing to decide for oneself that it is best to move on, but it is entirely another thing to try and close the door on us," he said.
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Pangilinan of Philex said he would not close the door on a China JV, while Philex President Daniel Stephen Carlos said a "farm-in" type deal was also being looked at.
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"While I would never close the door on anything in the future, right now I am focused on winning a second term for President Trump," Ms. Trump said in a statement.
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The movie also finds a sincere way to close the door on Ethan's history with his wife, who has been in hiding since sometime before the events of Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol.
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Most people knew that it was time to slowly close the door on the funny, smart, strange Arsene Wenger, but each person had an individual moment where there was no coming back.
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They say she wasn't trying to be emphatic and close the door on running when she spoke to a local reporter yesterday, and that she was surprised by how definitively it played.
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The authors say their findings, coupled with other research, should close the door on whether music ought to be formalized as an easy, low-cost intervention for patients who go under the knife.
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"These Treasury regulations rightly close the door on improper tax evasion schemes conjured up by state and local politicians who insist on brutally taxing local families and businesses," he said in a statement.
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The State Department on Thursday said that it will push to close the door on a longstanding court case looking for records from the days after the 2012 terror attack in Benghazi, Libya.
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Renewables are part of the answer, but it will also take other low-carbon tech options, and policymakers should not close the door on any of them, a new paper by MIT researchers finds.
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I'm a "high-functioning" depressive, for sure, and perhaps an artful one, too, obscuring its symptoms with a mix of medication, talk therapy, exercise and knowing when to close the door on the world.
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And it's not like I was living a life like, I'll be fine from the eventual robot uprising: I'll just close the door on them, and that will confound them and their primitive hands.
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The Governor believes in a balanced approach that places a priority on protecting our environment and traditional industries but that does not close the door on jobs and lower energy costs for Maine people.
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After nearly a decade of what could be best described as friendship porn, the wildly great BFFs of New Girl will close the door on their FOX comedy with the upcoming seventh and final season.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron said a decision by the United States to impose tariffs on European metals exports is illegal and a mistake which could close the door on discussions about other issues.
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Joe Kyrillos is retiring from the Legislature after 85033 years and has said he won't "close the door"on running for elected office in the future, though he didn't specifically name the 2018 Senate race.
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Zhao Zeliang, director of the Cyberspace Administration of China's cyber security coordination bureau, told reporters that every article in the law accorded with rules of international trade, and China would not close the door on foreign companies.
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"The FBI's swift and thorough review should finally close the door on this Republican sideshow," House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi said, adding the election would now be decided "on the merits of the candidates" rather than innuendo.
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But hours before Mr. Trump spoke, Iran said that talks with the United States would be impossible under what it called the Trump administration's hostile policies, seeming to close the door on any chance of a dialogue.
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The criticism -- and Trump's subsequent refusal to close the door on this saga -- has left a giant question mark hanging over Sessions' perch atop the Justice Department and provoked what several Republicans have called yet another unnecessary distraction.
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I'm afraid that this time around there will be situations that are going to trigger me, but my hope is that I can look this thing in the face again and finally close the door on it forever.
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Bostic did not close the door on the need for another rate hike this year, repeating, as have several of his colleagues, that he is keeping an "open mind" about a December hike hoping the inflation lull passes.
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After dropping out of the 2016 presidential race following a disappointing showing in the Super Tuesday 2 primaries, the Florida senator says he plans to close the door on his political career after his Senate term ends next year.
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In an interview with DailyMailTV, Blac Chyna (née Angela White), didn't close the door on the possibility of a reconciliation, saying, "Maybe, but we'll see," in response to a question about getting back together with former fiancé, Rob Kardashian.
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"It is clear that in an attempt to 'enhance public safety,' the administration seeks to further close the door on academic talent," said Jill Welch, the deputy executive director for public policy at Nafsa, the Association of International Educators.
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So then the authorization for this independent counsel expires early in the George W. Bush administration, and both parties sort of feel like they've been burned by these open-ended investigations and were going to close the door on it.
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Herrera also wanted to close the door on women and rape victims, like the rest of the Republican party: She supported the federal 20-week abortion ban even though it would have excluded many rape victims from accessing vital abortion care.
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This year, one of the winners, Alex Iyer, a student from San Antonio, linked Homer's "Odyssey" with the Times piece, "As Rich Nations Close the Door on Refugees, Uganda Welcomes Them" and talked about the role of xenia in both.
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Ovechkin may not be a top-line player anymore, and while MacLellan didn't close the door on trading him, it's not likely — especially as there are four years left on his contract at an almost-unmovable $9.5 million cap hit.
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They range from Donald Trump's demand -- based on his belief that one in four Muslims are violent jihadists -- that Muslim entry into the United States be temporarily suspended, to German Ch ancellor Angela Merkel's flat refusal to close the door on refugees.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The Syrian rebel group Jaish al-Islam does not want to close the door on negotiations with Russia to reach a peaceful settlement to the conflict over the town of Douma near Damascus, its political official Mohammad Alloush said on Friday.
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Dennis Boen, Wooster, Ohio A story on the Trump camp's refusal to close the door on putting Hillary Clinton in jail raised readers' eyebrows when it compared Trump's possible investigation to President Obama's decision over whether to investigate the George W. Bush administration for torture.
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Jansrud admitted the example of his friend Svindal, who gave Norway its first champion in the marquee event of Alpine skiing at the age of 35 on Thursday, had helped persuade him not to close the door on competing in Beijing in four years' time.
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At a press conference led by Barron County Sheriff Chris Fitzgerald Friday morning, a bevy of local, state, and federal law enforcement officials sought to close the door on a double-murder, disappearance, and massive manhunt that produced thousands of tips and generalized terror.
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The plan's radical overhaul of the basic terms of reference for talks could so poison the atmosphere as to close the door on negotiations "for years or even decades to come," said Yonatan Touval, an analyst at Mitvim, a left-leaning Israeli foreign policy institute.
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While Mr. Salonen has repeatedly told interviewers over the past year that he was happy finally to be achieving a better balance among composing, performing and family life, some of those past pronouncements did not completely close the door on the possibility of a new position.
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I think in this case, this does not close the door on who another Republican donor could be, but the Free Beacon is attached to sort of the Republican donor class, so we might be getting closer to the ultimate answer about who hired Fusion GPS.
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Despite popular rhetoric, cutting aid or making it less effective won't close the government's budget gap or make America more secure — but it will close the door on a better future for the world's most vulnerable communities and the future well-being of the United States.
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"We're hopeful the government of Sudan will continue to engage in a way that will allow them to finally close the door on their terrorist past and rejoin the family of civilized nations in every respect," said Newberger, who is not acting as a lobbyist for the families.
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"Today's admission of guilt by Mr. Bradley helps to close the door on one of the conspirators responsible for causing the tragic loss of life and wreaking havoc on those who survived this horrific incident," Shane Folden, special agent in charge with U.S. Homeland Security Investigations, said in a statement.
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Example: Alex Iyer, Geneva School of Boerne, San Antonio: Homer's "The Odyssey" and "As Rich Nations Close the Door on Refugees, Uganda Welcomes Them" In literature, we learned that in Homer's epic poem "The Odyssey," Homer uses the tribulations of the hero Odysseus to illustrate the Ancient Grecian custom of xenia.
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Alex Iyer, Geneva School of Boerne, San Antonio: Homer's "The Odyssey" and "As Rich Nations Close the Door on Refugees, Uganda Welcomes Them" In literature, we learned that in Homer's epic poem "The Odyssey," Homer uses the tribulations of the hero Odysseus to illustrate the Ancient Grecian custom of xenia.
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Cara Delevingne has been dominating the red carpet all week in drop-dead gorgeous looks during her Suicide Squad press stops, but before we close the door on the supermodel's promo tour style, let's celebrate her big beauty look — a sultry silver smoky eye paired with a bold red lip — one last time.
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The conclusion of Special Counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's investigation into Russian interference in the 2628 presidential election does not close the door on the authoritarian threat to American democracy.
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"Our national energy security depends on our ability to produce oil and natural gas here in the U.S., and this decision could very well increase the cost of energy for American consumers and close the door on creating new jobs and new investments for years," American Petroleum Institute President Jack Gerard said in a statement.
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The comments amounted to Pelosi's strongest to date on the prospects of impeaching Trump and while she did not entirely close the door on the possibility, her comments indicated that she is loath to hand the President a deeply divisive issue to rev up his base and drive the conversation away from policy issues.
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The ghost of Trump comments past haunts travel ban This week, courts in Hawaii and Maryland blocked the implementation of the White House's second effort at a travel ban for six majority-Muslim nations, in both cases effectively dismissing administration efforts to clear legal hurdles by citing Trump's past stated desire to close the door on Muslim immigrants.
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My goodness, it's perplexing to me that a majority that talks about states' rights and other opportunities, and enabling opportunities, would be in favor of closing the door for those same very states — that we would basically close the door on them from providing and enabling opportunities and services and being able to tailor-make opportunity.
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The construction of a new center appeared to close the door on the possibility that the city would try to claw back the Rivington House property, though Mr. Shorris in his testimony said that any such action would depend on the results of two continuing investigations by the New York State attorney general and federal prosecutors.
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"Today, we are following the laws Congress gave us to close the door on certain asbestos products to prevent them from returning to the marketplace without EPA's review," Alexandra Dapolito Dunn, assistant administrator of the Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention, said in a release, referring to a 2016 law that gave the EPA the power to prohibit asbestos.
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Ben Carson on Monday sought to close the door on serving as presumptive GOP White House nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's vice president or one of his Cabinet members.
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"Today's admission of guilt by Mr. Bradley helps to close the door on one of the conspirators responsible for causing the tragic loss of life and wreaking havoc on those who survived this horrific incident," Shane M. Folden, the special agent with the San Anontio office of the federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement's Homeland Security Investigations unit, said in a statement.
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President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE won't close the door on criminal justice reform, but the path forward may be complicated by his campaign rhetoric and pick to lead the Department of Justice, advocates say.
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Unlike Fiona Hill -- Trump's former top Russia expert on the National Security Council who testified before Congress last month calling the Ukraine theory a "fictional narrative" -- Pompeo chose not to shut down the debunked theory, or close the door on any politically motivated investigations He took a very different stance in 2017 as CIA director, making an unequivocal declaration that Russia was to blame for hacking Democratic National Committee emails.
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