But the focus on national politics misses a crucial point.
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Adam Schiff, the committee's ranking member, made a crucial point.
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This is a crucial point for enjoying good white wine.
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This is a crucial point and needs to be understood.
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One crucial point here, however, and what makes the Digi.
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That's going to be the crucial point, in my opinion.
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"It's a crucial point in the game," James told reporters.
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I think that's a crucial point that sometimes gets lost.
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The crucial point is that the taxes are deferred — not eliminated.
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You just hit on a crucial point about the "ends" of government.
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"That's a crucial point and Chinese authorities understand this well," he said.
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However—and this is a crucial point—other sanctions on Iran remain.
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They say primary fights risk distracting the party at a crucial point.
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And here's the crucial point: Delegates are only "bound" for the nomination vote.
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"I think obviously the crucial point was break and 4-3," Djokovic said.
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Another crucial point: Not only is the selection killer, but it's remarkably fresh.
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We're at such a crucial point that you have to overlook personal characteristics.
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But the window of opportunity to press this crucial point was vanishingly small.
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But back to deficits: the crucial point is not that Republicans were hypocritical.
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That's another crucial point — KISS: not keep is simple, but keep it short.
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But one crucial point must be made that the movie fails to make.
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"This is a crucial point and lab experiments ought to be done," Lunine added.
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The tree showed that one mutation arose at a crucial point in the outbreak.
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I'm glad you went there, because I think this is such a crucial point.
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However, we've been missing a crucial point: election equipment cannot be made completely secure.
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And, she raised a crucial point about the language we use to describe men.
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Before finding Fidyka, Tabakow and Raisman were at a crucial point in their project.
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But that is to ignore a crucial point about the debt incurred: it comes cheap.
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Watching a race last week reminded me of this crucial point in the Obama presidency.
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The crucial point is the efficiency of burning shown by the two sorts of whirl.
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This touches on a crucial point: We don't talk about the status of single people.
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The precedents are clear on this crucial point, in case after case, court after court.
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It is a crucial point of entry, and a central part of the game's ecosystem.
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Both Twitter and CBS are at a crucial point as they seek to monetize their content.
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Can you imagine him calling the president, looking for clarification of some crucial point of policy?
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"Let me be very clear about one crucial point," Trump said in Warsaw on July 6.
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He said the argument that the funding would be made up elsewhere missed a crucial point.
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In marijuana policy debates, whether legalization leads to more use is a crucial point of contention.
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Eisen brings up a crucial point: Historically, science and engineering has been a white men's club.
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Activists believe these small acts helped change attitudes towards HIV/AIDS and a crucial point in history.
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So RIT's suggestion to "Rub One Out" ignores a crucial point about why people commit sexual assault.
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The crucial point about a strategy for taxing the rich is to realise that it has limits.
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Because Trump, like many others in Congress who support the initiative, are all missing a crucial point.
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He makes a crucial point: The solution that the marchers want almost certainly depends on winning elections.
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But Toyin makes a crucial point: To what degree can you have consent within a colonial context?
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The crucial point is that the Supreme Court has allowed different limits for different types of agencies.
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One major, crucial point, however: Trump has publicly said the Mueller investigation should just focus on his campaign.
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At other points, however, Nye's skepticism verges into meanness, and at one crucial point fails him all together.
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Regardless of how the pieces are reassembled, Cashman's move comes at a crucial point in the Yankees' schedule.
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Now, she has reached a crucial point in her development, choosing between going to college and turning pro.
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This is a crucial point of objection, because Cats is primarily about the music and not much else.
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It might have thrown either of us off course, possibly at a crucial point in our own processes.
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"Our hope is that we will come to an agreement with Germany in this crucial point," Le Maire said.
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"The crucial point is yet to come and that's Friday's draft budget," Commerzbank interest rate strategist David Schnautz said.
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That tension has been simmering for months and is boiling over at a crucial point in the lobbying battle.
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CA Immo Chief Financial Officer Florian Nowotny said the composition of the supervisory board will be a crucial point.
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But to say this is to ignore a crucial point -- one that Lucia McBath, Davis' mother, made very clear.
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Furthermore — and this is a crucial point — Bond did not argue what the far right is claiming she argued.
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Their astounding merchandising revenues came through to Lucasfilm at a crucial point in its funding of Empire Strikes Back.
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One crucial point of discussions in the coming days, the person said, will be the proposed business tax rate.
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By making it to the production and delivery phase, Arcimoto is now at a crucial point in its history.
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And she makes a crucial point in her tweet: Being a good mother doesn't mean never leaving your child's side.
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But this isn't the first time allegations of sexual misconduct have surfaced during a crucial point in his political career.
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Curbing medical subsidies, which are called "medical treatment fees" in Japan, is the crucial point in compiling the annual budget.
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"We want to hear his ideas on funding; that's going to be the crucial point in my opinion," Schumer said.
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But here is the crucial point: There is no reason to believe that this messiness systematically benefits Democrats or Republicans.
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And — here's the crucial point — they will have lost all ability to make a principled case against Mr. Trump's wall.
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That misses a crucial point, though: The FBI started monitoring Page's communications in 2014 because of his 2013 contacts with Russians.
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The crucial point, however, is that the original (and accurate) definition of cellulite had nothing to do with dimples or fat.
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The crucial point was that unlike their primate cousins, monkeys and apes, which are mainly diurnal, lemurs come out at night.
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Well, the crucial point here is that the meat and bones of the new house lad are nothing new at all.
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This is a crucial point that many technology pundits who lament Apple's position in the education market always seem to miss.
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The early wave of exciting, hopeful findings about oxytocin came right before a crucial point in the history of psychological science.
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The crucial point is that — for me, anyway — painkillers were simply another treatment with a unique set of risks and benefits.
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But that argument misses a crucial point: Cooperation is a matter of degree, and the degree is affected by attraction or repulsion.
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But there is unanimity on a crucial point: None said the military had come under a large-scale attack in Inn Din.
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Now we're at a crucial point in urban planning because some of our age-old systems have been upended by innovation or economics.
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Those within the anti-abortion movement who were praising Cardi missed a crucial point: She wasn't railing against abortion care — on the contrary.
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The Little Broomstick was the only story I saw where the heroine rejects magic at a crucial point, at the most difficult point.
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Namely, Stevens' decision to start Gerald Green over Amir Johnson in Game 3 has proved to be a crucial point in this series.
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A crucial point of contact between my coach and I, not to mention the reason I started fighting to begin with—human affection.
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The story abruptly skips many weeks at what seems like a crucial point in the story, then zips forward by months without warning.
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But this is a crucial point: There is no reason to agree with the Benghazi investigators' assumption that Clinton was guilty of something.
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Yet here is the crucial point, and one you never hear the climate denialists own up to: the uncertainties cut in both directions.
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The crucial point is that the Trump presidency has created an opportunity to jump-start progress — an opportunity that doesn't come along often.
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She'll arrive at a crucial point in her history and then dart away for 13 pages, throwing out distractions that delay the inevitable.
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The crucial point: The subpoena marks the latest effort from Democrats at multiple levels of government to obtain and examine Trump's tax returns.
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The German's first retirement of the year cost him the championship lead at a crucial point but he questioned the significance of it.
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Towards the end, Moran makes a crucial point about the trial: "We don't wanna think 'oh, boys get raped by their fathers,'" he says.
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But I feel like I'm at this crucial point in my career – I've just got to set up for longevity or I'll slip off.
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Which raises this crucial point: Many writers also depend on their Twitter following, which they've worked hard to grow, for spreading their stories widely.
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But I feel like I'm at this crucial point in my career, I've just got to set up for longevity or I'll slip off.
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This is a crucial point because with "Us," as with "Get Out," Peele is using mass entertainment to address the concerns of African-Americans.
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The speech, delivered with an array of regal and parliamentary ritual and theater, is controversial because it comes at a crucial point for Brexit.
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Mechanics get in the way of fantasy, though, at a crucial point, from the enchantment of the ax through Nick's transformation into the Tin Woodsman.
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" And while Trump's comments about women are "unacceptable," he said, the country is "at such a crucial point that you have to overlook personal characteristics.
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To the extent the figure is right, though, it misses another crucial point: People without IDs are less likely to vote in the first place.
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However, many of the fan suggestions are missing a crucial point about Aladdin, and people have been quick to point out the mistake on Twitter.
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This gets to a crucial point in the opioid epidemic: Despite drug companies' marketing, opioid painkillers may not be an effective treatment for chronic pain.
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There were calls for his resignation - something which threatened to destabilize Prime Minister Theresa May's minority government at a crucial point in Britain's Brexit negotiations.
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Ten years later, it's still a complete mystery why a team captain would stoop to violence at such a crucial point in the World Cup.
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Yet to do so would be to miss a crucial point about Kayla's videos, which are at once an act of creation and self-creation.
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The "pie scene," which feels initially like an act of cinematic self-indulgence, becomes a crucial point of reference, like a constant in a complex equation.
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He credits the locale for being a crucial point of growth in his early music career and now he's giving back – by opening a strip club.
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The crucial point is that many of these activities involve taking risks and investing—exactly what austerity doesn't do—and in so doing they create value.
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The solar eclipse in Capricorn comes on January 5, the first of two eclipses this month—this is such a crucial point in your life, Sag.
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At a crucial point, Ross decides that he wants to "join" his wife in her suspended state sooner than he'd planned, ending his natural life early.
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That said, a crucial point should be made here: people without disabilities will use this feature, regardless of its actual intended utility, and Apple recognizes that.
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Will it just take more courage, then, for parents to broaden the diet of books we encourage boys to read at this crucial point in childhood?
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Why it matters: The first debate came at a crucial point in the race with political analyst Charlie Cook labeling the state a toss up on Friday.
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Removing experienced engineering leadership from that effort and the rest of the nation's human spaceflight programs at such a crucial point in time seems misguided at best.
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Fourth in the league after their defeat to Chelsea, City need their main goalscorer more than ever at a crucial point in their pursuit of the title.
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A crucial point, according to the report, is the need to upgrade the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Nutrition Evidence Library (NEL), which conducts the scientific literature reviews.
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"Last mile" is a reference to the warehouse that is closest to a store, a crucial point of the distribution chain that makes same-day delivery possible.
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To her, a crucial point is that the "rules of truth" depend on the medium: The rules are different in journalism from those in theater, for example.
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But on the overarching and crucial point, Stevens restates his eventual conclusion (from his last book) that the Constitution should be amended to abolish the death penalty.
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Not a large exhibition, The Thing Unseen nonetheless makes a crucial point: having embraced a historical period or aesthetic possibility, Carone would abandon it — but never completely.
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"Viewed in the most favorable light, these actions create terrible optics at a crucial point in the redistricting cycle," said a Republican operative close to the committee.
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But Mansour added the crucial point in all of this: that the power struggles surrounding Khashoggi's disappearance help to explain its implications but do not minimize its gravity.
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The crucial point is that the English language and British pop and serious culture do far more to enhance Britain's global influence than anything that happens in Brussels.
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The crucial point, though, is that your thank-you has to specifically mention something you talked about in your meeting, and it has to be thoughtful — and short.
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Poll: Trump on top, battle for second emerges The cancellation of the Londonderry event amounts to unfortunate optics for Trump at a crucial point in the 2016 race.
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" Montanaro also makes this crucial point about Trump: "His sense of fairness, or unfairness, really, has driven him, his rise in politics — and his priorities for the country.
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Briskman's attorney, Maria Simon, told BuzzFeed News this discrepancy in the mixed ways the company chose to enforce its social media policy was a crucial point in their case.
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This crucial point, referred to as "Max Q," is often considered to be the most stressing moment during launch, as the rocket is pushing through the speed of sound.
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And that's a crucial point because it isn't a point about them losing and us winning or taking the points of the margin here or there at their expense.
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What makes the decision even more surprising is that US intelligence agencies are pretty unanimous on one crucial point: North Korea will not give up its nuclear weapons program.
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The crucial point, however, is that for this to happen you have to have a large increase in the physical stock of capital - it's not an immaculate financial transaction.
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The House Judiciary Committee was making a crucial point now and as a clear precedent for future federal officials: high crimes and misdemeanors do not require a statutory felony.
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The U.K. faces yet more political turmoil Wednesday as another vote in Parliament could topple the government and leave a leadership vacuum at a crucial point in the country's history.
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We want to hear his ideas on funding -- that's going to be the crucial point, in my opinion -- and the House and the Senate can proceed in its oversight responsibilities.
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This is the crucial point: it is not that China has the financial upper hand over America, or vice versa; it is that they are increasingly joined at the hip.
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In hindsight, the summer of 2016 was a crucial point in time when many tech companies were faced with an opportunity to augment social media's influence in our daily lives.
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A crucial point in all of this is that health systems, especially in urban settings, are fully integrated, and what affects one population can affect the whole of the population.
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The extensive analysis of the escalating North Korea threat misses one crucial point: It could be a golden opportunity to build a constructive relationship between the White House and Congress.
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Both put you on this weird path to adulthood at a crucial point in the arc of it, setting you up as the person you are going to eventually be.
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Redgrave said rowing was at a "crucial point" with the men's lightweight four being removed from the Olympic regatta as part of the International Olympic Committee's (IOC) move towards gender equality.
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Their discussions in Tehran mark a crucial point in a seven-year-old war which has killed more than half a million people and forced 11 million to flee their homes.
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This crucial point should resonate loudly and instructively with all who would still heap gratuitous praise upon a White House that bombastically equates personal success with the elicited envy of others.
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We were at a crucial point, having just reached a global agreement on emissions and having a clear policy path toward moving America to a much greater reliance on renewable energy.
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Another crucial point in the report is how homeless students are distributed among the city's schools, with some schools and districts seeing intense concentrations, while others bear a relatively light burden.
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At another crucial point, the actress and rapper Awkwafina shows up to join in the ostensible fun; at another, Colin Hanks and Nick Jonas reprise their roles from the prior movie.
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It seems to me that this coterie of artists, who knew each other at a crucial point in their careers, has never been acknowledged as an important force in New York.
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But this argument misses the crucial point that the Obama administration withheld foreign aid in order to prevent it from being used by repressive governments to seize or hold onto power.
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Sara Goldrick-Rab, a Temple University professor and the author of a book about college costs called "Paying the Price," made this crucial point in a post on Medium last year.
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King imagines taking a panoramic view of human history and argues that the present is the crucial point, the point at which a Promised Land has become visible on the horizon.
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The European Union has offered Turkey, a crucial point on the migrant trail to Europe, 3 billion euros, or nearly $3.3 billion, to help curb the flow of refugees and asylum seekers.
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Jeffrey Lewis, director of the East Asia Nonproliferation Program at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies, made the crucial point: I think Trump is worried about how he looks on cable news.
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However, its details have raised new questions about the Trump campaign's interest in WikiLeaks at a crucial point in the campaign, after the organization released materials stolen from the Democratic National Committee.
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David O. Stewart, the author of " Impeached ," a history of the case, told me that it established a crucial point: impeachment is not a judicial proceeding but a tool of political accountability.
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"If we fall below this crucial point, then we will have to pay a greater cost to stabilize exchange rates," Sheng told a forum in Shanghai, according to financial media website WallStreetcn.
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To protect against attacks like this in the future, Gourley, the Crucial Point founder and chief technology officer, recommends that companies adopt multifactor authentication to mitigate the harm from stolen logins and passwords.
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In addition to participating in today's action, Survived and Punished are organizing a full week of actions (from January 19–27) to highlight other survivors whose criminal cases are at a crucial point.
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But there is little argument expected on one crucial point: the next radical effort to overhaul health care in America will be coming to a soapbox near you from the left -- and soon.
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The latest filing suggested that Cohen's information has bolstered multiple lines of inquiry at a crucial point, after the special counsel received written answers from the president in response to questions about collusion.
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Separately, Greece has started to move hundreds of refugees out of a squalid makeshift camp on the border with Macedonia, a crucial point on the so-called Balkan trail, to state-run shelters.
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The crucial point here is how little the model of employer-employee relations needs to diverge from the assumption of perfect competition in order for there to be massive effects on the economy.
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One crucial point I still don't think is widely understood is that, scary and damaging though it was, the financial crisis — the disruption of credit markets that followed Lehman's collapse — was quite brief.
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Wang Xiaodong, the governor of Hubei, the home of province of Wuhan, said Wednesday evening that the fight against the virus was at a crucial point, and that medical supplies were severely insufficient.
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The state opening of Parliament comes after Prime Minister Boris Johnson got into trouble for asking the queen to prorogue (or suspend) Parliament for five weeks, at a crucial point in Brexit proceedings.
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Although Gray's death wasn't a shooting, it highlighted the excessive use of force by police that became a crucial point of protest within the Black Lives Matter movement over the past few years.
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The crucial point, however, is that in broad ideological terms, the 2016 election happened at a time when the incumbent president was popular and the insurgent demagogue promising dramatic change was not popular.
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The American Bar Association's (ABA) statement this week during a crucial point in Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination is drawing attention to another time the group weighed in late in his judicial confirmation process.
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The Brexit negotiations are at a crucial point where the British prime minister needs to be tough, but hardly a day goes by without new revelations of sleaze or ministers' doing their own thing.
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But his column makes a crucial point: The universalist narrative that stirs passion and patriotism in so many liberals has failed to win over most parts of the country that don't touch an ocean.
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Ljungberg was unaware as to why Aubameyang darted away at such a crucial point in the match; however, it has since become clear that the Gabon international did so to answer nature&aposs call.
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Mr. Dauer and Mr. Moonves have given different accounts of the conversation, but they agree on one crucial point: They discussed the possibility of getting Ms. Phillips an acting gig to keep her happy.
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But at that crucial point, the camera immediately cut back to a wide shot of her with two backup dancers; it was so far away that you could barely make them out at all.
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But The White House is throwing everything at its disposal into the race to save McMaster, who went out on a political limb for Trump at a crucial point in the 2016 Republican presidential primaries.
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But The White House is throwing everything at its disposal into the race to save McMaster, who went out on a political limb for Trump at a crucial point in the 27 Republican presidential primaries.
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And this is the crucial point, because this data shows how paid family leave could help lessen the gap and allow for women (and men) to continue to work, without disruption, at higher-paying jobs.
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Trade negotiations between Brussels and Washington are at a crucial point since both sides believe their transatlantic agreement, known as TTIP, stands a better chance of passing before Obama leaves the White House in January.
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" Here is the final, crucial point made by Breyer: Many Ohio voters who had not moved were removed from the rolls because of the "human tendency not to send back cards received in the mail.
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Moore articulates this crucial point himself when he argues that "what free traders should be doing, if they want to be constructive, is to help the Trump administration" pass the United States Mexico Canada Agreement.
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After accidentally forfeiting a crucial point for a rule violation, the Los Angeles Guerrillas posted a statement on Twitter criticizing the league for punishing them and failing to specify all of the rules in advance.
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There is some sketchy evidence that income and wealth inequality was indeed low in the 18th century, but the crucial point is that early America was an agrarian society of cultivators with an open frontier.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - Negotiations between Greece and Macedonia on the former Yugoslav republic's name have reached a "crucial" point but more needs to be done for a solution, Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said on Thursday.
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Ms. Ahmad, who moved to Queens from Pakistan when she was an infant and graduated from high school in 2012, believes Asian families who do not support the city's plan are ignoring a crucial point.
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Really, no matter how you swing it, Nunes and Shevchenko's Saturday night showdown is a crucial point in the continued evolution of the women's bantamweight division—whether Rousey is a part of that division or not.
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It's both a mechanical challenge and a physics problem, and Agility Robotics says it's figured both elements out in a way that—and this is the crucial point—lets them sell robots to people right now.
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"The crucial point really is that you now have a rationalization of the existing search and rescue (operations) and you have a predictable mechanism to provide immediate assistance to those who have been saved," Doyle said.
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These risks can be divided into three main categories, but the crucial point to note about these risks is that they operate n a feedback loop, intensifying one another: policy risk, technology risk and investor risk.
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" In a comprehensive new blueprint for reform, the Justice Collaborative, a nonprofit group, makes an underappreciated and crucial point: "Law enforcement is not the only, or even the most important, answer to addressing cycles of violence.
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Democrats could not quite fathom the possibility that a Republican could win in liberal Massachusetts and succeed Mr. Kennedy, the party's longtime leader on health policy, at such a crucial point in the health care fight.
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One crucial point: You can't even apply for the money until you've completed 120 monthly payments and then been rejected for forgiveness by the department's loan servicer because you repaid your loans in an incorrect fashion.
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And if Giuliani did know the aid was frozen, it would have provided him with a crucial point of leverage over the country's new president, Volodymyr Zelensky as Giuliani sought to secure investigations favored by Trump.
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With its famous white cliffs in the southeast of the U.K., Dover is more than just a regular coastal town; it is a crucial point of entry for billions of goods coming from the European Union.
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Wilkinson also told the Post this crucial point — that she did what she did because Sanders was a public official and that she has regular customers who are politically conservative and has no problem serving them.
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But for as easy as it was to lampoon Kavanaugh's behavior during the hearing, by the end of the episode, Oliver came to a crucial point: The fact that Kavanaugh's testimony was a mess didn't actually matter.
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As Congress heads home for a two-week Easter break, with Republicans at an impasse over an Obamacare replacement, health insurers are effectively operating in the dark at a crucial point in their planning for 2018 coverage.
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At the crucial point of his turn in the driver's seat, Bard had Giancarlo Stanton, the team leader in home runs and the winner of last year's National League Most Valuable Player Award, available on his bench.
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This backlash misses a crucial point: that the public health push for breastfeeding is designed to eliminate health disparities between the rich and poor and create, at least in early infancy, a semblance of equality in health.
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Six states will vote in Tuesday's primary contests, marking a crucial point for the Sanders campaign's quest to catch up to Biden in what he's been casting as a two-person race with a stark policy contrast.
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While any effort to explore and address the issue of AI and gender should be applauded, the report's authors and others have missed a crucial point: It's not just a matter of changing pronouns or vocal characteristics.
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As the effort to pass the bill reached a crucial point, some members appeared increasingly exhausted by the repeated push on health care -- a factor that could see some shelve objections just to offload it to the Senate.
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Myspace Top 8 was a big part of my life, it was how I connected with a musical community—I met Larkin Grimm on tour and through her discovered Dirty Projectors at a crucial point in their formation.
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Onstage, Federighi insisted that Apple's new system only uses local data, which means the company isn't storing faceprints on company servers — a crucial point for anyone worried about their faceprint being used for more than just cataloging photos.
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Mars connects with Saturn and the sun meets Mercury on March 14, making for a productive day—this is also going to be a crucial point during mercury retrograde, so watch out for what information comes your way!
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But the only other officer to see the shooting, Camilo Rosario, confirmed the sergeant's account on one crucial point: He said Ms. Danner shifted her weight forward and was about to swing the bat when she was shot.
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"Elizabeth Warren lying about her heritage to claim minority status at a crucial point in her career will play a major role if she is the Democratic nominee," said Steve Guest, the Republican National Committee's rapid response director.
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This is an especially crucial point to make in light of Mr. Trump's seeming refusal to confront Russia about its interference in 2016 and his public comment in June that he'd be open to foreign assistance in 2020.
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Claire Liu, a Rising Teenage Tennis Player, Reaches a Crossroad Liu, the world's top-ranked junior, has reached a crucial point in her development at age 17, and will soon choose between going to college or turning pro.
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"The bad news is this attack used a lot of the old methods to get in," says Bob Gourley, founder and chief technology officer of the tech consultancy firm Crucial Point and author of the book The Cyber Threat.
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This is a crucial point because it shows that what the Russians did in 2016 was more or less in line with tactics they've been using since the Kremlin was run by Communists rather than an autocrat like Putin.
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A crucial point that May seems to be overlooking in putting the U.K. on its "hard" Brexit path is that now is a particularly bad time for the U.K. economy to be risking any possible loss of investor confidence.
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Defined: The phrase "levies war against them, or adheres to their enemies" is a crucial point for the Russia scandal because it limits a treason prosecution to a wartime crime, which law professor Carlson F.W. Larson describes in The Washington Post.
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Tom MalinowskiThomas (Tom) MalinowskiDiplomat ties Trump closer to Ukraine furor Impeachment week: Trump probe hits crucial point Warren doubles down — to Democrats' chagrin, and Trump's delight MORE, a liberal New Jersey freshman, complains that eliminating private insurance is a bad idea.
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That's why it sucked when the show was cancelled—the third season ended abruptly after poorly told stories and at a crucial point in Veronica's personal life, so at the very least, she deserves a real conclusion, and so do we.
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The 71-year-old royal, who has campaigned on environmental issues for decades, "feels strongly that we are at a crucial point in human history when there may still be time to prevent irreversible damage to our planet", he added.
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A crucial point that the new administration chooses to ignore is that Germany does not have a currency of its own and that any move to have Germany leave the euro would almost certainly trigger a major global financial crisis.
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The crucial point of Andersen's tale — in which the one who could do the most incredible thing should have the king's daughter and half his kingdom — is that, though art may be destroyed, its energy lives on independently as a vital force.
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There's a gang rape, and at a crucial point one of the young men in Custance's party announces that he's making the older man's daughter his consort (that is, sex slave), and that Custance can either accept it or take a bullet.
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Cyborg made a bad choice and she's not the only one who has to live with the consequences of said choice, especially considering that it happened at such a crucial point in WMMA's growing popularity both in and out of the sport.
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He was a crucial point of contact for Rudy Giuliani, the president's personal lawyer, as Giuliani leaned on Ukrainians to launch investigations of former vice president Joe Biden and of debunked allegations that Ukraine — not Russia — hacked a Democratic Party server in 2016.
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The crucial point at issue in Thursday's hearing will be whether Comey believes that the President sought to obstruct his investigation into alleged collusion between members of Trump's 2016 campaign and Russia, at a time when Moscow was accused of interfering in the presidential election.
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Steve CohenStephen (Steve) Ira CohenImpeachment week: Trump probe hits crucial point Boeing CEO gives up bonus over 737 Max crashes Democrat says he voted to recognize Armenian genocide because 'Turkey doesn't seem to respect' US MORE (D-Tenn.) said on CNN over the weekend.
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ATHENS — The Greek authorities began moving hundreds of refugees on Tuesday out of a sprawling makeshift camp near the village of Idomeni, on the border with Macedonia, a crucial point on the so-called Balkan trail for migrants that has been closed off for months.
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The ability to recall a weapon may be a crucial point in any ban on autonomous weapons, said Bonnie Docherty, the author of the report and a lecturer on law and senior clinical instructor at the International Human Rights Clinic at Harvard Law School.
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A Navy prosecutor immediately leapt from his chair in the courtroom and angrily accused Special Operator Scott of lying, saying that on one crucial point after another, his testimony contradicted what he had told Navy criminal investigators and lawyers in at least five interviews.
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But much of the coverage has obscured or downplayed one crucial point: that since 1971, public safety — the idea of the "potential dangerousness" of someone accused of a crime — has not been a legal reason to set bail for a defendant in New York.
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"Because of the logistics of Formula One a lot of the sea freight was getting ready to set sail and once it is gone we can't get it back so it was really reaching a crucial point where we had make a decision," Brawn said.
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Steve CohenStephen (Steve) Ira CohenLawmakers to watch during Wednesday's impeachment hearing Impeachment week: Trump probe hits crucial point Boeing CEO gives up bonus over 737 Max crashes MORE (D-Tenn.) Cohen, who chairs the Judiciary subcommittee on the Constitution, is no stranger to theatrics.
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A few months ago, I spoke to another political scientist, Justin Gest of George Mason University, and he was making what seems to me a crucial point, one you're making here, and that is that Trump voters aren't opposed to the welfare state or entitlement programs.
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The two sides seem to have taken care to leave themselves room to move forward on issues such as visa-free travel for Turks to Europe, which for Ankara is a crucial point of the broad accord on migrants, and advancing Turkey's bid to join the bloc.
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"I'm choosing on yield capabilities and plant characteristics more than I am on G.M.O. traits" like bug and poison resistance, he said, underscoring a crucial point: Yield is still driven by breeding plants to bring out desirable traits, as it has been for thousands of years.
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However, one crucial point that Mr. Krugman doesn't make is that the single-payer solution — which many health care economists and a majority of Americans believe is the only way to achieve universal health care that is cost-effective — can be piloted as an option at the state level.
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"The idea that parliament should be suspended in October ... at a crucial point in this country's history, that parliament should not be able to sit, should not be able to express its opinion and its will, I think would be outrageous," Justice Secretary David Gauke told BBC Radio.
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The idea spread like a game of telephone from a Nation article to the US Congress while losing a crucial point of detail: The Pentagon's accounting errors are genuinely enormous, but they're also just accounting errors — they don't represent actual money that can be spent on something else.
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"The idea that parliament should be suspended in October... at a crucial point in this country's history that parliament should not be able to sit, should not be able to express its opinion and its will, I think would be outrageous," Justice Secretary David Gauke told the BBC.
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Representative K. Michael Conaway, the Texas Republican who is leading the investigation, said committee Republicans agreed with the conclusions of American intelligence agencies that Russia had interfered with the election, but they broke with the agencies on one crucial point: that the Russians had favored Mr. Trump's candidacy.
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Other countries' success in implementing universal health care is often held up as a shining example in the case for reforming our own system, but Reid's personal account of seeking treatment for a chronic shoulder issue in 10 different countries illuminates one crucial point: There is no uniform fix.
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But he again angered the unions on a crucial point — pushing the French to work longer — raising doubts about an early end to the strikes, which have also hit schools and government services, and setting up a possible prolonged battle between workers and the government of President Emmanuel Macron.
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" And here is the crucial point: "It is in this realm — in which the prosecutor picks some person whom he dislikes or desires to embarrass, or selects some group of unpopular persons and then looks for an offense, that the greatest danger of abuse of prosecuting power lies.
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The crucial point that Jenkins makes in her response to Cameron is that women shouldn't be defined solely by their looks or measured by how tough they are — that there's equal worth in a woman's ability to love others and to display grit, and the two aren't mutually exclusive.
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"* Russell credits Emmerich's direction with helping her understand a crucial point about playing Elizabeth, whose hard-line stances sometimes make it difficult for the actress to connect to her character: "[Elizabeth] can be tough or unlikable ... which is why I love my character; it's so much more interesting to play.
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In all fairness, while it may suck for UC Davis to be perpetually judged for the actions of one man at an event that took place five years ago, the failure of its efforts to eradicate an unflattering reputation from the web perfectly encapsulates a crucial point about the nature of the internet.
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The really crucial point in all of this is that while Dershowitz would like you to think that we are talking about his social life because he is being shunned over his pro-Trump book, the truth is the opposite — we are talking about alleged shunning (or lack thereof) because he is out promoting a book.
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The executive change comes at a crucial point for Dior: LVMH announced the purchase of Dior, which had previously been a sister brand under a shared holding company last April, and after a comprehensive retrospective of the fashion house opened at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris this past summer to mark its 70th birthday.
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Louis To the Editor: When Dr. Sandeep Jauhar proposes that doctors shouldn't sign up for specialties that might include practices they object to, he misses a crucial point about my right as a patient: I want only someone of good conscience medically treating me, someone who won't participate in killing unborn children or physician-assisted suicide.
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The Senate is heading for a make or break vote on calling witnesses, marking a crucial point in President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats outraged over White House lawyer's claim that some foreign involvement in elections is acceptable Senators take reins of impeachment trial in marathon question session White House announces task force to monitor coronavirus MORE's impeachment trial.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE has found himself increasingly isolated in Washington at a crucial point of his battle against House Democrats' fast-moving impeachment inquiry.
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Read More: The Dream of Buying a Coffee With Bitcoin Is Dying, If It's Not Already Dead And this is a crucial point: the Winklevoss investment fund would have essentially been a way for finance types to win big by gambling on the price of bitcoin going up, without doing any of the work that actually makes it increase in value.
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If the concurrent Felix Gonzalez-Torres exhibition — which takes up all of David Zwirner's 20th Street space and spreads across the city in a series of billboards— is a significant theoretical, historical, and affective grounding in a crucial point in the development of conceptualism, Invisible Man is an eloquent argument for the continued relevance and potential of contemporary conceptual work.
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All this political uncertainty comes just as the coalition has made significant progress in recent days in the fight against ISIS and is at a crucial point in the campaign During recent stops in Afghanistan, Bahrain, Iraq and Italy, Carter repeatedly trumpeted the coalition's success against ISIS, citing the recent targeted killing of three ISIS leaders and the ejection of ISIS from Sirte, Libya, once the terror groups largest stronghold outside Syria or Iraq.
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That said, if fantasizing about Donald having a crap time makes you feel better, than yes, remember that eclipses are bad omens for rulers, and both eclipses this month stimulate his chart in an intense way: Today's will activate his Pluto, which is the planet of power (and the abuse of it!), and the one on August 21 will activate his ascendant, which is a crucial point in the birth chart symbolizing ourselves and our standing.
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Y.), Tim RyanTimothy (Tim) RyanMore than 100 Democrats sign letter calling for Stephen Miller to resign Debate crowd erupts in laughs as Sanders chimes in 'I wrote the damn bill' on Medicare for All The Hill's Campaign Report: Late bids surprise 2020 Democratic field MORE (D-Ohio), Rashida TlaibRashida Harbi TlaibOn The Money: Trump claims Hong Kong 'obliterated' without his action | Xi says China not afraid to 'fight back' | Tlaib offers bill to repeal 'opportunity zones Tlaib introduces bill to repeal 'opportunity zones' Warren adds Ayanna Pressley as campaign co-chair MORE (D-Mich.) and Tom MalinowskiThomas (Tom) MalinowskiMore than 100 Democrats sign letter calling for Stephen Miller to resign Diplomat ties Trump closer to Ukraine furor Impeachment week: Trump probe hits crucial point MORE (D-N.J.).
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